into this. >> gerri, here is the thing, they are out there shouting at the banks. they are blaming the banks, but the banks didn't tell them to go to that expensive college. >> hundred dollar genes, ipod, ipad, they are wearing it all of the they are the capitalists. they have $300,000 in the bank. they have property now. the united teachers federation gave them storage space. downtown, that's expensive real estate down there. they have capital, they have real estate, and they have no idea what they are doing. that pretty much makes you a mainstream capitalist right there. >> there you go. the movement is a month old, like new bourns they sleep 15 hours a day and complain a lot. as a man baby yourself you must identify. >> i identify. there is also the hygiene aspect. they should have demands. they have gotten their message out. obama quotes them all the time. they are the lead story on every news station in town jie. because there is nothing happening. >> yes, and thank god for them. they are our a block. you should be worshiping them. >> i thank them every mornin

>>gerri: here is what i think. a lot of individuals have godden out of the stock market and never want to get back in. the problem with that, these people will want to retire some day and they will not have investments in the stock market and it will be difficult for them, indeed. a lot of professional managers saying this afternoon that they think they are getting back into the market. it is not just individuals who have gotten out but professionals, too. >>shepard: we are at 12,231. people get in now we could get some crazy numbers. >>gerri: don't want to be the last person. >>shepard: if you are the last one in ... only one way to go. >>gerri: katie bar the door. >>shepard: the best in business on at 5:00 fox business network. and then occupy wall street movement and the protests. the chief of police in oakland promises a vigorous investigation into claims his officers critically injured an iraqi war vote. trace is in the west coast newsroom. a fractured skull. i watched this on tv. and the overwhelming sentimen

>>gerri: a big black hole. >>shepard: $141 billion.: $55 billion for freddie mac, a big black hole. the last report for the quarter inned in june they lost $2.1 billion, a nightmare for the country because this company, fannie mae and freddie mac together back or work with the vast majority of motors and they have major, major, financial problems. the guy you mentioned came if to clean up after. >>shepard: in 2009. >>gerri: didn't work we are still fighting the fight. >>shepard: try the "swiffer." helps to clean. a prominent wall street executive on charges of the biggest leaking of corporate secrets to a hedge fund. >>gerri: and proctor and gamble, one of the biggest in the country, called "procter and god," a shocking revelation, you did not expect the board to engage in this. this guy would have been known in boardrooms all over the country, running a global business and gave information to a fellow names rah and he is in big trouble and will serve 11 years in jail, and he has been sentenced and they friended and talks and exchanged

>>gerri: thank you. >>shepard: thank you both.tt mitt romney picking up a powerful endorsement. and remember wikileaks, releasing thousands of documents from the u.s. government put whistle blowing on hold? they are running out the cold hard cash. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. >>shepard: and now a teenager shot at a school in north carolina, cape fear high school. we are told from authorities the injury to this young lady is very serious. she has been taken to cape fear valley medical center and she is in stable condition. no one else heard but the locals are saying the school board, the head of the school board is saying that this person was hit, they believe, either by a drive by shooter or a hunter in the area. no one in custody and everything seems so be fine there. >> word the secret sharing site wikileaks is in serious financial trouble. and o

>>gerri: nice thought.e years after the government recommended a controversial hpv vaccine for young girls federal scientists say the boys should get it, too, human papillomavirus and the vaccine for it and the controversy around it. >>shepard? turkey they are still pulling people out of the rubble alive, and today, a two week old baby and her mother. look at this! the rescue workers cheered bringing out the 14-day old baby. they saved the baby's grandmother. and the workers are going around-the-clock for a third day to an attempt to find survivors digging through the rubble with their bare hands and the prime minister says 430 people are confirmed dead in the massive earthquake on anyone. the controversial vaccine to prevent cancer causing std's in girls is now also recommended for boys and young men. government scientists say the hpv shot can protect boys against forms of cancer and can control the overall spread of the human papillomavirus but critics say vaccinating kids sends the wrong message. and now

