massey added another 2% today. shares are at their highest price since a deadly explosion at a west virginia mine in april. c.e.o. don blankenship will retire at the end of the year, feeding speculation it may be bought... or be a buyer. also within energy, anadarko added about 2%. it is just $3 below where it was trading before the gulf oil disaster in april. remember that anadarko owned a stake in the blown-out well. natural gas producer chesapeake was up about 2%. and tonight's close of occidental petroleum is a new two-year high. health care stocks were the biggest losers, led by cancer drug developer celgene. the stock shed 8% on 10 times its usual volume. this is a 90-session chart. it has been studying the long term effect of its multiple myeloma drug revlimid, finding a possible increased risk in secondary cancers-- a disappointment. five years after inheriting the nextel wireless network, sprint now plans on shutting it down. that will happen by 2013. in the meantime, sprint will work on integrating the tw

these attacks come two months after the murder of donna gross, her accused killer is jess massey. >> we have been under heightened alertness over what happened to donna, and all i remember is they're doing their best to remove themselves from any situation that could be potentially fatal or dangerous. >> reporter: flowers were placed on the front lawn as a reminder of the october 2nd october 2nd strangulation. staffers hope that will remind management of the safety concern they continue to have on the job. hospital management would not speak with us on camera, but released this statement, quote: napa state hospital immediately added additional measures for escorting patients about the grounds. the incident will continue to be investigated by hospital police. >>> employees who want to remain anonymous, tell me management's statement is misleading. starting today, the ray show transport a patient is now 2-1, but that means taking staffers from other departments, leaving their units unmanned. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: recently staffers were given these new personal alarms alarms to we

and massey wanted to appeal to the supreme court. that's fine. it's a five-member court and there was going to be an election the next general election and one member of the court had to run for office, his time was up. well, massey, co-chairman, gave the man about $3 million to help with his election campaign in the state of west virginia. and guess what? he won. big surprise. then the case was heard and somebody on the other side said to the re-elected justice. maybe you should recuse yourself because of these -- oh, no, i can be fair. so i heard the case and in a 3-2 decision did not -- he voted to overturn the judgment against massey with the participation, a 3-2 decision of this newly elected judge and the other side signed a petition to the u.s. supreme court saying we were denied due process here. that's a hard claim to make. i'm glad i wasn't sitting on the court for that case. that's tough. but the court ultimately decided that was correct. there was a due process denial and that means states are going to have to be a little more careful

streak to twenty three matches but they ran out of ideas against their script beat boss private leonel massey and david bailey aware both thrown into the action in the second half but even that wasn't enough to spot bar something the second leg at some ominous scheduled for january fifth. and billy ariel did score any goals either in their first leg there are ten matches will also take place on january fifth at al madrid ga where the sides drew one one in the league last month. all moloko will meet the time when i was in the quarter final. now an old winter tradition mixed with some premier league football as sixth place to sunderland travel to table top knighted on boxing day in a short handed steve bruce missing four key players including captain lee cattermole still the sunderland manager believes his charges have a chance against a powerhouse which hasn't lost all season. we know that money there you're just starting to play again it's quite incredible the loss to game this season sitting in a very handy position and some would argue top for. the last couple tables of see them looking ver

american coal miners in nearly two decades. 48 miners were killed over the past 12 months. 29 in the massey mine explosion in west virginia back in april. investigators have yet to issue a final report on that disaster. but thenid result in a call for tougher inspections. >>> it was a shaky and literally ending for 2010, for residents of indiana and four other western states. that region was hit by a 3.8 magnitude earthquake, that struck about 50 miles north of indianapolis. onger thad longer than one minute. thankfully, th no serious damages or injuries to report. >>> one of indiana's favorite sons is singer john mellencamp. and sad news this morning, he and his wife of 20 years are calling it quits. >> elaine mellencamp is a model. she's even appeared in some of his videos. >>> it was once one of college football's fiercest rivalries is renewed today. >> miami of florida and notre dame play their first game in 20 years against each other in this afternoon's sun bowl. >>> and as for last night's clash of women's basketball powers, here's adnan virk at espn news. >> good morning. the last t

