lionel thought gerard was a snitch. gerard didn't take these. so who did? informants?ch was. weird. it was a paranoid time. well, it seems there was someone watching julia. then i guess it wasn't paranoia. so in the parlor game, who'd you suspect? it wasn't a suspicion. intuition? adam and julia were non-monogamous. valens: he told us. and i... had first-hand knowledge of that? yes. granted, i was sort of trping at the time. ♪ one pill makes you larger and one pill makes you small ♪ it'so fragile. can i take its picture? ♪ don't do anything at all ♪ ♪ go ask alice ♪ when she's ten feet tall ♪ these are great. i'm documenting the movement. yeah? i'm gonna do a book someday... tell the story. i love this one of julia. yeah. have any of me? i'll take some right now. (chuckles) how 'bout, uh, "rich jersey girl beds penniless draft dodger"? the camera was pretty sophisticated for a guy like him. it came into my mind for a second, but i was so flattered that he consered me part of the movement i put it out again. he ever put out that book? valens: boss, we got something. yea

and gÉrard prunier.station, george kazolias, a new york times profile titled the gluten easily -- the golden elites and they profile paul kagamÉ and ask him to define himself. he says some of the names i accept and some are not fair. god created me in a strange way. gÉrard prunier, paul kagame you have known him for a long time. you met him years ago. to a lot of people, and animated figure. >> he is. especially to the people who fought alongside him during the war. even before the war. basically, he was a ugandan in many ways. >> when did you first meet him? >> i met him during the genocide. in the north. because i had been one of the few white people who went there during the war. two years ago, during the fighting, i had the opportunity to go there. the turquoise problem, let's say. >> when the french stepped in and work used by rpf of harboring those who committed the genocide? >> that was a little bit different because we were not harboring anybody. the main purpose of the mission and i was there wi

we have to be in the studio. >> hello, gerard. >> i know where you live, gerard. >> okay, so this ishe deal. this is the refurbed studio. it's not all the way ready because it was supposed to be, wasn't it? >> i can't take my eyes off your hat. >> it's a traffic construction site. >> it sits right on top. >> we are going to have a beautiful studio. we just don't have it today. >> that's what they say. >> so we'll see you later, gerard. >> we'll go to our little studio. this is where we usually go when we climb up the stairs anyway. >> this is where we go all the time when we are pre-empted, which is pretty much every day. [ playing the theme to "rocky" ] >> did you have a nice holiday, hodi? what did you do? good. >> i went hiking, which this seems much more difficult. >> you don't hike. >> i know. i don't even do outdoors stuff. >> hiking where? >> in the colorado rockies. >> excuse us. excuse us. >> this is the wrong way, ladies. >> are we on the list? >> good. we can go home. >> good. >> just like the last two weeks. >> we can go in the kitchen and climb over like that. >> let the

so here to discuss is an old friend, gerard baker.tor at the "wall street journal." welcome. great to have you here. >> thank you, larry. >> i think the -- i think the controversial one was taken b of a out and putting goldman sachs in. what did you talk about with them? >> well, it's my job to break the happy news to those entering the dow jones industrial average and to talk to the chief executives companies that are leaving. those conversations, everybody is obviously -- coming into the index is pleased because it is not only -- not only important for their financials, it helps indexes as you know that have to track the companies. actually load up on the stock. but they regard it as an important element of their prestige and i think lloyd blankfein and others think it's that's how they view it. they regard it positively. >> did he thank you? >> no, it wasn't my gift, larry, but a committee decision. we're circumscribed, you asked why bank of america is out, the simple answer is price. the price-based index, you have to try and keep

