leonard is very smart and clever.lk a great talk. >> though caseworker beverly gill more has raised sirius questions about him, her goal is to give them an opportunity to pro themselves so she rekently made a controversial decision. after mcquay successfully completed a program, she gave him a job in the housing unit. >> i did make him a sanitation worker. that was to the dislike of some of my supervisors. they thought that i had lost my mind. i would never, they say, let him get out of his cell. i said, let's give him a chance. i talked to leonard, i said one time, buddy, you pass a scrap of paper to another offender you will be without your job. and we are watching him probably more closely than we are any -- at least this mrs. gill mohr is because i've got something to prove i think he can do it. >> change is gauged by behavior. if you are actually changing your behave must change and i believe my behavior has changed. >> mcquay hopes that a positive job performance will help him win his transfer and his fate will

leonard downie, welcome to democracy now!alk about your findings, this conference of, first-time report of the committee to protect journalists on press freedom here in the united states. ask a program called the insider threat program instituted since the bradley manning leaks, that requires government employees to monitor each other to make sure they're not leaking information to anyone, including journalists, to really have frightened government officials. many reporters i interviewed here in washington say government officials are afraid to talk to them. they are afraid their telephone conversations in their e-mail exchanges would be monitored. that is to say investigators could come in later, as they did in several leaks investigations, and use their telephone and e- mail records in order to find the contacts between government officials and reporters. they are scared to talk to reporters. this is not good because i just heard the president saying he was concerned about the safety of our troops and our intelligence offic

in just a few minutes we're going to be talking with new jersey congressman leonard lance. he will be questioning secretary sebelius when she finally appears before the house energy and commerce committee. >>> martha wallace, the voice of edna on the simpsons has died. the long-time television actress' credits from playing the secretary on "the bob newhart show" to "murphy brown." the actress plays who lisa simpson said, quote, cheers to the hilarious, kind, fab marcia wallace who has taken her leave of us. heaven is now a much funnier place because of you, marcia. >>> a massive manhunt for a gunman lasting late into the night. a terrifying ordeal as a bus filled with students burst into flames on a busy highway. the whole thing caught on cellphone videotape. plus, a very real threat of a nationwide cyber attack crippling america's entire power grid. no electricity, cellphone, no gasoline, fresh food, clean water, and no way out. >> looking like a total power outage across the entire country. >> a colossal and history making blackout. >> the likes of which we have never see

leonard lance. florida congressman bill young told a reporter that he support aid clean budget. congressman, mario diaz barlart told "the miami herald" he would happily vote for a clean bill. 217. richard hanna is for it. 214. tim griffin of arkansas 215. representative don young from alaska said he would vote for a clean budget.

and newland but looks like it will head toward leonard town in central and southern st. mary's and calvert. all of this is moving toward port royal, maybe up 301, might clip southern charles in another hour, 90 minutes or so. other than that, fairly quiet this morning and mild. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. but just want to point out these temps back in columbus and cleveland in the 40s. there's a cold front that comes through tonight. we're going to get into some cooler air after today where we're going to be close to 75 this afternoon. right now it's 59 in leesburg and manassas. it's 60 in rockville. 59 for bowie. joint base andrews 61. you see these clouds over town now. mostly cloudy morning. 64 degrees. dew points have crept into the low 60s. feeling muggy out there with a light southwesterly wind at 3 miles an hour. wider picture of this front. kind of tough to pick out any significant front here because

leonard town a half-mile. three-quarters in warrenton. winchester up to cross junction, 52. have to be dealing with the fog in a couple of spots for a couple more hours. down in the mid-40s in the cool spots. 50 andrews with the fog. 51 in arlington. good morning, monika samtani. >>> it is for us because we're at work but not for 95 commuters on the southbound side in virginia. the early morning crash was finally cleared to the shoulder in newington after backlick road. i've been talking about it for over an hour. virginia constituent place told me it involve -- virginia state police told me it involved a car and a truck. from springfield right into newington all low the -- although the lanes are open, it's heavy through that area. it affected the northbound side as well. let's go over to another map.

