henderson: yes, your honor. judge lake: you have both asked the court to award paternity tests and enforce his financial obligations as a father. now, mr. goodson, you claim miss torry has admitted that she cheated on you in the past, and she is also not confident that you are the children's biological father. goodson: yes. yes, your honor. judge lake: okay. additionally, you state miss henderson slept with you and your cousin in the same time frame, and therefore, you can't be sure... henderson: which was a lie. ...her daughter is yours. please, tell us about your story. my story is that i went on a chat line one day, and i met his cousin on the chat lines. judge lake: mmm-hmm. and he know that so far, when we met on the chat line, i was just looking for a friend, someone to hang out with on, you know, a regular basis, and smoke and drink. judge lake: mmm-hmm. so, one day he came... (audience laughing) ...to pick me up in a white car, a white truck. put up the music all loud and what not, or whatever. he in the

he is the person that was responsible for sending aaron mckinney and russell henderson away for life. they both received two life sentences with no chance of parole. after about eight months, you know, i finished a draft. i asked the prosecutor to read it and do only fact checking for -- do some fact checking for me to be sure i hadn't misstated something, and i had used a lot of the court documents. i came upon a letter in the courthouse in a file during what i thought would be my last research trip. and in this letter, it was anonymous letter written to him, the prosecutor. it said that the defense aaron mckinney had used in his trial, a gay panic defense claiming that matthew had, you know, come on to him sexually and touch toed him and that he sort of flipped out, it said that this was bogus and that aaron mckinney was bisexual, he was very familiar with gay men, had been to gay bars and that this was really bogus. and, of course, i looked at this anonymous letter and thought this is incredible as a journalistic source. but on the other hand, it named a man named doc o'connor who

he was the person responsible for sending aaron mckenney and russell henderson away for life. they both received two life sentences with no chance of a role. after about eight months i finished the draft and i asked the prosecutor to read it and do some fact-checking for me and to be sure that i hadn't misstated something and i use a lot of court documents. i came upon a letter and the courthouse in a file during what i thought would be my last research trip and in this letter it was an anonymous letter written to the prosecutor. he said the defense aaron mckenney used in this trial but gay panic defense claiming that matthew had touched him and he sort of flipped out. it says that this was bogus and aaron mckinney was bisexual and that he was very familiar with gay men. had been to gay bars and this was really bogus. of course i looked at this anonymous letter and thought this is incredible as a journalist but on the other hand it named a man named doc o'connor who was a limousine driver in laramie who was a friend of both aaron mckinney the killer and matthew shepherd. i had

that diagnosis came as a relief to the henderson family.nosis really explained some things and i think it took some pressure off of him. where he was able to clinically step back and say, ok, it's not that i lack intelligence, it's because of some things i need to work on and compensate for. " 32:00 caleb henderson 13:44 "i'm pretty focused on my grades right now. they've improved quite a bit since we found out my learning disabilities and we got an iup and we took the proper steps for it." 13:53 the next step for caleb was to sort through the many colleges vying for his talent and figure out which would be the best fit. that turned out to be easy for strong-armed q-b. only one college took the time to learn not only about caleb the football player, but caleb the person as well. which is why he committed to the university of north carolina last spring. caleb henderson 14:43 "actually no college knew about my learning disability or went that far into detail with me or showed me that much interest except for unc. they were the only school who

the beating beating, aaron mckinney took the murder weapon covered with blood and struck wrestle henderson across the face. that night in the emergency room he got nine stitches and today this car is still very visible. now that something early on people were not aware of first of all, wrestle henderson never gave a complete taped confession at the time. after they left the fence area to go downtown to parker the truck they got into a fight it in the course of that aaron mckinney got this a murder weapon and smashed it into this guy's school and if you see photos there is a huge dash running across his head and he also got treatment in the emergency room that night. how is it aaron mckinney the salted for people one gave male matt shepard in three straight men but the one instance was isolated as the anti-gay hate crime? in fact, one could easily say they were hispanic what i looked at is the nature of smith related violence i am not excusing it anyway what aaron mckinney did i just want to say there for many things going on that night this was is conflicted history between aaron mckinney

