out of this poor kid. >> i don't need to see any more of that. >> it looks like a snake. >> the leechas unaffected by the anesthesia. it is still worping around. >> he was living in a throat. that is like the new cockroach. >> how did this thing get in the boy's throat? doctors think that he may have swallowed it while drinking water from a stream in the field that he works in. that is sick. >> it was a pain in the asphalt for some holiday drivers. a driver of a truck had seal about leaking out. >> how do you not know you are leaking. >> i started hitting tar and then i realized that that is why everybody else was on the side of the road. >> is that company responsible for all of these people? actually the company is taking care of. that people have a website they can go to to file a claim. some people say that cars were still coming. >> like the blob. >> wpxi reports that the driver will be cited and faces a fine. it's kind of a small fine compared to all the damage that ta insurance companies are going to have to pay for. >> if i were a driver i would think how did my tire melt. >>

thieves oh because they support cameron and cameron as leeches covering his body sucking his soul out every second of every day he's up there in the house of commons like a zombie treacherous little morphed out piglet saying nonsense well next on the list show you this headline here. millions to lose out as benefits are curbed so there's going to be a billion pounds and benefits cut and because that benefits are no longer going to be linked to inflation so this is what you call financial repression some might call it financial pressure and like the peasants revolt of past the dividing the peasants and to they're playing them off against each other because pensioners will continue to have inflation linked rises in their benefits but disabled people unemployed they'll no longer have benefits linked to inflation so and. the cuts are quite significant but how much they're going to cut from their benefits right while they're turning disabled people into a permanent underclass in britain you know back to the victorian age where they put mentally deficient or disabled people in a situation t

is the hundreds of millions of dollars that leeches like steven j. emsley of united health care essentially steal from their customers this is the single payer system that most of the rest of the developed world has adopted and why they all now spend far less than we do on health care and they get better health care results. so why is from on the only state close to adopting a single payer system why doesn't every state have single payer systems that are cheaper and cover more people why doesn't our entire country have such a system apparently because we're insane for some insane reason we've decided it's better to divert billions of dollars away from healing sick people and instead move their money toward financing multimillion dollar homes for health insurance c.e.o.'s. c.e.o. of united health group stephen helmsley is salary three point two million down is the incredible gross profits of the private health insurance industry that is at the core of the problem the sealed thing and the handling of the annual revenue nineteen point one trillion dolla

. >> my name is mark leech. i am a resident of san francisco. i also used to work for aaa. using an iphone, we would often lose calls and data, but basically because the area could not handle the volume. we live in san francisco. our economy is dependent on tourism and tourism growth. 2013, we are going to have america's cup in the middle of san francisco. people are going to be using geary boulevard to transfers the street to see the america's cup. if a tourist wants to -- president chiu: you are speaking against cu, right? >> right. president chiu: there will be time for you to speak later, but this is for members of the public who are speaking against the verizon decision. are there other members of the public who wish to speak? >> my name is gene. i would like to point to one thing, a reason why verizon would seek permission to build a cell site which is not needed in a given location. wireless carriers like verizon typically look for potential cell locations. there are firms that specialize in doing this work for them. in this case, for example, a consulting firm calle

the mayor surrounded herself with local ministers this morning yet another plea for campers to leech the plaza. she's looking to the community to assist her in dealing with occupy oakland. >> however, peace may come at a price. several of the 16 agencies who backed oakland in removing protestors only to turn around and have the mayor slam them and oakland officers for their tactics say they're reconsidering their use of muse twal agreements. >> this is designed for emergencies. this is no longer an emergency. you've allowed people to come in there and camp out. >> indecisiveness on the mayor's behalf is a waste reef sources says a spokesman. >> why should the county be on the hook to pay for everybody's salary to fix a problem you should have solved?. >> the sheriff's department may charge up to 1,000ses today help oakland hout out with the tent city. >> i don't blame them. >> donna was oakland police officer association says there is no way the department can handle the tent city alone. >> we need to have more than just the oakland police department there. we're going to need other