. -- leonard town. southern calvert county you'll see it too. the extreme southern and eastern part of the county the way it looks now. temperatures mild on the east coast. we're in the 50s and 60s this morning but look back at ohio. those are 40s. behind the cold front that is coming. that will bring some cooler air in here as we head toward tomorrow. today, though, we're in the upper 50s and low 60s now with 62 in crofton. laurel is 59. 59 also in fairfax and hair market this morning and germantown. not bad but cooler, 57. outside on our michael & son weather camera, you see the cloudy skies. 63 with a south, southwesterly wind at 3 miles an hour. humidity high at 90%. here's sort of a front here. a little upper energy impulse. notice the enhancement of the showers in illinois and western kentucky this morning. that is going to be coming through. little pieces here and there. this is 3:00 and toward 5:30 or so. some of the commute home may be seeing some showers. not a yellow alert but boarder

leonard town and st. mary's city getting closer to 60. cooler in annapolis. the satellite picture, more sunshine the further north and west you travel and definitely more clouds if you go down into portions of southern maryland and the eastern shore is pretty much socked in at this point in time. no rain chances for today, but the rain isn't far away. look at all the rain now across the outer banks of north carolina. that moisture is ready to come back in our direction. and we do still need the rain. we've only had about half of our average rainfall since talk 1st. we've had a little more than 3 1/2 inches of rain, average would have been 7 1/2 inches of rain. so we definitely have a little bit of catching up still to do. hometown forecast, manassas, up to 70 degrees today, mid-50s by 10:00 this evening. much cooler weather is in place and it's going to stay that way, on the chilly side tomorrow morning, clouds will start to lower and thicken again by tomorrow, midafternoon. and by tomorrow late afternoon into the evening, shower chances are back. so here's y

leonard town a half-mile. three-quarters in warrenton. winchester up to cross junction, 52. have to be dealing with the fog in a couple of spots for a couple more hours. down in the mid-40s in the cool spots. 50 andrews with the fog.

leonard mirise and family were given an warbgs an -- leonard ramirez family who were given an award for their outstanding work in the community. their children are following in their parent's footsteps. >>> tonight does not look bad, numbers will still be in the 70s. things are changing as we look towards san francisco. we have the forecast coming up for you after a break. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party. ♪ let's get some cake in you. i could go for some cake. [ male announcer ] switch and add a wireless receiver. get u-verse tv for $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. drew serious runners, party animals, and music lovers tn jose today. thousands turned out for the race, which went through e and several >>> the rock 'n' roll half marathon is for serious runners, party animals and mu

a member of congress involved in this process, i sat down earlier with republican representative leonard lantz of new jersey and started by asking him why he thinks both republicans and democrats are to blame for this. >> i think that we should fund the government and certainly we should pay our bills on time and fact that the government is now in abeyance i think is a failure of all of those who serve in washington. i would hope that the president would come to the negotiating table as we republicans have suggested. on the republican side, i would have preferred to have continuing resolution voted in july and then we could proceed with negotiations from that point. but we are where we are and i think that we should all sit down at the table and i would particularly encourage the president of the united states to do so in the spirit of bipartisan cooperation. >> should negotiations continue as the government shuts down or should we fix that problem and then negotiate over larger spending deals? >> i think we should be negotiating right now and majority leader canter has come to the table

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of the 301 there leonard was driving southbound on route 301 near cly better drive. when vehicle from northbound side went airborne and slammed into traffic heading southbound. >> sroegs hit me. and knocked me into the shoulder. and then, from there, you know everybody you know, they hit everybody else. >> this mur choir raw was speeding over turned. and yellow truck caught fire and burned. lawn colbert who was passenger, saw everything on unfold. we ended up ditch. luxury we will in this slow lane here. two other vehicles were not so lucky. police say the 23-year-old driver of the mercury and his 17 wrefld passenger were air lifted to printed george down hospital. nine other people including two small children were rushed by tpwhraopbs the hospital. it is worst thing ever been enveloped in. it was pretty bad. just be clear police have not confirmed a drag race they will only say that vehicle that ined up on wrong side of the highway, and collided head on was southbound traffic watts speeding. charges are pending. >> breaks pu washington hospital. would have just lea

