so i will start with kurt campbell. kurt campbell as you all know has been the assistant secretary of state for east asian affairs, east asian and pacific affairs since 2009 for president barack obama. previously, he was ceo and cofounder of the center for a new american security and concurs us director for the aspen strategy group co-chairman of the editorial board of the washington quarterly. he was the founder of strapped asia and strategic advisory firm, and with the senior vice president, director of international security program and henry a. kissinger chair in national security policy at csis. he is also an associate professor of public policy and international relations at the kennedy school of government and an assistant director of the center for science and international affairs at harvard university. doctor campbell has served in several capacities in government including his deputy assistant secretary of defense for asia pacific, director of the national security council staff, deputy special counsel to the

cobain and when teaching in atlanta, none of the 35 students i had ever heard of kurt cobain and the mostly white team we were playing with thought it was hilarious my eighth graders never heard of kurt cobain. when i explained to my students that for these white kids the reason they thought that was hilarious was the same reason my kids thought would be hilarious for someone not to know master the, everybody knows master p and i would say they don't, decrepit but everybody knows master the of the problem with that disparity is not that it matters that you know who kurt cobain or master key is but we know they will have more power and therefore my kids at the school i was teaching at were going to need to know kurt cobain or the equivalent in order to have the conversations where they would be respected and taken seriously but if we had a truly inclusive democratic conversations and it would be ok and exchange to kurt cobain was the equivalent and kids would have to explain who master he was or the equivalence but when you start saying -- you get teachers to start teaching the list b

congressional candidate for the seventh district in michigan kurt haskell. thank you and i'm good thank you so much for coming on journal so kurt i just want to get into this story as i think you know a lot of people don't realize you're part of the story we've heard so much from the media it's really very different from what you say actually happen that day can you walk us through your experience of what happened to you before you got on the flight and after. well you know it's a full weeks when you get a pro and you know our time or more days when i win some you know it's not happening before we boarded i went to the i tried to how. you know why did you. say something well that's what i did but i soon found out. the f.b.i. wasn't interested in my story and shortly thereafter he got through the media and continued. when i. witnessed personally and that led me to. answer your long investigation that i conducted myself putting approximately two thousand hours in my own time investigating what really happened and why my wife and i almost lost our lives. and at

bad boy of nascar, racer kurt busch will join us.documentary called, not exactly a surprise "outlaw." here he is. we're back right after this with him. sfx- "sounds of african drum and flute" look who's back. again? it's embarrassing it's embarrassing! we can see you carl. we can totally see you. come on you're better than this...all that prowling around. yeah, you're the king of the jungle. have you thought about going vegan carl? hahaha!! you know folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than antelope with night-vision goggles. nice! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> gq magazine once put our nest next guest on its "most hated" list. i'm talking about the bad boy of nascar, kurt busch. his rise and fall in the sport of racing is the subject of a n brand new documentary of "outlaw." >> rise, fall, but where is this other rise part? >> is this a story of rise, fall, rise of kurt busch? >> everybody loves that. to watch eve

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning. we're off to a good start. we have a few diversions on the buses at coldspring and york. on the trains, no delays on the light rail and the marc trains on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. i am kurt kronke. >> good morning. the weather will stay quiet for the next couple of days. there could be a storm coming up the coast. we have some cloud cover. 41 at the airport. 36 in parkton. there is a disturbance that is producing the cloud cover. that will move off the coast later this morning. this is the beginnings of for a nor'easter from the great lakes. let's look it the computer models. this is the european model. we'll start at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. high pressure will be in control on election day. clouds may thicken up a little bit. we don't expect any problems tomorrow for voting. the storm starts to develop on wednesday morning. a pretty good storm off the delmarva coastline. the northeast wind will be picking up. it will start to pull in some cold

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning.we have trains running 20 minutes late on the brunswick line. mden and penn trains running on time. a diversion on the 35 bus at madison. we have some diversions at charles and north. the 60's is diverting because of construction -- the 60 bus is diverting because of construction. >> we will be lucky to get out of the 40's today. it is chilly and breezy. temperatures in the 20's on the other side of the mountains. we now have a chance to recover temperature-wise this afternoon. 45 at the airport. temperatures will probably drop off another 3 or four degrees. the sun will come out this afternoon. pretty solid area of rain from the baltimore down to hagerstown. it will take three or four hours for the rain to go through. we can see the breaks in the clouds in western pennsylvania and west virginia on the satellite. that will move in today. it will turn a breezy and chilly this afternoon deals. becoming partly cloudy this afternoon. high temperatures in the upper 40's and low 50's. temper

