kenneth. kenneth? kenneth! if i had a son, i'd want him to be like kenneth ploufe. you do have a son. when we first moved in here, he was the sweet kid who lived next door. mm, the weird kid who lived next door, but phil always had a soft spot for him because kenneth sort of looked up to him.

>> how's it going today, kenneth? >> good. >> mr. morgan, we called you in today to give you the results of the committee action. a decision made by the classification bureau on the recent committee that was held in the review that was done for your possible transfer to a level one facility. unfortunately at this point, the classification bureau is not willing to approve the transfer because of the time frame still left. your projected release date. we wanted to take this opportunity to let you know. >> okay. so how long until i can reapply again? >> patrick. >> about six months. we'll go ahead and review. re-evaluate you. between now and then, make sure you don't pick up any reports. and keep your good time. we'll get you there eventually. we really will. i'll work really hard to get you there. >> do you have any other questions for us? >> no, no. >> all right. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> thanks.

their holding newman, but fp true, he would be the second american hung in pyongyang after missionary kenneth bay, an unwelcome back drop for america's special envoy to north korea, now in asia, to stall relations with the communist state. >> how do you think this will impact your ability to restart nuclear talks? >> it is an indication that north korea seems not to be seeking a better relationship with the united states. that they are not taking actions

no word on the fate of kenneth bay. >> thank you so much. that karl on the phone with us from tokyo. tomorrow on news room at 5:00 eastern, we'll talk with a man who commanded the white tigers. he can say more what newman and the other men in that secret unit did during the korean war. >>> we move on, the race to fix the obama care website is going down to the wire. obama administration officials say the site is getting better ahead of the midnight deadline. they aren't done just yet. tech experts are still upgrading hardware and tweaking the software hoping the rollout, number two, we should add, will be better than rollout number one. if it's not, it could be an ugly week at the white house. tori is keeping on top of all this. tori, the obama administration sounds confident. do they think this site is going to work, it's going to be an all fix? >> you know, from what we have heard so far, they sound optimistic saying they are on track and this website is performing well on deadline day. according to the white house, the site is going to be

>> i just signed the misconduct reports for kenneth morgan, also known as peaches.call him in and give him the sanctions for the report. i'm also going to show him the video. come on in. are you paranoid? did you do something else? >> i didn't do nothing. not me again. >> are you sure? >> i'm positive. >> i have your reports on my desk. i want to show you the video. get over here. who's this? >> that's me. that's why i turned this way. >> what does it appear that you're doing right there? >> i just kicked it up. that's all i did. >> why would you do that? >> because it was actually way over here by my cubicle. i kicked it around to them, telling them to deal with it. it wasn't my obligation. i didn't want evidence on my side because i didn't have nothing to do with it. >> you still deny your participation? were you supervising the cleanup or what? >> no. i was telling him he shouldn't have been doing that, actually. >> all right. so you can understand my concern, right? you made yourself part of it when you didn't leave the area, so you were found guilty and i'm goi

kenneth weiss sr. and kenneth weiss jr., talk a listen to them. [ turkey call ] >>> welcome back, everybody. two people were killed in brazil after a crane collapsed at the site of a stadium that will host next year's world cup. an investigation is under way to determine the cause. >>> four people have been arrested in georgia for attempting to use a remote controlled helicopter to deliver contraband over prison walls. a guard at the prison noticed the small helicopter flying over the gate and immediately ordered a search. it led authorities to a vehicle containing the chopper and two pounds of tobacco. >>> a small victory for residents in irwincall, california. they complained of irritated eyes and throats due to the local sriracha factory. on wednesday a judge ordered the condiment maker to partially shut down while they figure out how to reduce the tear-inducing fumes coming from the factory in its crushed chili peppers. >> electronic cigarettes are gaining in popularity but apaur apparently they ar

and kenneth roth, executive director of human rights watch. susan shirk, let's start with the one child policy. what has compelled this change and how important is it? >> well, it's driven by the fact that as you noted it's very unpopular, and, also, that china's population is aging. which will slow down economic development. so they need to have more working age children sper enterg the labor force. demographers have been asking for this for quite a few years. it means-- i think an estimate is that 10 million additional families will be able to have more than one child if they so choose. of course, many urban families, especially, may decide to stick with one child. >> brown: kenneth roth, how do you see it? it's a partial action. it doesn't take the government out all together. >> precisely. it's a good step forward, but the problem is the method of enforcement of either the one or the two-child policy is coercive and intrusive. one of the reasons why this reform is taking place is that it has become so unpopular. it's enforced through exorb

