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number one, we don't really k w know. here's what they believe. they believe that because of all the pressure from the drone strikes, he doesn't have the type of day-to-day, hands on role that he used to. he's more strategic. he is giving commander's intent to operatives to go lawn f plots. there are terror concerns in africa, asia and middle east, but because this is europe and because it's related to al-qaeda central, that's why we have such a high profile focus on it now. >> roger cressey, good consulting and nbc news terror analyst. thank you. >>> still ahead, a major u.s. wireless carrier just been ordered to pay back millions in customer refunds. will you be getting a $2 check? >>> next, in decision 2010, the tape recording that's stirring up trouble. >>> but first, as the supreme court begins a new term today. investiture. that's the final step in becoming a justice. she was formerly sworn in as the 112th justice. president obama attended as did sandra deyo ca day o'connor. court speak, if you'd like us to clarify, send us an e-mail. we'll

as you know, it's k--12 and four-year colleges. e making definitively wrong choices when it comes to policy. and i know the budge set tremendous and we have many competing priorities, but the future of this nation, the future of the state, the future of silicone valley certainly lies in our ability to educate our children. the california master plan when it was passed recognized that. california became great because of nearly free access to post-secondary education and we're surely going in the wrong direction. community colleges continue to be one of the greatest access and lowest cost of all segments of post-secondary education, and that's why as an immigrant looking at the issue of education have decided and decided quite a while ago, 30 years ago to be exact, to make community colleges my life. >> what's the outlet? is community college the insubpoenaive way to get a good, quality education, to get your aa, associates degree, or it is becoming more difficult like we've been reporting? >> it's becoming more difficult from the per

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knows that. when i have talked to parents, they are willing to accept, for example, a boundary change to retain k even though they know that that might personally affect them. >> district official plan to have the results of that online survey in about a week. they then will come back to the school board with a revised proposal early next month. in dublin, thuy vu, cbs 5. >>> jerry brown, meg whitman, prepping for their final showdown tonight. in about an hour from now, the third debate between gubernatorial candidates takes place at dominican university in san rafael. both hope to promote their plans for turning around our economically troubled state. the debate comes after scandals for both candidates. a staffer for brown was recently caught on tape using a sexist slur to describe whitman. whitman faces questions about he treatment of a former housekeeper. >>> barbara boxer cast her ballot at the riverside county registrar's office. polls show the democratic candidate has a slight lead over her rival republican carly fiorina. >>> a federal judge has ordered a nationwide halt to en forces the mi

you don't k need to know more than the slow growth in jobs and the economic anxiety out there to understand why people feel like, hey, i thought he was doing good things. i'm sure a lot of the things they were trying do in washington kind of need to be done. but the fact is, looks like they spent using proximate terms about a zillioning dollars and not much has happened to make my life all that different. the economy is worse in some ways than when obama took office. i think there's a lot of data particularly when you get out of the realm of what the likely voters are. jesus, is that me? i thought i turned this thing off. sorry. so much for using silent mode. so what does this mean about the role of government? i think there's a lot of data that suggests in fact, people have not changed their tunes that much and have not addressed is ideological of the tea party. a few examples the, "new york times" said did they believe obama expanding the government too much. only 32% said he had. 22% said not enough. that doesn't sound like an overwhelming rejection roll for government in trying deal two

what i am feyerick efficient at what have you been told the k i just want to know what happened what happened to my family because they're telling me what how things play and i'm not a bad i mean there's no way. no way. to tell you what kind of medication he would take if going to have medication right you have taken as if i can stomach close contact until i am right. anything else. now it tell you what malaria medication he was taking. i'm now our family member call me tonight he didn't tell me anything and i'm back. but i hear about that but nothing came. to me. about my culture and i don't know if it you know i don't want it i don't want to guess but i have a pretty good idea where it was he was taking ok. theory. and i type other that i want to back. despite special agent hudson's interest in what the family knew about the anti-malaria drug john was taking lariam was only mentioned once in the report provided to the family in a statement to investigators john's first lieutenant indicated everyone in the platoon was taking an anti malaria pill once a week which he thought was lari