the victim in this case is 16-year-old gerard gomez who went by gerald, a juneon at mount vernon high school. sch stunned friends gather sundayund evening having a hard time with the news. he played football and lacrosse and judging by the turnout at a vigil was well liked. it was 2:00 a.m. sunday when hee was found in the parking lotg suffering from a gunshot wound g to the upper body.ody. police say gomez attended a party in a hotel room saturday night. there was a fight and gunfiempln officers tried to resuscitate gerald but he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> no idea what they were fighting about and to be hnest i'm sure it was something that didn't merit gerald to be killed. >> always consider him as my brother. from the first moments i met him you was always getting along with gerald, everybody liked him. >> we understand the schools sch will be offering assistance at mount vernon high school todayl to students and staff who need counseling assistance. a one other note fairfax countyax police have not collarified yet whether they believe that gerald was involved in the fight

this will happen this saturday september 28, starting at 9:30, 350 gerard street at the middle school. the best things come when families learn from each other. the highlights of the even is i had a pleasure of introducing you to one of our many great high school students. this is valdez, she participated in the program in the science and health care partnership. each student on this program was paired with a mentor and committed scientific reach are research for eight weeks for the summer. it's a program by sfusd and i also want to recognize our director of science technology engineering and math mr. jim ryan who is here this evening to support jasmine. this program is active in 90 percent of our school district's k-12 schools and provides benefits to our teachers in more than 250 scientist role models to our student each year. a little bit about our student. she just joined the high school. in high school she developed a strong interest in science especially in biology and chose to challenge herself and chose to take ap biology as a junior. she's also been involved in numerous schoo

restrict instead as the pm says britain made may make a list of its own probably stricter standards and gerard batten and the people the united kingdom independence party says it's a long. you now come under the jurisdiction of the european court of human rights which has been response constable for many decisions the british were very unhappy with like our inability to get or foreign terrorist suspects for example and i've said that we have to give prisoners the vote they've said that we cannot have life sentences for criminals they must be reviewed so our worst and most deprived killers will now have the rights to have their life sentences reviewed we have our own courts which have been established over the last eight hundred years we have our supreme court if a british citizen has a problem with the british government in the british states we have our own courts where they can seek redress if we shouldn't have to take it off to a foreign court presided over by a foreign judges many of her remarks and simply not up to the standard of english judges countries will either observe civilised val

. >>> desde n.uevo mÉxico, gerard para univisiÓn. >>> vamos a mÉxico, y 130 muertos confirmoados y heridosntinÚo una baja presiÓn se forpo frente a costas de oaxaca segÚn informÓ el servicio meteorolÓgico mexicano, y ahora se espera que afecte a ese estado aha wa jaqua y tambiÉn a guerrero y chiapas sin duda llueve sobre mojado, joaquÍn con lo Último. >>> ingrid y manuel han cobrado 123 vidas y el tamaÑo de la destrucciÓn no llega perm ti llegar a todos en la pintada cinco cuerpos fueron rescatados entre el lodo que sepultaron al pueblo serrano. >>> hemos llegado y esto es muy importante porque las condiciones del tiempo combinada con caminos be de vas tados o con deslaves nos habÍan impedido llegar a algunas segÚn regula o ungencia del estado, y un video muestra la entrega de dispensa por eso integrantes del grupo delictivo del darle del golfo a zonas incomunicadas se ve a varios que incluso lanzan porros a hombre que distribuyen las cosas, hay afectaciÓn en 43 mil escuelas, mayor 500 calificadas como perdida total. >>> de la esquina hacia abajo el agua da hasta el pecho y ya esÁa todo so

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police say gerard gomez, called gerald by his friends was killei sunday morning outside of of residenceice have made an arrest and believe the two had an argument before shots were fired. houston has more.ore. >> many in the crowd at the candle light vigil said people knew the man who pulled the trigger. police say jose blanco turned himself in. it was clear from the clear that goamedzful well liked and popular. everyone trying trying to digese news that their friend at mount vernon high was killed. >> no one knows what they were fighting about but i'm sure it didn't merit jose being killed. >> police found him after reports of a shooting.hoot he wasn't breathing. officers were unable to to resuscitate him. >> every time i need to talk to someone, he was there. >> the mother of one of the classmates called the shooting senseless. >> it was a party at a hotel that got out of hand. those close to him can'tan' understand how it could happen. >> he was such a good person. >> he was a junior at mount m vernon high. he played football and lacrosse. >> he was so kind. >> always consider him my

