gardner that they dedicate more partner hours to cases.lee was assigned as the lawyer of record. schmidt: which means he was legally responsible for supervising? and personally liable here. schmidt: looks like it's back in your court. yeah, kalinda, what's up? i found his half brother. you did? great. yeah. i don't think he'll let me cotton-swab his mouth, but i'll see what i can get. hey. office is up front if you want to place an order. actually, i'm here to talk to you. you're... anderson prickett, right? (spits) and you are? kalinda sharma. i'm investigating working conditions at companies in the area. look, uh... i just want to make sure that management isn't harassing you. harassing me for...? your arrest last year, for one. you were busted dealing ketamine, right? you with the labor board? also trying to make sure that workers aren't getting their pay docked for sick days. your manager said you called in sick last year on the 15th of august. where were you? ♪ we chip away. making the colors of earth and sunset skies into rich interi

at one point michigan state quarterback devon gardner on three straight plays. the spartans close the deal. 40 out of 120 rushing yards. 29-6. spartans won five of the last six meetings. >> a wild finish. watch this. korn huskers looked done. they marched down the field, ron kellog the third with desperation, hail mary into the end zone, tipped and caught by junioredan wester camp - are you killing me. nebraska with a winner. turning to the nfl. dna ver broncos head coach john fox will undergo heart surgery. he'll be away from the team. he had been toldful his heart condition and hoped to delay surgery until after the season. fox felt dizzy while playing golf. his doctor recommended he

tom was born to reverend tom gardner jr. and ms. effie gardner on january 22, 1946 in alabama. tom served his country in the united states army in vietnam from 1966 to 1968. as a result of his exemplary service and sacrifice, he received the purple heart in 1967 and the bronze star in 1968. tom received a bachelor's of science degree from alabama state university and a masters of public administration from troy state university. tom is married to mrs.ess tell gardner and is a loving -- mrs. estelle gardner and is a loving father to two and grandfather to three grandchildren. in addition to his strong commitment to family, tom has demonstrated an enduring dedication to faith and god, continuing on the pastorial legacy of his father, he is part of the baptist church in is hometown of hopehall, alabama. he has oversight of federal, state and local grants. he administered the emergency shelter grant homeless assistance program, the community housing development organization, the housing counseling agency and the affordable housing development program. tom has demonstrated an exempl

drone program one historian argues that the buck stops where we at the white house is name is lloyd gardner is the author of sixteen different books on us foreign policy is the latest is called killing machine the american presidency in the age of drone warfare so lloyd your book is a strong indictment of obama's presidency in terms of foreign policy what has obama done to exacerbate the war on terror well that's a very complicated question he obviously inherited a very bad situation in iraq remember obama said he wanted to change the mindset he not only wanted to change getting into the war why we got into the iraq war but the mindset that got us into the iraq war and many people assume that meant he was going to change some of the basic american foreign policies the george bush to push the limit while the certainly did change their minds and now we're completely detached from any sort of warfare or foreign policy that we're perpetrating around the world. by the always a lot of stories to be found at odds you don't call me including one of the world's top computer security expert warning a

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the victim was found along gardner avenue around 8:00 last night. this is in the roselynn area. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital. he's expected to survive his injuries. this teen told police he was attacked by a group of seven or eight people. police say they were all gang members. >> he reported that seven to eight subjects had more or less jumped him and challenged him about his gang affiliation and proceeded to punch, kick and stab him multiple times. >> reporter: the group drove off in an older model silver honda odyssey. the young men behind the stabbing are described as hispanic, late teens, early 20s. the gang crime teams is now investigating. detectives plan to interview the victim at the hospital later on today. a sergeant tells me this attack doesn't appear to be random. he tells me the random who was stabbed may have had some gang ties at some point. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, a family has been forced from their home after it went up in flames overnight. the fire broke out at a home on oak springs road in san ans

