right now lou dobbs, can i hear him.he hyperventilating over the prospect that taxes might be raised. i mean, this is what is going to happen next week, leslie. >> i'm scared heart attacks and hyper ventilation. at least i'm healthy with you at the moment, bill. i have to tell you the president has a responsibility, especially if he wants to be reelected of having a great economy. the reality is the bush tax cuts were set for a decade and the bush tax cuts did not help to stimulate the economy. >> bill: they did in the beginning. they got us out of the 2001 recession. >> where are they now? >> bill: we're here because of a big wall street con, not because folks are paying taxes or not. look, leslie. >> that's debatable. it's so fallacious it hurts my ear lobe. the taxes were $4 billion more or a trillion dollars -- i don't know. they were much higher than they are under president obama. the government took in more money under bush than under obama because the economy was better. the better the economy is, the more revenu

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lou his. -- st. lou white house. 17-10 rams. smith throws one out to davis. unbelievable catch.ny davis called for holding. one of 14 niner penalties and the third time a touchdown pass was called back because of a penalty. the niner would nod be -- not be denied. a bullet to michael crabtree. the rams roar book. under 2:00 to play. sam bradford with an 11-play, 70-yard drive, finds steven jackson, game-tying field. rams win thes to. 49er d shuts them down. niners in field goal raid, and joe nedney nails a 29 yarder. niners win it 23-20, improving to 3-6. troy smith is their starter. >> everything on the field, felt the pain and anguish in between of two touchdowns being called back, but we came out with the win. >> you saw what i saw. he made plays. and he made plays in crucial times, and that's what you want. so, have to decide this week. >> mike: around the nfl, great finish jacksonville. game tied at 24-23. the hail mary. quinn knocks it down but right into the hands of mike thomas. he will take it for the game-winning score. the jags' prayers are answered, they win. the rai

lou he's sez more study is needed. he emphasizes a study focused on benefits of the technology for heavy smokers. >> make sure that this is a population at high yuf risk that finding cansers outweighs risks of doing the ct scan. >> this radiation is low dose. and there are other factors to c namely false positives which can trigger a lot of alarm and additional, unnecessary testing. >> it's fascinating research. coming up at 5:30, abc explains how this study will impact the screening and treatment of lung cancer. >> tomorrow, former bart police officer will learn whether he goes to prison for a long time for the shooting death of an unarmed passenger. mehserle convicted of shooting oscar grant new year's day, 2009. the judge could sentence mehserle to 14 years or less or give him probation. and there is families on both sides very anxious now. >> disappointment for oscar grant's family. we learn that had they're hoping to have as many as five, or six people speak at tomorrow's hearing. today they told us they were told

that's the question and lou dobbs will weigh in on that debate. bill: we are watching what's happening in korea. if you're just waking up there is breaking news in the korean pen la where the north fired artillery at the south. it is at least two dead. what is america's commitment to south korea, what does that mean for our military, 36,000 strong? the american presence in south korea today. top of the hour, top story this morning. i can't find it. ♪ [ female announcer ] new tide with acti-lift technology helps remove many dry stains as if they were fresh. hey! you found it. yeah, it must have been hiding in my closet. [ female announcer ] new tide with acti-lift. style is an option. clean is not. get acti-lift in these tide detergents. come celebrate exciting cars that are stunning to look at, exhilarating to drive and worry free to own. celebrate this holiday season with the gift of platinum. jaguar platinum coverage: five years or 50,000 miles of complimentary scheduled maintenance, and no cost replacement of wear and tear items visit your jagu

bill: thank you lou for coming in out of florida, lou dobbs. we'll see new new york real soon, right? member of our team officially at fox news. martha. martha: we welcome him here. how about this? it has been eight years since they've started dating but prince william has finally popped the question. get ready for royal wedding mania, the next generation, folks. bill: going to be huge. martha: here we go. and a new book reveals how it all really happened. bill: also, should airline security trump public opinion? the viral video sparking a national debate over the patdown. >> hand on your inner thigh, two times in the front and two times in the back. >> you touch my junk i'm going to have you arrested. bill: we are two full weeks after the legs and still counting votes and alaska's senate race, write-in candidate lisa murkowski currently in the lead, she's about 1700 votes ahead of the tea party favorite joe miller. there's a dispute over how some of the ballots were filled out and state election law requires voters to fill out an oval and spel

