john gonzalez has more, live in hanover this morning. john? >> well, cynne even though question seven passed last week by a slight margin, the issue of expanding gambling here in maryland could still end up in the courts, the developer that develops the casino live here behind us in hanover, maryland quite frankly believes it was unfair to decide to build a major casino so close close by in prince george's county, so they were adamantly against question seven. but it is bittersweet for the company, because now they can add tables games here at their casino. officials will unveil that plan later this morning, which includes 125 table games 24-hour gaming and the addition of 1,200 new jobs. in fact, not only will there be a press conference here at the casino open later this morning, but there will also be a job fair from 11:00 to 3:00. in the meantime, a lawsuit has already been filed by anne arundel county officials against the construction of that $800 million m.g.m. grand casino at the national harbor. the argument is that the law requires a

there is' also a report that was done from a program in hanover, germany that evaluated things such as -- i think, i haven't seen the report, but impact on emissions and where -- whether this was reducing trips or not. and, so, we're eager to evaluate what the experience in hanover was as well. * >> and in this evaluation process, when did it begin, you said in 2003 -- in 2013? >> no. so, we've already asked the company for the information and they've sent some is and we've begun our outreach to the other cities. for we're not waiting for this on-street next round of the on-street pilot to launch before we start that evaluation. we're doing that now. >> okay. so, can you give me some indication as to how -- is this a dedicated staff person or several staff persons that are going to be -- going to be studying this data or culling through it, developing different model structures? i'm trying to get a sense as to how deeply committed mta, department of environment is to conducting studying this particular -- >> so, our motivation is finding ways to get people out of their cars. so, we hav

germander down yesterday in hanover pike. it is half a mile away from larry human hand was down -- from where a human hand was found. they have determined that it is human. detectives are investigating the shooting that happened around 6:30. when police arrived, they found an adult male with a gunshot wound to the leg. no word on his condition or any suspects. from 9:00 last night, police were called to west baltimore for a reported assault. they found a man and suffering from multiple stab wounds. he said he was attacked near dawson street. he was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. fails have been waiting all day, really all season, for tonight's match up against the steelers. pete is here. >> 2.5 hours until they kick them off at hines. what can we expect. last season called baltimore averaged 29 points per game. joe flacco threw it -- threw touchdown and no interceptions. surely, ray rice and more. so many are not available, ray lewis, troy palomalu. >> it's going to have a different feel. especially

is a much older man. >> excited, mclain raced back to hanover. locating his friends, it took a matter of minutes. the members all slept under the eaves in chile open attic that they call the wind tunnel. no sooner had they comprehended the news and they rushed off to find tom littlefield, who shared an apartment on main street. more discussion and debate among the friends would follow. within weeks, would be received and approved. tom littlefield, was rejected on account of a bum shoulder. but that night, may 31, 1941, the die was cast. they were to offer themselves to become british soldiers in the king's royal rifle corps. and in six weeks, they would ship out for england. other men would follow, 18 americans in all joined, and some 17 months later, the u.s. army itself would finally enter the fray. these five young men went first and in war, timing is truly everything. before going to sleep that night, this is when i talked to him seven years later, charles mclean, as in his habit, wrote in his diary. see five years later in the book line room

. >> the choreographed hanover has not been a smooth one. there have been bitter fights for control of the most powerful position. in left-wing populist is one of the losers of the power struggles. many predicted he would get a coveted position, but his wife was convicted of murdering a british businessman, and he's accused of covering up the crime. he now faces charges of corruption and abuse of power. >> nobody can see inside. he broke many laws but still made it to the top. >> his fall has weaken the party's left wing. much like the hand over power, future reforms will be decided behind closed doors. >> located near the red sea, the facility offers three master's degree programs using german educational standards. >> in the egyptian desert directly next to the resort is where you'll find the egyptian satellite campus of the technical university of berlin. the campus cost 40 million euros to build. it is the brainchild of an egyptian multimillion there. the result is the 10,000 square meter campus. students enrolled in energy engineering,

excited, she raced back to hanover on the house decides the village green. it is lived in rows of beds at the gauntlet and a chilly attic. no sooner had the comprehended the news had they rushed off to find their roommate, littlefield who shared an apartment on main street more discussion and debate among the friends would follow. another name for the kings rifle corps would be received and approved. he was rejected on account of a bum shoulder. but i was cast. cs cox and bolte offer themselves to become british soldiers and the officer candidates and the king's royal rifle corps. dudish about from england. other men would follow in 18 americans joined the 60th rifles and some 17 months later the army itself finally would enter the fray. these five young men went first and in the war the timing tralee is everything. before going to sleep that night, and this is when i talked with him years later, charles mclean house was his habit wrote in his diary. 65 years, as i said, 65 years later where he lived alone in their retirement village she showed me the intrig

one store in paramount california as many as six hundred protesters showed up at another store in hanover maryland four hundred store employees union workers and activists joined together to speak out against wal-mart this is the movement that can put an end to the black friday horrors that americans watch every year it's time to give our desperate working poor in this country a ladder of high wages benefits and union representation so they can climb back up into the middle class and find economic security once again no more post things giving one hundred games in america. and that's the way it is tonight monday at every twenty six twenty twelve for more information check out our website at tom marvin dot com free speech dot org dot com and who are dot com slash the big picture and don't forget democracy begins when you get out there get active tag your it see to. download the official. sofa choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch on t.v. any time. the be.