and if i could, there are so many people involved in this, i'd like if all the gardners that have shownheir gardens and the people on the committee could stand up for just a second so you could see how many of us there really are. (applause) >> thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> wonderful, what a great award that is. i'd like to take a moment and acknowledge supervisor scott wiener has joined us here this evening. someone who we all know. (applause) >> has done an amazing job in district 8 and making that a wonderful place to live for thousands of residents there, including my father. so, thank you very much. he thanks you. fourth generation, you know? without further ado i'd like to invite someone who was standing on the stage just last year wearing a different uniform, stunning us all with her well deserved award as a most empowering city employee, that is lucinda from the fire department to do the next award for nerc. (applause) >> thank you, i want to say on behalf of chief hayes white who could not be here tonight nert is a [speaker not understood] with the community of san francisco. the

smattering of silly, that doesn't mean there was nobody there just to fill the next campaign ad like cory gardner who spent the first two hours of the hearing drinking red bull and snorting coffee grounds to wait his turn. >> why won't you go into the exchange, you are part of this law and in charge of this law should you be any different than the other americans out there who are losing their health insurance? >> i am part of the 95 percent with affordable, available healthcare if i have affordable work coverage in my workplace i am not eligible to go into the workplace. >> i would encourage you to be just like the american people and enter the exchange and agree to find a way to do that. i don't care. >> it is illegal. >> stewart: did you hear her? it is illegal. doesn't stop him. well, breaking the law! i encourage you to join billions of, millions of americans who break the law every day. i was, impressive grandstanding, with delivered with panache, but let this missouri congressman tell you how not to take no hypothetical force a moment. >> if it is possible for you to go into the exchange,

joining me now, republican congressman cory gardner of colorado.ongressman, good morning. >> good morning, thank you for having me on. >> will you vote for the upton bill? >> i will be voting for the upton bill today. i believe the only thing it rolls back is the president's broken promise. we're simply trying to make sure the president keeps his word to the american people. >> is it in fact, though, are you arguing seriously this is an attempt for fix obama care or is it an attempt to gut it? >> this is an attempt to help the president keep his word. time and time and time again, he and his administration said if you liked your health care plan, you could keep your health care plan. this bill that we will pass today gives the president a legislative opportunity to do just that. >> he did say yesterday that he was making changes that would allow people like you, because as i understand it, you were showing a cancellation notice. >> that's right. >> for health care. you chose when you came to congress not to accept the congressional health care plan

alana's preliminary hearing begins on monday, we have learned the gardner accuse fed of running over and killing a woman has been fired, thomas is charged with felony vehicular manslaughter and hit-and-run, police say he ran over her in his city pickup truck while she was sun batting at the park last month. he has entered not guilty pleas to both felony charges, his lawyer has said he was unaware that he struck the woman. >>> it sounds like a joke but we will tell you why these pumpkins were stopped at airport circuit on halloween. sunny and warm but rosemary orosco will be hear to tell you about changes on the way. >>> the goal was 7 million people enrolled by the end of march but how many have really signed up for obama care and what could happen if too few enroll. [son] all right,she has no idea. [man] no one told her,right? [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> sources in pakistan are confirming the deaths of one of their top leaders and say a drone strike took his life, he was the head of the taliban in pakistan and believed to be behind that, it killed 4 other suspected militants. >>> the

i come back to john gardner's great line. the tragedy of our times is unloving critics and we have so many in our society and uncritical lovers. you have to defer to that and acquiesce and i think that is unnecessary. >> the israelis were not in geneva. they are not the one that started the gop. was're not the ones -- it the french who stopped it. it is the substance of the deal which effectively weakens the infrastructure of the sanctions without doing a thing, nothing at all about the infrastructure of the nuclear program. plantves a plutonium unmolested and plutonium has only one use, and bombs. it is a bad deal and it has to be killed. >> we realize we have been misled and it was a mistake to include him in our report. for that, we are very sorry. minutes" not "60 finest hour. the source was a british security contractor who had given differing accounts to his superiors and the fbi about his role in that rate. how does a venerable program get caught in a trap like this one? >> this is every journalists' nightmare. sometim