and new gerri's two cents. gerri willis is here. the instability in libya has shaken the market.a sign that qaddafi's death could take away the uncertainty. >>gerri: prices are down already after a high of $114 a barrel during the crisis and now down to $85 and change. libya is the 12th larger producer of oil on the planet, and the violence in the country did not hurt the infrastructure for the oil industry so that the thinking is, certainly, in chicago and other places with lots of experts, this would come back online quickly and lead to even more downdrafts in the price of oil. >>trace: but the oil money never went to the libyan people. >>gerri: no, it did not. this is confounding. libya made $1 trillion over 30 years from oil and all of that went to qaddafi and he has billions squirreled away even now in places like libya, london, dubai, you name it. in real estate. in banks. you name it. his kids if you remember, they would hire american pop artists, beyonce, usher, for $1 billion just to sing at a birthday party. the artists gave the money back, and did not hold on to it, bu

and new gerri's two cents from the fox business network like in our studio in new york.>gerri: the reports coming from the banks getting lots of details of how consumers are doing. not so good. citibank results, they say mortgages that are 90 days beyond due rising. and j.p. morgan reporting that mortgage delinquencies are rising and wells fargo saying consumers are behind on credit cards and mortgages, the first increase since 2009. so, as you dig into the bank statements you get a crystal clear view of how consumers are doing. >>shepard: we are hearing that the government may have a new housing plan not works. >>gerri: it is not just the federal government but, also, state government since they have come to a resolution on the foreclosure issue. >>shepard: demand it? >>gerri: the basics are that people who are behind on, rather, underwater, but not behind on payments, could get a new loan from their bank at the low, low interest rates and this would help them avoid foreclosure. now, the question is, will banks go along with it? frankly, they have not gone along with a

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gerry sandusky, wbal-tv 11 news. >> do you think the ravens will win by more than 10? text to 88509. standard text messaging rates do apply. so far, we have heard from more than 200 of you and 79% are predicting a big win. these are just some of the favorites sent in to ulocal. wbaltv.com/ulocal. >> what a cutie! great pumpkin carving is. stay with us. more ahead. >> beautiful weather down in jacksonville. we will track these showers on the hd doppler. right now, 64 at bwi marshall and 66 at the inner harbor. what's the one best thing about vacation on the gulf? the great outdoors in mississippi. our seafood in louisiana. our beaches in florida. alabama beauty. choosing between them might be tough. but everyone agrees, the gulf is vacation at it's best. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. so come on down to mississippi. louisiana. florida. alabama. the gulf is the world's goodtime headquarters, and we're 100% open for business. >> authorities are calling it a very rare runway incident. a fuel truck crashed at this southwest jet. >> lowell melser has

we have details on that and analysis from gerri willis in new york in a bit. but first, another possible factor. we learned today the economy, the u.s. economy did not slip back into a recession in the third quarter as some feared it might. president obama is once again having to take the bad news along with the good. the annual gross rate of 2.5% is still far below what is needed to medicate the epidemic of unemployment that threatens his presidency. ed henry has the numbers and reaction. >> reporter: after three more days campaigning -- [ cheering ] -- for his economic plan, if not his re-election. >> denver, i need your help. >> reporter: the hard fact is president obama is still no closer to passing the jobs bill. so the aides used mix number on economic growth to prod congress to act. >> 2.5% growth may be better than it was the previous quarter but it's not good enough. >> reporter: not good enough is not a catchy campaign slogan. a new fox poll shows 76% of the public is dissatisfied with the direction of the country. up from 69% in april. 61% at the st

. >>> let's head to atlanta and check in with jackie gerris. any flight delays today? >> mostly across the upper midwest and into the great lakes. we've got strong area of low pressure moving in there. we'll see occasional showers, too. that's why we expect to see the problems. let's take a look at that list in chicago, we think it will be one of worst cities for travel. that is going to be in the afternoon hours. we'll see thunderstorms and those winds gusting around 25, maybe even 30 miles an hour. delays under an hour today for new boston due to the wind. the rain pushed out of there. minneapolis, especially in the afternoon we'll see that rain. windy for new dallas and kansas city. denver will see pm rain showers. but we could be seeing some snow in denver late tonight and into tomorrow. winter storm watches which are posted there. we could get over a foot up into the high country. warm conditions across parts of the south from texas to central plains states. we're talking 10 to 20 degrees above where you should be for this time of the year. look at that. 83 in kan