steven gerard, corner kick. daniel sturridge with a deflection. that's worthy of another look. how about that? liverpool wins 1-0. that's the only goal of the game. >>> and hey, we've got a big week on tap. a's-rangers playing three at the coliseum. and don't look now, it's finally nfl season. the raiders opening up against andrew luck and the colts next week. the niners and packers. so i think the bay area is going to be pretty excited. >> i think the nfl popularity just continues to grow. it's just like completely over the top, even though it was over the top last year, it was amazing. >> absolutely incredible. people cannot get enough football. and it all kicks off thursday on nbc bay area. >> all right, scott, thanks very much. anthony slaughter now to explain this slightly bit of a nuisance for the sunday of labor day weekend. >> kind of like that one goal in that soccer game. you'll probably get one shower tomorrow, so it's not going to be a huge deal. if you do see the rain, at least you are alerted ahead of time. >> all right, thank you. thanks for choosing nbc bay area

urals has given birth to what looks like a new religion to find out what the fuss is all about it gerard t. dot com. right see. first street. and i think the true. on our reporters were very. instrumental. in the. americas a ticking bomb budget analysis of voicing a llama over the government's failure to rein in the budget deficit with the national debt now and double over two thousand and seven level at seventy three percent of g.d.p. general jesselyn to the public transit journalist says america's many foreign military commitments simply making matters worse. we're squandering our resources fighting all of these unwinnable wars that never end and so the nation is going down economically ninety seven percent of the jobs that have been created this year ninety seven percent are part time jobs you're looking at this so no one even saw the war will make a very bad situation much worse they're going to keep taxing the people just as they did as the roman empire did they tax the people more and it's not only the states by the way look what they did throughout europe they called it austerity

instead they pan says britain may make a list of its own probably stricter standards and more now with gerard button and their piece for the united kingdom independence party mr boughton welcome to r.c. good to have you with it so your country ratified the european convention on human rights in one thousand nine hundred fifty one why is it too much to bear now. well first of all we conventions actually modeled on english common law so we weren't standing up to anything that we didn't already but we now come under the jurisdiction of the european court of human rights which is the response constable for many decisions the british people are unhappy with like our inability to get. foreign terrorist suspects for example and i've said that we have to give christmas the vote of sense that we cannot have life sentences for criminals they must be reviewed so our worst and most approach killers will now have the rights to have their life sentences reviewed now that's all true and the british people don't like it what mr cameron has said is actually well i can't make up my mind whether it shows he's i

>> would lieutenant gerard bailey's son fighting. >> when i first came on, there was some people thatut being a police officer. some knowledge i can impart on some of the other officers to make it go smoother for them. it is hugely important to pass that on to them. >> what's up? thanks for coming down. >> the next day, officers are staked out at the address where robbery suspect, victor penas is hiding. >> when it is your squad running that case, you are quarterbacking that operation. you need to put people strategically so they are able to see this person if they are coming. >> i think i've got him now. >> when penas did come through the parking lot, we already had every single angle of the building covered. we had to move quickly. we had to move methodically. >>> he is in custody. because of a migraine. so they trust excedrin migraine to relieve pain fast. plus sensitivity to light, sound, even nausea. and it's #1 neurologist recommended. migraines are where excedrin excels. it's back to school time. and excedrin wants to make sure your child's school is equipped to help your child

gerard! let us in. come on, gerard. this isn't funny. this is the first day back. a nice holiday? >> i did. >> what did you do? good. >> i did. >> what? >> i went hiking. which used to be much more difficult. >> you don't hike. >> i know. i don't do outdoor stuff. >> hiking where? >> in the colorado -- >> rockies? excuse us. excuse us. >> you're not -- >> we're not on the list? good, we can go home. >> oh. just like the last two weeks. >> well, we can go in here and come over like. >> hey. >> thank you. thank you. >> freezing in here. >> yeah. >> it is. >> oh gosh. let's do it. >> thank you, jerry. >> still going on the last two weeks or what? >> i think it's been going all around. here you go, pat. thank you. honey, jerry, i missed you though. hi. >> welcome back. >> thank you, honey. it's booze day tuesday, everybody. did you miss us? we missed you. september 3rd. >> a lot. >> it's now officially september. not happy about that. not happy at all. >> no, the summer flew. it is completely over. >> i'm almost 61. >> how have the few days of the 60s -- >>ed no got. n