we do have the sponsorship of four cs, gardner health network.o we're hoping that people will come out and support on november 15th, bring all the family. it will be an enjoyable time. the soldado focuses on the experiences of chick canos during vietnam and afterwards after they came home. >> you're going to get people angry with attendance because it's reality. it's what -- >> it's reality. what we're saying is -- ] speaking spanish ] what was going on in the '70s and the '60s, what's going on with immigration today, it's all related to the same social economic conditions that create and cause those issues. >> what -- one quick question. i have a third grader. why do you think she should watch this film? >> i think a third grader, particular would see the multitude of people, the express ion of multiple people, multicultural people coming out to the streets for something they believe in and being united. like somebody said in the film because a lot of kids walked out and joined the march and skipped school -- >> i remember. >> one of the parents

elizabeth gardner of the women's business development center says consumers are becoming more conscious of where their money is going. "they know now instead of putting their money into a large big box retailer, if they put a little bit of their money into local economies that it will create a tax base for their community, it will create jobs for people in their community. " research firm civil economics estimates for every 100 dollars spent at a local store 68 dollars stays within the community. versus 43 dollars at a chain store. still to come how to make the stock market work for you. plus... putting the "green" in walgreen- how the retailer is making a name for itself in the alternative energy space. and, just say no. the retailers you can't count on being open this thanksgiving. first business continues after this. this is a big year for early bird shopping "on" thanksgiving. however, a number of stores will remain closed. that list so far includes: no nordstrom, dillard's, home depot, costco, bjs, t.j. maxx, marshalls and ross stores. usa today report those stores plan so keep doo

drone program one historian argues that the buck stops where we at the white house is name is lloyd gardner is the author of sixteen different books on u.s. foreign policy his latest is called killing machine the american presidency in the age of drone warfare and he analyzes how the evolution of war technology is changing the executive branch lloyd joins me now from our new york studio thanks so much for coming on lloyd. well thank you very much for having me so ward your book is a strong indictment of obama's presidency in terms of foreign policy what has obama done to exacerbate the war on terror. well that's a very complicated question he obviously inherited a very bad situation in iraq promise to get. american troops out of iraq in a reasonable amount of time but he'd also promised he was going to step up the war in afghanistan he thought that the war in iraq was the wrong war and the real war should be fought in afghanistan against. where the attack on the united states originated so he believed that he would. do this and in stages of counterinsurgency it first he adopted the idea tha

the middling gardner is the author of sixteen different books on us foreign policy is the latest is called killing machine the american presidency and the age of drum warfare. so what your book is a strong indictment of the bombers presidency in terms of foreign policy. what has obama done to exacerbate the war on terror. well it's a very complicated question the obviously inherited a very bad situation in iraq and memorable mama said if you want to change the mindset you not only want a change. getting in on the wall while eon and the iraq war but the mindset of the goddess into the iraq war and many people assume that man. it is going to change them the basic american foreign policies that george bush to push the limit. well one thing certainly didn't change the mindset now we're completely detached from any sort of warfare foreign policy network a perpetrator of the world. in britain causing uses may become acclaimed punishable by jail attends all unlimited fines the candle makers are considering a bill to toughen in response to anti social behavior. even children as young as ten could

and if i could, there are so many people involved in this, i'd like if all the gardners that have shownple on the committee could stand up for just a second so you could see how many of us there really are. (applause)

in new haven, noelle gardner, news 8. >> honestly pays, doesn't it?mile, as well. and it's proof we're never too young to live out our dreams. look at this little guy right here. he made his debut as a drum major with florida's glaze central high school marching band where you see he is seriously stealing the show. and keeping up with everybody. so clearly he has rehearsed a long time with them, and look at him. shy he is not. all right, you go. this looks like college material. but it's a high school. how fun. and he's cute. thanks so much. much more of the "newsroom" straight ahead with don lemon. there he is. >> how cute is that kid? >> wasn't he a cutie pie? >> he is. he looks like he's doing a little fredricka dance. >> yeah, that's my move right there. >> how old is he? >> he's 5. >> did you teach littlejohn to do that and the twins? >> i don't have to teach little john anything. he's out there doing this whole sprinkler move. you name it. he's not a shy kid at all. he's got all kinds of interesting dance moves. he breaks out and starts break da