el grupo incluye a los actores steven seagal, peter lupus, de misiÓn imposible y hasta a lou ferrignosu interpretaciÓn de hulk en la popular serie de los aÑos 70... por otro lado, el boicot a ese estado por la polemica ley de inmigracion le ha costado al estado mas de 140 millones de dolares en negocios perdidos por la en costa ricintensa mporad lluvias no ceden, en donde se declaro la alerta amarilla en la capital para agilizar la asignacion de cursos y la asistencia a los damnificados... los temporales de anoche tambien afectaron zonas rurales vecinas de bogota con grave perjuicio al ganado y los cultivos... habitantes de la barriada popular de bosa, en el sur de bogota, fueron desalojados de sus casas en bote debido a los desbordes de rios... al espacio preguntele a su abogado... on preguntas de los tidentes sobre inmigracion... 1. me llamo lolo y soy salvadoreno... llegue hace cincos... no tengo papeles... quiero pedir asilo, pero no se si califico... vine a este pais huyendole a las maras en mi pais... ellos querian que yo les pagara dinero... me amenazaron, me asaltaron, me golp

lou, nice see you. >> good to be with you greta. >> greta: strange twist of fate. who would have guessed this one? >> not a soul. >> greta: longtime since we've been on the air together. >> it has, i haven't calculated the exact time. i think it is a decade or so. >> greta: welcome to fox news channel. let me get right to the topic for tonight. many americans of the republican -- many members of the republican party are opposed to birthright are you in favor of changing that or not? >> absolutely not. i'm one of those who is very, very reserved when it comes to the idea of changing the constitution for any reason. greta, the idea that we would tamper with the 14th amendment, it application to illegal immigrants. it begs the question why are we not securing our borders? why are we not effectively enforcing immigration laws? to tammer with the constitution and take an -- to tamper with the constitution and take away constitutional rights >> greta: no one can blame lou dobbs for not securing our borders. you have been talking about this for a long tile. i don't think

in the corner i have "we are one." >> thank you, lou.[applause] >> i give this to all the young men in the active duty we have. we have a small contingents there right out of fort gordon. and i go down and visit with them regularly. i also give this to those who served in vietnam and korea and as a storm. any of them. -- and desert storm. i think it is important. we all make the same pledge, regardless of what the situation may be. that is all. >> lou brissie played for connie mack. john miles played for jim taylor. in terms of the approached those guys took to the game and in managing men, how much to using that aspect of baseball has changed? jerry? >> i think you have to be careful because all the players make more money than the manager, and therefore they do not feel quite as stricken by the problems of the management. i think players are more independent. they are bigger and stronger and dumber than ever before. they do not play the same game. we'll its advanced runners when we could. we always tried to get the people to do the bes

--y no es que "lou ferrigno" vaya a filmar una pelicula sobre las cuestionadas acciones de "joe arpaio el actor, junto a otros astros de la pantalla como "steven seagal" se integro a un peloton de 56 voluntarios armados que buscaran impedir el ingreso de inmigrantes sin papeles a "arizona".--la mision de este grupo sera detectar vehiculos y casas donde se oculte a indocumentados. ---cuatro estudiantes que llegaron a la capital del pais para ejercer presion a favor del ''acta de los sueÑos fueron arrestados.---los jovenes fueron detenidos tras ocupar la oficina del senador republicano "john mccain" durante mas de 7 horas.---los estudiantes esperaron sin exito que "mccain" los recibiera para pedirle que votara a favor del "dream act," que supone ser presentado por el senador "harry reid" en los proximos dias. ---los congresistas y senadores democratas y republicanos que apoyan el "dream act" opinan que de aqÍ a fin de aÑo es el mejor momento para aprobar este proyecto legislativo, ya que a partir de enero y durante los proximos 2 aÑos sera mas dificil porque la camara de representantes e