excited, mclean raced through the dark back to hanover and the solid brick honor society house beside the village green. locating bolt and dirk, these were his friends, took a matter of minutes. the members all slept in rows of beds under the eves at a gauntlet in a chilly, open attic they called the wind tunnel. no sooner had they congresswoman prehended -- comprehended the news, they went off to find a friend. more discussion and debate among the dartmouth friends would follow. within weeks their applications to the 60th rifles -- which was another name for the king's royal rifle corps -- would be received and approved. tom littlefield, who wanted to go, too, was rejected on account of a bum shoulder. but that night, may 31, 1941, the die was cast. cox, cutting, brister would offer themselves to be officer candidates in the king's royal rifle corps. in less than six weeks, they would ship out for england. other harvard and dartmouth men would follow, 18 americans joined the 60th rifles, and some 17 months later the u.s. army itself finally would enter the fray. but these five young

. >> and then it says hanover in london. a rather international-type book. how come all these people are involved? >> ok. first of all, "newsweek." it's a "newsweek" book because all these photographs were shot while on assignment for "newsweek." "newsweek" owns the copy for the photographs, and they gave me permission to produce this book, although it was independently produced, that's why it becomes a "newsweek" book. if any employees of "newsweek," either reporters, writers, do projects like this, they are recognized as being with "newsweek," and that's the "newsweek" part of that. university press of new england have nine universities, and i approached them initially to publish the book, and they liked it and agreed to go ahead with it, but it had to go to committee at dart mouth, which is where it became the university press of new england. they actually ok'd it, but it's university press because that's part of university press. it's a "newsweek" book. >> did everybody pick off their dollar in that process? >> i don't know. i don't think so. >> there's

. >> lauren and her family are now settled into a home, but a few months ago their house in hanover wentp in flames from a grill firearm they lost nearly everything. >> we are not going to get to halt -- go home anytime soon and they were looking around and it was just heartbreaking. >> they immediately missed some other comfort items like a special blanket she had since she was four. she asked for a replacement and she got several extra which led to an idea. >> i thought maybe some of them would also want extra things that i wanted after a fire, like blankets, stuffed animals. >> with that, lauren's luggage was born. she started collecting items to fill them in, simple as a toothbrush, toothpaste, paper towels, a bank bridging blankets, stuffed animals. they're given to families who are a victim of fires or other disasters that steal their home. >> i hope it makes it easier for them. >> it has grown on its own because it's an amazing, simple idea from a little girl who had the courage to decided to help other people. >> there are not several local fire stations and she is listed as a re

. >> marilyn is 59 years old from hanover, indiana.you should read these ahead of time. >> ready to jump-start this new phase in her life. let's take a listen. >> you're such a cute little thing i cannot believe you drove a bulldozer. >> bulldozer, earth mover and i was a lineman on a barge. >> congratulations on your retirement. you had all men's clothing and you've cut your own hair for 40 years? >> yes. always. >> so what do you think about us doing this whole revamping on you? >> do whatever you want to do. this is going to be really fun. really fun. i've never colored my hair. i cut my hair 40 years. wore it in a ponytail underneath a hard hat. this will be totally new. he will never know who i am when i come in. >> okay. how fun. >> he is terry, the tall one in the back. their friends are judy, tom phyllis and janice. keep your blind folds on till we give you the green light. here is marilyn before. let's see the new you. oh, my gosh! are you guys ready? take off your blind folds. >> oh, my gosh! >> are you ready? >> oh, my! >> w

the irish when he went to west point in 1848 at the height of the immigration family william irish hanover so i think he just wanted to avoid that. he didn't want to be cast as an immigrant. >> did you say that he fired two governors, am i correct, the governors of two states and under whose authority could he fired the governor's? >> he thought he had the authority under the converse reconstruction policy, and he did actually because they refused to cooperate. so he did. he fired the governor of louisiana and the governor of texas he was removed. [laughter] >> most of them saw them as a travel basis and this is [inaudible] >> what did he think of the behavior and did he get involved in those? >> i don't think he did. no, he didn't get involved in that. he kind of hinted that over to others. he was pretty high up at that point. he was in charge of the division but i had never seen anything like that. >> for >> was close to that. they say that was an old saying out in the west. he was at the fort down in oklahoma, and he was introduced to an indian chief who said so and so would be a good i