gerri willis is with us now.usiness. >> they are going to reorganize but stay in business this is what the department of energy says. that doesn't mean there won't be layoffs but it important to note that the plant we fundside going to continue providing a valuable service. they will continue operating with 4 million dollars in loan guarantees and another 24 in stimulus money something happened to that doe. the company itself says we were so capital intensive spending on our product we weren't able to make money and make a go of it. >> shepard: the dow man terrible today what happened. >> 276 points mf global securities firm may or may not have heard of. >> shepard: i haven't heard of it. >> obscure. unless you are in the market. jon corzine ran it he ran goldman sachs. it is filing for chapter 11. big he controversy there. here is the very good news. october was fantastic. >> even with that 276 points today. the dow up over a thousand points. 1041. take a look at that this is the best october since 2002. i have

wayne gerry sandusky and kate amara -- join gerry sandusky and kate amara. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning to you. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. there are a few things to watch for this morning. delays are not that bad because it is columbus day. we have an accident in edgewater. a disabled vehicle on the inner loop of the key bridge. getting better their bre. pretty much up to speed on the north and west side. problem free on the 83's. a nice ride on 70 in towards the beltway. this is old court road. outer loop traffic is moving without delay down towards edmondson. we switch over to the key bridge. the right lane has reopened and things moving much better on the key bridge. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> you do have to watch out for areas of fog. kent county schools have an hour delay because of the fog. we are seeing some flock at the airport. 93% humidity. tv hill, 100% humidity. 64 at the inner harbor. 46 in frederick. 57 in westminster. 50 degrees in hagerstown. you'll see that fog burned off to mostly sunny

. >> gerry sandusky joins us live from owings mills tonight. the fans were left speechless over last night's performance. >> we have all had home paying projects there were more interesting than the ravens offense last night in jacksonville. it was a historically bad performance. they went through the entire first half without a first down. that has never happened in franchise history. they did not get their first first down until into the second half. the first quarter, maurice forces a fumble at the 1 yard line. the ravens defense stands tall and keeps the jack morris out of the end zone. this was a game about fundamentals. joe flacco with a sack and a fumble. 5:15 left. mark this one on the calendar. ray rice picks up the first first down of the game. the ravens were down 9-0. joe flacco gets into the end zone and there is hope, 9-7. the defense could only look on frustrated because on the final possession, joe flacco over the middle and intercepted. truitt:steps in front of the ravens final hole and they go down 12-7. there's a search on fo

. >> gerry sandusky, qadry ismail and the call of the game. they'll join me at 1:00 with pete gilbert and johnathan ogden for the pregame show at m & t bank stadium. >> the brewers win. game five is tonight. the american league championship headed back to texas as justin verlander and the tigers win game five. ian kinskinsler, brandon inge, that's a double play to and then jam then in the bottom of the sixth. hit them where they ain't and where the theab bag is. miguel cabrera off the theab seat. that's what you call good placement. tigers win 7-5, trail the series 3-2, next game in arlington. last night in pittsburgh, alex ovechkin and nice feed from backs strom. 3-2, the caps win in overtime. start season at 3-0. baltimore marathon tomorrow morning, and i kid you not, there's an indian wedding in town and they want to bring an elephant and walk the streets before the race tomorrow. lee told us that yesterday. >> yes. that ought to be interesting. >> that's incredible. can he run a four-minute mile though? >> elephants are actually pretty fas

gerry sandusky will be calling the game on wbal 1090. text question of the day -- do you think the ravens will be the jaguars by more than 10 points? 88509-- yes or no. will reveal the results on 11 news at 5. in this afternoon's consumer alert, holiday shoppers will be buying gifts for themselves. this is according to the national retail federation. they will spend less on others, but more on non-gift items for themselves and their families. they will spend an average of $ 130 to take advantage of holiday deals to buy things that they need. the $1 menu may be getting more expensive. mcdonald's is raising their prices once again. they say the rising cost of labor and beef is forcing them to raise prices for the third time this year. they went up by 1% in march and another 1% in may. >> or 11 insta-weather + forecast with meteorologist tony pann. >> it is still tropical season through november. this is not that unusual. another tropical storm on the map, rena, off the coast of honduras with sustained winds at 45 miles per hour. perhaps la