a humbling experience tonight to hear all the speakers that have gone before speaking with paul henderson but each of the speakers, their comments have resonated. it's an amazing opportunity to celebrate and recognize that the work is still going forward and there is still hope. i'm going to move into next section and category we are going to move

chad henderson was the poster boy for obama care.istration officials said this was the first to successfully enroll in a plan. turned out it wasn't true. texas conservative steve stockton wants to make sure none forget it by inviting henderson to the state of the union address. will you be able to get mr. henderson in the room? >> we talked to him and he accepted. he want to get him a picture with president barack obama . as you know he bought the insurance -- it claimed he had when in fact he had never bought it. it would have been 400% more expensive had he bought it. >> we did the story a cup of days ago. can we show the original tweet. it was the very night obama care website opened up. he claimed that he had gotten onto an affordable plan but turns out he was working for the obama administration, i'm sorry obama for america group. >> he claims to be super poor but managed to give $1,000 to the obama administration. the insurance is 400% less if you go on the site and look. his father said he never signed up. the media went bonke

. >> may 4th, 1988, henderson, nevada, just ten miles from the las vegas strip. dennis todd is doing routine repair work on a tv transmission power on the top of black mountain when he notices an extremely bright fire down below. >> we looked down and saw this fire with this brilliance, like a fourth of july sparkler. unlike anything i've seen before. >> the fire is so bright because it's fueled by a highly volatile chemical used to make rocket fuel. todd grabs his video camera and begins recording. >> i set it on a tripod, pointed down at the fire, and went back to eating my lunch. >> the fire has broken out at the pacific engineering and production company, known as pepcon. >> the solid rocket motors of the shuttles that take off are filled with ammonia perchlorate. >> pepcon employees run for their lives. >> the employees know what is happening and they all took off. they self-evacuated across the desert. >> before firefighters arrive, there's a massive explosion. >> oh! >> that's going to be loud. >> i saw the explosion about five or six seconds before we act

but that was, nevertheless, judge hilton--judge thelton henderson's position. c-span: you don't save your criticism just for judges. you take on tom delay. and the first thing i thought about is that y--your politics on this would come down, i would guess, more conservative than liberal. >> guest: i think that's fair to say, yeah. c-span: i mean, you are the op-ed features editor of the wall street journal. is that the correct title? >> guest: yes, it is. c-span: why--yo--you say that tom delay was involved in partisan grandstanding. >> guest: well, what tom delay did, the congressman from texas, was he actually proposed impeaching activist judges. and i think it's a good idea to do something to curb activist judges, but impeaching them, i think, is a terrible idea because that has--that has not been our history, that has not been our tradition. there have been very few impeachment proceedings, and they've traditionally been against judges who have corrupted the office. and there is no history in our country of impeaching judges because you disagree with their

. >> cooperwood asks to speak to officer henderson who tried to get through to the 18-year-old inmatepast. >> i already talked to everybody, you know, members and i'm getting out -- >> done with it. >> i'm done with the familiar. >> what made you come to this decision. >> i've been sitting on it. i have two sons and when i get out they'll be two years and change and three years and change. i want to be there. because of them i ain't going to come back to jail. i spent too much time here it ain't cool. >> that's awesome, i'm proud of you for real, that's real good. that's showing that the maturity. >> i think he's sincere. all i can do is believe in him and hope the best for him. >> like other officers at the jail, henderson grew up on some of the same tough streets as inmates like cooperwood. >> the things i've been through at their age as a teenager and 18 years old, i could have been just one of these guys. so i tell them, what i've been through in life and let them know if i can change, you can change. 2200 inmates in here, if i can talk to one inmate and get that guy to change his