, and then moved here and for the last 20 years, they put him up on the scoreboard, seen babe ruth, lougehrig. he talks about going from a yankee fan to a giants fan. >> reporter: you got fear the beard on. you like wilson? >> no. i love him. when they started to win i loved him. the story, when they were driving back east, [inaudible], they were driving back and got tired and told joe, take over. he says, i can't drive. i couldn't believe that. poor guy never had a car. >> reporter: joe used to see me eating by myself. >> always by yourself. >>> what was your thing? >> to go -- >> reporter: wasn't that sad? >> i tell him, you know who this guy is, gary radnich. they didn't know who you were. >> joe, a friend of ours. joe, we wanted to put him on the air, let his personality shine. still going strong. the earthquake advanced to round two. total up the two goals, the goals from the two games. baby giving the earthquake a 2- 1 lead over the red bulls tonight. chris, that's the decider. it was. 3-1. new york can't score from there. in the two games, three goals for the earthquakes, two for

and i said do you know who lou gehrig is? yeah.why you don't know who wally pip is. >> most people probably know who he is. he went to catholic university. most mous for being the yankees' first baseman before lou gehrig started that streak of 2130 coecutive games. the rumor was, he was actually yanked out. >> i don't think most peel knew that. >> i'm glad you explained that. >>> coming >>> coming , a man kill after a wedding. hisaughter saw the whole thing. now she is telling her story for the first time. pat collins. the woman istill so shaken she can did not want her face shown. >> reporter: 14th and quincy northeast. across from the francis cab monastery. that's where it happens. in a matter of seconds, a day of celebration turns into a night of rror. >> i look at my dad. he was laying on the ground. he just looked up. he was shot. >> reporter: that's janelle. she was. there she saw her father shot and killed in what has come to be known as the wedding day murder. >> pat collin will have more on this tragic death news4 at 11:00

louis over the weekend -- shoutout to my homies in the lou, that's what they call it, the lou. guess they don't know the bathroom is called the loo. if you've traveled by air recently, you may have seen these new full body scanners. i would assume that would cut down on the patdowns. this weekend in san diego, a man was thrown out of the airport for telling one of the tsa screeners he didn't want him, quote, touching his junk. a lot of people object to being frisked. the department of homeland security has new rules. from now on, security screeners are only allowed to pat you down until the music stops and then if they want to keep patting, they have to give you another, i think, $20, depending upon where you live. no, that's -- the new guidelines allow for the touching of the inside of traveler's thighs and for feeling their buttocks which some say it's an invasion of privacy. i say it's the start of an awesome letter to penthouse. really, i get more action going through security than i did during all of high school. this problem, you know, people are upset. it would be totall

lou fe rig no is joining the posse targeting undo you meaned immigran immigrants. sheriff is the man leading the posse. he has caused a lot of controvercy we a lost crazy methods. he said the posse will target smugglers and businesses who are suspected of employing immigrants who are not legal citizens. fe rig no is famous for playing the incredible hulk in the 70s and early 80s. he also came in third to governor schwarzenegger back in 1975 in the body building and mr. olympia contest. you may remember the pulling iron. schwarzenegger and fe rig no were rivals. >> interesting. >> we will see if he turns green in the desert. >> you guys were talking about third and first. don't be modest. >> let's look over here. green is good for the commute. yellow not so good. 33 miles per hour now. i showed you that, but the reason it's slowing is because of a new accident. they are off to the right shoulder as well as a center divide. this accident will be a distraction for feign 20 minutes. this is moving smoothly and a live look at the sunol grade as you come towards the expr

dusty baker was a player, lou played for him. brian was outsider from san diego.ush all the right buttons throughout the postseason. a world champion and real quick about the fans. not so much -- good to see the kids celebrating, when you see a television light but the real fans are the one who maybe went to seal stadium when they first came west and took their kids to candlestick and their grandkids to at&t. the tv -- we take the easy route, who is drunk and yelling, let's get a close up of them. the real people who -- i think mean something are the guys who waited through all the years, over 50 years to finally say i'm following a championship ship and it happened tonight. . and could happen again. >> yeah. you know the only thing that can top that is a good weather report for the parade. >> it is. we you know what we will do? >> -- jack should always go first. >> we will talk act celebration just beginning because dan shows us what it'll be like when san francisco throws that giant parade. >> i wouldn't put you on yet. >> reporter: the parade will be here. alon

statue of liberty and praised these virtues, of the alien and sedition act could have been written by lou dobbs. our culture being debased and changed by the french. that anger was turned towards the irish, the italians, the russians, than the asians. agents in california could not own property in the 1950's -- asians in california could not own property in the 1950's. there is this periodic fear that they will change america. but the truth is that people that are fearful think it will change their culture. but american culture has never been static. it has never been static. it is dynamic. i had a woman say to me the other day -- how can we get our american kids to study as hard as the asian immigrants in our classroom? [laughter] >> when we talk about this melting pot idea and this nation of immigrants, is there any other country that is like ours? >> australia has always been a country that has welcomed immigrants. and canada. in fact, today, both of them are doing something smarter than we are. we have a program called hv visas that go to highly educated graduates. we limit this in a