americans as possible and i hope moving forward we can work in a bipartisan capacity congressman leonard lance from new jersey thanks so much for coming on. so we've all heard of too big to fail that affliction on wall street of major banks dominating the market and extracting costly bailouts from taxpayers but you know this problem transcends wall street and searches into other sectors of our economy too as companies merge with each other into behemoths this is evident in the heavily consolidated telecom industry artie's period boring explores too big to talk you remember the term too big to fail it's been used since the two thousand and eight financial collapse to explain how the biggest banks are so large that the economy would collapse if they did and their two thousand and thirteen and the biggest financial firms are even bigger than they were in two thousand and eight and it's not just the banks the wireless telecommunications industry is seeing a new wave of consolidation coupled with price hikes is it possible mobile carriers are starting a new era of too big to talk so much so t

from a member of congress involved in this process i sat down earlier with republican representative leonard lance of new jersey and i started by asking him why he thinks both republicans and democrats are to blame for this. i think that we should fund the government and certainly we should pay our bills on time and the fact that the government is now in a balance i think is a failure of all of those who serve in washington i would hope that the president would come to the negotiating table as we republicans have suggested on the republican side i would have preferred to have a continuing resolution voted in july and then we could proceed with negotiations from that point but we are where we are and i think that we should all sit down at the table and i would particularly encourage the president the united states to do so in the spirit of bipartisan cooperation what do you make of what democrats say that they'll sit at the table once the government gets funded should negotiations continue as the government shuts down or should we fix that problem and then negotiate over larger spending bills

americans as possible and i hope moving forward we can work in a bipartisan compactly congressman leonard lance from new jersey thanks so much for coming on. american workers come a long way since we fought the red coats with. muskets during the revolutionary war since then we've expanded our weapons arsenal do include the use of out of bombs drones tamari up tomahawk missiles you know just to name a few so what will the military come up with next tonight's resident laurie her from this explores the use of britney spears music to fight off some always pirates . and their powerful weapons that the rest of the world should fear no i'm not talking about our giant supply of nuclear weapons or our store of chemical weapons i don't mean i'm drones it's not even our giant military that we spread all over the planet that the rest of the world should be or most of the american weapon the rest of the world needs to really fear is britney spears don't believe me just ask somali pirates who were on terrified from britney spears songs. according the navy officials onboard supertankers off the east coa

americans as possible and i hope moving forward we can work in a bipartisan capacity congressman leonard lance from new jersey thanks so much for coming on. now to texas where a school district just outside houston is trying to win approval from taxpayers to build a massive seventy million dollar high school football stadium on november fifth the katy independent school district will hold an election asking taxpayers to approve a ninety nine million dollar bond that includes the new football stadium you can see the designs right here as bond also included twenty five million dollars for a new agricultural center and four point five million dollars for a new science technology engineering and math center and that has many voters angered since they approve of the new agricultural and math and science center but they don't approve of the new football stadium a city lawrence president of an anti-tax group known as katie libertaria said quote they are coming at us with a ninety nine million dollar bond that is all or nothing some of us support these stem center and the agricultural facilities

host: congressman leonard lance represents the seventh district jersey.ir, thank you for your time. guest: thank you very much. host: our conversation continues up next with democrat george miller. we will be right back. >> the house has adjourned and the senate has adjourned. he comes across from the house over to the senate chamber. a perch or cain with a gold knob at the end. preston books guest to sumner and says, mr. sumner and he raises his cane. i have read your speech over twice. it is a libel against my state and my relatives. brooks comes down on the top of his head. >> it would take charles sumner three years to recover from that beating and would take the country have a step closer to civil war. part of a three-day holiday weekend on american history tv 3.is weekend on c-span top nonfiction authors including ee dee meyers. >> until i call my editor and say i would write a book and she said ok. >> all of us are subjected to judith taxes, being ignored -- tenets of taxes, being ignored by the liberal media. we're all in the same boat no matter w