gerri willis, the anchor of "the willis report", fox business network.rning, bill. bill: what do they suggest in this? >> they want a big investigation. they think banks colluded and got together and decided they wanted to charge a fee on debit cards. bank of america first out of the chute, $9 a -- $5 a month. $60 a year. we haven't had the fee in the past. consumers are angry about that. republicans are fighting back saying we have to get rid of the durbin amendment banks say that forced them to put the fee in the first place. they say this will cost us $5 billion a year to implement. bill: banks say they are changing the rules because the law is forcing them to change the way they do business? >> that's right. banks are facing increased fees across the board because of dodd-frank. they have hired teams, literally hundreds of attorneys hired by banks all across the nation, particularly here in new york city so they can interpret dodd-frank, implement dodd-frank. the costs are high for those banks to put that law into place. bill: gerri, tough question h

bill: where is that, gerri?5%. 9.1% is by anybody's measure unacceptable for this economy. we have to do better. bill: that is the big picture. go specifically to september. verizon had 45,000 workers who went back to work because they were on the picket line? and they were considered unemployed and now they are considered to have a job? what does that mean? >> this is the smoke in the mirror makes the numbers seem like they're completely meaningless. 45,000 verz southern workers last month on strike considered jobless. remember we had the zero number for august? this really isn't true. if you look at better numbers this month they're virtually cut in half what happened with verizon. all the sector growth has been private sector. government slippinging. good news out of that. less for taxpayer to worry about. this verizon story obscures --. bill: they were never unemployed is what you're saying? >> they were on strike. bill: of the 103,000, about half of that goes to verizon, right? that's what you're saying? >>

both sides are calling for tough action including northern virginia democrat gerry connolly. that it seems the policy of the u.s. government has to be absent evidence to the contrary provided by the government that we will hold them accountable as if they planted this from the highest halls of government in tirana itself -- in tehran itself. >> russia, and turkey requested closed-door meetings for the u.s. to make their case. the state department officials quickly arranged those briefings and insists they have the evidence needed to prove direct iranian involvement. live from the newsroom, rebecca cooper, abc 7 news. >>> also following late developments in the case of a missing maryland boy. the police say 11-year-old william mcquain remains missing. his mother, jane mcquain, was found dead in her germantown home. her car was found in north carolina. her husband is police custody -- is in police custody. brad bell has more. >> my hope is that he may be with a family member or friend that perhaps has no idea what has occurred with his mother. but as time goes on, it becomes mo

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let's get to gerri willis. spending is up, consumer sentiment is down, so we're broke but buying.an both be true at the same time? >> trace, you've heard of credit cards, right? people do spend if they don't have money. let's drill down the numbers a little bit. surprise to everybody on the upside, spending up 1.1% overall. you drill down, you see auto sales on fire 3.6%, but sentiment declining. people are nervous about the outlook. for good reason. big concerns that europe's economy, that this economy could go into a recession. >> trace: what about a double-dip? >> some people say maybe increased spending means we won't go into another recession, but keep your eyes on europe, because as that story plays out that affects our economy here, and of course, you know, consumers are watching their pocketbooks as well. we'll be watching europe, of course, trace, and thinking about how consumers are dealing with the issues. >> trace: and we'll be watching "the willis report" every night at 5:00 on the fox business network. gerri willis, good to see you. >> thank you. >> president obama s

. >> i am gerry sandusky. the ravens get in owings mills where john harbaugh says he will not mine leaning on a pair of former texans for the sunday showdown with houston. >> there is rain on its way coming up from the south. the forecast is straight ahead. >> in new listings for homes on the market are down 23%. that is the lowest monthly level in two years. >> the news is not all bad. prices went up just a little bit. rob lot -- rob roblin has details from north baltimore. >> in talking to real estate agents today, they say homes are selling, but they have to be fixed up and priced right. >> you are calling about 205 campbell road? let me get that information for you. >> over 70 agents work out of this real estate office, and they will say in real estate right now, it is a buyer's market. >> all the buyers across the board want everything in a house. they want it completely done. they want all the newest, trendy kind of materials, and they want it for 2005 prices. >> agents say buyers want the perfect house