pretty much anybody can be a a mistress in chile. [ laughter ] you know, my mistress, lou costello. [ting younger, jay. [ laughter ] so i was just back in new york. jay sent a plane for me, too, yank yank. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] yeah. i flew out on "air greyhound" and -- [ laughter ] the film on my flight was "iron man 2" with bob downey jr. and mickey rourke. i remember halfway through it thinking "i wonder if mickey knows he's in a movie, here? [ laughter ] or is this just like tuesday for him?" [ laughter ] well, this is the fittest audience i've ever performed for. god, i feel ancient. [ cheers and applause ] i'm not quite there with you. i currently have the core strength of fdr in the shallow end at warm springs. [ laughter ] i haven't been taking care of myself over the years, heretofore the extent of my workout regimen has been something i call "lubriderm pilates." [ laughter ] it's where i get out of the shower, i leave my feet wet, i slather 'em with some lubriderm, sit on the edge of the bed and try to pull a pair of tube socks up over 'em. [ laughter ] gives

the storm system moving lou.nteresting, we have strong, gusting winds up through idaho and montana. winter storm warnings. it's cold enough in montana for heavy snow. now in the northwest, as the storm exits today your weather slowly will improve. we're split, because we're protected by high pressure. beautiful conditions here from nevada to arizona to california. no problems with your weather whatsoever. very warm and some of the best weather in the entire nation. it's just the flow is still coming up off the coast of canada, into idaho. although one storm will exit today, there's another one right behind it. enjoy your one-day break, and it's not much of a break. still cloudy and showery. especially in the cascades. even portland dealing with on and off light rain. during the daylight hour, things dramatically improve as the storm heads out. here's how your forecast will look today. it's very cold and rainy, and messy from salt lake city up through the inner mountain west. seattle today, showers now, same with

we should mention again that a's team owner lou wolf has said in the past that oakland just won't do. >> there is a new cy young award winner. >> the reign of tim lincecum is over as the national sy young award winner. not a surprise. he did have a good season but a very deserving roy halladay is the league's new cy young winner. halladay received all 32 first place votes. great year for him. sizable trade completed today, the atlanta braves acquire dan ugla who had a break out year .287. why would you trade a guy hitting like that? well he had just one year left on his contract then he'll become a free agent in the marlins just couldn't get it together on a contract. the marlins received mike dunn and infante hit .331 at the plate this past season. >>> the bears will go in as underdogs against sanford. of course sanford has that gaudy nine. one record so far and the bunted offense to go with it. andrew luck is well aware of just how the bears defense was able to clamp down on the number one team in the country this past saturday. that being oregon of course. >> it's a bowl thing righ

lou we have harvey here. >> i have a question. i do understand what you just said there are two similar buildings and one is base isolated and one wasn't? >> yeah back to back. >> so we get to compare their performance. that will be a wonderful -- >> they're both designed by the u.s. marine corp. i actually have plans for one of the buildings. not the one that i worked on. i got the other plans and when i found out i had the wrong plans i gave them to the owner of the other building and similar and built for world war ii and one of the fascinating things instead of stairs in the buildings they have spiral slides so in an emergency you didn't run down the stairs and told the guy to hop in the slide and out the building and that was their emergency e aggress. >> and they're designed if there an explosion it doesn't blow the walls out. and one of my favorite is the old pump station and now used as the headquarters of the fire department and one thing that makes this -- dare i say odd building and has live tidal sea water from the cov