half-mile in leonard town. a quarter mile martinsburg west into garrett county and into the shenandoah valley, it's near zero with the visibility in luray. temps in the 40s and 50s. jacket weather this morning with 51 in fredricksburg. 50 in gaithersburg. 48 leesburg over to winchester and 52 martinsburg. also in cross junction steve checking in with me from there. one more time we're looking outside. this is wisconsin avenue in northwest washington, washington, d.c. from our roof here at wusa. you can see the fog we're dealing with. we can handle that. certainly a cloudy start here. 56. light easterly winds east, northeast 3 miles per hour. not much after blip there and humidity 87%. we have the fog around. that's going to burn off. the next thing we're watching is this big storm spinning in the northern plains and snow on the west side. we've got the rain north and the showers and even some storms east. look at this line of storms going through kansas city a few hours ago down toward tulsa. that front is goin

but after decades of fighting for others, leonard began to fight for himself. ♪ leonard never complainedt the cancer that ultimately took his life in 1999. sylvia is a web producer at bay area television station. >> we have new information on this accident -- >> len is a veteran reporter at a bay area television station, yet the broadcaster still has time for community service through his video talent. >> i fell in love with len's parents from the moment i met them. >> len's wife picked up the family calling from day one, volunteering at pta and other school functions. a legacy started by a man who plays the saks for the u.s. army, a legend who believed in country, community and family. it's why the hispanic foundation of silicon valley is humbled by honoring the ramirezs as la familia, the family of the year. >> thank you. >> good to see that talented journalest. still ahead a tropical paradise but it's turning into a nightmare because of a record number of drownings. plus -- >> we d it for the kids. it's not okay. >> a community devastated, what thieves stole from a girls' soft ball le

>¿y que es es >>puess un padecimiento que algunos autistas pueden desarrollar,unque en el caso de leonardo en algunos casos como este desarrollan cuadades muy espeales. algunos pueden ser mateÁticos muy brillantes... o como leonardo, un mÚsico excelente. >>¿y cuÁnto tiempo duresto? >>toda la vida, marcia. podemos decir que ess ante una peona con muchÍsimo talento para la mÚsica. [♪] >>virgencita, vine a agradecte por todas tus bendiciones, por la ayuda ecÓmica, el trabajo en la escuela de mÚsica, loe leo. lo Único que anhelo, morenita... es que mi hijo algÚ dÍme puedaecir... mamÁ. >>y no me mires asÍ, que bien sÉ lo que le hiciste a marcia. >>ro ¡¿quÉ hice?! usted pidiÓ que recontratara a marcia y eso estÁ hecho. >>¡ay, por favor, elizath, noe creatonto! bien sÉ que hicte una denuncia en contra de marcia y de su niÑo por maltro y abuso. >>¡, doctor! ¿cÓmo cree que yo voy a hacer go asÍ? si yo a marcia le tengo mucho aprecio. >>¡por favor, mer! si yo me dedicara a otra ca, te mprarÍa tu mala actuaciÓn, pero sÉ bien ando alguien estÁ fingiendo. doctor, le aseguro que de ninguna ne yo he tra

that's when kathleen leonard realized her son had left them on the counter, while digging through his pockets for change. she says she'll have a talk with her son about being more respectful with his grandma's ashes. still ahead, it's a nuisance for firefighters and a danger to the community, as gangs firebomb the same house a dozen times in two weeks. the reason why, when the late edition continues. was it a protest, or piracy? it depends on which side you're listening to, as an international incident is developing in the arctic. more on that...coming up. a texas state senator who's star is rising on the national scene has her sights set on the governor's chair. best known for her filibuster to defeat restrictions on abortion, democratic state senator wendy davis officially through her hat in the ring for governor. ((take sot)) incumbent governor rick perry has said he will not run for anot