henderson, thank you, sir, i appreciate that. >> i'm excited. excited to have this finally done and over with and -- they found me guilty of major disruptive conduct which i don't understand that but i'm not going to sit there and question it, my out date is the 19th. i'm going to go. i'm happy. >> thank you so much. >> take care. >> rest easy. >> for dean, time in segregation is a small sacrifice for going home as scheduled. ronald wells, however, is facing serious robbery and home invasion charges and could have a long stay here as his case works it way through the courts. >> i've got to be out there to talk to my mom and relatives and all of that. by me being in the hole, as you can see, like, i can't do none of that, like nothing works in my favor. >> wells problems began when jail officials received a letter claimed to be from a family member warning that wells was planning an escape. when they listen back to the phone call, the suspicions grew deeper. wells insists, he was only joking. >> he was very upset because i feel like they knew if

hollywood henderson, like afterr his carry. cay.way, the person who won in maryland i don't thinki n they have come forward yet. >> i do not know. >> we don't know who the winner is. >> good luck to you.o hope you can be a winner. the most i have ever won is $20. >> i have never won a dime. di >> i won 15.>> i >>> if you have a question thata you woulved like to have answerd depo to myfoxdc.com, and click on the weather tab. i see julie over there, i was very excited.exte >> that is not julie, that is like a beauty pic of julie. we will talk to her. >> reporter: i ducked forduck that pic, by -- doubled for thar pic by the way. >> can i say thank you, julie,ju was one of the first people tole follow me. >> julie is always on twitter. >> reporter: i was so excited. i was am i awake? [ laughter ] >> reporter: i love it, tony perkins on twitter. >> you knitow, it has already bn fun, i mean, you know, oneow evening of it so far. >> reporter: can i tweet youyo what i'm doing this weekend, an what i'm having for breakfast and where i'm goi

a humbling experience tonight to hear all the speakers that have gone before speaking with paul henderson but each of the speakers, their comments have resonated. it's an amazing opportunity to celebrate and recognize that the work is still going forward and there is still hope. i'm going to move into next section and category we are going to move into advancement into economic justice. this is asian american justice asian law caucus. [ applause ] >> good evening, my name is chris. i'm the codirector of asian american justice. i'm honored to receive an award and want to congratulate our fellow awardees. 50 years ago when our advocates marched on washington they listed demands and one was for federal minimum wage. that minimum wage would be just over $15. however that is just today $7. we can see the economic justice and for equality in the workplace are unfulfilled. as asian american justice, we see the bravery of so many workers, from all backgrounds to come forward to fight for their workplace rights, to fight for minimum wage, to be paid over time and be granted meal and rest breaks. i

. >> you want to loop in and i'll do henderson? >> reporter: they are campaigning for gun safety law for sunnyville. >> hello: may i talk to you for a minute about measure c? are you familiar with measure c? >> reporter: promoters say it does a few things to improve gun safety. it requires owners to report lost or stolen guns within 48 hours and keep them locked up or disabled with trigger guards. it bans high capacity magazines and requires dealers to record ammunition sales. >> newtown walls the spur for all of this. >> reporter: that was what took the lives of first graders and adults. for this community it's a think national, act local campaign promoted by the mayor, a retired fire captain. >> we hear every day young adults finding weapons in their homes and going somewhere to another school. just this past week we had two shootings in schools that involved teachers and stuff like that. that has to stop. >> reporter: the city council put the measure on the ballot and private donations funded a single mailing. volunteers do all

i'm blake chesterfield henderson, and this is my thanksgiving video.days are always a little tough for me. like many children in america i'm from a broken home. but i think this turkey day's gonna be a little different because...

see the man in the purple walk into the picture and attacked this 75-year-old man, odim henderson. this was at a philadelphia gas station. the elderly man was beaten and robbed of $40 and some lottery tickets he had purchased. >> it could have been your dad, his dad. could have been your brother, your sister. it's just not right. >> the senior citizen is there, not bothering anyone, playing his lottery. for someone to physically attack him for no reason. >> we learned the suspect joseph smith has a history of violence. police arrested smith last month about an hour after this attack. they say they caught him just moments after he robbed a second person. >>> today more than two million children nationwide are reading to set a new world record. delia goncalves tells us the jump start campaign hopes to foster a love of reading at an early age. >> time to move out, otis. from that day on otis loved the little calf and the little calf loved otis. >> reporter: five classrooms, more than 75 children reading for the record. today children all around the country and here in ward 7 are readi