this dc police k-9 you know was enroute to a suspicious package situation. the area had been shut down by police as part of a number of treat closings to accommodate the filming but these things happen. fortunately both the police officer and stun car driver and the k-9 inside of the car walked away with no injuries. as for bumblebee, he was shot as lucky. he was taken away on a flat bed truck. >> when i saw that bumblebee had just crumbled, oh my heart dropped. like no, not bumblebee. >> what is that, bumblebee. >> whipped out in to the road and there was a police car and whamo. >> every was surprised by it that's for sure. even the crew seemed to be surprised. >> reporter: the filming has been suspended because of the incident. i want to make sure everyone is aware the street closure and parking restrictions do remain in afc until further notice. andrea? >> thank you. >>> we have 33,000 new jobs. that's not me saying that. that's the bureau of labor statistic and we have to continue to create jobs because we have a deep hole to climb out of. >> i believe i

yourself, your neighbors a few hours after, we know that [inaudible] activated a few times for y 2 k after 911 we had people. the [inaudible] has not know tried yet if you go there after a disaster you will be by yourself. a few hours after, that's when people form and that's when they help out. >> this is the home work. you don't have to write it down it's in the manual. simple things for your home.

yourself, your neighbors a few hours after, we know that [inaudible] activated a few times for y 2 k after 911 we had people. the [inaudible] has not know tried yet if you go there after a disaster you will be by yourself. a few hours after, that's when people form and that's when they help out. >> this is the home work. you don't have to write it down it's in the manual. simple things for your home. hazardous conditions in our house. there is a course evaluation in the back of the book. i'm rob [laughter]. >> okay. let's get into the program today is utility control and fire hazard material. we will teaching how to turn your utility's off and what hazardous materials to look for. >> the first thing is natural gas. what do you know about natural gas? flammable. it goes, boom. it's important to shut this off. we use it for cooking, eating and hot water. there were 40,000 people that called pg and e about their gas. that means they call turned off their gas? did they need to do that? when do you have to? when there is a problem. how long did you think it takes pg and e to get out and tu

. >> how much will be preoccupied with repealing health care reform k which we know is a part of thens have made if they are able to take over the house and possibly the senate. >> if john boehner becomes speaker of the house he's in position to put his party in passing a bill or make fundamental changes to its. as long as democrats hold the senate, they'll be table stop it. if it were to get through the senate, barack obama as a democratic president can put the veto pen out and sign it away. >> it's great having you in studio. not in d.c. stay with msnbc, the place for politics for continuing coverage of 2010 midterms. in the next hour we look at whether the white house is effective in selling its strategy. >>> moving on, opening statements were made in the chandra levy murder trial. prosecutors say they've made massive mistakes in their investigation because they were mistakenly focused onned on a former congressman. we have a "washington post" reporter and coauthor of this book "finding chandra: a true washington murder mystery." thank you for joining me. you've got reports that t

nd on k everyone knows that. want aboutr: on her hln show, behar wasn't about to let it go either.ly had a real pinhead moment. rs won't sr: a moment viewers won't soon forget. >> m >> muslims killed us on 9/11. >> he was on "the view" promoting his book. >> he loved all this attention. patr >> he thrives on it. you know what, it brings great attention to his show, great show >> worked out the view" so for all of them -- >> it helped them all. ck whycan be very hard to keep hing emotions in check when a ithst says something you don't here andth, but you don't walk off. g up thethere and challenge them with information. reu bring up the counterpoint. ay becauey have a little more leeway because it's not a news show b show, but their show is called "the view." the vi they should expect all points. and >> he was the bloviater in chief and he was so happy to see their reactions to him. and so i think in a situation like -- he's been on the show parhes and bunches of times. ead not a guy you particularly go head-to-head with. coments to get under your skin. you need to figure out how to

huge hispanic vote, the sizable african- american population and leg front liberals k rahm emanuel do that? >> you know what else did you hear from him in his talk. he talked about his mom in the civil rights walks. that was a reach out right there for the african-american vote in the city. let's put it this way, steve, we'll see if he successful. if he can understand that any white candidate has to reach out into the minority groups to build he gets that 150%. at this point, the mayor is the model for that, any candidate knows, build bridges to the minority community, latin community, black community. >> what chance does the latino community have to fill the mayor's seat. >> answer the city clerk who is running, he will say we have a chance. >> having the mayor there is something to be said for that. >> he will see in time and gary chico. it will move away from this. we have a hispanic mayor, who can fix the problem, we need a good mayor. >> thank you for your thoughts. >> thank you. >>> and the bill up to rahm emanuel's announcement is no secret. we have been hearing about it for two weeks. and. >>>