i want to use what i leonard in the airport committee to help inform the group. secondly as a gay latino harvey milk's has been a hero not only to the lgbt community but ass an inspiration to all folks. there's a special interest i know we all have in understanding the way to honor the past specify. and as a former airport employee at the sf 0 you can't have a great city without a great airport. we have a great city that what protect the reputation but to enhance our cities standing and a recognition as a leader internationally when it comes to human rights if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> any questions? seeing none. thank you very much. next speaker >> hello supervisors and good afternoon. i'm maggie. thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to present to you this afternoon in consideration of having me on this committee. i'm you currently an employee i work in the film office. any time folks come to town to get permits thaim i'm their person. i'm enrolled here in class and people are always talking about you in class. i worked i

joining me is congressman, leonard lance, republican from new jersey. and congresswoman donna christianson, democart, the u.s. virgin island & a doctor herself. congressman, lance, i am confused at this point of the sort of republican objection from a approximately see standpoint is the idea that health insurance scum pans should not be able to cancel policies in the individual market? >> that is correct. and, that is the substance. first we want to make sure that the procedure works. which is the website. i want to work with the administration to make sure the website is up and running fully as quickly as possible, chris. >> well that's great. i think that is, everyone, who cares about it, feels that way. just to make sure i am understanding you. the republican, your position, republican party position is that private health insurance scum pa companies should not be canceling policies in the individual market. something they are not allowed to do? >> i think that those who are satisfied with their health care policies should be able to keep their healt

. >> reporter: lon colbert and leonard jones were riding in the same car when it happened. but not hurt. >> we were in the slow lane here. the two other vehicles weren't so lucky. >> reporter: this break car that ended up on its roof was drag racing in the northbound lanes of 301. >> some of the folks inside those cars that we were able to speak with say they were absolutely terrified to see the two speeding cars, hit the median and slam right into them. >> it is the worst thing i have ever been involved in. >> reporter: the crash was so violent, one of the cars hit, erupted into flames. some went by ground, others by air, to the hospital, according to those who small it happen, one small child. >> one small child, it was pretty bad. he didn't look too good. >> there are chilling accounts from eyewitnesses who saw the afternoon calm shattered in an incident. -- in an instant. >>> it is day 7 of the government shutdown. not a whole lot changed over the weekend. house speaker john boehner says the president needs to be willing to negotiate if he wants the government to reopen

leonard and erma founded several hispanic organizations. >> it really speaks to the work of my parentsho so long ago in the 1950s paved the way for many of the social service agencies that we have today in the santa clara valley. >> con congratulations. >> yes. neat people all of the way around. >> a nice guy. >> absolutely. >>> all right, now, gorgeous sunset. >> yes. sunset is, wow, it is about two minutes ago. and most of us saw. it of course we had a little character in the sky out there. high cloudiness, adding to the effect. now that the sunset there is another beautiful sight, the crescent moon. just above you will see a bright yellow star. it is actually the planet saturn. it will be when the skies get darker, look towards the west. the crescent moon, above that. show your kids saturn. you have a telescope they will never forget the first time they see the planet in the view of the telescope. it is something. so is this. winds shifting from the east to the northwest and the result is that we are going to cool down in the bay area, those driesterly winds are easing up of the sea

oh, leonard, i have something for you. roommate agreement, this is your 24-hour notice that i will be having a non-related female spending two nights in our apartment.

the obama administration is the most closed, controlled freak administration he has ever seen and leonardnie who ran the newsroom at "the washington post" as you mentioned, he says that national security reporters find, this is is a quote, that government officials are increasingly fearful of talking to them and they worry that their fox communications with sources can be monitored at any time. so what they're basically saying is that the obama administration is the most secretive in memory and they are even prosecuting leakers in greater numbers than ever. and this makes it it very difficult for reporters to do their job. that's basically what they are saying. >> bill: do you believe that? >> i think it's a matter of much more a matter of gray than black and white. first of all, they are talking about national security stories. now, i'm willing to accept that if the administration is merely hiding stuff because it would embarrass them, then publish away. broadcast everything you can find, publish everything you can find. but, what happens, bill, when a leaker who, by the way, has taken a