gerard pikay scoring another in his 4-nil win. >> during the first half we didn't dominate the game likelike especially here in camp new. in front of us we had a team ix that also liked to control the ball and know how to escape from precious situations. i think we could have played better during the first half but we found our tone after the break and scored the goals that gave us the victory. >> elsewhere last year's runners up, were beaten 2-1 at napoli. but arsenal competed. >>> match fixing the authorities say those arrested include the mastermind of the syndicate, dan tan who's also wanted in italy and hungary on corruption charges. earlier, i talk to neil jefferson who has written a book on match fixing. >> match fixing is a hig hide hn tanner's name has been mentioned. there are direct links, 680 games with direct links to this syndicate. even though this syndicate has allegedly been broken up there are at least still five of six other match fixing syndicates that we know of operating in singapore right now. >> extended their lead in the brazilian standing, the highlight of the m

. >> 16-year-old gerard gomez shot to death outside a hotel.ews 4 learned search warrants were executed for the room in a house rented by jose blanco. detectives took a laptop, a zip drive, gun receipt and targets from that room. investigators say the suspect had an argument with the victim during a party at the residence inn. he later turned himself in. >>> navy training was impacted by budget cuts. >> the news 4 i-team digging up details in the aftermath of the navy yard shooting. >>> i'm liz crenshaw. prepaid cards spend like cash. be aware of the fees. spot the best and worst cards, coming up. >>> this picture says it all. take a look outside. this is the tower cam in northwest looking to the northwest in portions of montgomery county. beautiful blue skies right now. >>> attorneys represents marathon bombing suspect, tsarnaev want more time to save him from a possible death sentence. in court today, they claimed they have not received key evidence from prosecutors and have not had enough time to submit their arguments that he does not deser

gerard says, we were once a respected nation, and now we're a global joke. but some are better off.athryn says, actually, yes, but unlike our government, we made sacrifices to get ourselves out of debt. and the last word to anna, who has something to say about president obama's campaign promise to bring about change. she writes, the entire family is feeling the change. sometimes we can't even find any change in our pockets. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook, follow me at twitte starts in three seconds. >> tonight on huckabee, >> the american people don't want the government to shut down and don't want obama care. >> house republicans push to te fund obama care. the exchange program hires novis navigators. do you want them handling your private information on the internet. >> it is people in the house throwing a party. nthrow hundred teenagers trashed his house. he might get sued now. brian holloway gives a look in the damaged home. >> plus.

accurate count on all the dcu guys and fugitive guys today and actually going to reach auto out to gerardargets, three search warrants. as you know, you've done more of these than anybody. we want to kick everything off at 6:00. most of these folks know each other, live in close proximity. >> if two or three of them get picked off, that will be the end of the that. >> i'll get back to you before the end of the day. >> yeah. no problem. >> thanks. >> any time. i appreciate it. see you soon. take care, brother. >> sergeant albert cut his teeth as a marine in operation desert storm. he views his work back in boston as equally important. and he knows it's just as dangerous. >> push. push. >> in order to makes cases on suspects who are selling drugs, you have to have undercover police officers actually going out, posing as buys and make drug buys. it's dangerous work. anything can happen. when you have a drug dealer out on the street, seems kind of mundane, one person sells drugs to another person, you know, what's the big deal? it's a huge deal. oftentimes drug dealers are carrying weapons. t

gerard says, we were once a respected nation, and now we're a global joke. but some are better off.yn says, actually, yes, but unlike our government, we made sacrifices to get ourselves out of debt. and the last word to anna, who has something to say about president obama's campaign promise to bring about change. she writes, the entire family is feeling the change. sometimes we can't even find any change in our pockets. that's it for us tonight. thanks for joining us. remember to friend me on facebook, follow me at twitter @judgejeanine. see you next week. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. so, i'm working on a cistern intake valve, and the guy hands me a locknut wrench. no way! i'm like, what is this, a drainpipe slipknot? wherever your business takes you, you can save money with progressive commercial auto. [ sighs ] [ flo speaking japanese ] [ shouting in japanese ] we work wherever you work. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> this ia >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm geraldo rivera. 3