kenneth...kenneth... kenneth! - i don't like you right now.o, will ivy make it to the altar without any mama drama? - are you kiin - or will she become... a bridezilla? - kenny? ahhhhh. - you'd think one wedding coordinator would have sympathy for another, but ivy just can't contain her inner "type a"... which her own coordinator is about to discover. - i am technically the wedding coordinator for this wedding, but i have hired a day of coordinator. she knows how specific i am, as far as every detail of this wedding needs to be to par. hi. - hello. - how are you? - good. - my wedding is on a strict time schedule, and every minute of it is planned. i think that's gonna b like a 20 minute thing. so from 2:15 to 20 minutes... fifteen, 20, 25, 30-- - she is your, like, your ideal typa. she is the perfect organizer for everything. - the changes that i emailed you, i've already made. i'm a strict coordinator because it looks better to have a timeline and to have everything penciled in, rather than go the fly. - but ivy's scheduled-to-the-second wedd

they were done by kenneth j. lane.ear something fake, a little bit bolder than this teeny little demuir thing that she had. >> because it's been put away in the national archives does that make it more iconic and more interesting to people? >> absolutely. i would like to see that suit out. but more so, the conspiracy about the hat, the little pill box hat, what i heard is it disappeared, went to the fbi and then it went to her assistant and disappeared forever and we don't know where it is. >> we don't know if we have the picture on the plane. but the picture on the plane doesn't have it there with the had on. >> it's kind of grim that it has the blood on it and will be looking like it was when he was shot. >> i was hearing the story of jackie kennedy in dallas and the importance of the president bringing her to dallas and having an impact on the crowds. the crowds would dobl when she showed up. >> you have to remember, they were like royalty, we don't have royalty in this country and you have to look at how young they

kenneth geers, a senior global threat researcher at security firm fire eye joins us via skype.ave you back on the show. can you ever really get ahead of these so called cyber armies out there? you watch what's going on everyday. > >you can't just be reactive in this domain and this discipline. you have to be proactive which means at the very least gathering great intelligence and at the extreme end actually hiring or employing hackers to go out and proactively figure out who is targeting you, why, and what they've stolen and see if you can get it back. > >if you were consulting to a company what would you recommend? what are some out of the box ways that people can stop this at their corporations from happening? > >well it goes all the way back to sun tzu and the art of war. you have to develop, for instance, traps. honey traps that would mislead hackers. lead them in the wrong direction or you have to put for instance a banner just like people put on their home which says this home is protected by a security service. it's shown that deterrents can play some role in cyberspace.

these kinds of provocative -- >> well, among other things. >> well, you just heard union is mention kenneth bay. the seattle man was arrested in north korea last year and earlier this year. he was convicted of hostile acts against north korea. bay is still in prison there serving 15 years of hard labor, and you may remember in march of 2009 american journalist una lee and laura ling were arrested for crossing into north korea from china. the two were reporting for san francisco's bay current tv at the time. they were sentenced to 12 years hard labor, but were released in august of that year after an unannounced visit to north korea by president clinton. >>> we have new details this morning on a security agreement over in afghanistan that could affect tens of thousands of americans. the afghan president telling a gathering of about 2,000 tribal elders in kabul that if a joint u.s.-began security agreement is seened, 10,000 to 15,000 troops, most of them americans, will remane in afghanistan for another decade. after that those troops would slowly start to draw down. he says those troops woul

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that other american still being held in north korea, kenneth bay of seattle. he was arrested in november last year, in may north korean court convicted him of hostile acts, and 15 years of hard labor. bay was hospitalized in prison and that's when north korea did allow his mother to make as have. >> there was a crucial vote affecting hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area. b.a.r.t.'s board will decide. the problem it includes a provision b.a.r.t. says should have never made the contract. christie smith is live with more on today's vote. good morning. >> good morning to you. we've been speaking with b.a.r.t. riders and they tell us they consider this a curveball being thrown at them. he said they were patient, the strikes, the back and forths. they didn't think it would come to this. a possible error. the two unions say they will sit down with the transit agency and try to handle differences but only if b.a.r.t. directors rat a fi the contract. today the b.a.r.t. warning to dewhid whether to approve this agreement with the two unions. the director said