followed in the footsteps of their parents leonard and irma. >> speaks to the work of my parents who paved the way for many of the social service agencies we have today in the santa clara valley and the silicon valley. >> helped bring a park to their neighborhood and been an active volunteer in local schools. very deserving recognition. that's it for us. we leave you now with a look at the a's. the series is now tied up. ,,,,,, female announcer: female announcer: save up to 35% on a huge selection of clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. sleep train's inventory clearance sale is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ female announcer: female announcer: closed captioning brought to you by sleep train mattress centers. previously on "two and a half men": i think you should move in. (gasps) you bet your ass you're not going to do it. i'm moving in with lyndsey. alan. lyndsey and i have decided to live together. well, here we are. final good-bye. one can only hope. alan? melissa? i've missed you. so, seeing anybody? nope. you? no. alan? i

leonard freeman from glaxosmithkline.covers four different strains of the flu. is that correct? >> correct. stuart: how much like a ford? >> wholesale price $15. stuart: wholesale. you sell it to the drugstore or the doctor and he had a charge and i get in north of 15 bucks a shot. do you have any competitors in the field? >> yes, many manufacturers for flu vaccine in the united states with the squadron valence 4 strain vaccine there are four manufacturers, thrilled for the first time this year, the centers for disease control is making available and recommending the traditional strain and the four strain vaccines. stuart: your shot is a good shot. is it better than your competitors? >> flu vaccines are work about the same but there is opportunity for improvement so we sat down working with public health community and said what can we do better than the current vaccines? four strain vaccines offer potential for broader protection. stuart: i can afford to buy one but convince me that i should get one. >> influenza is a ser

according to court documents, the company's owner, leonard glenn francis, used all expense paid trips, tickets to performances of "the lion king" and lady gaga as well as prostitutes to steer business his way. those bribes allegedly went to navy commander michael misiewicz who escaped the killing fields of cambodia in the 1970s and was adopted by an american family and gone on to command a u.s. navy warship. an inspirational story which made him a local hero. >> what a privilege and honor it is to be here in a united states military uniform. >> reporter: but e-mails quoted in the court documents tell a different story. francis wanted misiewicz to use his influence as an officer with the pacific-based 7th fleet to arrange u.s. ship visits to what francis called pearl ports where he could overcharge the navy for his services. after the aircraft carrier "stennis" spent an extra day in one port, misiewicz e-mailed francis "you ask, i deliver." that extra day was worth $250,000 to francis. after the ship called at another pearl port, francis billed the navy $2.7 million, about twice the go

. >> reporter: lon colbert and leonard jones were riding in the same car when the crash happened. but not hurt. >> we ended up in the ditch. luckily we were in the slow lane. the two other vehicles weren't so lucky. >> reporter: according to victims of the crash, this black car was drag racing with another car on the northbound lanes of 301. they crossed into southbound traffic. some of the folks inside the cars we spoke with say it was absolutely terrifying to see those two speeding cars come from one side of the road, skip the median and slam right into them. >> it's the worst thing i've ever been involved in. >> reporter: the crash was so violent one of the cars hit erupted into flames. 11 people in total were taken to area hospitals in varying conditions. some went by ground, others by air including a small child according to those who saw it happen. >> one small child was -- it was pretty bad. he didn't look too good. >> reporter: they're chilling accounts from eyewitnesses who saw the afternoon calm along this stretch of road shattered in an instant. in brandywine, ken moles

yesterday, i was with congressman leonard lance and even clark and congressman holt ayne and wesman p were talking about this in a bipartisan regional basis. i know some of this has been touched upon. i will try not to be repetitive. but i do stand that traditional copper networks operate even when power lines go down. is, because at&t has a large legacy copper communications network and significant plans to deploy new favor -- new fiber into this structure, how will it matter -- how will it handle natural disasters like hurricanes? we know the copper continues to operate. but what happens now with the new fiber networks and dealing with that issue? how will you do with it? >> -- how will you deal with it? technology,no unfortunately, congressman, that allows you to power the line. fiber heads have other advantages in addition to internet capacity. one of them is relevant in a hurricane or flooding zone or in a sandy-type situation. seawater will destroy copper. and make it unrepairable. fiber is very resilient in that type of situation and frankly so are our wireless networks. they a