. >> upon want to do henderson? >> reporter: they are campaigning for gun safety law for sunnyville. >> hello. >> hi. >> hay, can i talk to you a minute about measure c? are you familiar with measure c? >> reporter: promoters say it does a few things to improve gun safety. it requires owners to report stolen guns in 48 hours and keep them locked up or disabled. ban high capacity magazines and requires dealers to record the ammunition sales. >> it is the spur for all of this. >> reporter: that is the sandy hook elementary shooting spree by a 20-year-old that took the lives of 20 1st graders and 6 adults. >> for this community. a think national local campaign. promoted by the mayor, retired fire captain. >> we hear it every day. young adults finding gun in their homes and going to a school and just this past week we had two shootings at schools that involved teachers and stuff like that. it has to stop. >> reporter: the city council put a measure on the ballot. volunteers do all of the rest. >> public schoolteachers,

henderson. >> please call the next item? >> item 5. carrying on the legacy of the march on washington 50 years later. we have several featured speakers this evening. i will read them off. mr. meal amelia cruz of the san francisco public utilities commission. >> thank you, commissioners, my name is emilio cruz for the public utilities commission. the puc thanks you for this tonight. project pool is established by two men robert kelly and robert mason. the idea of the program is to reach to some of the our less advantaged high schools and employment to high school students. the point was to give them employment to help themselves and families and exposures to careers throughout the city. 32 you that program it grew through the years and this year the public utilities commission under the general manager has hired 140 students from local high schools to participate in project pool and through its investment and our partners we hired a total of 640 youth this summer to give them exposure to units. [ to opportunities. [ applause ] the last

. >> cory booker back a month ago, 14-year-old alley henderson was shot to death in the streets of newark while he was on the jimmy fallon show telling people what a great job he was doing in newark. ten people -- while my opponent was running around hollywood and san francisco promoting himself. >>> the delaware river, if we have the pullback of the epa, let fracking go on like many of the frackers want to do, it could pollute our waters. >> you may not be able to swim in that river, but i think it's because of the bodies floating around from shooting victims in your city. >> oh, my god. >> now to business. markets mixed as the dow and s&p avoided a three-day losing streak. the nasdaq in -- the central bank's decision not to scale back bond buying program was a "relatively close call." let's check in with cnbc steve sedgwick live for us in london. >> pbrian, luts put that on the back burner. new methods and mod ems of getting content to market, something we have a vested interest in. very interesting to note that mobile advertising has taken off. especially for companies like facebook, c

plans tor run hundreds of megalows appalled borg henderson who have lived nearly all of their lives along the river. >> it's almost incomprehensible that something as beautiful, spiritual, historical as this could be industrialized. >> this area is just too important to the american people to sell it to exxonmobil or conoco phillips or ge or anybody else who wants to trans form this route into an industrial route to the tar sands. >> the couple began organizing legal action to stop the mega loads. meanwhile, a worry that mega loads would harm the habitat of salmon that swarm in the clear water got the nez pers tribe involved. aaron penny runs the fitch hatchery >> the river system here has been our life blood for thousands and thousands of years. my worry about the megaloads is that it is the tip of the iceberg of leading to something bigger and possibly more dangerous to the environment. >> in august, hundreds of ne nez pers blocked the inside of the reservation. this cell phone video was recorded by one of the demonstrators. over several nights of peaceful protest, dozens were arrested.

was it that or david henderson's home run. >> i still remember it when he jumped. >> serious hops onhops. and classic glove and say, yeah, yeah, got it. this was a closer nobody was supposed to hit on. get up, get up! >> hendy land. time to take a look at the morning papers. is there a game seven or is this thing over tonight? >> it pains me to say because i'dá;! like to see a game seve. tigers stripe and don't change and to me their bull pen has been their achilles heel and i think they give it up again. >> i think the red sox 5-0 in game six in the postseason. i think it's 6-0 after tonight. >> you agree to disagree whether we will have a game seven or not. we shall see. >> we will see. >> you got the red sox and you got the tigers. >> i got the tigers losing. >> i misread your headline. could we get the copyrighter to check that out? >>. >> joe: we had it read correctly in fenway park. it is a warm evening considering the time of year. beautiful. 60 degrees. the american league championship series, game number six. welcome inside the broadcast booth, everybody. i'm joe buck. tim