>> my name is mark leech. i worked for aaa, which is located one block away. we had calls cut out using verizon. we also had a to drop. i have also experienced data drops down the street at the library on ninth avenue. these are places where our children go to school. we are san francisco, the no. 1 tourist destination in the world. if these tourists come and look at us and cannot find where they are going, cannot find where the boat races are, how are we going to look at america's cup in 2013? the time is now to put our infrastructure together. we want to be the top in education. our citizens, even in the richmond, want their children to be at the top of the education pile. the only way they can do this is with information, technology. over 700 people wrote e-mails supporting these towers and the infrastructure. just over the last few days, we have collected several dozen more, which i would like to submit. back to where we were. we depend on tourists for business. if a tourist calls home and says, "i did not get your pictures because the data dropped," we ar

my wife dropped the leeches and ran. >> reporter: his wife called him in a panic earlier today to tell him what had happened. he says she was walking the dogs when two larger cane courses came out and mauled their dogs. prince a terrier mix is being treated at the animal hospital for wounds. kong a toy poodle didn't survive the attack. now the owner is left grieving for one dog and hoping the other pulls through. >> he has to have anesthesia and he is going to have what the doctor described as drainage tubes placed to prevent infection from the wounds. the teeth went through the flesh in his hind legs. >> reporter: mr. woodland says the dogs that attacked him came from his neighbor's house somewhere in this neighborhood here. now, we checked in with dc police. they say when they responded they didn't cite anyone here in this neighborhood. we also called animal control services and they say they were never called and never removed any dog out in this area. we're live in southeast dc, ken molestina, 9news now. >> all right. scary dogs. >>> tonight venezuela vows to rescue washington nati

leeches and discover it's music. the communicate with the why don't. test yourself and become free to. see what nature can give you on all the. close up seen as good for the pensacola beach or for technological breakthroughs say humanoid. no archie goes to the sea. world usually ways to protect nature rocks. where farming pioneers place local cuisine to the highest pitch. to where future developments depend on the great. russia's black sea coast should close up on the heart. of. the top stories the greek prime minister survived a confidence vote in parliament off for a week of bribery affable shopping he would send markets and said it was the p.m.'s now all the talks are for the temporary governing coalition of the opposition's demanding immediate elections of. us police wired with handcuffs and bathrooms and tear gas to put out the anti corporate occupied movement but activists a very determined to stand their ground against the old. political ads and holdings are appearing all across russia the campaign kicks off in six of the countries and i was a p

money yet when the people start clamoring about how we're getting screwed here we're getting called leeches we're getting called looking for handouts and that's couldn't be farther from the truth we have we we have people from every segment of society here we're not all hippies we do have hippies with us but we have cars we have marines you firefighters we have nine eleven first responders we have already drawn a list we have anybody you could even think of with us and it doesn't stop you even if we don't hold you caught it does not stop here we still have a lot to go but we have we have held the fort for two months and we should be very proud of that. thank you for sharing your story with us about well as occupy wall street organizer. and our r.e.c. correspondent i mean i'm trying i have also been in the streets at the big apple following this story all day she told me that the protesters were peaceful but that didn't stop police officers from getting pushy take a lot. liz what i'm seeing what i'm hearing is helicopters flying above me these helicopters are hovering overhead the same way t

the system and it's all execution in one way or another all of these facts that are just predatory leeches a cancer on the system they add no value they simply make things worse not take a problem from the chaos they're trying to refloat trillions of debt and say it's a brand new day and look great for about maybe twenty minutes but then we'll be back to exactly where we were where we started which is a massive debt the leveraging sovereignty being lost amongst all these euro zone countries and predatory i.m.f. bankers on the loose room bankers looking to destabilize countries for a quick buck so that the some more news from around the world this hour pakistan there's a lot of the withdrawal of american forces from one of its bases in response to nato is a strikes and checkpoints in the country and west it's killed twenty four soldiers this really seems like about not liking supply routes for the advanced and stop him sophisticated and was admitted it's likely the forces were behind. sunday's incident has dealt a severe blow to the nation's between pakistan and was in afghanistan. police i