many of which were in his and representative cory gardner's district, some town farther south in my district where there was unfortunately some los of life also. we all share that same concern. to put things in perspective, though, when we look at the oil and gas impact of the flooding, there was no hydraulic fracturing going on during the flooding and the spillage that was later determined to have taken place was relatively minor. there were about 1,000 gallons, excuse me, barrels of oil and gas spilled with about 400 barrels of production water system of that's about 1,500 barrels which is about 62,000 gallons. to put that in perspective, this was considered a trillion-gallon rainfall in a period of seven days or so. and that would amount to more than that every second. every single second would have 67,000 barrels of river flow. so one second's worth of oil and gas in the entire horrific rainfall i think puts things in perspective. i would ask for a no vote on this amendment, it's a lot broader than just the federal lands that this legislation talks about, and so goes beyond the scope of

secretary in january will join the new york based firm in march the firm said in a statement quote gardner will work closely with warburg pincus is top executives on overall firm strategy and management investing and portfolio management organizational and funding structure and investor relations now governor played a central role in the government's response to the two thousand and eight financial crisis before becoming treasury secretary of two thousand and nine prior to that he led the federal reserve bank of new york for more than five years. and finally the world's largest futures exchange the c.m.e. group said that its clearing service for energy and other swaps was hacked back in july of this year sparking a federal criminal investigation now certain customers information relating to the chicago mercantile exchange is where port service that was compromised now clear port that handles contracts mainly tied to energy however there is no evidence that trades on the mercs electronics system were adversely impacted or that any other clearance services were disrupted where port handles n

gardner wants the pass. michigan rushing -48 yards. the 4th quarter run, goes for a touchdown.state improves to 8-1. the win means the spartans get possession of the paul bunyan trophy. >>> when georgia plays, a short pass to girly. nothing girly about this. going 73-yards to the end zone. neither of these teams are ranked. georgia winning 23-20. >> the nebraska-northwestern game, the unquestioned play of the day. nebraska trailing by three, kellogg throws to the end zone with all he's got. the ball comes down in the crowd where it's tip and into the arms of jordan westercamp. 49 yards on the score as the cornhuskers win. the loss keeps northwestern winless in the big ten. >>> still to come on this saturday night edition of sports. the giants make a move that doesn't surprise anyone but signals cup else and perry is pest golfers in the charles schwab cup. kenny perry stands to take home $1 million. perry about the birdie putt at 13. he's tied for seven. perry can't win. he's hooting for fred couples. they will hit in the middle of the green and stick. couples made the birdie fr

just last year red bull sponsored daredevil felix and tom gardner to jump to earn from it for me and believe in setting a record for a parachute jump from the highest altitude. and outside the balloon flights companies like virgin galactic space acts will soon be offering commercial trips outer space by a rock it these private escapades are all part of a forcing industry had taken root in the last decade called space tourism. in fact in the next ten years the faa says this industry will be worth one billion dollars. the large growth considering it was just in two thousand and one that dennis tito an american engineer and multimillionaire became the very first space tourist and seemed very cavalier of the time and i think in our progress court has proven that even the wildest craziest ideas can become a reality that's tom shelley the president of the company responsible for making an unprecedented mission happen. we're waiting for a very successful very wealthy individuals to go to find space. we will continue to do that. we're very much looking forward to a new low a price that i've