. >> this is andre gerard. i work for channel 5. leaf, want to know, how do you prepare for the game? you know, what aspects do you mentally and physically prepare for a game like this on sunday? >> when things go wrong up to go to like your go to and everybody has those so you try to look for those on the film, study those. if i can eliminate those, you know what i'm saying, eliminate those, break them down like sugar and glucose do in the science lab in science class, then that will better prepare me on the other side to fight force with force. you know what i'm saying, my brother? >> that sounds like a class in physics right there. i don't think everybody understood it. >> i can bring it down if you want to. >> i got it. i got you. >> every time i have a interview he wants to come in and have interviews and extra stuff. let's interview you. >> what you want? >> uhm -- so how do you prepare for the week, you know, of a game and how do you get prepared for the opponent you're about to see and what are the things you do to get in rh

gerard, i'm playing. man: that's fine. that's why we come outside--to play.lay, matt? hendrick: biologically and physiologically, there are differences, and we need to appreciate and value them. for example, research has shown that the physical activity needs of most boys appear to be different from those of most girls. pile. uh-huh! he's going to-- oh, yeah! ooh! hendrick: like it or not, boys are more likely than girls to engage in more rough-and-tumble play. [children shouting indistinctly] boy: stop it! hendrick: and, more times than not, boys tend to be more overtly aggressive than girls are. [children shouting indistinctly] hendrick: although all children need opportunities for vigorous physical activity, boys do seem to need it specially. their play requires large, sturdy equipment, plenty of space... child: i want you to push me. and a teacher who genuinely welcomes such activity rather than regarding it as a threat to her ability to control the children. as i said, sometimes it can be a real tightrope walk trying to raise or teach a whole child, and

there's something called a draw program to defer retirement option plan, which according to gerard miller of "the governing magazine." it's for executives. having a drop program it's a form double dipping you're at retirement agency. the age wants to continue working. you want to continue working. you get the full retirement and full pay, and part of it goes to a deferred account you get when you really do retire. he said it's a sign that the requirement program are too rich. if your system is encouraging do you retire and you still want to work and your employer still wants you to work, then it's absurd. but these are the kind of programs that have gone forward thanks to the power of the union. air time benefit where public employees can buy additional requirement time, and it never pays for itself. there are various double dipping scheme. i cover in the book even public employees who are convicted of crimes. they still often get paid their pension. then of course, the disability scam. and the sacramento bee reported that 82% of california highway patrol officers at the chief level, they

his name was also gerard. i can't remember his last name. we sent him down there to get the flag.k, he had the flag. he said this is the flag. we brought it over to the mayor and they sent it out to the aircraft carrier. >> and then we flew it out to the carrier? >> we were -- yes, sir, but we made -- it was a lot of accountability there, obviously. we made sure we knew the name and rank and the identity of the person who would have constant custody of the thing on its way over. we were afraid it would get lost. >> yeah. >> and somebody would say they just don't know where it is anymore. >> so you think the navy switched flags or you think they never got the right flag? >> the battle group got it around to several other ships in the battle group, had them fly it and get back to the carrier. i remember that was -- there was some concern again, with the accountability aspect of it, making sure it didn't disappear. >> i think we have better control of that than we did nuclear weapons. [ laughter ] >> that's a joke. >> nobody wants to go back and say we don't know where the flag >>> h