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with james gall birth professor at the university of austin texas and son of prolific economist john kenneth galbraith i first asked him if the fears about u.s. public debt crisis are overblown. absolutely no crisis in the public debt of the spirit so yes fears to that point are. completely overblown now you say that the ceiling the debt ceiling is an anachronism based on the idea that the government must raise money from elsewhere before it is able to spend that money why is this this not the case today while the debt ceiling initially was a back to did nineteen seventeen you know that was a device to facilitate the issuing of bonds for the first world war. since that time we have moved to a system which is. very much a system of what you call what i call money and when the government writes you check your bank simply credits that sum to you or to your balance of the government does not actually. to find the money any way anywhere it simply sends a signal to your bank and the money appears now why do you believe the u.s. government will never ever have a problem finding its public expenditu

with james gall birth professor at the university of austin texas and son of prolific economist john kenneth galbraith i first asked him if the fears about u.s. public debt crisis are overblown. absolutely no crisis in the public good spirit so yes here's to that point or. completely over the you know you say that the ceiling the debt ceiling is an anachronism based on the idea that the government must raise money from else. where before it is able to spend that money why is this this not the case today while the debt ceiling initially was of acted in nine hundred seventeen and it was a device to facilitate the issuing of bonds for the first world war. since that time we have moved to a system which is. very much a system of what you call what i call fear money and when the the government writes you a check the your bank simply credits that sum to your to your balance so the government does not actually have to find the money anyway anywhere it simply sends a signal to your bank and the money appears now why do you believe the us government will never ever have a problem finding its public e

kenneth carpenter was charged.abc 2 news. >> tonight the state has a message for a local county. >> it's called the storm water remediation fee and the state's largest counties are supposed to collect it from you and businesses with drive ways or parking lots and other services that rain water rolls off and into the chesapeake bay. >> in the news room as the fight heats up. >> yeah, the state's ten largest counties were supposed to put a law in place by july 1st this year to set up a system to collect a fee from residents and businesses depending how much impervious surface they have. carol county was one that did not put a new tax in place and soon could pay a big price for that. >> regulars got the news that carol county's resistance to the rain tax was being met with a serious threat from the state's attorney general's office. >>> they had enough. they were already upset about the taxes in our state. the storm water remediation fee was the last straw. >> had our house on the market. >> pressurevwwm from the stat

so for the arts, kenneth rain an and the community loan fund, we decided to let us try to turn that paradigm around and become property owners ourselves for the benefit of the community arts program. that's the concept here under cast. rather than just announce it, we are actually announcing the ownership of at least two buildings they have already taken control over at 80 church street which is formally called the doll house. the ownership is now under cast as well as the luggage store. isn't that a wonderful thing to have control over your own destiny? [ applause ] it's kind of like somebody owning their first home, they have begun to own their own destiny. that's a small part but a very important part of the whole puzzle of keeping everybody on market street engaged and participating in this economic success. i want to say thank you to the rain an fund, thank you to northern california cal community loan program and the luggage store and to all the tenants involved in this building. right now it's not just luggage store, it's hospital house, the arts program that even the tech programs de

kenneth hill is a student and sequa informed guardian. he's been working to help awaken city college to help educate people and help to improve the equity for all communities. and jazz is a graduate from the state. she was accepted to the matters of health program at sf state. she repeated in the bayview area and during her time in college she volunteered and confederate her peers to make healthy food choices. she joined the food guardians and she's been motivated to teach in her community. i want to honor them and they can say a few words >> thank you very much eric mar and supervisor cowen. all the health workers cross the city we owe a lot of where wore at. we appreciate the fact that as young people as young professionals coming up wore standing on the shoulder of other projects that have come before us like good neighborhood that have laid the foundation to continue the food justice work and the model we follow. we also want to thank the community. we wish all the babies would be in this room. we hunger for healthy food and our commu

in new york, kenneth thompson brooklyn district attorney charles hynes in a landslide election, who hasomised to move to the decriminalization of marijuana by refusing to bring cases against people found with small amounts of the drug. what is the significance of these measures? >> when you actually give people a chance to vote on some of the issues that we are told so often in our media are entre virtual and divisive, they are not. the fact of the matter is that in portland, maine, i was up there and i spoke to folks who were doing this thing, they did not have a lot of money or some big multimillion dollar campaign, these were grassroots folks who had tried to do it statewide and had not gotten all the progress that they want it statewide. they put this thing on the ballot and 167% of the vote. it was a landslide. the fact of the matter is that in places across this country when you say to voters -- look, we want to decriminalize or answere marijuana, the is often yes, it is time. it took the political and media class to catch up with the reality that the arc of history has had yet to