. >> now 11 sports with gerry sandusky. >> the revisions come out with a three-1 record. a defense that has scored as many touchdowns as they have given up. it looks like the top priority. pete gilbert has more from ravens camp. >> the residents have been very good this year. the challenge becomes to be great and to do that, joe flacco will have to compete more than 49 -- complete more than 49% of his passes. they're throwing the ball deeper. is it a sign of a problem? >> everyone sees the potential. that is the important thing. we do not want to talk about potential next week or the week after that. >> the potential was not realized last time. the win 35 games minutes without a completion. how did that happen and should fans locate the panic button? >> we are a young team. we're going to have to go out there. part of that may be having a bad completing percentage a couple games but as long as you are putting pressure on defense and doing those kinds of things, you can still be successful. >> every single down we want the ability for someone to go from the line of scrimma

gerry -- gerry sandusky and i coming up later from the field. >> i think it is a contender for baltimore'son down to chaz and try it out. >> it will be a chilly day. >> watch out for icy conditions this morning. for trick-or-treaters, only in the 40's. it would be a good morning to go as a zombie or astronaut. >> we do have warmer conditions by the middle half of the week. >> thanks so much for joining us. the "today show" next. >> a live jump date when we come back. more news and weather. >> follow breaking news and weather. stay connected with us on facebook and dwitter. >> when the wbal tv i-team met her, she was battling cancer and homeless. today she is cooking her own meal in a south baltimore townhouse. just a few weeks ago, miss wright was fighting for her life and a place to live. she found shelter in a west baltimore abandoned building until a wall came caved in. she was one of 23,000 people on the public housing waiting list. her doctors note confirming her lympho. many a and stating her desperate need for assistance were to no arail are veil. -- to no avail. it was not until th

. >> there will always gerris a conversation he had about 10 years ago. >> whether there is a heaven or not, the life of love will still have been worth it. i remember him saying that. >> rev. harold carter met shuttlesworth when he was 15- years old. he retired as a pastor five years ago and suffered a stroke in 2008. he passed away in birmingham at age 89. >> where did you stay in ocean city? a hotel closing early after testing positive for a potential deadly bacteria. that's troubling recording of a drug induced michael jackson made its way into court. the latest of a doctor being tried. >> between a hurricane, an earthquake, in this natural disaster, i think i am tired. >> it could be on the way for areas affected by tropical storm lee. quite gorgeous fall whether headed this way. in baltimore, clear skies. 61 at the airport. 68 downtown. >> in ocean city hotel is closing after guest developed legionellosis. legionellosis is caused by inhaling water mist containing bacteria. the guest were hospitalized. fortunately, no one died. parts of maryland will receive federal aid to help

>>darya: gerry, do you want to swing into action or did you freeze? jerry >> i swung into action quickly. i remember the earthquake and 89. it was devastating. that memory was going through my mind. >>james: what we hear from the veterans of the area who remember strong earthquakes, when things like this happens, you eat immediately sink back to that. it is because you know what can happen. people new to the area spring into action because they do not know what to expect. you have the unseasoned and the season to reacting in the same way. >>darya: did anything fall off of the wall? >>caller: as i had something fall off the table. this one was a 3.6 magnitude. >>james: 64 your phone call, by the way. we spoke with the usgs. they tell us, you'll always have aftershocks. we will speak to them to see if this is still considered an aftershock or an independent event. >>darya: bart swung into action quickly as is their procedure. jim allison is live on the phone. tell us what bart did. >> we stopped the trains and did a quick check on the tracks. we are abo

gerry sandusky joins us live in the studio with a look at her legacy. >> pat modell knew a few things about the spotlight. a major tv star in the 1950's and 1960's, she gave up a starring role in it general hospital for a role she clearly love, that of mrs. art modell, a wife and mother. she had a significant impact on two towns, cleveland and baltimore. she married in 1969, stepped out of the spotlight and said goodbye to television to raise her family. she came to baltimore with a focus on contributing. she let her family's philanthropic efforts in health care, education and art, and theater, served on a number of nonprofit boards. mrs. modell also served on cut the boards of dozens and dozens of organizations. >> she put her imprint in a way that only the people in the organizations could probably describe to you. little people, big people, blue- collar workers, battered women, children, she loved children. she worshipped children. that kind of passion, combined with her grace, her class, is such a model that i don't know how we will replicated. i really don't. >> quite a legacy. w