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gerard, clearly there seems to be a parallel between collective bargaining and quality alike.f these numbers? >> they're accurate. if you look at countries like denmark, not only are people happier because of the points you just made, but they also have universal child care protection, universal health insurance. if you're a resident of denmark and have grown up there, you can go to post secondary education for next to free. their society is happier. don't have the kind of stresses of where will i put my kid for child care? what will happen if i don't have life insurance? how am i going to pay the college debt? all of those things. it's clear if you look at those countries, they're all related to the level of collective bargaining. finland has 81% of collective bargaining. when you can sit down and make your country more protective, country like denmark is one of the most productive countries on the planet. and they come together. i think we've got to get that message through to america. >> our country, the united states, ranked as the 17th happiest country. we're only about 8

about obamacare for more on this as well as the latest in the labor movement i'm joined now by leo gerard international president of the united steel workers. it's great to have you with us again great to be with you go to thank you . first of all. they congressional republicans kim jong il obamacare you know what were the unions at actually look at the. ted cruz is the kim jong il of the republican party number one and the reality is that there are some concerns that we have a boat the affordable care act but they're not concerns we're saying crash the act we're saying these are things we need to work out over the coming months and years just like we did when we had medicare just like we did medicaid just like we do with social security all of those things go worked out over time and the reality is that these guys want to trash it because they know it's going to work you're going to have young people that can keep on their family's health care to late twenty six you're going to people with preexisting conditions you're going to have no lifetime limits i mean these are all things that are

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. >> gerard j.tes were held at other sites as well where the hijacked planes crashed, a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, and over at the pentagon. president obama laid a wreath there and reminded the nation that the terror threat is still very real. from the new york right now, joining me is the police commissioner, ray kelly. commissioner, thanks very much for coming in on this very important day. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> you recently said, commissioner, that the threat of terrorism is, in your words, as great if not greater today than it was before the 9/11 attacks. explain what you mean, because that raised a lot of eyebrows. it raised a lot of concern when i heard you say that. >> well, obviously core al qaeda has been diminished somewhat in pakistan and in the fatah. but we see the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, in yemen, in maghreb, gaining strength, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula has had several plots against the united states. al qaeda in iraq, which was basically defunct i

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i'm going to take -- let me have it, gerard. right now, baby.or bambino, for pets. >> you are welcome to stay for the friday funny. my sister sent this in so call her. it's funny. there was a couple, a coup whole finally learned how to send and receive texts on their cell phone. >> i don't like it already. >> so try and be romantic. the wife decided she'd send her husband a text while out of the house. she texted, if you are sleeping, send me your dreams. if you -- i sound like brad pitt. >> you did. >> if you are laughing, send me your smile. if you are eating, send me a bite. if you are drinking, send me a sip. if you are crying, send me your tears. i love you. the husband, being a no nonsense sort of guy texted back, i'm on the toilet. please advise. i love my sister. >> that hit the jackpot. that's a ten. great one. >>> time for our johnson's baby announcements. we celebrate the adorable additions -- jamar ashaud ellis jr. this little guy was born in orlando, florida, on june 20th. this baby is a true blessing because his mom cameo suffered

. >> joining us now, michelle gerard. and where is ed? there you are. >> three times -- so it's up that much? >> 3.25. >> oh, no, i'm sorry win did it wrong. i was looking at the all time highs. >> they don't know where tokyo electron is trading. and it's in yen, anyway. >> you're right. >> how many yen? >> about 52 bucks a share. >> how many yen? >> i don't know. >> i know what the yen is in market caps. >> you do? >> yeah. because they put it in here. 2.8 trillion dollars, yeah. >> should we taper? no. >> yeah, yeah, they can't shoot straight, can anyone here play this game? some people saying this was just horrible, that we have no idea what the fed -- if you're a fed watcher, you're just going to say the stock market is going higher. i know already. but really, there's 20 of them. there's too many and they all talk too much. >> that's to some extent true. >> aren't there some other ones? what about you and ipp? >> what about them? >> there's 20. >> now we've been talking -- no? >> i'm sorry, you and ipp. >> as much as they talk, nobod