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. >> we have a few bus diversions. 36 blessed diverting around the water main break repair -- 36 bus diverting around the water main break repair. the six the bus with a diversion because of construction. light rail and metro looking good. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> most of the eastern part of the country is in a deep freeze. and midures in the 20's 40's in the mid atlantic. we have a wide range of temperatures because of the cloud cover. when the clouds are thinner, the temperatures have a chance to drop off. 45 in annapolis. 32 in a rising sun. you will see some cloud cover to start the day. this is a pretty extensive high, thin cloud deck which extends down into the carolinas. a disturbance may brush by us later this afternoon or this evening. if it holds together, maybe early tonight, there could be a passing rain shower or sprinkle. that would be in southern maryland. i think we will miss that in baltimore. a slight chance for a ra

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. good morning. >> good morning.n repair is diverting the 64 bus in that area. a diversion at central and monument because of construction. light rail and metro subway looking good. no delays to report there. updates are available by phone at 410-500-4444. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. it will be another breezy and chilly day today. first we say good morning to ava marie. she found a fun festival to talk about. >> there is always some kind of festival to talk about in baltimore. we are celebrating the irish festival. this is benefiting some good causes. you can learn about irish heritage. >> all the money we raise goes to 32 different charities around the country and ireland. >> you have a cultural center which allows people to explore their own heritage. >> about 60,000 square feet of cultural area. with a playwright and a quilt, a remembrance " from the struggles. looms, weaves. >> and lots of food and music and dancing. >> we have the children's area with blowup, kraft sessions and music sessions. >> let's

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system.good morning. >> we have a more trained delay on 841, running 10 to 50 minutes late. -- we have a train delay, camden 851, 10 to 15 minutes late. now back to tony pann. >> good morning. high pressure is in control on the east coast. the front is now off the coast. there is a disturbance in the midwest that may mix with the front and creates some cloud cover over the next few days. high pressure is from canada and we have some chilly air. temperatures in the 20's and 30 p's. 27 in frederick. 32 degrees in catonsville. you may have to scrape some frost off your windshield this morning. there will not be much wind. into the sunshine, it will not be that bad even though temperatures will be below average. high temperature between 46 and 51. the average high temperature should be near 57 degrees. maybe 10 degrees below average. record high today is 77. another cold night tonight. the seven-day forecast -- more cloud cover on thursday and friday. temperatures staying below average. a coastal

for that we go to kurt kronke of the mta system. >> the camden and brunswick trains are on schedule. light rail is on time. there is a diversion affecting the 61 bus. the five bus is diverting at central and monument. on monday, there'll be no marc train or weekday mta commuter bus service. now back to tony pann. >> things are pretty quiet in baltimore. it has been a rough couple of weeks. 38 degrees at the airport. a chilly start. i do not think you'll see any frost on your windshield. the weather is still chilly up and down the east coast. 54 in kansas city. that warm air is sliding eastbound. high pressure is still west of us. the wind is coming out of the north or northwest. you can see the skies are clear. it will not be as windy as yesterday. we will start to warm up. the jet stream will move up into new england. it will be stormy and cold bank in the northwest. -- it will be stormy and cold in the northwest. high temperature between 54 and 59. a little choppy if you take the boat out today. tonight, mostly clear skies. temper

you can feel the excitement in the air, kurt.e play a little bit of sound from the candidates in the last 24 hours. everybody is making their final pitches. however, given the week that we have just had, it seems like mitt romney has more of an uphill climb that perhaps he even thought he would at this point in the race. i will call to your attention a tweet from rupert murdoch who tweets now christie, while thanking o., must redeclare for romney or take blame for next four dire years. >> which to me is the kind of hysteria on that side that oh my god, i mean i get the interim republican problem with chris christie appearing like a rational person with the president. but really, to suggest that that -- that his recommitment to romney will have any serious affect to make up the space that they're apparently behind says to me they're deeply concerned. >> we've talked about how this whole thing is balancing on a knife's edge, right, eric? that the polls are close and so forth. but it's also republicans have worked for mitt romney. i

i want to start with you, kurt anderson, because down in your neck of the woods southern florida overhe weekend, a lot of problems with long lines and then a lawsuit filed. bring us up to date. where do things stand >> it began are reactions to the shortened number of early voting days in south florida, the state as a whole. there were very long lines and the democratic party, some of its top officials, had wanted to have the governor extend the early voting period anoerday. he refused to do so. but in south florida, the larger counties decided on their own to supervisors of elections, let's go ahead and have people vote absentee as if it was an early vote. not exactly the same but almost. in miami what happened on sunday was the voting site became just overwhelmed with people. it closed down briefly. it opened back up again. and very kay on thetic. there were people banging on the doors. it was not a good scene. but at the end of the day, a lot of people did cast andson fee votes in person. then today it was a much more orderly process. they were open from 9:00 to 5:00. hundreds of p

