what i can tell you didn't happen, secret service agent hickey didn't shoot the president. >> did hickey vindicated or did hi feel he was forever cast in the shadow as the man who might have killed the president? >> i lost touch with him in the last few years, and he had health issues i know. we had given something to his grandchildren and his descendants that he would have at least even felt vindicated. it's really unfortunate that this came up. again, the evidence that just is lacking out there to indicate that this weapon, this 15-6, the machine-gun as we call it. that the ballistics didn't match to it is just inge credible. >> did you ever ask hickey if he fired his weapon that day? >> i'm never allowed to, even when the client is deceased, but i will say that he was very adamant that he never did it, as was the other secret service agents in the car, who worked with us, to say that he never fired the shot. >> mark zaid, thank you very you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want t

it's really sad fact that george hickey is no longer around. to be able to respond to these resurrected absurd theories. we'd be here talking about a new lawsuit. as you know defamation dies with the individual. tony summers called never in our lifetime is an appropriate indication for what is at stake with the kennedy assassination. we won't know what really happened. i can tell you what didn't happen is secret service hickey didn't shoot the president. >> did he die feeling vindicated or feel he was forever cast in the shadow by the man who might have accidentally killed the presiden president? >> i lost touch with him many the last few years. i know when we settled the case we got an apology. it's really unfortunate that this came up. the evidence that just is lacking out there to indicate that this weapon, this machine gun that no one would have hurt it or the ballistics would have matched to it. >> did you ever ask george hickey did he fire his weapon that day? yes or no? >> i'd be violating attorney-client privilege if i did anything like

hickey. >> thank you. dr. hickey, please, you've got five minutes. >> chairman landrieu, ranking member -- thank you for the opportunity to testify today about the early success of new mexico small business exchange. new mexico legislated a state-based exchange board in march of just this year. the board consists of 13 highly representative members of groups, including small business, consumers, native americans, hispanics, physicians, hospitals, health insurers. within five months, the board and its very capable ceo and team, selected an experienced private exchange vendor, developed a state-wide plan for marketing, trained over 500 health care guides, set the rules for open market exchange, and succeeded in launching a fully operational enrollment website, be well new mexico on october 1st. at this time of national glitches and confusing rhetoric, the board, our very supportive governor, martinez, and all new mexicoens are very proud of the early enrollment successes that i will shortly detail. you got a bac

hickey. >> thank you. dr. hickey, please, you've got five minutes. >> chairman landrieu, ranking member -- thank you for the opportunity to testify today about the early success of new mexico small business exchange. new mexico legislated a state-based exchange board in march of just this year. the board consists of 13 highly representative members of groups, including small business, consumers, native americans, hispanics, physicians, hospitals, health insurers. within five months, the board and its very capable ceo and team, selected an experienced private exchange vendor, developed a state-wide plan for marketing, trained over 500 health care guides, set the rules for open market exchange, and succeeded in launching a fully operational enrollment website, be well new mexico on october 1st. at this time of national glitches and confusing rhetoric, the board, our very supportive governor, martinez, and all new mexicoens are very proud of the early enrollment successes that i will shortly detail. you got a bac

hickeys on you are a woman, brother what is it? >> we discussed that and i shouldn't be out there. we know what we wept through. >> kirk: was he cheating on you? >> i find text messages and you don't come home until the next morning >> kirk: i have to be able to speak. or no one will know anything. we are here to get results. you think she is cheating >> i know. >> kirk: we'll find out if you are right or wrong. tell me quickly about the condoms >> he came in at 4:00 in the morning. i cannot sleep i'm used to somebody holding me. and sweating and stuffnd like you know what? it's 2:00 and is 3:30 and 4. and he come in and is loaded. oh, you messed up. let me go through the pockets. and i find condoms and his phone and text messages not just from one. we don't use condoms. we have been together for six years and we don't use it. it's like where are the condoms coming from? >> she needed to see tm. >> kirk: she was right then >> i bought the condoms so she could see them and leave. >> if you have them on the side of the door >> i have asked her to leave and she did not leave. we got i

i bet you they're going to be wrecking other campaigns next year, and i want to know who did the hickey ad. we've got to get -- well, you'll see in chapter one. i want their names. i know. well, right down your e-mail for me. here, do it on -- i'm hiding my nicorette in here. and where did i put it? oh, could i get another -- >> the guy -- [inaudible] >> oh, thank you. wait, who does what? >> he represents the far right. >> oh, that's fantastic. >> he's a very good buddy of mine. >> i think the last time i saw you was in the hamptons, right? >> how great was that weekendsome. >> that was great. >> [inaudible] >> yes. a rare -- >> i never, honestly, i never get out. but with i figured -- [inaudible] invited me, and i'm like, yeah, i know ann. i'll come. >> okay. you're going to especially appreciate my inscription to you when you see what i say about consultants. [laughter] >> you know what? i don't really give a shit. about anything. >> oh, i'm so happy to see you. do you stay in touch with any of our people? >> yeah, i mean -- >> [inaudible] was about to be running foreign policy for r