harry and the hendersons. shh! keep it down. i made egg salad sandwiches. do you want one?e picked something stinkier to bring on a plane? [chuckles] oh, my god, oscar. really--do you have a bag of baby poop in there, too, to share with everybody? no, i'll be ordering my own food, thank you very much. hi. hi. um, i'd like to see a menu, please. oh, i'm sorry, there are no meals on flights less than two hours. oh, okay. doesn't matter, because i am going to take a nap. i think i'm going to use my complimentary blindfold. i will don it... and--oh! look at that. i can't see because i am in a-- [thud] gah! and what would you like to drink? just checkin' out where i'm gonna be pretty soon. when pam gets back. gonna be close quarters. gonna be a lot of tension. for you. i'm with darryl. this looks like where i'll probably do my push-ups every day. is that supposed to impress me? [breathing heavily] no. not gonna happen. he has hurt me too much and too often, and i am in a healthy relationship now. so i'm not gonna flaunt it, i'm not gonna hurt him, but that door is closed. [items

you know, fergus henderson in london said this is the best part to eat. >> ming: is that right? >> yeah. >> ming: i love fergus. we were cooking together in barbados, of all places. oh, my god, what a great guy. >> well, he is amazing. but it's about this-- being... you know, spontaneous cooking is the best. i love this, ming. what a great concept. >> ming: well, thank you. and i love when i can get people like you on. so all i'm doing is just cooking this chicken just a little bit to kind of render it off. and then... >> you do it skin side down, right? >> ming: skin side down, absolutely. then we're going to add all this veg to it. >> all right. i'm going to get you some carrot, if i figure out how this thing works. >> ming: what, a peeler? it's called a peeler. >> yeah, but it's a fancy one. >> ming: it's a japanese peeler, yes. >> it's a japanese one. >> ming: you like the ones that you used to get at the grocery store. >> yeah, i love the old fashioned ones, you know, the... >> ming: that go both ways, that one? >> nothing like that one. well, anything that goes both ways,

a woman, erica henderson, had a camera mounted on her surfboard.ook at what the camera happened upon. yeah, that's a shark. that's exactly how -- similar to how i would have reacted. only with a lot more screaming. if i've saw a shark like that, not only would i never go in the watter again, i would cancel all deliveries of bottled watt tire my house. in san francisco, apple unveiled new products, the ipad, ipad air its what they call it. the bezel on the new ipad air is 43% there in which is -- what's a bezel? anyway, it's thinner. it's, they say it is 20% thinner than its predecessor. either that or it is wearing spanx, i don't know exactly. it comes with more memory. not enough memory to remember you bought a new ipad two months ago, but more. apple said, this ipad is the fastest and most vivid way to not be able to logon to the obama care website yet. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it will be available on november 1st. and it is important that you get it right away. right on november 1st. otherwise you could be mistaken for a homeless person and restau

chad henderson. said enrolled in obama care. bla bla bla.ns out he worked for president barack obama . he worked for ofa. they made a big thing for it. it was all b.s. >> do you remember when they made the videos from them? >> they're a bunch of liars. >> there's somebody in indiana missing a $1 million lottery ticket. someone had it and didn't claim it. they missed the 180 day window. that's not as bad as the person that missed the $50 million ticket. what a bummer. >> somebody has the ticket and didn't collect it? >> that was the old ticket. >>> meagan kelly is stopping by tomorrow. be sure to catch the show. that's it for us on the five. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. sp >> good morning. it is october 11th and day 11 of the government shut down. deal or no deal. while you were sleeping lawmakers of both sides of the aisle meeting. are we closer to a deal to end the shut down? >> hours from now hundreds of truck drivers will hit the brakes in the beltway. their strong message for congress and the president. >> are terrorists planni