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the clock starts when we hanover the receipt and stops when we've got the console in hand. sears claims it can get you in and out fast promoting the five-minute promise. let's see if they can do it. at the jersey city location, there's a key yociosk inside to the confirmation e-mail. promise achieved -- 1:44 seconds later. next walmart in new jersey. no time promises here. our producer presents the receipt and gets the console in 2:05 seconds. now best buy. no guarantees on wait time here either but after the receipt is taken, we have console in hand in just 1:58 seconds. >> have a great day. enjoy. >> sears wins again. of course there is a human element involved in this. we did this before black friday so this could shift a bit depending on region or even store location but so far retailers are delivering on their promises. >> pretty nice, courtney. sears, the big winner there. >>> the quick turnaround at those stores may be the only thing that's moving quickly on this wednesday, this getaway weekend. planes, trains, automobiles, no matter how you want to get there this th

dartmouth and brown ivy league clash up in hanover, new hampshire today. sunny and chilly. bad for a $40,000 a year education for both. out in the midwest, penn state hold on to your hats nittany lion fans. south winds 20 to 40 miles pour today taking on the huskers today. 77 in nebraska today. the 30s tomorrow. down in southeastern virginia odu is hosting the tribe from william & mary. sunshine down in the tide water day and 63. all the midwestern games going to have a screaming win all day. >> sounds good. i correct myself when i said 2009. it is the 2009-2010 winter season. record breaking. >> you are correct. >> we'll move on now. >> sorry. >>> let's move to the movies. at the box office this weekend the last time we saw james bond he was parachuting out of a helicopter with the queen of england during the summer olympic opening ceremonies. >> now he is back to his usual -- fast cars, women, and martinis. oh, boy. this is a look at the new bond movie and other films in the box office this weekend. >> 007 reporting for duty. >> where the hell have you been? >> enjoying d

and hanover beating forecasts saying it will be able to absorb damage claims from sandy without effecting its annual disaster budget. on the currency markets, aussie dollar 1.0423. rba keeping rates steady. dollar-yen slightly weaker, but still above 80. euro-dollar out of the 1.28 range that we've been trading in. that's where we stand on the european trade. on the day of the u.s. elections, let's get over to singapore. >> asian markets finished on a mixed note. the shanghai composite recouped early losses to close down by 0.4%. developers took a beating after data showed housing prices in the small business hub dropped 16% on on year. but shale gas producers surged on a new subsidy program. concerns over money laundering charges with the hsbc. nikkei finished lower as a stronger yen hurt exporters. nissan lost 2% ahead of earnings after morgan stanley slashed its price target. after the bell, the carmaker cut its full year forecasts as sales tumbled in china. the kospi ended higher by 1%. carmakers staged a rebound after yesterday's plunge. hyundai rallied over 4%. kia gained 1.6%.asx 2

bp is hanover $4 billion in penalties as they plead guilty to federal felony and misconduct, that wasffshore oil spill from texas across the gulf of mexico. oil spilling out for 87 days. there were deaths involved, human deaths so this goes back to 2010. there is such a out of $4 billion, bp to the united states of america and this is a record. the friar record by a pharmaceutical company pfizer, they paid $1.3 billion fighting the network in 2009 and that was on marketing fraud. this easily surpasses that. here's a look at bp today, they are not reacting much, about 1/2%. dow jones industrials down 64 points since the election. we were 13,245 than where we are today. dagen: today's trade coming up. sandra smith talks retailers, wal-mart, target, you name it. connell: to the nasdaq, we will be right back. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade inong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm trading 9500 miles away in japan. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 with the new global account from schwab, tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 i hunt do

what troubles me is we're doing the hanover, the hair of the dog that bit me.nment subsidies of housing that helped contribute to the meltdown and we are doing it again and these housing guys, prop up the housing market. maybe we should let it fall. >> that is a good point. regarding jerry howard's point, national association is on record one thing at h a to loosen its standards and do more sub prime lending loans to people with poor credit. that is number one. number 2, fha was really the indy pace car of the sub prime mess starting in nearly 90s and fannie and freddie followed them. with the situation is today is worse. fha today has a negative economic value approaching 30 to $35 billion. the assumption they use to get to this $15 billion number is based on interest rates determined in july. when the fed announced the a qualitative easing, when you look at a deeper hole, what we know about fha today is gap net worth is negative $25 billion and they have $25 billion in cash committed to pay for future losses and probably close to running out of money in the n

but just a few months ago on july 7th their house in hanover went up in flames from a grill fire.erything. >> days after having to tell the kids we weren't going to be able to go home. they were looking for things of theirs. it was heart breaking. >> lauren and her three brothers immediately missed some of her items like a blanket she had when she was 4. she asked for a replacement blanket and got several extra. that gave her an idea. >> i thought maybe some people would want some of the stuft i also wanted after a fire. like a blanket and stuffed animals. >> and with that, lauren's luggage was born. she started collecting luggage and backpacks and filled them with toothbrush and tooth place and also blankets, stuffed animals and toys. the toys are given to families like the hunts who are victims of fire and other disasters that take away their homes. >> days after the fire it makes it easier for them. >> it's an amazing idea. >> the luggage kits are in several fire stations and lauren is listed as a resource for the red cross. she's got a face book page and website where people c