marty? >> thank you very much. that last debate between mitt romney and president obama happens monday night. you can watch the showdown live right here on cnn. that will be 7:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> a sheriff in the suburbs of detroit doesn't know what to make of 15 shootings in two days. but it's got him talking about the d.c. area sniper from ten years ago. targets by people or cars. thankfully, no injuries so far. the spree took place between 7:00 p.m. tuesday and 6:45 p.m. on thursday. the sheriff of oakland county said, "anything is possible in terms of what could develop. we don't want anything to develop that certainly developed in the washington area and paralyzed that area for a long time." not to mention killed a significant number of people. >>> the israeli navy stopped a ship that was trying to break a blockade at the gaza strip. it was carrying 30 pro palestinian activists, also onboard were medical supplies and humanitarian items. no injuries are reported. israel imposed the med tear andian sea blo

i understand where marty is coming from. i think we have to make sure when we're treating this as a misdemeanor we do have a tool to ensure that people who need treatment are going to be afforded the opportunity and are going to have treatment. i also agree with tal, not necessarily everybody that uses drugs is an addict, and not necessarily everybody who uses drugs needs to have treatment. but having said that, people that we often come in contact with will be people who have a severe drug abuse problem and generally they also have a mental health issue problem, there are often housing problems, employment, many other problems, and that's the population we deal with often. and i think that figuring a way to have an intervention so that services are available for those that need it i think is really important. i don't necessarily agree a felony conviction is the vehicle to do so, but i think we have to make sure that as we lower the sanctions here, that we do have the tools and that we have the ability to distinguish between

speaking first for us today for the romney camp is marty west.arty's an assistant professor at the harvard graduate school of education, deputy director of the harvard kennedy school program on education policy and governance and an executive editor of "education next." marty co-edited the book "23r schoolhouse to courthouse. the judiciary role in american education." he is also published widely in academic journals and media outlets. he joins us as the chair of romney's k-12 advisory group can. speaking second for the obama camp is jon schnur, co-founder and executive chairman of america achieves. during the clinton administration, he served as president clinton's white house associate director for education policy, senior policy adviser on education to vice president gore and special assistant to u.s. secretary of education dick reilly. in 2000 jon co-founded new leaders for new schools, and he served as its ceo until last year. he worked for the 2008 obama for american presidential campaign and was senior adviser to president obama's president

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out to marty in kentucky. hi, marty, what's your question?ller: my question is, how low is morality got our morals and our values in this country got to sink before the judges and the judicial system will wake up and start giving these killers sentences that are appropriate for the crime? >> and you know what, marty in kentucky, what this judge did, district court judge douglas walker, he says that sending killer dad to jail would not rehabilitate him. well, i'm quoting from killer dad in court. he said i love my daughter very much. i was told i was too young to raise her and that turned out to be true. now, what is he going to do? he'll probably get out. get somebody else pregnant and have another baby. syou know, i've helped a lot off people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. geico®. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on

out to marty in kentucky. hi, marty, what's your question?low is morality got our morals and our values in this country got to sink before the judges and the judicial system will wake up and start giving these killers sentences that are appropriate for the crime? >> and you know what, marty in kentucky, what this judge did, district court judge douglas walker, he says that sending killer dad to jail would not rehabilitate him. well, i'm quoting from killer dad in court. he said i love my daughter very much. i was told i was too young to raise her and that turned out to be true. now, what is he going to do? he'll probably get out. get somebody else pregnant and have another baby. the very best in taste, freshness, and nutrition? it's eb. want to give them more vitamins, omega 3s, and less saturated fat? it's eb. eggland's best eggs. eb's. the only eggs that make better taste and better nutrition... easy. eggland's best eggs. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. it's eb. >>> cops arrive on the scene after it is reported a tiny baby is n

out to marty in kentucky. hi, marty, what's your question? question is, how low is morality got our morals and our values in this country got to sink before the judges and the judicial system will wake up and start giving these killers sentences that are appropriate for the crime? >> and you know what, marty in kentucky, what this judge did, district court judge douglas walker, he says that sending killer dad to jail would not rehabilitate him. well, i'm quoting from killer dad in court. he said i love my daughter very much. i was told i was too young to raise her and that turned out to be true. now, what is he going to do? he'll probably get out. get somebody else pregnant and have another baby. i'll have more awkward conversations than i'm equipped for because i'm raising two girls on my own. i'll worry about the economy more than a few times before they're grown. but it's for them, so i've found a way. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help