kenneth hill is a student and sequa informed guardian. he's been working to help awaken city college to help educate people and help to improve the equity for all communities. and jazz is a graduate from the state. she was accepted to the matters of health program at sf state. she repeated in the bayview area and during her time in college she volunteered and confederate her peers to make healthy food choices. she joined the food guardians and she's been motivated to teach in her community. i want to honor them and they can say a few words >> thank you very much eric mar and s

kenneth answer that question later i don't want to answer. that you feel when the girls went ahead and cut down the cross because they really let themselves down for good yes there is no i think that if they wanted to go to the west they matter cut down that cross your. legs. when we come down the cross in what country it was one of the one of the first time when people could be having discussion about. and when the. church as a part of what was the site are not here to be unarmed by some sometimes of course they say you are based war you are i don't know like which is what will burn you. up. for a long time we've held no protests or demonstrations in which we could see the reactions of ordinary people. around you at the demo under the slogan one mom one dad there were people from the radical organization save it to those who actually attacked us please. for mothers like. us lady. i mean i think that any. kind of. famine or hysterical and anti-christian their actions go totally unpunished they'd be prosecuted for what they do in any other cou

he would be the second american being held after kenneth bay who has been held over there for a year now sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. >> they are not taking actions to address our concerns on american citizens being held in north korea. >> reporter: it did issue a new travel warning tuesday, discouraging u.s. citizens from going to north korea. >> the state department is working with the swedish embassy closely because the u.s. has no delictis to north korea. >>> a grisly discovery in rich mond. this happened near the end of wharf street. police got a call that the car was upside down in the water at 8:45 this morning. a tow truck pulled it from the water and police discovered the bo. they're not sure when the car ended up in the water or how. >> it went in backwards the way the car was laying in the water, but it's going to be an investigation to try to determine exactly what happened. >> the owner of the marina believes the victim was a man in his 40s who owned a boat there in richmond. >>> a car went over a cliff and plunged about 200 feet with four people inside. two wome

she married kenneth porter who years after kennedy's assassination. >> i understand they have grown up be quite outstanding citizens, are holding good jobs. so i commend her and her children and her husband for what they have done. >> reporter: a friend says in recent years, she turned down a network offer of $3 million for an interview. but decades ago, she did speak out revealing a change of heart about her husband. to tv station krld just two months after the assassination. >> do you believe that your husband killed president kennedy? >> well, i've been wanting to believe but i have too much fact and fact tell me that -- shot kennedy. >> reporter: later, she came to believe that oswald was set up as she tolls nbc news in 1993. >> he definitely did not fire the shots according to all of the evidence that i have right now. >> reporter: why the about face? former dallas morning news reporter hugh ainsworth has known marina for decades. >> i think a crude way of putting it but she certainly changed her mind because of some of the conspiracy theories that have been given to her. >> repor

kenneth is still being held. the newman family is in a similar fight.newman joins me on the phone. thank you for talking with us. i can't imagine how worried you are about your dad. explain what he was doing in north korea. >> he went on a trip with another traveling companion, another resident from the retirement home where he lives, in palo alto. and went through a tour company and arranged a tour, two tourist, my father and another gentleman and they were accompanied on their nine-day trip with two north korean guides the entire trip. >> do you know why he wanted to go to north korea? >> a couple things. he's a curious cat, and he's had a long-standing and tremendously respectful interest in the korean culture and the korean people, and in like, the world war ii vets who have had an interest in going back to normandy, my dad wanted to go back to the northern part of the peninsula. he had been to the southern part of the peninsula before and this was a life-long dream of his. >> i love you said your dad is a curious cat and at 85 living out these drea

the kenneth raymond foundation is committing $5 million to get things started. >> artists were getting pushed out, again. >> what it means for the luggage store and tenants is stability. >> if we should in, 10, 20 years decide we're through, and we sell it out, we sell it to another nonprofit arts group as a break. >> the other is on turk street that will be home for counter pulse a performing arts group. artists and funders hope with real estate program an art district will flourish in the city. >> still to come on abc7 news at 5:00 finally hard numbers on sign ups for affordable health care program. nationwide and in california. one is doing better. >> michael finney on the chances your flight will be on time. which airlines are best and >>> numbers are out and we're having a look at impact numbers are having on the new health care law. 106,000 people enrolled in new plans in october. and of those, 27,000 did so at the federal web siechlt 79,000 enrolled through one of the 15 state run marketplaces. >> the crashes and problem that's plagued the federal government's health care site w