but it doesn't - ccme cheap. 3 kurt ocher, baltimore dept. it's just our own water bills that are payingor thii. &pwaatr nfrastructure work thht also creates real jobs or real people to dd real things -3 that arr absoluuely nncessary. that is replacing these mains & that aae qqiie ancient in most casess" cases."the cityyhas set asidd $300 million dollars over five years.buu that ooly covers 110 miles of the city..urt kocherr says what they need... is more - fedeeal money. 3 in the meantime....crews are patchhng and repairing these problem areas.and many residents and bbsinesses are -&ppithout water... for now.if you can... try tt void this area... no word yet n how long it will take to fix.live pn moont vernon, i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morninggnews. 3 we're now learning that a weekend fight in undalk involved motorcycle gangs. gangs.it happened about 1-o'clock sunday afternoon... market.one erson was hit withh a rubber mallet. mallee.police arrested these & two men...brandon quinet of haleehorpe......and allen lulll of dunnalk...both are charred with assault... assault...the gangssinvo

i've sat down with kurt sutter, the show's creator.k i'm more excited than ever to talk to the matriarch of the sons family. the golden globe winning actress katey sagal. and for more we go to stk in l.a. for our feature interview. ♪ >> this is fun. do you like doing this? >> carson: i love it. i also like just to talk. >> we're actually having a conversation. >> carson: yeah, exactly. yeah. >> i've never done a talk show where you actually have a conversation. >> carson: yeah, me neither. ♪ thank you so much for your time. you know, i'm an enormous fan. >> no, thanks. >> carson: let's start with music though 'cause i -- i mean, i love music so much. >> me too. >> carson: and you do too. >> mm-hmm. >> carson: a lot fo people don't know this, especially younger fans of watching "sons of anarchy," you've had a really accomplished career in the music business. where did that start for you? >> it was actually sort of, my -- the way i learned how to socialize in those awkward years -- >> carson: was writing? >> yeah. and i'd sing. like, i'd

is it commanded by kurt sutherberg. he took command since june 2010. ladies and gentlemen, the u.s.s. rebel. [applause] next in line u.s.s. screwance. it's also a guided missile destroyer. the 61st ship in her class and only one year old. the crew celebrated her birthday on hundred and only the second u.s. navy ship to be named for admiral raymond screwance. who commanded the american naval forces at the battle of midway in the philippine sea. it was laid down in may 2009. christened by the admiral's granddaughter. on 5, june, 2010, where the ship was built at a cost of approximately $1 billion. the completed ship left on 1 september, 2011 for her commissioning in florida before travelling to her home part the san diego. she is the first of the u.s. navy destroyers to be fitted with an extremely complicated ether net multi-plex system and manufactured by the boeing company. the system provides an internet protocol for backbone and internet services on the ship. it was commissioned in 2011 in key west, florida. command master chief is the senior enliste

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are there two sides to kurt busch? >> well, there's two sides to every story. for the win. a lot of times i'm on the edge and it becomes controversial or there's an moment where there's an opinion that isn't the definition. this show was a great way to show i'm not a nonconformist. i do things my way but over time i'm accumulated a lot of wins and shared a lot of moments with great teams and this show puts that softer side to things on, hey, everybody's i'm and we put our pants on the same way. >> i live on the edge with you, so i totally understand. the documentary reairs thursday the 26th. 8:00 a.m. eastern time on the speed channel. today, though, you are at homestead speedway in miami. brad kozlowski going for the championship, the first title for penske racing, huge for roger and brad. he has a 20-point lead and only has to finish in the top 156789 is there any way he does not take home the title today? >> well, anything can happen and there's these tense moments that lead into the finale. your transmission with break on lap two or your wheel can come apar