city, maryland government; central michigan university; new york's hudson valley community college; henderson, north carolina government; columbus, ohio state community college; lancaster county government in pennsylvania; bee county texas government; utah valley university. and the list goes on. this doesn't include the hundreds - if not thousands -- of private employers that don't have to announce they are cutting jobs. probably by the thousands. it's only going to get worse. after four weeks of feeling like a duck in a shooting gallery, joe flacco must've felt pretty relieved today.. the ravens finalized a trade that could make his life a lot easier.. offensive tackle eugene monroe, took to the practice field as a baltimore raven...the ravens sent a 4th and 5th round pick to jacksonville ...the jags will also pick up 2.3 million his his 2.9 million dollar salary... he's wearing number 60...he woire 75 in jacksonville...bu t that's not available here...and for obvious reasons... for monroe, it's all about change right now. "coming into a situation where a culture of winning is unique. it's

chad henderson. said enrolled in obama care. bla bla bla.ut he worked for president barack obama . he worked for ofa. they made a big thing for it. it was all b.s. >> do you remember when they made the videos from them? >> they're a bunch of liars. >> there's somebody in indiana missing a $1 million lottery ticket. someone had it and didn't claim it. they missed the 180 day window. that's not as bad as the person that missed the $50 million ticket. what a bummer. >> somebody has the ticket and didn't collect it? >> that was the old ticket. >>> meagan kelly is stopping by tomorrow. be sure to catch the show. that's it for us on the five. thanks for watching. special report is next. >>> are republicans blinking first or is it the president? is a new proposal a compromise or cave in? this is special report. good evening. i'm bret baier. until today, neither side was showing its cards. now republicans appear to have put in an opening bid. it's up to president barack obama and the

a woman, erica henderson, had a camera mounted on her surfboard.ook at what the camera happened upon. yeah, that's a shark. that's exactly how -- similar to how i would have reacted. only with a lot more screaming. if i've saw a shark like that, not only would i never go in the water again, i would cancel all deliveries of bottled water to my house. in san francisco, apple unveiled new products, the ipad, ipad air its what they call it. the bezel on the new ipad air is 43% thinner. whastz a -- what's a bezel. anyway, it's thinner. it's, they say it is 20% thinner than its predecessor. either that or it is wearing spanx, i don't know exactly. it comes with more memory. not enough memory to remember you bought a new ipad two months ago, but more. apple said, this ipad is the fastest and most vivid way to not be able to logon to the obama care website yet. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it will be available on november 1st. and it is important that you get it right away. right on november 1st. otherwise you could be mistaken for a homeless person and restaura

. >> i know harry and the hendersons. >> i don't know. that could be anything. is that a mockup? >> that's chew baca, isn't it? >> hilarious. we'll leave the jury out on that one. >> yes. >>> coming up on wjz's eyewitness news at 4:00. no joke. what a man said that shut down a major east coast airport for hours. and the charges he now faces. >>> will this delightful weather last through the weekend? don't miss the updated first warning forecast. >>> wjz 13 is always on. for the top stories on cbsbaltimore.com, for instant updates, click cbsbaltimore.com. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well-fitting dentures let in food particles. super poligrip is zinc free. with just a few dabs, it's clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particl

and back with us, the washington post's henderson. i think i counted five progressives there.ink she was trying to talk to progressives there. >> i guess we are starting to see what kind of candidate she would be should she run. people didn't think she was progressive enough. i think they are pushing for hillary clinton whether or not she is getting out there too soon. she is. could be bad for her. because it starts to dent her favoritability and remind people of the old clinton wars that everybody went through in the 90s. >> i would offer a counter point here. i stay in touch with this hillary clinton team virtually every day. i talk to her about two weeks ago about this. my genuine sense about her is what she says again and again in public quotations. she is still figuring it out. >> the official position of this show is that she is running for president, has already decided to run for president. >> i get that. i hear that. >> all analysis should take place -- >> it's worth noting that actually she has been more than at any prior point, very transparent about the fact that s

