and lamentably our hunches were borne out. i think frankly, one thing the fbi needs to, i would encourage, and director mueller is a man with whom we have great disagreements. we've sued him dozens of times, but for the record, he's a man of enormous credibility. he's probably the man in the justice department both under the bush and the obama team in whom i have the greatest personal regard and respect. sen quo non. and with all that i encourage you to encourage him to take a much more active position on these threat assessments, which i fear are only the tip of the iceberg. the attorney general guidelines allow now them to begin investigations on anyone they choose so long as they can claim they're doing it to gain information on criminal activities, national security or foreign intelligence. and the amount of reporting on those threat assessments is rather limited, as we all know. asking those tough questions, how many of these threat assessments have been opened? how many of them are ongoing? they allow them to collect unl

you go with your hunch.se apparently there are hunches that north carolina's not really in the battle ground. look at this. if you look at the most saturated tv markets where the most money is being spent it's in north carolina, virginia, two states that you guys didn't have to compete for in 2004. is it fair to say that if this is where the campaign is being fought in october, problem for romney. >> i think you see reflective in the spending is the romney campaign is trying to put the states away early to focus on pennsylvania and michigan, places to put the president on defense. >> this map is sort of the seems a larger hurdle for romney than the national polls do. >> it has been from the beginning. he has to take back a lot of states that obama took away from the republicans the last time. unless he can put michigan or pennsylvania or wisconsin -- >> he is missing one industrial -- >> he has to force obama to play on obama turf somewhere. >> this strategy, they think they have to sweep the floor that they

as i have a hunch that even those of us to oftentimes occupy the skyboxes would rather have a public life, public services and public spaces that were good enough, flourishing enough so that everyone, rich and poor, would want to join in them. public schools strong enough so the affluent would not have to take their kids out. so i think this is not only a complete at the bottom about fairness, the fairness is important. i think this is also an important question about what kind of society do we want to have? do we want a society where people from different walks of life, which and poor alike, can send their kids to excellent public schools? can all take advantage of first-rate, reliable public transportation? can all have access to decent health care at municipal facilities? museums and cultural institutions? my hunch is that even those who could buy their way out from public services and public institutions and places would find it more attractive to descend from the sky boxes and join in with their families and their kids to be shared spaces and democratic life. you do not think so

there is no bike seat or hunched over physician. your upper right, your neck is relaxed, you're going through the world like you do when you run. it is a more comfortable position than sitting hunched over. it is a wait very exercise because you are upright. this you are much more visible and able to seek better because you are so much taller than he would be on a bike. >> it is on the market. it is very popular with famous athletes and celebrities. for right now they are the only people who can afford it. right now it costs around $1,800. fees eventually, the price will drop. eroded and loved it. i want, when they're cheaper excellencies >>jaqueline: fog along the coastline, we will talk more about that and the warmer weather on tap for tomorrow coming up is just a bit. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank pop

i have a hunch there are other organizations like this. it may be partly the disabled veterans foundation, they're ripping people off. it could be the other outfit that is getting a lot of money that's on the receiving end of it. we need to get to the bottom of it. >> drew, you have been struggling for years to even get basic answers from dvnf and also this quadriga. >> yeah. for two years we get nothing but phone calls that aren't returned. you know, we've got a door slammed. we went out to sacramento last week trying to find the person who runs this dvnf. she was supposed to be at a concert and she cancelled at the last minute at a conference there. we want to ask the same questions that the senator is asking and that you're asking. how can americans who are so generous be pouring so much money and giving from their hearts to our disabled veterans right now coming back from the war, thinking the money is going to do good. it's doing no good, it's going all the way to the fund-raiser. and number one, where is the money, from the senator,