knows that. when i have talked to parents, they are willing to accept, for example, a boundary change to retain k-5 even though they know that that might personally affect them. >> reporter: district officials plan to have the results of that online survey in about a week. they then will come back to the school board with a revised proposal early next month. in dublin, thuy vu, cbs 5. >>> parents can shop for dinner at the same time in oakland. 12 city schools offer farmer's markets on site with fresh, healthy affordable produce. the kids at whoever elementary school enjoyation and -- at hoover elementary school enjoy tasting and parents like the convenience and reasonable prices. >> we buy all this produce from local farmers and distributors and we don't mark it up very much. just try to keep the prices affordable for the community. >> it's a project between the nutrition services department and the east bay asian youth center. >>> hundreds of students in san francisco are taking their next step toward living a healthier lifestyle. the kids walked with a police escort today from school to school

some people, you know, their defense mechanism is i'm really smart or i'm sexy or i'm the leader. kand other peerjs you know, they hide or they make jokesut and we are all figuring out what our plan is going to be. >> do you know how i know you're gay. >> how,.me >> because you macramed yourself a pair of jeanec shorts. >> brown: and those young men in his recent movies glued to video imgas, avoiding relationship andut responsibilities, they'reho still trying to figure out who they are going to be. >> most people are really fighting to not be adults. and when it happens, it's a big transition. and a lot of that is just a awful. r's awful to have to get a job and you know, really be responsible for other peopleik and it is funny too. like we're all kind of little idiot kids trying to act like we know what we are doing. look at you, are you in ay suit. are you trying to look like d you know what you are doing. >> brown: yeah, yeah. >> and dow. >> brown: is it working.ki >> it's not, it's not working. >> brown: of course judd apatow may not wear a suit but he is a grown-up. a family ma

k 2. i had to raise 12 thousand dollars. and i didn't know how a clue of how to raise money like that. i went to the local library. any librarians here? let's give them a big hand. [applause] so, i went to the library, i talked to the librarian we looked up 580 cell rities and sports heroes. over 3 months i hand typed 580 letters and wrote dollar michael jordan and dear mr. stalone. guess what happened? nothing. at christmas i got a check from tom brocaw for a hundred dollars. i sold my car a buick for 500 dollars in a seedy area in oakland. by spring i raised 200 dollars. my marth was a principal at an elementary school. she invited me to talk to the kids. when i was leaving a fourth grader looked me in the eye and said, i have a piggy bank at home and i will help you raise money for the school in pakistan. i didn't think anything of it. 6 weeks later the school is raised 65,000 penes. >> main stage's loud efts performance was about bief the detroit native high strung. they had an energyic performance. the concert was a plash back to the kinks and the who and tv shows like hala blue.

dangerous lake on the tex mex border and kimberly guilfoyle interviews the long islandúk to "geraldo at large." >> you knowhout thinking. >> you're in the porn industry? >> i guess you could call it that. >> i was very nervous but i overcame my nervousness and -- >> how did you do that? enjoying it? >> i took my clothes off. >> well, now after promising she would never do it amy has become a full fledged porn star signing a deal for eight triple x rated movies. amy joins us in the studio. become to the program. people know you before, the long island lolita now grown up and working in adult entertainment. what made you decide to get back into the adult entertainment business? >> i had one of those celebrity sex tapes i guess that is what they call them back in 2007 and it did really well and once one of those tapes does well all the adult entertainment companies come and make offers to you and at some point it just sounded like a really good idea. a lot of people might say porn that is not a good idea. for me it worked. my logic is live and let live. i'm happy and doing my thing and if people like adult en

it is not honest to tell people, "oh yes, i will put pre-k in," when you do not know where the money will come from. i cannot promise you that in the next two years. the two year blueprint that governor bredesen laid out does not have the expansion of pre-k in it either. >> what governor bredesen has done is to put it into recurring expenses. it has been a onetime find. he has moved it to recurring expenses. i have been very careful to say that i want to expand the program as revenue allows. we are spending south of $100 million on the program today. it to completely max l. by gov. bredesen's x -- max it out, -- it will be a priority for me to expand that program as revenue allows. i believe is an investment in future generations of tennessee as. i think it will move our state forward. i think it is absolutely critical. that you have sat in a pre-k program like i have, you know it fosters the love of learning in the students at an early age. it will pay dividends. every study shows that they do better in their professional lives. >> the stark difference between each of you on the size