. >> you'll do henderson. >> cheryl weiss, campaigning for a gun safety law for sunny vale. >> hello.>> are you familiar with measure c? >> reporter: promoters say it does just a few things to improve gun safety. requires owners to report lost or stolen guns within 48 hours, keep them locked up, disabled, with trigger guards, advance magazines and requires dealers to record sales. >> really the spur for all of this. >> reporter: the sandy hook elementary school shooting spree that took the lives of 20 first graders, six adults. for this community of 140,000 it's a think national act local campaign promoted by the mayor, a retired fire captain. >> hear every day, young adults finding weapons in their homes, going somewhere, to another school. past week, had two shootings at schools that involved teachers, stuff like that. has to stop. >> reporter: the city council put the measure on the ballot. private donations funded a single mailing. volunteers do all the rest. >> public school teachers have been killed this past week. some go -- i had a student who picked up a gun lying around, kil

. >> henderson is one of thousands of commuters caught in the middle of continuous back and forth betweent management and the union. >> what i have been doing without us getting to work we captain do what we need to doyvlt the trains running for now but if a deal isn't reached by sunday all that could chang change. >> when bart went on strike before for the couple of days or so ac transit it took me 3 hours to get to work. >> commuters aren't the only one hit when the trains aren't running. >> omar deli shop in richmond depends on foot traffic. trains aren't are running. >> close the bits and go home. no business at all. >> the bottom license writ awa away. >> dispatcher courier in oakland need more than 150 drivers through 1800 daily stop. when the trains aren't moving it hits them especially hard. >> cholesterol to heart attack at that point. >> that's because brake on the train means break to routine from staffing employee hours to customer commitment has to be adjusted. mainly cost captain be passed on to client >> over time alone ran 6 to 8,000 dollars. our loss is probably worth clo

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. >> let me bring in "washington post" national political reporter malia henderson and wendell potter. we'll have congressman pascrell in a second. but let's start with the admission from steny hoyer that some policies, people would need to get more extensive coverage. it is not that you would be abandoned and left without anything, but if your coverage was a basic coverage and did not meet the stand r standard of the new law, there would be adjustments made here. >> yeah, of course, that's the case, because one of the whole purposes for the affordable care act was to make sure people had adds quaut. 30 million are under insured because they are lured into policies that don't provide them the protection they need. we've known or should have known all along, i have and most people who have been following this knew that a lot of policies available now that people are in would not be available next year because they are simply in many cases just junk insurance. >> to your point, you knew this. you were an insurance executive and knew a lot more about the insurance industry and you have s

and so jim henderson was in the news because somebody wrote a book with him. >> rose: henson. >> henson, right. and you know, it's happening at an ever increasing rate at hospitals around the country. we've overused our repertoire of antibiotics and now the bugs are fighting back and they're resistent. now for an emerging infection is the same as if somebody makes a new infectious agent. it has a sufficient repertoire of anti-virals and anti-infectives. we need them both. >> rose: you have to stay ahead of the curve. >> exactly. on both fronts. the biggest threat is the emerging infections than it is man-made infections. we have powerful technology, obviously any can be used for good or for evil. we are been working with them on what can be didn't, what can't be done. >> rose: what makes them super resistent. >> some develops techniques for pumping into the body back out of the cell. they change their genes owe the antibiotic doesn't have any effect anymore. we're investigating this area that used to be popular in eastern europe before the discovery of penicillin and that was using the

youngest gave up a job, took a paycut of $200,000 a year so he could go to work as a city attorney in henderson, nevada. that's what public servants are all about. they're not in it for the money. they're not in it for the glory. they're in it because it's the right thing to do. as i look over this office, this chamber we're in, i see two of my staff in the back row. i look at one young man who was a graduate of stanford law school. it's either the first, second, or third-best law school every year in america. could he go someplace else and make more money? you bet he could. he's an expert -- he's an expert on finances, the budget process. mr. nelson: madam president, would the senator yield for a quick comment? mr. reid: i would be happy to yield to my friend, the senior senator from the great state of florida. mr. nelson: madam president, since our leader is a former capitol policeman, might it be noted that all of this capitol police force that is protecting us and protected us the other day with the incident that occurred here, they're still here protecting us and they're not being paid. mr