there's kenneth bay held at this point for about a year. >> that was al jazeera's melissa chan. merrill newman's trip to north korea was inspired by a return trip to a battlefield he was deployed to in his youth. >> typhoon haiyan is the deadliest ever recorded in the philippines. aid agencies are working to reach remote areas. 4.5 million people were forced out of their homes. government health officials say there's a new fear, and that is pneumonia. >> thaws aned of supporters of -- thousands of supporters of mohamed morsi protested in cairo. two have been killed, including a 10-year-old boy. the protest marked 100 days since the government launched a crackdown. 600 were killed. >> search and rescue operations under way in latvia's riga. 51 were killed, and three firefighters when a roof caved in on friday. police opened a criminal investigation, trying to figure out what was the cause of the tragedy. the mayor suggested that construction material left on the use was a factor. >> president john f. kennedy was killed in dallas 50 years ago in 1963. the city held its first forma

. >> a korean-american kenneth bae was detained in north korea last year accused of illegal missionary work. he was sentenced in april to 15 years of hard labor. he is the longest serving detainee in north korea since 1953. >>> san francisco police are looking for a man they say is extremely dangerous after a fender-bender ended with a deadly shooting. police are trying to find 23- year-old michael green. he is accused of shooting more than a dozen rounds during a dispute over a fender-bender in a san francisco parking lot sunday morning. 23-year-old mal keisha warren was killed. her mother has a message for the killer. >> give yourself up. you did the crime, do the time. >> he is a big guy, last seen sort of long disheveled hair. >> warren's friend nisha bean was shot and is in the hospital. >>> eight armed robberies happened in less than four hours and vallejo police think the same people are behind all of them. the first was reported about 5:30 p.m. last at 9:15. one family had just finished shopping when they were robbed and a deliveryman was held up outside a costco. victims said

. >>> the white house is also asking for fellow detainee kenneth bay to be released, the question nowill newman's apology help him get released. here's cnn's karl penhaul in tokyo. >> reporter: state media is reporting that the north korean authorities are accusing american retiree meryl newman of hostilities toward north korea, of infringing on its sovereignty and dignitdignity, and it sound mumbo jumbo until you look at the detail what they're accusing him of. they are focusing heavily on mr. newman's record as a u.s. officer. they say that he engaged in espionage, subversion and sabotage activities during the korean war and also significantly during a short period after the war ended. in a taped and written confession, mr. newman says that he did train and advise a covert and clandestine group of anti-communist parties and guerrillas who operated behind enemy lines inside north korea. that unit is the sixth infantry regiment a group that military historians say was controlled by the united states and also the united nations and also coordinated closely with the cia. fast-forward, t

i watched the coverage -- in's go to kenneth california.as in graduate school and my job was running the cash register in the dining hall. that was when iris wreathed -- that is when i received the word. someone ran out of the kitchen, saying the president had been shot. remember saying that is a bad joke, david. the radio -- someone brought the radio out and put it on the table, very near the cash register, and we all gathered around, and when we knew that it was for real. i felt that if the president is dead i cannot ring a cash register belt. tearseft the drawer open, running down my cheek, just quietly on an index card, tigard up the cash transactions -- secured a big cash transactions and did the transactions as quietly as i could and did the same the day of the funeral. i remember the television playing its finest hour. there were no commercials during y time from that thursday to that monday, until after the funeral. that had never happened before. i remember also that synagogues and churches were full that weekend. because americans

there is kenneth bay held at this point for about a year. >> medical shah chan reporting there. >>> morehan 350 peopl 50 peopd after a roof collapse in latvia. the president is calling the disaster murder. the police have opened up a criminal investigation to find out what caused this tragedy. we're getting word that a third section of the roof has collapsed, no other injuries reported. >>> since typhoon haiyan tore through the philippines humanitarian teams are working to provide food and medical in the most difficult conditions. >> there is barely a building left standing in this town, go a quarter mile from the sea. inside town hall hall it is hotk and dirty. water pours from above as the sick and injured stream in because this shell of a structure is the best they could do here for a hospital. >> reporter: one bright spot here is that the mayor is also a pediatrician. he's been working around the clock since the storm. >> no matter how tiring it is, i just do not consider it fatigue at the moment because i have supervised service for my people. >> reporter: people are coming from mil