now russia's fourth largest filmmaker am m k has launched a new metal processing joint venture in turkey of course on the but you knowquestion of us spoke to the chairman and president of m n k v that russian about their russian not being behind the company's latest strategic move. and that ability of his or her body at the car company has been operating here for the past ten years there's a great demand for hot rolled metal that we used to supply not less than a million tons of it while a deficit between the supply and demand in two thousand and six two thousand and seven amounted to four or five million i've reached an agreement with a port that will allow us to export our product to europe and the middle east if we are unable to sell our old metals here basically we wanted to exported to turkey but the crisis has changed our plans we may exported to the balkans italy to nisha the arab countries in the persian gulf were huge construction projects are underway and where zinc plated polymers are needed in syria and iran are also very close so it metallica m m k also owns an iron ore felt and during the financial down

they don't want to be on the news, they know they're breaking the law. >> reporter: k. king runs a small charity and counts on bingo money to run her charity. >> they have a variety of names for them. but those themselves are illegal. >> reporter: richard post says he became aware of the problem as a business owner, the order is dated almost three weeks ago but the operation is still going strong. >> they are in vallejo and in concord and they have two very large ones here in rich phopd. >> reporter: there have been busts here in san diego and stockton. one woman said she hasn't considered if the gambling was illegal until we asked her. >> does it look like bingo. >> no. >> reporter: does it look like a slot machine? >> like a slot machine, yes. >> reporter: if you have an illegal operation on your property wouldn't you want to know that or is that okay with you? >> no, sir, no, sir. >> reporter: we got a phone call from the man who says he ran that internet cafe across the street. he says he will probably talk to us tomorrow to try to clear this up. and also the oaklan

they don't want to be on the news, they know they're breaking the law. >> reporter: k. king runs a small charity and counts on bingo money to run her charity. >> they have a variety of names for them. but those themselves are illegal. >> reporter: richard post says he became aware of the problem as a business owner, the order is dated almost three wes ago but the operation is still going strong. >> they are in vallejo and in concord and they have two very large ones here in rich phopd. >> reporter: there have been busts here in san diego and stockton. one woman said she hasn't considered if the gambling was illegal until we asked her. >> does it look like bingo. >> no. >> reporter: does it look like a slot machine? >> like a slot machine, yes. >> reporter: if you have an illegal operation on your property wouldn't you want to know that or is that okay with you? >> no, sir, no, sir. >> reporter: we got a phone call from the man who says he ran that internet cafe across the street. he says he will probably talk to us tomorrow to try to clear this up. and also the oakland

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as a lieutenant governor, i made it possible for 17,000 kids to go to 4-year-old pre-k in new mexico. their parents know they are inequality and firemen. i want families to go to work in new mexico. we need to create jobs. we give them opportunities to go to work and give them those quality education opportunities. >> i think subsidizing child care is a temporary solution we have to get new mexicans back to work. sometimes they cannot get a full-time job at a salary that allows them to pay for child care. sometimes we have single moms out there that did not get child support and they need assistance. it is meant to be a temporary fix. we have to give those children the best care possible. we also have to make sure we tightened the state budget in a way that allows us to provide a better environment for jobs to be created. under this administration, one month or so ago, they purchased a wild horse rescue ranch for almost $3 million. instead of giving that money and putting it toward the day care system, instead of allowing those parents to continue their jobs. we don't want people out of work and become

k-12. and now do you know why we have these structural deficits? because those dollars have stopped. washington is going to change big time in a few weeks. trust me, those dollars have stopped. >> trust you? why are you calling these -- i'm not sure why he calls them surplus dollars. these are dollars, the recovery and reinvestment dollars he's talking about -- to make sure we protect our children's education in these tough times and the most vulnerable among us in terms of health care. we ramped up. we did it in a fiscally responsible way and we are one of only eight states that still has a aaa bond rating, denise. furthermore, we've improved outcomes for our students throughout our state and we are going to continue to do it. we've made different choices when we were -- [ no audio ] in easier times the former governor always looked for ways to get out of funding education. he cut school construction and he forced a 40% increase in college tuition. >> it's temporary spending from the federal government to the state government. as you know, those dollars are gone. >> we're picking ap

