had been driving 20 miles over the speed limit, crossed the center line and t boeing another car kelling -- kills another driver. the family is suing the meth lab for failing to test. >> you can directly link that back to the negligence act because they had the knowledge that this person, this patient of theirs was one who would come into the clinic having taken other drugs. >> more worried about taking the money for the methadone than following procedures. >> reporter: it's been said you can't place a price on a person's life. al bers is serving time for her role in the crash. the lawsuit is asking for $20 million in damages from the mat clinic of belcamp. the family is also lobbies maryland lawmakers to make sure such a tragedy never happens again. >> there are other states whereby laws have changed that requirement actual clinic to drive their patients to and from the methadone clinic so they clan get there and back safely and so that they don't harm the public at large. >> reporter: in harford county, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> attorneys say a witness inial bers' car claims she was so

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james kell yes, "bbc news." >> the australian prime minister took a tumble. julian gillard was on her final day when she slipped and lost her shoe. the visit is aimed at boosting ties between the two countries. she joked abou wearing heels. >> i'm fine. for men who get to wear flat shoes all day, every day, if you wear a heel, it can get embedded in soft grass and then when you pull your foot out, the shoe doesn't come and the rest of it is as you saw. >> this is gmt from "bbc world news." i'm george. the headlines. president obama and the erepublican challenger, mitt romney went back and forth on taxes and energy policy during their second televised debate before next month's election. the british government is calling for top sanctions after england's -- saying they were racially abused. it's about that time when we catch up on all the business news. alex is here. i want to start with germfully. because new growth figures out in the last hour, not so good. and it raises questions, doesn't it? if the u.n. power house is stumbling a bit. what does that say ab

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kell warnings on the lake there are lake shore front advisory's on the south and but while there werether advisory last night that shrunk tonight inclosing a advisories' four wild fire possibilities down in florida that's how widespread this storm's circulation is. you'll see numbers coming down here as the circulation slowly winds down. we may get a flurry on this side of the lake. look at some of these numbers a hurricane does not do this, a hybrid storm that has cold air almost 30 in. is down at red house marilynmaryland. here is the model forecast it shows a couple sprinkles but by morning these clouds will start breaking up and we obviously sees some sunshine late tomorrow and will that be a nice change? it will be a long time before we see a storm with the likes of sandy in the united states and thank heavens as we tally up the death toll and all of the damage to this storm brought to the country. northwest indiana showers will continue maybe ice pellets in the city. 25-38 windy and chile in the afternoon a high of 48 tomorrow. beautiful on thursday, mostly sunny not quite as co

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allergies by genetically engineering scouse new zealand's biotechnology say by interfering with the kelly can affect the level of the g a protein in cow's milk, this is the first time the animal was targeted rather than altering the bulk later researchers say they can use the same rna manipulation to create house that are less susceptible to infection children are much less susceptible to injury if they wear a helmet national statistics show only 15 percent wear bicycle helmets the bradley university researchers set out to see if they really make a difference using human cadavers calls they found a helmet can produce acceleration on impact by 37% and can soft and a crushing force up to 470 lbs. which means any crash at 30 mi. per hour the had only feels the impact at 7 mi. per hour standard children's helmets were used in this test. we could be flirting with the '80s again soon. but tom skilling says that will quickly be forgotten when the coldest temperatures in six months blows through later this week. era laundry detergent once stomped a stain with such power, [ rumbling, people screa

and it looks like there's a rawl brewing between her kell and cameron. the ft suggests germ any may push to have next month's european budget summit canceled if britain insists on vetoing any deal other than a total freeze on spending. berlin is working hard to convince the uk to back a german compromise that would cap spending at 1% of the region's total gdp. james, how did do we trade for the ongoing maturations of the eurozone debt crisis? >> you can wholly understand there's a big issue about whether or not there should be money made available for fresh problems or simply to alleviate old problems. it doesn't really matter what debt is priced at in the markets in terms of the coupons. what's important is what you have to issue new debt at and what the debt service cost would then be. and i suspect that we have 18 months of time off in euro land because the ecb essentially can write checks for that period and the real crunch is in 18 months time when the ecb is expecting continued delivery from the politicians, democracies continuing austerity, reinin

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. >> kell critics there's a consensus in the medical community, although treatments do work, they cannoted for preventative measures. they carry toxic side effects, so folks have to wait and see if they do develop symptoms. kelly? >> very alarming and coverage elizabeth, thank you for the report from atlanta. >> other concerns over a possible new risk to the recovery of the u.s. housing market. everyone wants to see it turn around, but some experts are saying that bankers are the ones failing to respond quickly enough to the rising demand for new home loans and refinancing. kevin, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> it seems like homeowners are getting mixed messages. the housing prices are up, month-to-month last month, and this month, but the values, or sales, are down. it doesn't make sense to a lot of us. >> yeah. i would contend that housing is one of the few bright spots in the u.s. economy right now. as you alluded to, prices are up 11% on a year over year basis. housing starts have risen by 15%. the inventory of unsold homes now stands at 5.9 months, half of what i