why do you put your most hunch backed people in charge of ringing your heaviest bells?r kids should be drinking wine? why do you have so much trouble walking against the wind? how windy does it get there? girard de par due. anyway ( cheers and applause ) i have a whole list. i can keep going. anyway, the winner of the election hollande. he promised to echbd the sharp cutbacks initiated by sarkozy. in an exciting moment in european history the very... greece and france sending a course-correcting message that the austerity measures is part of an he u stability pact were not acceptable to the citizens of those countries and will not stand. >> german chancellor angela merkel has already started firing off the warning shots. >> we in germany are of the opinion-- and that includes myself personnely-- that the stability pacts cannot be renegotiated, merckel says. >> jon: germany. i forgot europe's most powerful economy holds most of the cards. in some ways their power can nullify the effects of other countries' elections. that's right. nearly 70 years after the end of wofld w

i have a hunch there's other fraud lent scam organizations like this as well and we're going to do what we can to get to the bottom of it. >> drew griffin, you talked to another organization, and they at least offcamera acknowledged that they were kind of trapped into this contract with this group? >> reporter: yeah, they were trapped. well, i'm saying that, they aren't saying that, they're in a long-term contract for six years that lasts until 2014. the national veteran's foundation which took in $22 million or $20 million and gave 18 of it back to quadreka and its subsidiary brook mill. they say they're not happy with how all this worked out and have served ties with them and are now trying to break their contract. >> it seems to be kind of a shell game t charity, dvnf, they take credit for enormous amounts of money on their tax returns, donations that are basically useless. and they claim it all as goods in kind, so it will look good to the irs, do you think the irs needs to take a hard look at what the group actually does for veterans? >> no question, there's some kind of a shell ga

. >> san jose police say they returned to the area yesterday on a hundred and they found -- hunch andhey found sanchez despite going without food or water for seven days. >>> 4:34 it has now been two months before sierra lemar disappeared. yesterday her father released a message about his daughter. >> my family and i remain positive and confident that she will be back home safe with us. i ask everyone could keep her in your thoughts and prayers. since she disappeared police have found her cell phone, her bag and impounded a investigate wig gone jet why. he man charged of a killing is now accused of another violent incident. daniel due bunched him and he is accused of beating a 60-year- old man to death and he is ruled incompetent to stand trial. >>> it is said to be run by a father and son team in eastern contra coster county it is known as the lakes in discovery bay. now the dea made nine arrests and confiscated 39 marijuana plants 36 firearms 36,000 in cash and a grenade launcher. the ring leaders were 50-year- old ortega senior and/or saratoga junior. >> it is -- ortega junior. >>

hunched over a little bit. >> bill: not hunched over. lean. in my spine is always firm. >> you lean in and you lean forward as if to be ready for both sides. whereas is he more pulled back and relaxed. >> bill: charles lawsuiten kind of -- lauten. the lady's body language is also interesting. roll it? >> who is going to win? >> i'm going to win. [cheers and applause] >> we'll be back with more from barack obama. >> we hear that you are a cool and aloof and hard to reach. have you been on with us four times. you are always easy to be with and you answer our questions. >> i'm sure you guys just bring out the best of me. >> so come on with us again and again. >> bill: all right, now barbara, in the first part of that question doesn't look at the president. she is looking outward. >> well, she is leaning in. and when you start leaning in. >> her eyes, she is not making eye contact. >> i get that when you are leaning in to someone that close, sometimes it's hard to make eye contact with them. he he kind of looks off a little bit as well. see that h

carefully they approach the vehicle and find a little boy hunched down on the floorboard. >> of course make sure he's okay. we ask him what happened and at the time we're asking where the other person went. where is the other person and we're asking ourself, we didn't see anybody run. >> police believe there has to be another person. someone else had to be driving the vehicle and then -- >> it clicked that that kid was driving the car. >> the driver of the chase that had officers from four counties and a canine unit after him was no drunk driver. it was a 9-year-old boy who could barely see above the steering wheel. >> i never experienced anything like that. i think i was just shocked. i wasn't really sure what to think about it. the kid was cool, calm and collected. probably a little bit more than me. >> so what made this little guy do such an impulsive thing? >> he was mad at mom and dad. mom and dad made him come in, get ready for bed. he didn't like that so he was going to go -- he was going to leave. he took the vehicle and left and he was going to a friend's house and had $2 or $