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. -- kofi annan, and those from the northern ireland peace process -- gerry adams, and also tony blair's former chief of staff. they are coming, according to the organizers, to amend their experience to the process of peace, as being described, in the basque country. not organized in any way but the spanish government but and independent organization in the basque country who called these international figures to the region to try to move the process forward. it is because of the profile of those people who are involved, more coming, that there has been lots of speculation that this would be the opportunity for eta to announce its end in some way. we don't know it for sure, of course, this seems to be the way things have been going in the last couple of years. eta has declared a cease-fire, declared it back in january, a permanent and verifiable sees five. it has done it before and has broken cease-fires before. since then we have seen some 700 prisoners calling on eta to end the violence. and also the political entourage the past couple of years denouncing violence and setting the only

really crucial central right before we go to the break and you really want to jump in there go ahead gerry in my head. well i think there's a lot of similarity and what we're saying i mean no the problem is that you can be lucky if you live in a good country a well governed country you can be lucky in your leadership and have extraordinary leadership but we enjoyed that in the person of george washington during our own revolution but more often history shows that we're not lucky in our leadership and the leaders around the world to whom we give extraordinary power quite frequently abuse that power sharing and then just when you're right we can go sure bring it when we can we turn the radio when we're going to rituals to break we'll continue our discussion on global protests state are keen. to continue to see. me and they'll. just say the. least. feel. it was. just so. low. and. welcome back to crosstalk i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing if the world is slipping into a global revolution. and you can. see. ok i'd like to go to richard in new york here and we were in palo been

gerri, thanks.gerri was talking about was the major issue that the president was talking about in the state of nevada. nevada has the worst economy in the entire country. they've been shallacked for the past three years, the deeper the red, the more trouble for your state, the lighter the green, the better off you're doing. in nevada the unemployment rate is through the roof, national level is 9.1%, nevada is at 13.4%. well over four points higher than the national average. the number of jobs lost since we voted in 2008, 82,000. and nevada needs relief. they need some help, and the real estate market out there has been miserable. take a look, the current home price sales, the latest report out of september has existing sales, predicted for the year of 2011, to come in just under 5 million. and a healthy economy, people by 6 million existing homes are well below that number to getting a healthy economy. that is critical to getting us back on track. 9:34 now. martha: the mother of missing baby lisa ir

to withdraw some ninety thousand troops currently deployed in the country well earlier we spoke to gerry van dyke who's written extensively on afghanistan and pakistan and he told r t the us has a wider goal and does not like to leave anytime soon there are many reasons why the united states and its allies but particular united states will stay in afghanistan and the first of all is that the war is getting worse there more i e.d.'s according to the un that is to say mines have gone off in the last few months and only four more u.s. soldiers and marines are dying there more casualties civilian and military than any time in the ten years since foreign forces have been in afghanistan and also the afghan national army and its police forces are not ready to take over you have a twenty four percent desertion rate in the afghan national army now the united states is letting contracts to american contractors to build barracks in various air bases around the country and dead in the in the west perhaps to watch for air flights over iran in mazar e sharif in the north to perhaps watch former soviet

key right hand man saif al islam has reportedly crossed the border from the libyan desert into new gerry it's believed that he's trying to negotiate a surrender to hand him self in to the international criminal court if he does eventually stand trial he could get spilled some of the secrets of the regime's murky dealings with the same governments that helped topple his father auntie's other bennett reports. to some market deaf people demand too much secrets which will supposedly he bury it with him and i think that there were tremendous sighs of relief all over capitals in western europe this is somebody who cut all sorts of deals with the french but also the british and the italians and to a certain extent the americans as well i think they did not want him put on trial for any reason and i am not misled is that surprised that he was captured alive if you very quickly ended up dead is that gadhafi returning from diplomatic saw was spectacular hugs handshakes and kisses from the heads of countries which denounced him gadhafi is now silenced but the suspicion around those who laid out the

there's and this is cary grant gerry about them if you need a hundred head and this is listening in to do you live to say as of this question we are stand what they are saying it's a question please a slogan is what you want to hear so much about these people and why did you fund a military regime why did you fund the military regime in egypt and you funded all sorts of queer up through the middle east for so many years why did you give the egyptian army one point three million dollars a year for what see for the daughters and sons of egypt you really care about them that much that you would be arming the very people who have been have been posing as as the defenders of the egyptians but in reality they have been in a crash course with a gyptian people ok you know i want to go to you know i want to go to boston here israel was brought up here and i want i don't want to talk about directly about israel because what i want arab democracy here but there are people that would say and you might call them cynics is that the only thing the west is particularly interested in is in democratic c