easy leeching the un discover its beauty and. communicate with you want to. test yourself and become free. nature can give you. the. top stories on our t.v. the world's longest solves the firefly the sub to start pumping russian gas to warm up western europe without relying on france a country's president had together visit germany ready to work the switch to receive supplies later on it seems to me. it's a race for the rescue funds in greece where the prime minister and the leader of the opposition are scrambling to form a government with an off power to resolve the crisis the euro zone's given them fifteen weeks to sort out making the necessary cuts. add a zero threatens a strike on iran tougher recent round invasions of the love of god and gaza its young people are increasingly turning their backs on the army many have told r.t. their country is now too severe for about two services. with more news in about fifteen minutes but first all the latest in sports are dimitri. hello there this is this sport stop teaching not teach kids have a company again first

the system and a total execution in one way or another all of these factors that are just predatory leeches a cancer on the system they add no value they simply make things worse if they can profit from the chaos they're trying to refloat trillions of debt and say it's a brand new day and look great for about maybe twenty minutes but then we'll be back to exactly where we were where we started which is a massive debt deal leveraging sovereignty being lost amongst all these euro zone countries and predatory i.m.f. bankers on the loose rogue bankers looking to destabilize countries for a quick buck. total failure of justice that's how an israeli human rights group sees a stone is recent decision not to bring one of the world's most wanted nazi war criminals to trial six you know just the reports it's just that they just couldn't sustain multiple states approach to fascism. mikhail ghosh coffee is rated eighth in simon wiesenthal list of most wanted nazi war criminals but when you post this in which he participated in the murder of three thousand jews in baton rouge in the one nine hundred for

easy of leeches and discover it's buzy. communicate with the want to. test yourself and become free and. see what nature can give you an on see. the top stories tonight surround says it will keep to its nuclear program denying claims of the u.n. nuclear watchdog a leaked report that suggests is building weapons experts are worried the study is just a pretext for a preemptive attack on a ramp. for the launch marty the high price of education tools thousands of students back to the streets of london made fears a repeat of last year's riots could be on the cards. nato peacekeepers have used tear gas to take over serbia barricade erected over the course of a there's a long lasting standoff in the region between castell forces the local serbs to use the money to live there the roadblocks already started planning into the savory. and the leaning tower of debts collapses on its city's pm brother scully has promised resignation spot fresh market panic and sent road borrowing costs soaring . backslid from moscow wednesday night sports. top you with us this is fo

the system and a total execution in one way or another all these factors that are just predatory leeches a cancer on the system they add no value they simply make things worse so they can profit from the chaos they're trying to refloat trillions of debt and say it's a brand new day and look great for about maybe twenty minutes but then we'll be back to exactly where we were where we started which is a massive debt deal leveraging sovereignty being lost amongst all these euro zone countries and predatory i.m.f. bankers on the loose room bankers looking to destabilize countries for a quick buck. russia's largest political party united russia is debating vladimir putin's official nomination as the party's candidate for presidency delegates will vote any moment now on what will largely define the party's future artie's a catherine a grouch over the conference with more of our catarina so at what stage is the nomination a matter as you've just said we expect that any moment from now voting will take place on what led him of his candidacy from russia's ruling party united russia to the upcomin

the system and a total execution in one way or another all these baxters that are just predatory leeches i cancer on the system they add no value they simply make things worse so they can profit from the chaos think of in terms of this recent offering of groupon which was unknown and notorious ponzi scheme they took a public for eighteen billion now it's crashed through the i.p.o. price trading for many billions of dollars less but for a brief shining moment it looked good so this is what they're trying to do in the eurozone they're trying to refloat trillions of debt and say it's a brand new day and look great for maybe twenty minutes but then we'll be back to exactly where we were where we started which is a massive debt the leveraging sovereignty being lost amongst all these euro zone countries and predatory i.m.f. bankers on the loose room bankers looking to do stabilize countries for a quick buck. max keiser talking to be a little earlier there from paris and a glimmer of hope in space as a last ditch attempt to contact russia's failing interplanetary probe ferber's grant has succee