my hunch and a good hunch, they can't agree to convict the guy.ems like that good news. [ female announcer ] hey, head & shoulders users... how long since you worried about flakes? since before jeans were this skinny. not since us three got a haircut. ♪ not since my first twenty-ninth birthday. [ female announcer ] head & shoulders. clinically proven to improve scalp health. with seven benefits, there's no worries from flakes, itch or breakage. i haven't worried about flakes since my grunge days. remember them? trying not to. [ female announcer ] head & shoulders. scalp and hair beyond compare. >>> well, big news on the matthews family front. this morning a bit before 5:00 a.m., my daughter-in-law sara gave birth to a baby girl, a philly girl. 7 pounds 1 ounce. there she is in that picture. there she is with sara and my son michael, the happy threesome. no name yet, but you can tell in my effervescence, i'm very happy. we'll be right back. >>> we're back. john edwards, the democratic candidate for vice president in 2004 and the man who came in sec

. >> don't hunch the shoulders. >> there are aspects of her that i like, but i think that her methodsstionable at best at times. >> come here! i'll have your head on a platter. >> reporter: a lot of the performances have dark themes like girls with golden guns and lost children. the costumes they're already wearing a lot of makeup, the youngest is only seven. sometimes this is where the moms step in, but the costumes and dark themes, that's what wins, patty says. >> the dark wins. why? i don't know. >> reporter: and that's why the mothers usually give in. they're not just "dance moms" now. they're dance moms who are playing themselves on television. more than 20 mothers were considered for these roles. the four chosen were not picked for their meekness. >> my daughter beat your daughter this year! >> so how real is the reality of "dance moms"? pretty real, the kids say. >> it's actually just how our lives are. it really is. >> reporter: pretty real, the moms say too. >> no one can tell me what to do. >> you may as well stick your hand up her butt and be here ventriloquist. >> we're mo

( chuckles ) i had a hunch she might want to spend the holidays with someone else.ished my last roll. what's this? oh, it's a picture i just finished framing. what a charming photograph. did alberto take that? yeah, he gave it to me. this is ramón, and his son, alex. it is special, isn't it? alberto gave you a picture of his brother and then went off skiing? that's right. i think that young man may have been trying to tell you something. you may be right. luis... michael... suzy. happy holidays. just a little christmas bonus. of course, the restaurant will be closed on christmas day, but, you know, every year we take christmas dinners over to the community center. i'll come in and take the food over, but i'm going to ask you to help out, too. here's the menu... we'll prepare the food the day before christmas... i always wanted to know what santa claus looked like. oh, you startled me! well, i can't lie. santa claus is a woman. i always suspected something like that... i want to help you with the dinner at the community center. i brought some canned food and an extra

hunched over a little bit. >> bill: not hunched over. lean. firm. >> you lean in and you lean forward as if to be ready for both sides. whereas is he more pulled back and relaxed. >> bill: charles lawsuiten kind of -- lauten. the lady's body language is also interesting. roll it? >> who is going to win? >> i'm going to win. [cheers and applause] >> we'll be back with more from barack obama. >> we hear that you are a cool and aloof and hard to reach. have you been on with us four times. you are always easy to be with and you answer our questions. >> i'm sure you guys just bring out the best of me. >> so come on with us again and again. >> bill: all right, now barbara, in the first part of that question doesn't look at the president. she is looking outward. >> well, she is leaning in. and when you start leaning in. >> her eyes, she is not making eye contact. >> i get that when you are leaning in to someone that close, sometimes it's hard to make eye contact with them. he he kind of looks off a little bit as well. see that hand gesture? >> bill:

>> i have a hunch that even passionate free market advocates like you do draw certain more limits tophen: i doubt it. (laughter) give me a scenario mr. amoral man? >> okay. >> stephen: what's the scenario that i could not inject the free market into. >> suppose you were sentenced to jail in california and you didn't like the standard jail cell. you can buy a prison cell upgrade for $82. do you think that's a good idea? >> stephen: yes. >> you would go for that? >> stephen: yes, because i've done some stuff in california that i hope they never found out about. what's wrong with that? that's paying society back. that's paying your debt to society with cash. that incentivizes people to save some of their getaway money and give it to the justices. what else? what's the next one? >> immigration. if you've got a lot of money you're more likely to be allowed to stay in the united states. >> actually, if a foreigner invests $500,000 and creates ten american jobs it comes with a green card. >> stephen: so you already know i won the argument. why are you... you gave me these things you know yo

i had a hunch you might all show up early today. what ? you have been unanimously elected to be in charge of crossroads cafe. - wait ! wait ! - no way. i'm retired, remember ? these old bones are too old to work. besides, why can't one of you be in charge ? if rosa is the boss, katherine can't work. if katherine is the boss, rosa can't work. henry is too young. i have to take care of my baby this week. that leaves you. how long will victor be away ? the doctor said he could probably come back in a few weeks. at the most. well, i suppose i could manage the cafe, but only as a volunteer and only because victor is my friend. well, it looks like we have a boss. what are you all looking at ? don't you have some work to do ? we definitely have a boss. - hi, mr. brashov. - how are you feeling ? fine, now that you are here. oh, thank you so much for coming to visit me. mr. jenkins, meet two of my-- [ brashov ] he's asleep. he does that a lot. please, sit down. so, mr. brashov, is there anything we can do for you ? please, bring me some food that i

aep my hunch and a good hunch, they can't agree to convict the guy. it seems like that good news.e beautiful blooms... they can't agree to convict the guy. it seems like that good news. nd, they can't agree to convict the guy. it seems like that good news. >>> well, big news on the matthews family front. this morning a bit before 5:00 a.m., my daughter-in-law sara gave birth to a baby girl, a philly girl. 7 pounds 1 ounce. there she is in that picture. there she is with sara and my son michael, the happy threesome. no name yet, but you can tell in my effervescence, i'm very happy. we'll be right back. i bathed it in miracles. director: [ sighs ] cut! sorry to interrupt. when's the show? well, if we don't find an audience, all we'll ever do is rehearse. maybe you should try every door direct mail. just select the zip codes where you want your message to be seen. print it yourself or find a local partner. and you find the customers that matter most. brilliant! clifton, show us overjoyed. no! too much! jennessa? ahh! a round of applause! [ applause ] [ male announcer ] go online to r

when the fight broke out, one of the man hunched the man, he fell and struck his head of the crown wasusness. he is now in the hospital. >> oakland police have released a sketch of america is a sexually assaulted a woman near the intersection of holly street and 90th ave. police are now offering a $5,000 reward in the case. oakland police are offered in 15 of the dollar were to find this man who attempted to rob a wells fargo bank on monday. before he got any money he ended up leaving. in >>darya: let's take it look at the weather outside that the approach to the bay bridge. the metering lights are on. let's take a peek at the 7 day around the bay. we will top out today at 77. the winds are picking up. windy today in a win here tomorrow. full sun shines grubs' out of the clouds tomorrow. third friday, mid '60s. that is what a chance of showers roles in. things do get better for the weekend. >> berkeley police are responding to allegations that the department used resources to search for stolen iphones for the chief's son. a spokesperson said that the chief did not order an investigatio

it was just a hunch. you know, sometimes you just have a hunch in politics. do either of your newspapers ever use private detectives, ever bug or pay the police? >> we have paid the police for information in the past and it's been... >> andy coulson, who was sitting beside her, tried to say, "but only within the law," and i pointed out, "but it's a criminal offense." it's corrupting a police officer, suborning a police officer. >> the same holds for private detectives, for subterfuge, for video... whatever you want to talk about. it's illegal for police officers to receive payments. >> no, no, no, we don't-- as i said, within the law. >> and then the chairman decided to close the meeting, for some bizarre reason. i would have much preferred to have been able to carry on. >> thanks very much. we're both grateful for your evidence. >> so i then tried to get other newspapers interested. hardly anybody even bothered to run the story. and i kept on trying to raise it. but you know, there comes a point at which you feel as if you're banging your head against a wall