well not as you mentioned it is trips that scott gerry out legal sure it good about twenty thousand demonstrate. as we're out on the street protests and what we're being told may have actually ruled out when the routes part of the crowds that formed in lower manhattan by a wall street surge has barricades around the new york stock exchange and officers moved into thinking that protesters from what we saw on the video officers swatted protesters with the times. with mace or pepper spray according to some reports even one local news reporter who is sprayed with pepper spray his cameramen was hit with a baton things clearly getting violent down by wall street as this demonstration was carrying on all day long cops how arrested dozens of protesters but the final tally is not yet known or t. has checked in with the new york city police department and they don't have a final tally yet now let's remind our viewers this is not the first clash between our police officers and protesters we saw last saturday nearly eight hundred of them were arrested in one day when i had been working or in a peaceful pro

remember that's a really crucial central issue right before and you really want to jump in there go ahead gerry i want to go ahead. well i think there's a lot of similarity and what we're saying i mean no the problem is that you can be lucky if you live in a in a in a good country a well governed country you can be lucky in your leadership and have extraordinary leadership we enjoyed bad in the person of george washington during our own revolution but more often history shows that we're not lucky in our leadership and the leaders around the world to whom we give extraordinary power quite frequently abuse that power chair and johnny and i will say we sure appreciate it when we turn the radio when we're going to rituals to break we'll continue our discussion on global protests state our team. from the days of the manhattan project when. the university of california has been involved through the science of its provision of scientists and their relationship through versity you see since day one has been in charge of researching designing and testing nuclear weapons and to some extent producing weap

been to aruba they are searching dog's graves beach and they are hoping for enough evidence to charge gerrygee or done oh:enthusiasm found out about a stranger, cops thought at first he was an accomplice for giordano in a murder for money screen. take a look at your screen. this is 17-year-old mason carter, he is under arrest tonight, charged with a recent home invasion in pennsylvania. he broke into a home with a couple inside, shot the husband, he is in critical condition. carter then took off with the couple's car which was found in harford county. police say the couple did not know tv 59 all. >>> tonight howard county is looking for a missing sex offender. james spacey was the only sex offender they did not find during their lay defendant check in. if you know where he is you are asked to call howard county police. concerns with halloween coming up next week. >>> you send your kids to school with 10 toes and 10 fingers. what happens when they come back minus 1? well, if you're a mom, how do you react to this? >> a phone midge who made a mother's heartbreak. who made a terrible mistake.

a half percent bank of moscow's also negative territory profit has dropped by seventeen times and gerri to jews and to rally re. only again it's now down point six percent the company reported a nine fold increase in net profit from first off this year and that there is a submission of the business news on ars you had lines on next. to me was a big fight.

number of people who were illiterate and richard richard i want to give you the last word he said gerri second scratchers law last last word go ahead. blaming the education system is what we used to call blaming the victim this is absurd our education system is starved for money we are cutting back across all of our state university systems that includes at least trying. to learn and we spend money on the education on track or education generally and generally want to thank you sincerely for a great conversation but we've run out of time to ask thanks to my guest today in pittsburgh new york and in chicago and thanks to our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time and remember a cross-talk rules. and. it was created to serve public interests to inform and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening a new media outlet but there is nothing harder than revoking its license in case of corruption. in just the. same ways in trouble. you can get involved in a community where you have one large corporation controlling the building newspapers radio stations televisi

coming up later in the show, we will hear from gerry sandusky in jacksonville to call the game tonight does appear that jimmy smith, the first round draft pick injured on the first play of the season, will be ready to go tonight. we will see what he can do. >> 30 practiced all week. >> he had a high ankle sprain, one of those things you do not know when it will be better. grubs is a lot younger and he will eventually recover from this, but when you are a big man and your toe is going out and you have 320 pounds on it? >> he talked about it. not only are you have the, but locking someone as heavy as you are so twice that rate. >> and you are on your toes a lot in that spot. >> the toes are the same that i have. >> can we see them? maybe not right now. >> in the new have to deal with the that despite the way 100- something more pounds more than me. >> 1-5 and you still have to be record. >> this is their chance. there had coached fighting for his job. they will try everything tonight. this one could really take it down hill. >> grab yourself on because this brings us to the text question

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