. >> reporter: kurt davis ignored evacuation orders in an attempt to protect his home and farm market business. it's nothing like i have seen. 26 inches here and further into town at my store, like 49 inches. >> yeah, i'm just trying to keep plugging along. that's all. >> reporter: the local crews, strip away the sand and even the road underneath, trying to clear a path, but it could be a few days before they are ready to welcome people home. >> and let the public officials do their jobs first. and then when it is safe for people to come on, let them on. >> the people running up to us is the tough part. >> reporter: everyone looking for answers and an extra set of hands. >> you've got to think that they will be all right because they still have the courage to appreciate what we're doing too. >> i mean, we need all these men for help and hopefully it will work out somehow. >> and that was sarah reporting for us. more than 3 million people in jersey and new york still without power tonight. and here at home, utility crews are working around the clock to get everybodies power back on. to

kurt kocher, baltimore dept. of publii works: "if we don't situation like this where a - you're gonna have older mains getting older and not beinn kept uu with ii terms of the replacement ttmeethat's required of them by industry kocher tells me they consissently work on an average of hree atee main breaks per day.they've recieved ásome stimulus money, but he says it wasn'ttnearry enough to be as proactive as thee want tt be.unntl then, they'll be reacting to breaks like here on madison just likk phe ooes before.live on &pmadison street downtown, paul gessler, fox45 news late edition. baltimore county pooicc say a fight in dundalk on sunnay involvee motorcycle g. ganns.it happened about 1 yesterday affernoon......at &pthe north point plaza flea parket.one person was hit with a rubber mallet. two men...brandon quinet of halethorpe......and allln lull pf dundalk...both are charged with assault... ssault....he angs involvedd were the "demmn souls" and &pthe "tttan" motorcycle clubs police are searching for two men who shot a fast-food restauranntmanager early yesterday morning in ccllmbia

josh greene, kurt andersen, lin suite, jeff mason, help us take a look at the party planning.s, wall street's bad bet on the president. can the white house and big business repair the damage done? and who will take the reigns as the grand old party rides off into the future? all that when "now" starts in a mere 180 seconds. breathe, but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having difficulty breathing, ask your doctor if including advair could help improve your lung f

for nearly 20 years, kurt has been serving up breakfast at dottie's true blue diner.ll business, especially a restaurant, is not for the weak. so he wonders why washington can't get its act together. >> if i ran my business the way the government is run, i wouldn't be in business. he's a constituent of one of the most powerful people in washington, nancy pelosi. here's a news flash. not everybody in america believes economic armageddon is at hand. not even former mayor gavin newsom, california's lieutenant governor. >> i don't know why i'm not losing sleep over it. i think there are good people on both sides of the aisle that they're mature enough to get something done. >> kurt agrees when i asked if he was preparing for the fiscal cliff. he answered bluntly -- no. i think there are a lot of of square tactics. >> jane, thank you very much. >>> we are waiting a press conference to be held by the people who have organized this sort of flurry of activity on capitol hill today by academics, business leaders and other policy experts. group's name is fix the debt. it is spe

what happened to kurt kronke/ all right, fine. i was looking over here. i was talking to mindy. 29 in jarrettsville. we're watching a storm developing off to the south. it will be chilly this morning with temperatures in the 20's and 40's. this will stay south of us today. most of the models have taken this storm further to the east. the major impact will be at the beaches. we will still get into the precipitation. around frederick, you guys monacacy precipitation -- you guys might not get any precipitation. there will be some gusty winds. here's what we expect. around baltimore, we expect a mix of rain and snow showers. not cold enough to stick on the ground. it will be breezy but not bad with temperatures in the 40's. a good chance for a cold rain at the beaches. there will be a nor'easter coming up the coast. the impact will be less. a mixture of sun and clouds. high temperatures between 47 and 52 degrees. tonight the clouds will thicken up. temperatures drop back into the upper 40's. no precipitation until tomorrow. the chance for precipitation tomorr

at the pacific autism center for education in santa clara, executive director kurt cautions the study doesn't offer a specific cause of the developmental disability, and may unnecessarily alarm mothers. >> as the study shows, there are a lot of cases where parents or women had been affected by the flu or had a cold and never contracted a case of autism in their child. so it's really important with the statistical studies of this nature to not get alarmed. >> reporter: still, it is a closer look at how potential outside factors may play a role in autism. fever is produced by acute inflammation, and this study may open the door to more research into weather inflammation can be linked to autism. the study also revealed women who had common maternal ailments like respiratory infections or urinary tract infections were no more likely to have a child with autism than women who did not have these infects. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we have something very special going on. we're kicking off our annual food drive this week with our partners at safeway. and our chief m

i'm sorry jeff i missed part of what you're saying kurt was talking over you say so and so i guess what i'm saying is basically i think that the you know the drug war itself you know the amount of money that's creating and generated probably care about where you the chance of it ever becoming a legalized. machine now you're you're. absolutely right jeff and and i appreciate your calling in making that point because it's a really important one is that this is the drug war nixon's drug war has become a multi-billion with a b multibillion maybe multi tens of billion dollar industry it's feeding the fuel but the private prison industry it's responsible for half of our prisoners it's response it's feeding a billion dollar testing industry it's feeding law enforcement you know large chunks of law enforcement history and and frankly you know to to paraphrase dwight eisenhower's cross of iron speech every every person arrested in the drug war is a resource taken from the rest of us that resource taken from the rest of america fred in st louis missouri a fred thanks for watching the big picture