. >> 200 k a pop. >> i know. >> our, juju, thanks. >>> time now for the weather and good morning, mondayning, to sam champion. >> hey, good morning, everyone. >>> we're starting this week in october with summerlike heat hanging on in the country. check out minneapolis, normally at 61. memphis, you're at 88 today. there's an awful lot of warm air. some of that will spark strong storms new york of dallas. and texarkana. the entire state of pennsylvania looks like from pittsburgh all the way to philly will fire up some strong severe thunderstorms later on this afternoon. there's a look at your big board on this with the flag with columbus day kind of thing. >>> this is a beautiful way to start your monday. look at that shot over chesapeake beach where it is carter -- currently 46 degrees pretty sounds coming up over the horizon. it is a beautiful shot on this monday, columbus day. 63 degrees at reagan national and the 64 in gaithersburg. 61 degrees in quantico. it will be warm today, 83-87 61 degrees in quantico. it will be warm today, 83-87 >> should also mention this late-summer heat is n

knowing this company has a. project outside russia buffeting k d p it was an issue before. and the reason probably was b.p. itself because one of the. official reasons for the conflict between. holders was the bed b.p. objected again staying kavi be distributed all over the world well probably because not to create some competition between b.p. and through it so as a result now i would call these projects as a first significant stream project fourteen k.b.p.s. brought and probably it will be the first success of the upstream abroad. but gary will accelerate construction of it section of south stream pipeline project if agreed with gazprom to form a joint venture next month much earlier than expected chief executive alex the miller visited bulgaria's prime minister on friday the parties will sign a deal next week. and the world's leading retailer wal-mart is once again stalking the kopeikin discount chain after pulling out of the deal earlier this year in the latest twist to better misty davies says a rival bidder x five retail group may walk away from the talks could take a is valued at about one point fiv

murkowski, meanwhile, wants to make sure supporters know how to spell her name. >> spell m-u-r-k-o-w-s-k-i! >> couric: in nevada, republican senate candidate sharron angle is in a tight race with majority leader harry reid. today angle banned two las vegas t.v. stations, including the cbs affiliate, from her election night headquarters. that's after they surprised her at the airport by asking questions about national security. >> reporter: you are literally staying silent about the two wars we're in right now? >> you know, the two wars that we're in right now is exactly what we're in. >> couric: and in new york, yet another controversial comment by carl paladino, the republican candidate for governor. he called senator kirsten gillibrand-- a democrat-- "chuck schumer's little girl." gillibrand called the remark offensive to women, but today paladino refused to apologize. >> she follows in whatever he wants her to do, so she is his little girl. >> couric: it all wraps up tuesday night, and our entire cbs news team will provide full coverage of this most unusual midterm election. and still a

. >> we have got to do better in k through 12 education in california. you all know that we are rated near the bottom of all 50 states, despite the very good efforts of schools like this. every child in california deserves an education like this one. >> for his part, democrat jerry brown spent the day at home, in oakland, but he did release a pro-programtive new ad linking whitman to governor schwarzenegger. larry guesten will join must a few minutes to talk about the new attack ad. first, let's talk about early voting. damian trujillo is live at city hall where people can drop off their ballots. attack ads won't have any impact on thousands who have already voted. >> thousands have. you can turn in your ballots upstairs on the second floor of san jose city hall, the clerk's office. thousands have chosen that route but are young voters as active as older voters? the ballots are already coming in. that means these voters, like josie ortiz, already spent the time looking closely at the issues. sounds like you studied the issue well? >> i did. it took me -- i have been

but, you know, you have to really mind your p's and k's and realize any picture and anything you saye used against you. >> thanks for coming in. hey, monday da, also is at the race for the cure. >> absolutely. >> how much money did you raise. >> myself and my firm raiseed about $7500. >> that's great. good for you monday catch the you made it the whole way. >> we did. we did. >> thanks for doing it. >> absolutely. >> thanks for doing this. >> thanks. >>> megan. >>> thanks, guys. feeling ceiling your driveway is not something we would want to a i tempt to do on our own but seems like a job for a professional. coming up, up tore -- you have to be careful who you hire. you don't want to get scamed. >>> and bank of america is delaying foreclosures because employees weren't look at their paperwork. >>> and is it worth investing in real estate? plenty of questions for our mortgage expert who has the answers. we will be right back. [ male announcer ] have questions about medicare? new to medicare? unitedhealthcare medicare solutions can help give you the answers. call or go to medicaremadec

know about them. because they are too far away from us. we are investing in ourfuture, k together. we will not overcome these obstacles if we do not work together and cooperate. >> i thank you for a wonderful way to end the program. thank you all very much for a wonderful conversation. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> for online video, visit our web site, thisisamerica.net. "this is america" is made possible by -- the national education association, the nation's largest advocate for children and public education. the american federation of teachers, a union of professionals. the league of arab states, representing an 350 million people in 22 member countries. the rotondaro family trust, the ctc foundation, afo communications inc., and the american life tv network. american life tv network.