mcguire our health care system has itself become a cancer on america you know if you had a blood sucking leech on your back that was just sucking a dry and you didn't do anything about it you just left it there to feast you'd be in say it that's exactly what we left for profit health insurance executives to suck us dry leave us sick all so they can just get fatter and fatter and fatter the state of vermont is working to knock these bloodsucking leaches off their back and it's past time for the rest of the nation to do the same thing i healthcare system should not exist to churn people into millionaires and billionaires like it does here in the united states and should exist to make sure that everyone has access to basic health care which is considered a human right in every other developed country in the world it exists so that health care can be delivered at the lowest possible price with the best possible. goal that's hard to achieve of people like dollar bill mcguire are constantly skim and cash off the top exist so that we're all healthier so that we can avoid disease outbreaks so that we

percent and what we're creating is a kind of neo feudalism and we're already seeing it with the leeching out of these huge post-industrial pockets of utter despair i did a story that's in the nation magazine this week on camden new jersey which per capita is the poorest city in the country and not coincidentally the most dangerous law and and used to be a manufacturer it's of such poster child exactly it was how many hundreds so even probably tell krit we're talking with chris hedges his new book death of the liberal while you can probably tell i'm i'm. groping for some cyclical all hope here in you know maybe we've been here before maybe there's a lesson we can pull out of that to get out of this mess am i doing this in vain or do you see. i don't think we have been here before and here's why number one there's a supranational quality to corporate capitalism which actually works to destroy the capacity of national governments and the viability of nation states number one number two the assault on the ecosystem is unprecedented we had moments in human civilization when various groupings

the system and a total execution in one way or another all these factors that are just predatory leeches a cancer on the system they add no value they simply make things worse not take a profit from the chaos they're trying to refloat trillions of debt and say it's a brand new day and look great for about maybe twenty minutes but then we'll be back to exactly where we were where we started which is a massive debt deal leveraging sovereignty being lost amongst all these euro zone countries and predatory i.m.f. bankers on the loose rope bankers looking to destabilize countries for a quick buck. iran's parliament has approved severing diplomatic ties with britain with due to withdraw their ambassador from london soon the decision comes less than a week after the u.k. banned its financial institutions from doing business with the tap room that was part of a new wave of sanctions that western countries including the u.s. imposed on iran over its alleged nuclear weapons program but as blogger david lindorff tells us there are fears that such punishing that measures will only provoke iran furth

the system and a total execution in one way or another all of these baxters that are just predatory leeches a cancer on the system to add no value but simply make things worse so think of profit from the chaos i do if i mention the word technocrats connection with banking that will get you going that's listen you're referring to the moment so you know if behind you investors already stop treating this as a country with a aaa score surely with that sort of credit rating with a problem there why should they be scared. the only thing that gives france in a aaa rating is the quality of the cheese and i'm afraid launch the cabin bear in the break lose their integrity france will be sliding down the slippery slope of ratings downgrades along with everyone else now to seriously doubt the a rating in france is over rated there are no aaa credits anymore there is a zero reserve banking system around the world nobody's got the cash to service their debts except for the i.m.f. was borrowing from other like minded global institutions better imposing the austerity measures this is all backed up by auste

robin leech. >> greg: all right. i want to show this. this is the best picture came of halloween. his son. there he is. the father is dressed as a battling of jack daniels and the kid is pack of marlboros. i think he is the greatest dad in the world. >> dana: it's funny. there is father son time in there. he took him trick-or-treating. >> bob: it gets them in trouble but there is an example of redneck. >> kimberly: here we go. >> bob: the idea you'd walk around with your kid as marlboro -- >> greg: got to go. >> kimberly: everybody can be a

the urgency is leeched out because there is actually a big story that has happened with respect to crimeaws. no matter what you do to law-abiding citizens it will not affect crazy people. >> that's because they are british and the british are more civilized. >> the bottom line is -- >> it works all over the world. >> it doesn't work in cities across the united states. >> the jury is out but i have to thank all of you for coming and taking part in this robust discussion. i appreciate all of you guys for being on the show. you will be back here in a couple of hours for your own show on msnbc. and i will be right back with my postscript. 5 ♪ it's true. you never forget your first subaru. ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. ♪ imagine me and you, i do ♪ i think about you day and night ♪ ♪ it's only right ♪ to think about the girl you love ♪ ♪ and hold her tight ♪ so happy together [ male announcer ] when life changes, so can your insurances needs. use travelers free guide to better coverage to