look at it closely you really see they are a dawn in no uncertain terms right why divisors check out kurt haskell's case he was a passenger on board of the underwear bomber flight going to detroit i think from amsterdam and he has a really interesting story about that he suggests that there was another case of entrapment that went too far really interesting case i advise you to check out what do you think though harvey about these viper teams expanding to bus depots railway stations been an extension of the t.s.a. now put and even potentially word of putting body scanners past airports now. right weekend there is really no end to it we can because the see the targets are just infinite so right down right now if you walk out of this studio i'm in new york and go into any of our department stores again you will find a larger crowd of vulnerable people then you will find at the airport and so to really see this thing through we would have to militarize everything because i mentioned go in the department stores but the sidewalks themselves have throngs of vulnerable people and it just. goes b

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they blew a 14 lead in the fourth when kurt robinson died under the legs of the defender. go ahead by 4 in overtime with 30 seconds left. a wide open to of the miller. carlos boozer led all scorers with 28. the bulls won this with 112-1 06. >> fans took the dog sleds. huskies down seven first place in the second half, jordan lynch dump to archer more. 7 yds and tied the game. later in the third ledge drive 99 yds. a touchdown. 569 yd total and three touchdowns. the wind. congratulations to in i you. that's a look at sports. you're alive illinois lottery drawing is next. take three first number is,916. take for a gamepick 4 - 6511 in medical watch.. the fda is investigating a possible link between a popular energy drink and more than a dozen deaths. reports of 13 deaths over the last four years cite the possible involvement of "five hour energy". the caffeinated energy shot is mentioned in about 90 filings with the fda, including more than 30 involving serious or life-threatening injuries such as heart attacks convulsions and at least one spontaneous abortion. the company t

i am kurt, back to you. >> some clouds this morning. there are some breaks in the clouds.o the south, the cloud deck a little heavier. just south of an annapolis to calvert county. and is movin to the northeast and on the eastern shore. most of this will affect the eastern shore. it is not very significant. it looks like a lot of the clouds will break up. the skies are clear and everything is moving, lifting to the northeast. what did we do yesterday? only 47 for the high. 57 is the normal. 37 and 31 were the lows yesterday. and this morning we are starting out a little bit warmer. annapolis is 44. 39 and ritually. 33 on the boardwalk. 32 frederick. '20s and western maryland and west virginia. the cloud deck is holding heat in it. and a stabilizing temperatures. we are a few degrees less showy than we were yesterday. years that disturbance to the south. the most significant of the rain has been in the carolinas. and now the most significant rains are out over the ocean and chesapeake bay. the club's been as you move to the west. you can see the trend. -- the clouds thin as

>> why don't we go to kurt in. >>. in my boggs prele.whchlt eatsies nichlt i i have i versified. >> okay. we think the world of howard schultz and the team who took on a position like this. westport exorganization boy, technology. play cry pluck gay for good maps. easy play and energy play. down delayed i think usually for. a restaurant, let call it that. a disji play. . and now we need to go to donna in texas. done a! >> caller: good been u snumt of of mulk ulgd nasz grol, oofr you governor ksz kolt. >> >> caller: good evening. western union? >> western union we're going to transfer. it's been going up, it's a bank. aig, they're very different. kkr is a private equity company. we're going to get rid of bank of america, we'll can keep kkr, you're leaving western union entirely and let's add apple, too, because you don't have enough technology. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of diversify! back after the break. >> it's a brutal full-contact sport. >> from the time the whistle blows, traders bracing for what could turn out to

. >> i just tried to learn from kurt and neat.them. >> he is a good shooter. i am trying to step back. and think what would be like if i was 19 and i was up here. the bears picked up some quarterback insurance today. josh mckellen is back and he was not horrible that he backs up jason campbell if color is not available next on the irish hit list is wake forest when of to obstacle standing between notre dame in their 12 and zero season. brian kelly voted his team number-one he was the only one who did. >> very high, i believe they will win every game. there is no doubt that i believe that no matter what the situation during the game if you just keep playing and he just keep riding it out we will find a way to win. a massive trade is about to happen and this is the dictionary definition of a salary and there would not be surprised if the commissioner is set on this one. what did they go from 15 million-108 million? they should be good next year. but miami is terrible. the quarterback also made a concussion? how long do they usually