. >> it's open to the public and you can take a walk up there and lou let's get woody on this. >> i want to point out the third that was demolished and three years after it was made a landmark. >> we issue a lot of permits. a landmark here, a landmark there and this is a building essentially rebuilt with neighborhood efforts so the city isn't putting money into it. it's the city putting the energy and money and inside of this structure and these really interesting stresse stresses. >> >> holding it up. a modern landmark. this is an unusual building. we have -- we have a question here. >> i wanted to point out that the museum is base isolated and the tower is not. >> i didn't know that. >> the tower is for the people and the museum is for the art work. we got our priorities right. >> pardon me? >> what good is have base isolated if the building is negligencnextit going to fall. >> if you have a piece of art work that can't go down and when the ground underneath shakes the staturstatues don't have a tendo go over. >> and why they built them. japanese garden gates and built before the midwi

lou can coat -- luke hancock led the patriots. >>> the charleston classic, jason clark hit five shots. he scored 22. austin freeman got into the act. they beat coastal carolina, 80- 61. >>> maryland head football coach ralph friedgen will coach the terrapins next season. the athletic director made the announcement and said the team can focus on winning the acc championship. if the terps win their final two games at home, they win the title. it starts saturday night against florida state. >>> clinton portis was back on the practice field tonight. it still anybody's guess if he will play sunday against the titans. the redskins need to put monday's debacle behind them and focus on tennessee. this season is far from over. >> we are 4-5. there are a lot of teams would love to be in this position. we are still in control our destiny. we just have to go out there and get it done. >>> felix hernandez is the winner of the american league cy young award. 2.27 e.r.a., but a mediocre 13 wins and 12 losses. his 13 wins are the fewest ever for a site young starter. >>> congress has passed a resolut

lou says more study is needed before any recommendations are made.he he alsos emphasizes the study focused on the benefits of the technology for heavy smokers. >> weren't to make sure that population of patients who at high enough risk into finding the lung cancer is, outweighs the risk of doing the the ct scan. >>reporter: now the radiation from a ct scan is low dose. about the amount of radiation would you get on flight between san francisco and los angeles. but there are other factors to consider. namely false positive which of course can trigger a lot of alarm and additional unnecessary testing. that's 7 news. >> all right on to the weather forecast. warm againp today. sandy is here with what's to come. >> cooler. the a little bit cooler tomorrow. agent bit more on saturday. by sunday it's much cooler and we bring in the written. >> okay. >> ease you into it after we have gotten used to this unp seasonable record, several in the bay area. as you look at the live picture of san francisco from our high definition mount tamalpiais camera it's absolu

here comes lou hancock, takes it to the hole. he has 11 points in the game.ads 56-55, but the wolfpack just too much. turning up the defense, they start to break lorenzo brown. ji laird and the patriots lose 78-65. >>> high school football now. quince orchard and damascus fighting for the right to go to a seventh quarter. frasier up for brandon phelps. th kid i going to u for good reason, because he is good. 33-14 was the final. they advance to the state semi-finals. >> good for them. by the way, i make my mistakes before thousands of people every night. and they all let me know that. stay tuned. >>> the town in virginia gave salvation army bell ringers a safe haven to raise money tonight. the invitation came after giant foods changed its solicitation policy, alling bell ringers to work only six days a month. the salvation army says half of the $1.3 million raised by local bell ringerslast year ce from kettles outside giants food stores. >>> wally is making the thanksgiving holay better for some families in the ar. he went to bar 7 in northwest d.c. dinners i

of joining out south bay cities in passing a so-called, "social host" law punishing parents who is lou underage drinking in their homes. city council will consider the issue next month. santa clara county has such a law as do several neighboring cities. san jose leaders say september's deadly car crash involving two 18-year-old leyland high school graduates provided part of the motivation for the ordinance. >>> in health news, you can expect to see some big changes of the supermarket involving those food labels. the heathrow and human services department says it's asked food makers to part easier to read nutrition labels on the fronts of packages and that could begin within the next six months. they say nutrition labels have not been updated in 20 years and current labels can be hard to read. >>> california filed a lawsuit against a hair-smoothing treatment claiming the maker of a brazilian blow-out treatment has not disclosed the product contains high levels of formaldehyde which can cause cancer. there are currently no warning labels and the company insists the products is safe and s