. >> is this like a 16th century study when they were still using leeches. >> that was like from 58 toher one of those things where scientists say there is no proof. but in many areas, midwives, for example, midwives, they know to get ready right around a full moon because there is more activity. in some hospitals apparently, they have extra nurses and people on call around the time of a full moon because they expect extra activity. women coming in, going into labor. it doesn't always lead right to birth. sometimes women come in and they go into labor and they go back home. but the anecdotal evidence is that there is something there but science says no. >> here is something new i learned today. you guys try to answer this. while pregnant, if you have heartburn frequently are you more likely to have a hairy baby? >> is that what you do over there in your down time. >> this is research i did. yes or no. >> does the heart bush affect the air? >> if you have heartburn -- >> i have heard you are more likely to have a hairy baby. >> i've heard that. >> the evidence is yes. >> you mean like h

. >> jimmy: leeches. >> yes. [ beeping ] >> jimmy: it's beeping faster!n has two -- [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: whoa! looks like 1-0. [ laughter ] [ applause ] ready, hal? >> yes. [ beeping ] >> jimmy: okay. if you're so scared you are -- >> scared straight? >> jimmy: you are -- >> straight as a board. >> jimmy: kind of, but color. what color are you? >> white. white as a ghost. >> jimmy: yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> something you do when you're drunk at night with your friends in a pool? >> skinny dip. >> yes. [ cheers ] >> okay. you clean up around your house to prevent these? they're like little rabbits? >> jimmy: dust bunnies. [ cheers ] >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> that was a good one. >> you think about something all the time you are -- and it's negative, you're -- >> in a depression. >> no, no. but, you're afraid it's going to happen. >> fearful. >> you think about it all the time, they say don't be -- it's a skin -- >> oh, a worry wart. >> there you go. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh! [ cheers and applause ] it's a game -- it's a yellow plastic thing. wi

and they become a contributing part of the society and instead of as some people see them just as a leechciety that you can put a program into place of what these individuals can be identified and work visas somewhere they can move back and forth between countries but not become united states citizens and that's where both mccain, that's where romney, that's where even bush went wrong when they talked about the issue of we're going to give amnesty to these individuals and people said, no we're not. >> if you let them stay at all and have visas some say that's a form of amnesty, they came in illegally, they should not be able to get any benefits. >> i disagree with the concept that somehow or another we're going to pack up 12 million, 15 million people and ship them back to the country of origin, that's not going to happen. we need to have reality has to be part of our conversation. and then you need to have a strategy to deal with it. and that is what i think we will have but first you have to secure that border. if you do not secure the border there's no use in having conversations how a

usually, a couple of years, performing junior sort of tasks, you know, blood letting and applying leeches stitch at that point, whatever it was, some grizzly things, probably overworked, possibly with resemblance to today's interns, but in any case, working within a hospital before they get to become a full on medical practitioner. i think this is -- this is kind of more speculative, but i think, you know, there's probably a number of workplace practices you can trace to fields like medicine and law because that he are presee gas fields that other -- prestigious fields that other fields want to copy. you see that with internships. it's common practice in the medical profession just at the time when medical profession is rationalizing and modernizing itself in the 20th century. the country used to be full of substandard medical schools producing people of doctors of highly varying quality, and the american medical association, in particular, steps in and says we need to, you know, we need to get rid of the quacks. we have to have certification, accreditation, all of these things which are

>>> tensions in syria aun the protesters there are reaching now -- and the protesters there are leeching -- reaching new rights -- heights. >>> it is being called a counter intelligence disaster. cia operatives are being routed out and captured in lebanon. that's acore -- that's according to the associated press. the u.s. considers hezbollah a group that's closely allied with iran. the cia is working to protect remaining spies in lebanon. >>> nato says one its service members was killed in a roadside bombing attack in southern afghanistan. the bbc says saysty was a u.s. soldier. >>> well, new this morning, a major league baseball player from the netherlands has been killed. his brother has been arrested as his suspected killer. >>> police in the netherlands say seattle mariners, greg halman was stabbed to death early today. officers arrested his 22-year- old brother but no charges have been filed. the 24-year-old halman played in 35 games for the mariners last season before he was sent down to the minors. >>> tragedy at this weekend's philadelphia marathon. police say 21-year-old college