and congressman leonard lance joins us for more.om both sides, from a senate democrat. look, we've got to extend the open enrollment and give it breathing room here. that sounds to me like an idea that would be a retreat, the first. what do you say? >> gene shaheen, the united states senator on the democratic side from new hampshire has suggested this and we have suggested, as republicans in the house, to postpone the individual mandate for a year, and the president of the united states refused to negotiate on that. and now, democrats are mentioning this as well as republicans, and the rollout of the website has been an absolute, unmitigated disaster. stuart: but this would be the easiest thing for the administration to do. it would not be a one-year delay, it would not be the abandonment of the individual mandate, it would be just extend the rollout and enrollment period. that would be the easiest thing for them to do. i think it's likely, what about you? >> perhaps. but i think that the individual mandate may ultimately have to be

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i mean there's lots of streets in downtown manhattan with broad street you know we could call it leonard street let's just pick something a little little prince street all act royal and then you go well repackage it will be a totally to be exact i mean rebranding works some of the touch of great ideas are coming up again we should be writing this down. now moving right along it is holloway and of course and this is kind of interesting the national retail federation says that this year americans will spend three hundred thirty million dollars on costumes for their pets seriously seriously three hundred thirty million dollars. thirty million now this is about people are going to spend six point nine billion in some so in total pet costumes aren't that that much of the total but it seems kind of cruel i mean look at these pictures to check out looks like it's having a good time it looks like it's possessed by the devil and it's supposed to be a fairy i mean it's just serving to me but there's again all the exhaust that i was looking at and i mean it does show you because you already have co

also joining me via skype, david leonard, associate professor at washington state yooumpbt who sharesoing to start with you. the last trial judge didn't instruct the jury properly. how confident are you that this conviction will ultimately be overturned? >> the challenge is that we consistently litigate a woman's behavior. we say why didn't she just leave? why didn't she do this? why didn't she do that? why didn't she do the other? now, on november 1st, there's a hearing about whether or not the prosecution is going to drop the case or go forward and set a date for a new trial. 31 for marrissa put together this campaign for the entire month. >> we're going to talk a little bit more about that, but it's not just as easy as people living. it's not quite that easy. >> it thefr is. there's not an appreciation of a woman's life. leaving can mean losing your life. this made it seem clear that the first judge was right. isn't she facing the same difficulty this time around, david? well, clearly, the difficulties affect a domestic violence issue that puts the onus on women. asks want women ha

who is making sure constituent concerns are still being heard well i spoke with representative a leonard lance and this is what he said his office is doing to address this issue and we have only a skeleton staff in our offices in new jersey and indeed only several people here in washington but we do have you on paid in turns here in washington so your interns are still working they are and i give them a great deal of credit because they're usually in college and they have to balance their college schedules which is working in our office so mr lance is lucky enough to have volunteers in turns her volunteering their time and continuing to volunteer their time through the government shutdown but whether or not a member of congress decides to for a low has stopped his staff that's up to each individual off it so some members may not follow anyone could for well all their employees so whether or not your congressman is still hearing your concerns is going to depend on your district but the house is still open today they opened at ten am with a series of debates and they're voting on several p

the defense caused judge leonard hand--that--that defense caused judge leonard hand, perhaps the most distinguished court of appeals judge in our history, to call manton, 'a moral moron.' have--did you find that kind of--of bribery anywhere in the court system when you did your own research? >> guest: oh, absolutely. i found a lot of it and not just historic examples like that, but going on right now. in fact, in san diego a couple of years ago, the fbi ran this operation which wound up resulting in the conviction of three judges on charges of bribery. and they were getting all sorts of goodies from a local trial lawyer, everything from free car repairs to, in one bizarre case, a ju--this lawyer hired a ghostwriter to write a novel for this judge. c-span: and--and how is corruption dealt with in the system? >> guest: well, that's the problem. it's not dealt with very well. that's why there's so much of it. basically, the only way it's dealt with is when prosecutors come forward and investigate judges. but prosecutors are people who have to appear before judges every day, so they're go