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i will say my father in lou has one of those long-standing old train collections and he picks them newspapers cool. >> so there's that in the family i won't turn away if it's built, you just -- dish just don't have the time or patience to put it together myself. charlie is building one out in the lobby for us. today, we are looking at pree holiday weather and it's going to be a warm one. 66 degrees. scattered showers pushing in towards the afternoon hours and plan between 1 and 4. the best time to get that and a gusty wind will knock us down the mid-30s to near 40 overnight. a mixture of sun and clouds tomorrow. a high near 50. now thanksgiving could start with showers and there will be on and off showers throughout the day a high of 52. brief surge of warm air before the rain rolls in. friday could be a wet and stormy day with falling temperatures averaging around 48 degrees. but at the tail end of the storm, we could get snow showers that redevelop on saturday especially north and west. highs only in the low to mid-40s over the weekend. right now let's go up to new york. underground train

lou dobbs is a syndicated radio host and soon to be. >> reporter: soon to be.gyn: star of the fox business network. have you started yet? >> reporter: i think i started. megyn: i was in italy last week. >> reporter: i know i started. i wasn't in italy. had i been fortunate enough -- i've been fortunate enough to talk with a lot of folks. i'm so excited about being on the fox business network i can't stand it. megyn: we are happy to have you on our sister network. basically the report says it's great, okay we need to tax a little bit more and we need to reduce spending, but the "wall street journal" in an article says, hold on, because historically they say when you look at the number of dollars the feds pull in from increased taxes, they then out spend that, they take it and instead of putting it toward the deficit and the debt they actually go out and spend it. >> reporter: with the exception of 1999 and 2000 we've been running a deficit in this government throughout the last 40 years. i mean it is on it's face it's absurd to suggest that raising taxes fixes t

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novelist who has ever lived but also this man who was dry he did with a passion for the truth and here lou stood up against this extremely powerful regime. and told the truth in a world of lies and this was a fantastic example for russia because in all the terrible years which followed his death he died in one thousand and ten the civil wars the first of all the civil war the revolutions and so forth the tradition of tolstoy lived on and it enabled the dissidents when they courageously began to emerge and sternness times to look at his example and see that if anybody is one voice telling the truth look at a matter of i look at social needs and they would guided by the influence of tolstoy and that's really what we have to celebrate. i and he said that he was in essence an a cast if told so i have a life today what do you think he would be doing. he wouldn't be very surprised that for example the americans just as the russians did before were trying to defeat the afghans nobody's ever defeated the afghans so he behalf amused by that he wouldn't be very surprised that the bag because of the

european missile defenses to more details on we've got something live business right now there with you lou. hello and a very welcome to the business news like many other governments around the world russia has taken steps to reduce this budget deficit but with parliamentary and presidential elections approaching it steering clear of unpopular austerity measures instead texas ought to be raised particularly on business and make poor reports. taxes in russia are going up from the beginning of two thousand and eleven the increase would be the equivalent of two percent of g.d.p. to reduce the budget deficit which is expected to be a little below five percent but these will not be temporary measures. there is a difficult period ahead and there will be a new trend for taxes which will not be temporary taxes are going to increase many countries except at such measures but priority should be first given to ending tax breaks and creating neutrality in the tax system which applies equally to all companies which the measure which is cause most concern among lawmakers is the decision to increase insur

lou strong words today for mikhail khodorkovsky as he gave the final speech to the mosque a cool head of the verdict this child like had a close game along with his school the business partner plots on lead the day standing trial accused of rules and investments but now he says we had him say today call on the judge to have courage saying that the fate of all russians rests on the verdict that will be delivered on little day he doesn't want to die in prison so that if it required it he wouldn't hesitate thanks but if the strong language that says we invest in reference to the criticisms that we've had. people saying that these new charges put against predicates gave a punishment for the opposition that had a close to his shame to government now he is currently in prison on an eight year for tax evasion and now with one year to his release we've seen these new charges pools that there are others that have said that i actually had a close case has ruled this country of billions of dollars and that now he may be trying to evade his responsibility for that setting for the prosecutor in th

lou strong words today from mikhail cut a close as he gave the final speech to the most state court ahead of the verdict this child like how to close it along with his school the business partner plots on lead the standing trial accused of rows and bezel of the now he said we had him say today call on the judge to have coverage saying that the fate of all russians rest on the verdicts that will be delivered on little day he doesn't want to die in prison and that if it required it he wouldn't hesitate and we've heard strong critics of the case saying that both the previous charges and these new charges that have been full force be a punishment for the opposition that kind of puts davis to the government and now with one year to his release we've seen these new charges pulled but there are others that have said that actually had a close case as wrote this country of billions of dollars and that now he may be trying to evade his responsibility for that setting for the prosecutor in this case valerie elected saying that cut across these the fed is completely built on the line and that he's tr