he is expected to leech leave the island today.prosecutors do plan to appeal that decision, don. >> thank you very much, this morning city homicide detectives are investigating a shooting death in southwest baltimore last night. our media partner the sun reports an adult male was shot in the head and later died. so far no arrests have been made. two more people have died from a prescription george's county house fire, simon monroe and janet macklin died yesterday. their home caught fire on sunday when six-year-old amare' noel was killed they are blaming an overloaded power strine for the blaze. >>> the state is expected to call its star witness today, the woman whose voice was heard on the call is scetd scheduled to testify. his attorneys say she made the calls, his lawyer says it is to get people to the polls. another person is charged and will got on trial later. >>> phillips seafood is expanding again right here just before the official power plant opening they announced they will open it. it will feature nearly 5000 slot machin

political correctness and recognize the fact that there are millions and millions of illegal aliens leeching the medicare system due to the anchor baby phenomenon, and funded by charitable organizations like that catholic charities that provide paralegal service for the illegal aliens, knowing full well that they are illegal. why can we fix that -- why can we not fix that? guest: i know that they have reached out to people who need help. a fire truck comes up in your neighborhood, dan, and there is a fire. they do not call out through a megaphone, are you all legal, because if not, we're not going to put the house out. i am applying that to the basic thing that you just said. illegal aliens are human beings. we have to face the subject straight on. i think the president is trying to be honest. more illegal aliens have been deported because of applying the law and in this president's tenure than the president before. he signed up to do a job but he wants a better solution. i think that is something that we all want. we can never remove 12 million illegal aliens. by that time we remove them, w

if you just like a leech has played out, there is a whole core of activists in cairo who have no linksto the broader country. they don't have links outside of cairo they have extent that national not works. part of opening up the system means you have to do politics in a serious way. one of the things that monarchies have been extraordinarily successful at doing in saudi arabia better than all is they keep the religious conservatives are social liberals under their wings, protect them against each other and become the arbiter. and that in many ways protects centrality of the monarchy and exposed its fearful of what might happen if you really had a more democratic system that ends up continuing the system rather than opening up to political reform. >> thank you, jon. another round of questions and then restart their common, man. >> thank you. margarita ragsdale with department of state. i've been following the middle east for many years starting out as a graduate student and looking at the year in spring, i really was excited then i began to worry. i wonder if these monarchies are damne

that public sector work -- workers are themselves -- [inaudible] and will he stop treating them like leeches on the public scourge? >> of course people who work in the public sector pay taxes, make an enormous contribution to the british economy. and enormous contribution, but she should recognize that public sector pay restraints under the pension reform is one of the way actually we can minimize the impact, reduce the impact of the very large deficit that her government ran up. on the public sector workers. >> thank you, mr. speaker to make it a wholehearted welcome to the announcement concerning the crossing would make a big difference as will help small business by dick can i make a plea to the chancellor to look further at small business exit the finance whether it will be expanded, possibly floating the business growth fund? >> i'm very happy to look at ideas to enhance the business growth fund, which, of course, is operated by the banks, principally but it is there a commitment to investing in small companies. we've already announced the investment scheme which i think will help inves

guest: they have been meeting in secret so much what we know has been kind of leeched, trickled out so it's been tough to really get a handle on exactly where they are. however we do know that last week there were two plans, one by each party that were, again, leaked. we don't even have written documents or anything like that. but quite different. the democratic plan calls for about -- it's a $3 trillion plan. about $1. trillion in spending cuts. about $1. trillion in tax -- $1.3 trillion in taxes. the republican plan is about $2.2 trillion, about 75% of that is spending cuts. no tax increases. and that has really been the sticking point. the taxes. and basically the democrats have been resistant to tax increases and republicans have -- i'm sorry basically the democrats have wanted -- want a balance approach between tax increases and spending cuts. and the republicans have really resisted against any tax increases. host: "the new york times" this morning has this editorial, tales from the super committee. democrats were willing to cut too much, in their opinion, but republicans won't g