. >> tal, can you respond to marty's point and wendy's? >> i can say just based on my experience in dealing with individuals who have drug problems, most of the time i don't think that the threat of a quote, unquote, felony conviction is going to necessarily prevent them from using. i think what would make more sense is to provide them with more services and to be more individualized in terms of treatment and how we address specific individuals. i also would note that when you are facing a misdemeanor charge, you're facing up to a year in county jail. now, sometimes you don't do a year in county jail because of changes that we've made to good time credits, but there is a threat potentially of incarceration that's attached to a misdemeanor conviction. so i think that's threatened us, if you're really looking for hammers and nails, why not just have a threat of a misdemeanor, period, of incarceration. the other thing i would say is that the respect trend has actually has been to implement shorter periods of flash incarceration so you actuall

>> i want to thank marty for being here. even though we disagree, i think it was really important to have the point of view of the 57 other elected d.a.'s in the state. i think it's important to understand in our dialogue so marty, thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> marty is someone i respect a great deal and he has been involved in public safety for a number of years and doing very momably serving the l.a. city attorney as well as his current position. actually, for me this has been a journey, it's not like a light switch went on yesterday. i have been involved in public safety for about 30 years. i have seen the war on drugs from the ground up. i have seen it as a police officer, young police officer walking, foot beat in south central and east l.a. i saw the revolving door, the impact that that revolving door was having in many communities and as i rose through the ranks, i began to take a different look at the way we dealt with crime and the way we dealt with public safety and as i evolved throughout the years, i

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in chicago in marty what's on your mind today. marty you are on the air a little bit or are you that's a great thank you for being there and taking my call my notes about voting into a corrupt dysfunctional system. actually. validates their corruption and multiplies it. that's all i have to say thank you ok marty thanks a lot for the call yes to a certain extent participating in a broken system perpetuates the system or you could call it a corrupt system or whatever you want on the other hand not participating in it when that system is our government is even worse that really validates and for a corrupt and broken system that takes it to a whole nother level it basically turns control of the government over to us through the tiny number of people who do show up and vote so we do need to participate and like i said we need to get inside these political parties and take the money that's it for my take your take my take live thank you for all your calls if we didn't get your call the night try is back next week. going up the human ra

and marty? >> thank you.servatives are crying foul after a better than expected jobs report released on friday. somehow the government could have manipulated the numbers and they say that is next to impossible. >> the labor department has a bureau asking 400,000 businesses. retail, manufacturing, hotel services from all around the country how many people are on your payroll. is the payroll survey on the first friday of every month. that is called the jobs number. in september. more jobs were added but there was also another survey. this is from the census bureau. 60,000 households are sold every month and are you working? and in september, a tattered 73,000 were reported working more. that is a big number. and that the unemployment rate was from 8.1% to the new 7.8%. it is good for the white house. however, is that too good to be true? general electric sea eagle. it is unbelievable. the -- ceo. and it is unbelievable was chicago price will do anything. and the guys for limited government saying that this coul

i have to say that, i want to think marty for coming here. he knew he was coming into this. i want to repeat. i am in the minority in the association. i think concerning this item, it is important for me and all of us to recognize there are ballot points of view. if we're serious about developing solutions that work for all of us, we have to entertain those points of view and tried to reach consensus. that is the only one that we will create a workable, sustainable solutions. all we're doing is spinning our wheels. my reason for being here is because i truly have come to the conclusion that it is not only based on years on the ground operationally but years of working on development of public policy, working with state governments and justice and lower in corp. -- incarceration and working with other people. a variety of settings. i do not believe that incarceration has taken us where we need to be. i believe the war on drugs has been a failure. when we institutionalize people over extended periods of time, we take low-level offenders in the early stages and harden them and

in san francisco, kron 4. >> while we are looking into weather marty? >> we oracle and above the suites there have been 20 sweeps. i should not listen to radio anymore of law. or i should be listening better. -- >> the last was the 20 07, reuter rockies. and look at this. the colorado -- rockies from 2007 that was the last time. perhaps i should be listening to wrredial with a bit more in tenfold year. redia radio.... >> this is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza with areas of patchy clouds to your another round of warm temperatures as well. into the overnight hours those clouds could return along the coast and it is also going to press into the inland valleys. taking a look at thames with a mixture of 50s, 60s indicated by the blue. as we go towards noon plenty of 70's the afternoon highs will be a mixture of 70's and 80's and '60's along the coast. for those headed out temperatures are going to be dropping off to the widespread 60s. for the east bay inland valleys look for 80s in fairfield. pleasanton and 73 in castro valley. through downtown s

unable to cross the doorway with the british authorities desperate to get their hands on him more of marty's sorrow. is being full months in the son's came to seek asylum here at the ecuadorian embassy in that time and we do granted him that asylum and yet still he remains caged behind the doors the british government refusing to grant him safe past the saying that he'll be arrested if he's so much as one toe outside the embassy doozie can see the police presence here at the door and that is causing his concern amongst the public to the fact that taxpayers' money is going to fund this diplomatic headache it's costing eleven thousand pounds