gardner? >> thank you for being here. here's my letter. this is the letter my family got canceling our insurance. we chose to have our own private policy back in colorado so we could be in the same boat as everyone of my constituents. and yet my insurance policy has been canceled. the white house website says if you like your health plan you have, you can keep it. did i hear it wrong? >> again, sir, i don't know how long you've had your policy -- >> why aren't you losing your insurance? >> pardon me. >> why aren't you losing your health insurance? >> because i'm part of the federal employees -- >> you're in charge of this law, correct, why aren't you in the exchange? >> because i'm part of the federal employee health benefit plan. >> why won't you go into the exchange? you're a part of this law, literally in charge of this law. should you be any different than the americans out there losing their health insurance? >> i'm part of the 95% with affordable eligible health care coverage. >> most americans aren't available to them. why will you

devon gardner rallies back. head coach rolling the dice, going for two and the victory - not happening. ohio state holds on for the 42-41 thriller improving to 12-0. >> i thought the line and backs would go. we run the ball well. >> what was it like when you watched michigan. >> i don't blame the coach, it was a great call. ends it there, wins the game. it's a classic game that both teams played hard. >> one of the best days in history. how do you describe the performance? >> there's a better back in america, but ours is as good. >> the seminoles of florida doing the tomahawk chop thing. heisman trophy hooks up with kelvin benjamin. he took it 45 yards. the route was on. despite all the offfield issues with the sexual assault case, jamesin winston continues to put up monster numbers, connecting with his favourite target. scoring the trieffecta scoring three touch downs, all to benjamin. >> frooeman busting moves as florida makes gator bait out of the gators with a 37-7 spanking. >> what an accomplishment. everyb

later in the half, gardner putting the icing on the cake for marquette. a nice spin there.ame high, 20 points. marquette beat george washington 76-60. a few other basketball scores for you. virginia tech 81-56. maryland women cruised past texas southern. a lot of college basketball going on today. >> nice. >> thank you, jason. >>> this little fur ball at the national zoo is getting a name this weekend. >> ahh. >> take a live look at the panda cam. they look like they are ponding, huh? >> yeah. >> on monday the zoo will officially announce the giant panda cub's name the day she reaches her 100 day mark. 115,000 people have cast votes. >> so sweet there. >> isn't it? >> it's a nice break if you are online shopping. go check out the panda cam and see how she's doing. >> look how cute they are. >>> how is the travel weather looking? >> travel is good. saturday or sunday, probably sunday, depending on when you are expected back somewhere. a warm up next week. mid-50s by friday of next week. that probably is the next opportunity to see a storm system around here. if you are looki

. >> congressman corey gardner, a member of the energy and commerce committee and subcbcommittee on oversightgation. congressman, good to have you with us. amongst members of your committee you interrogate mr. zhao and found them wanting with some of the information that he was putting forward. sounded as if no one ever ask a question in the health and human services department. he did not want to see the report, know what was going wrong. >> you are talking about the deputy in charge of the security program, the project manager. major reports that he has interviewed for the people are asking him his opinion on security. they come out with this report, show it to the secretary, show it to high-level officials within the white house and talk about that damning findings of security among the pricy bridges that are possible. yet the project manager is not shown and he does not seem as if he cares to read. as a pretty telling way that it is unfolding before the american people. lou: there is not a darn thing that you or anybody in congress can do. others in the department cannot moving along with

here to answer that question, republican congressman corey gardner of colorado who has been cancelledome to the show. had it happen, when did it happen, what kind of letter did you get? >> back in 2010 when we get elected to congress my wife and i decided that we would keep the existing insurance policy that we had because we wanted to be in the same situation as of colorado. low and behold, in august just a couple of months ago we have a letter along with 250,000 other people that said, your insurance policy is being canceled because of obamacare. gerri: i assume you have a family, kids, love the people covered and you opted not to get the fancy pens coverage that congressman dick? will rethinking? >> we wanted to be in the same boat as everyone else. we made a determination that we would get the same letters that are neighbors got when their premiums when upper down. unfortunately we get the one that said your plan is being cancelled. gerri: now you hear the president saying you can extend that coverage. what do you make of this? how do you react to the statement? >> letters don't m