hilbtion hickey is here on the chief's behalf.is here today and donna is going to tell you why. (applause) * >> good evening. my name is dianne rivera, and i have a cold. so, i hope you'll bear with me. i'm a member of the neighborhood emergency response team, and i am so pleased, as we all are, that nora has been chosen as the exemplary leader -- for receiving the exemplary leadership award for 2012. nora is a leader in her neighborhood and we all recognize her as a leader throughout the city. as a past coordinator nora has led her team in all aspects of nert training. nora does many other things for the nert program. she has organized youth groups, namely the red cross youth group, so they can act as victims during our triage drills. nora also participates in mini drills, outreach tabling programs, and she does continuing training. when nora is not doing this, she's working in the nert office organizing volunteers. nora is our resident ar extraordinaer. and what do i mean by that? nora has the ability through use of makeup to cr

six hickeys what did she says? what was her reason for the hickeys? bee hive?he idiot that she got attacked by girls. i'm supposed to be that guy that believes it. >> kirk: vampires without teeth? >> it is amazing. i was like you going to pull that card and try to hand it to me. >> kirk: my fear now is i have a lot of fears but i had no idea there were women running aroun giving hickeys. >> it was ironic, bro. >> your girlfriend has been watching backstage let's hear her side >> i cannot believe. you are lying. you are lying. you are a liar. how many text messages i found? >> you got a facebook. oh, my god. would you knock it off. knock it off. beer, alcohol as many times as you break up with me it doesn't matter what i go do. we were together u you broke up with me everyday. you are the biggest lier in america. [all talking at once] tell me you wasn't in vegas. now you were in vegas. you said no, i wasn't in vegas.

paul hickey is the spokes co-founder, and good to see you again. >> good to be here, scott. >> i love the data you brought, because it does, in fact, show the performance of the s&p on a one, three, six-month period, following a big drop in gas prices, is positive. >> yeah, what we did is we looked at the current bull market in equities, and when we saw a 10% decline in gas prices over a three-month period, looked at how the market did. you would think this would be priced in, and the market would rally, but we've continued to rally going forward. three months later, each of the four times the market was up over 8% over the next three months. so the market may be pricing it in a little bit here, but, i mean, we should rally going forward. >> it's kind of weird, forever there was this correlation with cheaper gas is good for the consumer. and then, after 2008, it flip-flopp flip-flopped. we saw higher oil as a good thing for stocks, because it meant, hey, there's economic activity. is that now going the other way, or what are your thoughts on that correlation? >> i think what we're see

paul hickey is looking at the market sentiment, saying that one indicator to watch is the investment's intelligence survey, saying that 85% of the responses are bullish. the last time it got to that number was back in may, and the s&p dropped. the important thing to remember is that no one can predict the future. for nightly business report. >>> and as dominic just mentioned, as we saw in today's "wall street journal" many investors are putting their money back into stocks five years after the financial crisis, and just as the u.s. economy seems to be getting a little steam. the individual investor was never far from anyone's mind. after all, the 2,000 registered investors in attendance managed to gather tens of thousands of investors, what i asked walt bettinger what he was seeing in his retail business, his answer was a surprise. so walt, there is talk that the retailer is back, is that what you see in your business? >> it is really not, people are pouring into the equity markets, what we've seen is investors are highly engaged with their portfolios. we don't see them saying i have t

hickey. >> senator enzy? >> i didn't anticipate getting into my congressional review act, but since it's been brought up several times. i will. one of the reasons that it included some things that you would prefer not to have in it is when the federal register is published and says that there's going to be this huge kst and people losing their insurance even though the president promised that if they like their insurance they can keep it, your choice isn't to pick from the things in there. you have to reverse the whole regulation, the whole regulation would have made it possible for people to keep their insurance if they liked it. so you had -- also have a very limited time to be able to bring up a congressional review act and have that kind of a forced eight-hour debate and up or down vote on regulation. they could have made it so that people could keep their insurance if they liked it provided it didn't have the two things. that's not how it works. there hasn't been any effort in the meantime to do that. no

meet it was difficult to believe this ceramic and metal pot secured so using a technique from q mr hickey. the kyoto ceramic tradition that dates back over five hundred years the technique involves several fires in different temperatures. to be exactly what was needed to make reliable server and capacitors. the army's iraqi artisans first applied the um it's been far reaching that killed one thousand two hundred degrees celsius the designs of imprinted on the pc's refund at seven twenty two degrees. the low firing temperature bones the glaze found that this around. next gold paint is applied in that the ceasefire during this time of six hundred acres. this is the best temperature for the metallic gold in the bowl this story method was the key to manufacture in clay quality ceramic capacitors the first firing hawkins a ceramic section of the press the second part of low temperatures. holmes the mental conductors from each of the surrounding. this is the technique using kill me so yeah keep the goal to correction. this is the last component in both ceramic and metal parts uses to get the bi