this is a purely racist profiling policy of the british government and particular security agencies marty had been living in somalia for the past two years taking care of his grandmother and raising a son of his own but several months ago he disappeared leaving his family in despair my son is missing this summer this summer but i don't know if you know if you lived or died here they don't. we are very worried although. for many the only information the hashi family have now comes from a man who contacted them to say that he'd been in prison with maddie in djibouti and he told us that he had. d.n.a. has been taken from him and then. contacted they found out that his approach is in the conduct of the british consul on the british consulate see that we have ordered removed or distance who should probably be in the americans talking to. someone we don't know they don't know but they fear he's being held at camp in djibouti and a tourist us anti terrorist base where he may be the victim of an american rendition program in which suspects are on lawfully taken to third party states to be illegal

ahi a marty gonzales isabel is off. to the top stories but first we want to tell you about san francisco. the women's marathon and half marathon from nike is kicking off today with 20,000 women participating. they started at union square. along the edge of san francisco and 20 mi. later at golden gate park. let us take a look at san jose this time of year. they continue to of stubborn fog. >> correct we are waking up to widespread, dense fog. this is from walnut creek. the inland valleys and also waking up to patchy drizzle along the coast and the bayshore. it is going to be a little bit slow to clear but a beautiful day. that fog will return with showing you the widespread on fog tracker 4. mostly clear conditions but it will remain along the bay shore and the san mateo coast. clearing for the afternoon and expecting a lot of sunshine. filling into the inland valleys, the north bay and overnight. as for temperatures it is going to be warmer. 60s in san jose with upper 50s and oakland. and 52 degrees through livermore.

. >> this is marty. we will keep up with marty the porcupine -- we woke you up with marty the porcupine. >> he does have a strong smell -- onions and bad body odor. >> you will spell like this if you have been running for a long time. they need something that will stick to the surfaces. they stay up high in the trees. it is functional. >> something interesting about his quills. >> they did not shoot their quills out. same thing that happens for your dogs and cats. they get scared or startle and their quills will stand up straight and they come not much easier. if you were to touch them, you would get a mouthful of quills if they were scared. >> this is one thing you'll get to see when you come now to zoo booo! >> they do not get to go out trick-or-treating. they will get seasonal treats. cannot for the elephant pumpkin smash -- come out for the elephant pumpkin smash. they get a pumpkin every single day. we have other porcupines and the the polar bears will get some kind of enrichment. >> your children w

let us ask jerry lipkin, ceo of valley national bank and marty moeshe moser at guggenheim.he four biggest banks are bigger now than pre-financial crisis. the fed is printing money, they're printing re-fis which is just increase profit. where does that leave you? >> in a squeeze. the net interest margins are coming down for most banks, particularly most community banks. >> but your basic measure of profitability. >> right. that's the difference between what we charge our clients and what we pay the depositors for the money that we're lending them. that's our net interest income. that's generally what drives the bank. >> can you compete in this environment? >> it is very difficult to make money in this environment because -- on a net interest margin basis. that doesn't mean that the banks should be asleep at the switch. we have recognized the pressures that are being placed on us by our net interest margin, and accordingly, we have started to increase our fee income business, which in our case is our residential mortgage business, particularly the refinance activity. >> certa

let me bring in marty markowitz. thanks very much for taking the time. can you tell me what you're seeing right now in brooklyn? is the worst of the storm over? >> we've been hammered very badly tonight, throughout the day, but certainly this evening. especially in our areas that are adjacent to the water front and the seashore, particularly in neighborhoods running from mill basin, and right across manhattan beach and coney island, sea gates. and other neighborhoods. so part of brooklyn, many trees are down, smashed cars, many smashed homes. we lost a lot of trees. and flooding of basements has happened up and down the borough, where people had to move to higher ground. garrettson beach, i got quite a few phone calls where water reached up almost to the first level of their homes. cars floating in the -- on the streets. so we really got hit. this was a nasty, nasty storm. that's for sure. >> and we just had some reports, i don't know if you're able, marty, to confirm this, that coney island hospital could have had a fire on one of its floors, that the f

>> well, it is going to the supreme court, marty, absolutely.e court law, they not only went against the defensive issue of marriage, but went to a higher standard to interprpt the law, and uphold the defensive marriage act. i think the courts went above and beyond where they should have gone in making the ruling. avery is right, it is a significant ruling by the supreme court, paving the way, and justice kennedy again will be the swing vote. >> what happens in the meantime, in the states, what policy do they follow then? >> that is a very wonderful question and complicated one, because you got two states which bar it, this decision says pretty unlawful on the list, probably to recognize gay marriage. so what effect it has on other state laws we don't know the answer to that. and all that comes out of it, specifically, is that this widow now give -- gets her spousal deduction, which was prohibited from because of the law, there are many implications in this. nobody has the slightest idea what effect it will have on government and same-sex marria