. >>> criminal proceedings against the man accused in the mass kelling at oikos university. his lawyer raised questions about hi competency. he was charged with killing seven and injuring others at the university in april. before the trial can resume, two psychiatrists must look into his mental state and report their findings. if goh is found competent, a preliminary hearing is not expected to take place until early next year. >>> the trial for the woman accused of killing nursing student michelle le continues today. during opening statements yesterday, prosecutors accusing 28-year-old gisele esteban of killing le out of jealousy, hatred and rage. they say esteban blamed le for ruining her relationship with her daughter's father. esteban's attorney did not deny the allegations, admitting there's a mountain of evidence against her client. but she says esteban did not plan to kill le but instead she simply snapped as a result of extreme provocation and the heat of passion. le disappeared from kaiser hospital in hayward back in may of 2011. her body was found four months later

thank you for such a warm kell woman in nevada. ladies and gentlemen the next 24 days will define the next four years. and we will not take a defeat. we will win this election. you know that last debate t debate between the president and mitt romney, governor romney, what an amazing difference. when you don't have a record to run on, you don't have a whole lot to say. and that's what took place. governor romney had a record, he was strong talking about how successful he was as governor, how he turned his state around. and keep in mind 87% of his legitimate tors were democrats and he was still successful. he cut taxes 19 times. he was at the top for education for the kids in his state. we know he has a record that he can bring to the rost of the country and we know he is a leader and not a politician and that's what we need in america. [applause] then look at paul ryan and you look at biden, oh my god. you know you sit there and you look at how intelligent and professional and what a respectful human being pool ryan was being during

anyway, carolyn, what time is angela administer kell arriving and what reception will she get? >> she's arriving in about one hour's time. the protesters have turned up the music, they're chanting and the square is very slowly filling up but still very peaceful. no violence breaking out. but more police are lining the streets. they're wary of the violence. so police have some 7,000 officers on duty to make sure that this trip of angela merkel, which is historic, highly symbolic cone will not be destroyed or will not have a bitter after taste. so the hope is that no violence breaks out and that they'll be sending a message of support and of solidarity to the greek government. >> thanks for that, mrs. roth. chris, final word from you. whatever happens, does greece have to have a big debt write-off? >> clearly. the dynamics are not clearly sustainable. and it needs to be dealt with properly. >> good stuff. chris, thanks very much. >>> up next, we will be speaking first on cnbc to george pap coi. >>> these are your headlines from around the world. >> the imf down grades global grow

well, oraw kell's world conference continues today at the moscone center. but the big event is appreciation night on treasure island. last night, crews -- crews were out there testing all of the lights for the concert. pearl jam is the headliner, the kings of leon and "x" will be featured. if you want to be at this concert, you will have to have an approved wristband from the openworld event. >>> let's check in with sal. how is 101? >> 101 at 880, it's very slow. there is a crash up the road. i want to show you what that is doing to 101 -- 101. they opened up the lanes and now the traffic all of a sudden got a lot better. see what happens? chp got out there quickly. 280 is not that good. northbound 280, some people are using that instead. it's bark understand to the valley. talking about 580 and the livermore valley, slow traffic there as you cross into castro valley. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. waiting, waiting, waiting for those of you looking for the cooldown. everything is there. the west wind has not shown itself. it's only 10 miles an hour.

big bird is going to have to get used to kell logs corn flakes. maybe this is what it would have sounded like. >> i'm going to stop the subsidy to pbs. >> reporter: >> oh, that's too bad. >> reporter: if big bird joined the debate. >> i like pbs. >> reporter: >> oh. >> i like big bird. >> really. >> reporter: jeanne moos, new york. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. victor blackwell is off today. it is 8:00 on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. out west. thanks so much for starting your day with us. we begin this hour with the latest jobs numbers. they are providing ammunition in the battle for the white house. the labor department says 114,000 jobs were created in september with the unemployment rate coming in at 7.8%, that's a drop of 0.3 from august. the obama and romney campaign jumped on these figures and, of course, they came down on opposite sides. cnn political editor paul steinhauser joining us this morning. good morning, paul. so there's one month, hard to believe, till election day, and no issue bigger than jobs, right? >> no doubt abou

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i believe that despite all the ok kells that will the republican party has placed before barack obama, he is going to revive this economy. i also believe that you need to take a look at the worldwide economy, and you can understand how much better america is doing. that's the product of strategy and intelligent implication that the barack obama administration has. when i listen to these republicans, they're despicable. they practice all types of obstacles in front of this man. they lie. romney is a serial liar. host: let's go back to the economy. talk to me about the comparisons in your mind about the u.s. economy and overseas economy and why your optimism is, in fact, or, as you say, based on how our economy is doing versus economies from overseas. >> well, relatively speaking, when you take a look at some of the european economies, particularly some of the cutbacks in government and all it did was fire the economy up into a worse situation, when you take a look at france, they elected a new president there, and he's trying to implement the same type of progressive policies that the

the hour long debate >> let's kell come the cappeddats. >> our format tonight mixes the q&a in between unmoderated questions between the candidates. the candidates will talk with each other on the issues. these will be one-on-one conversations. we will not participate in those exchanges. >> instead, it is a chance for them to challenge their opponent for more detail on their position and have a healthy exchange of ideas. >> you can join the conversation tonight by going to wisconsinvote.org or today pmj4.com for a web chat. our first topic -- jobs and the economy, a subject that was high on the list of voter concerns as we traveled the state. >> jobs is number one. a lot of people, myself included, ended up losing their jobs. so i think jobs is the biggest key right now for a wisconsin. >> i am concerned that once i graduate, am i going to be able to find my career? >> it is my age that is pulling me down. nobody calls you back. >> with that backdrop, we ask our first question. economics 101 is about supply and demand. it's demand that promotes hiring. what is the best way to an increa