. >>> a garbage truck driver is in serious condition on catalina boulevard and hickey boulevard. pacifica a woman didn't see the 45-year-old man and hit him. a viewer sent us these pictures. the driver is cooperating. >>> and john martin will meet with the special investigators unit. he left to undergo counseling issues. he said he was bullied by riche incognito, and whether their teammates and the organization mishandled the matter is being investigated. >>> and a safety hazard, this is 16-year-old levine with one of the two hawk traps that he built. the traps are meant to safely catch the birds which sometimes collide with planes while seeking pai. >> prey. >>> and the onien will no longer be focusing on a paper brand. it once had print newspapers in san francisco, los angeles and several cities in the west. the final three will shut down in mid-sdem. >>> mid-december. >>> we saw performances like any other at san quentin. >> beneath the watch tower, a smart part of san quentin was fueled with performances and actors, a group from marin shakes peer company -- shakespear helped

eric hickey is a psychologist who keeps track of serial killers. >> overall in my study, one out of everylers is african-american. in the past since 1995, over 40% are african-american. we're finally saying, you know what, blacks do this, too. >> there were whites who fed the fear in atlanta. as fbi chief, john glover had moved into this upper class white neighborhood. his 12-year-old son was playing outside one afternoon. >> some guy in a pickup truck, he was out in the yard in our side yard. we were on a corner. we lived in -- we had a corner lot, you know. said, i'm going to get you, nigger, as he was driving by. >> kasim reed, seen in these childhood photos, was only 10 when the first two bodies were found in the woods close to his home in the summer of 1979. >> my life did change. >> how so? >> not out as late as you used to be. not able to ride your bike unaccompanied. >> in 2010, reed would become the mayor of atlanta. but back then, as the youngest boy in his family, his teenage brothers were his protectors. >> and i didn't move without my brothers for about a year. >> the bulk of

pinning the worker between the two vehicles just before 8:00 this morning on catalina avenue near hickey boulevard. the victim works for rocology and is in serious condition he tonight. the driver may have -- condition tonight. the driver may have been blinded by early morning is up. >>> some 50 vets who are low -- sun. >>> some 50 vets who are low income or homeless got a new suit to help them prepare for the workforce of 20% of the guests at the dining room are vets and many served in the unpopular vietnam war. >> people who maybe came back and weren't welcomed home very well, now as vets come back from afghanistan and iraq we want to make sure they feel welcomed when they come and today is a way of doing that. >> he also told us when you look good, we feel better about ourselves and the vets agreed. next monday is veterans day. >>> a failing grade for california students, the two major weak spots putting them behind peers nationwide. >> i'll pin point the warmest part of your weekend and a chance for showers in your area in the extended forecast. >> only on 2 stealing soon, california

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hickey, who has no jersey connection, i'm sorry, sir. you do. you are well down the field. you are a functioning exchange. and mr.d mr. greenblatt allen's problems. could you please tell us what the future could look like for them and how to solve their very real problems? >> number one, put together and exchange board that is from both sides of the aisle, but, as you say, they care about the people of new jersey. our board -- >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. our governor is very quiet and soft-spoken. he did not participate in the exchanges. we have one of the best local insurance waste knowledge there is and we didn't engage in that. we are way behind you in kentucky. please continue. >> that board being made up of people, even though they were vitriolic against the aca. once they got on the board, they said we have an obligation, a fiduciary to the to the people of new mexico and we are going to make this work very >> right and left coming together. >> right. we have a great chairman, he is also a doctor. we met and we met and we resolve the issues and we hired an excellen

pinning the worker between the two vehicles just before 8:00 this morning on catalina avenue near hickey boulevard. the victim works for rocology and is in serious condition he tonight. the driver may have -- condition tonight. the driver may have been blinded by early morning is up. >>> some 50 vets who are low -- sun. >>> some 50 vets who are low income or homeless got a new suit to help them prepare for the workforce of 20% of the guests at the dining room are vets and many served in the unpopular vietnam war. >> people who maybe came back and weren't welcomed home very well, now as vets come back from afghanistan and iraq we want to make sure they feel welcomed when they come and today is a way of doing that. >> he also told us when you look good, we feel better about ourselves and the vets agreed. next monday is veterans day. >>> a failing grade for california students, the two major weak spots putting them behind peers nationwide. >> i'll pin point the warmest part of your weekend and a chance for showers in your area in the extended forecast. >> only on 2 stealing from the mouths

paul hickey says the last time it hit this level, the s&p fell by 5 %.st in may of 2013. so, overall, you've got a lot of warning signs. and i think that's the reason why this debate rages on. you don't have an axe to grind either way but interesting points, guys. >> sure. >> they really are. even though you're looking at valuations, higher than where they were, we're still not at the valuations we were back in the '90s. >> that's a fair point. valuations have always been what bulls have been hanging their hat on. they say the multiples aren't that bad. they're trading relative value. but at some point you have to see a little pullback. >> with a low rate environment, the investor has nowhere else to get yield but the equity market at this point. >> yep. absolutely. >> i'm going to stay out of this. i'll let you people duke this out. very civilized, though. nicely done. >> we're ten minutes away from the closing bell on wall street. market once again in record territory. dow industrials up by 16 points. >> i'll ask the questions, will we or won't we clos