and kenneth bae has been held since 2012. >>> protesters in bangkok say they want thailand's prime minister to step down. protests in thailands capitol now running for four straight days. veronica has more from bangkok. >> reporter: i would say it is not tense. it is rather festive and rather loud. there is whistleblower ls hand slappers aplenty. there has been clear instructions from the leaders that there are not to be any weapons for or by the protesters. having said that, and given the history of protests here in thailand, anything can happen. they have security guards dressed in black who are not slow to react if they see threats. they are very careful to protect the leader who has been issued an arrest warrant because of his activities over the past few days. >>> saturday is the deadline for the healthcare.gov website to be up and running without problems. >>> black friday will be a day of protest at some wal-marts around the country. union and other supporters plan to march outside several stores demanding higher made. wal-mart says very few employees will be taking part. >>> up next

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kenneth bae sentenced to 15 years in prison last year. what is his status? do we know?> it looks like his status is going to be those 15 years in prison. the state department has done everything they can so far. perhaps he'll be able to leave in the future, but the north koreans will want concessions from the united states. >> melissa thank you very much. joining us is mark kimmitt, is this man being used by north korea as a pawn? >> well, it certainly is the case that there doesn't appear to be any reason they should be holding him, either for espionage or crimes inside the country, so one is drawn to that conclusion. >> are you concerned that right before he was detained he talked to military officials about his possible involvement in the korean war? >> i -- i would be. like my father who is a veteran of the korean war. they were serving their country. they were not doing this on their own. he was serving as an officer during the war, but nonetheless there is no reason why a former soldier doing his duty to his country, should somehow have that taken out in revenge 6

kenneth lurcher is with the union that represents them.nting fingers at the higher ups as they failed to take on the warnings as it comes to the danger of delivering mail at night. >> and they've been doing itto >> thank you. upper management did not show up, but they announced an award on up to $100 for any information leading to the arrest of whoever did this. in the meantime they're left with the heavy hearts. remembering a young life taken too soon. >> people should remember him as a very hard worker. a very respectful young man. >> reporter: in landover, ken molestina, wusa. >>> we called the montgomery county news, as new information for them and the detectives are working to identify the suspect and the motive in this case. >>> if you've been outside tonight, it's the weather of the year. let's go over to erica grow in the weather center. >> hi bruce. it is going to in white oaks. 25 in college park. 27 even in downtown washington. when you factor in the winds, feels like 20 in d.c. as they are starting to relax a little bit though.

. >> good evening supervisors, my name is kenneth, thank you for being here today. i'm here in support of cannabis use and for recreational and medical use. we need to work on making a green zone bigger and any dispensary shut down for any reason is unfair and i'm hoping everyone can work together so we can have dispensaries where we need them. >> thank you, next speaker. adolph picket, amy ladderman, sarah shrader, zach risener. >> good evening. i want to say yes on the four paws everyone. i just think this -- you know, i've seen the federal government shutting our dispensaries down in the city so i have a phobia there. the ones that are open, i feel that three on one block is actually safer for our community. i think that keeps it come fined so it's not in the areas you're talking about, like, in front of a senior center it most people are pretty conscience even rules and an even playing field. if there's two more dispensaries, you have three now, you have a pretty good fight to stop the other two than to cancel somebody who has put out their well being to have a

kenneth bay was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for what authorities call hostile acts. >>> prosecutors in japan are expected to investigate whether campaign staff for the governor of tokyo falsified a financial report. he says he received funds from a medical group suspected of illegal activities. he calls it a personal loan, not a campaign contribution. on friday, he confirmed media reports that he received 50 million yen or about $500,000 from a group that operates medical institutions across japan. >> translator: they offered me support, so i accepted the money. >> he says he met the group's founder and the former president last november about a month before the gubernatorial election. he was vice governor at the time. he says he gave him a personal loan. he says he returned the money to his wife after tokyo prosecutors raided premises in september of this year. the prosecutors were investigating a separate allegation involving the medical group. it is suspected of illegally mobilizing paid campaign staff who won a seat in the lower house last december. prosecutors found a bag of ca