beaten streak to twenty three matches they ran out of ideas against this scrappy boss rivals leonel massey and david were both thrown into the action in the second half but even that wasn't enough to spark garcia the second leg at a sun mom this is scheduled for january the fifth. one and sam bailey arielle didn't score any goals either in. the entire match will take place also in january fifth at elmwood to galway on the science drew one one in the league last month the oldest subiaco mala go read the time when i was in decline. moving away from football russia's first professional formula one driver isn't going anywhere for at least the next two yes' the valley of bitter off announced he will continue his tin ear with a lotus or ignore team signing an extension through two thousand and twelve it was a challenging rookie year for patrol finished thirteenth in the driver standings renault chief however gave the twenty six year old a vote of confidence and exercised a two year option on his contract and trough will race alongside a familiar stable mate after a bit cubits was retained after

human rights investigator dick marty the result of a two year long investigation in that report mr massey says that house in town she's links to organized crime date back to well over ten years from when his the nice a group became the dominant faction within the cost of an liberation army or the k l a the other major point to come out of this report is the level of blame that is heaped on the international community and western powers who lot he chose to ignore the actions of the k.l.a. and to not properly investigate the reaction from the international community has already started to come out to this reporter and the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has already given this response says the report prepared by the council of europe has very much worried this document must not stay confidential it's necessary to make it as widely available as possible the screams are very serious and if they're confirmed the equal crimes against humanity. and the serbian foreign minister has also made a statement in response to the allegations made in this draw of a council of europe reports this in

discovered by the calls from police it's two thousand and eight and in this council of europe report mr massey makes a connection with that case and the alleged harvesting of the k.l.a. in two thousand and all of this comes as tensions are already running high in pristina after the historic elections that the first general election to take place in the region since its unilateral declaration of independence in two thousand and eight mr tutt she's a democratic polity of course of a flame victory in those elections but allegations of vote rigging have led to the other major policies that seem cool for a recount so tensions running high in this council of europe reports causing even more waves to ripple across the already troubled region. reporting over the course of all authorities have denied the claims in a draft report. the document still drew widespread concern the foreign ministers of russia and serbia commented on it after talks here in moscow. says the report prepared by the council of europe has very much were addressed this document must not stay confidential it's necessary to make it a

her accused killer is jeff massey. >> we've been on heightened sense of alert on what happened to donna. all of our members are removing themselves from any situation that could be potentially fatal or dangerous. >> flowers are placed on the hospital's front lawn as a reminder of the october 23rd strangulation. staffers hope they'll remind management of the safety concerns they continue to have while on the job. hospital management would not talk to us on camera but released a statement. napa state hospital immediately added additional measures d about escorting patients on hospital grounds. >> employees who want to remain anonymous, they say management's statement is misleading. starting today the transport patients is two to one but taking other patients leaving their uins unmanned. >> how do you feel about your safety here? >> scared. i'm scared. >> recently staffers were given new personal alarms to wear at work. they were wearing them at the time of the attack but it's not clear if they went on off. >>> clock is particular it can for san francisco to host america's cup yacht race.

a patient jeff massey has been charged in that case.ast weekend another patient was arrested for beating a hospital therapist. hospital workers these are most serious of many assaults in the forensics unit the section where the criminally insane and most violent patients are housed. dolly matteucchi has been on the job for only 16 months but she has been working at napa state for 20 years. >> the staff is incredibly important to me. i want them to be safe and feel safe. >> she says the staff is like family but many in that family don't feel safe coming to work. this nurse is one of them. >> we need to see police on the unit. it makes a huge difference. >> napa state police respond to emergencies from outside the forensics section. the officers are not permanently stationed inside those units. matteucchi says that has been since the early 1990s. >> we were not allocated resources to be a part of the living environment, to be available within the living and treatment units 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> she tells "abc 7 news," she

her accused killer is patient jess massey. >> we have all been kind of heightened sense of alertness.ed to donna and always of our members have been doing their best through any situation that can be potentially fatal or dangerous. >> flowers are placed on the hospital's front lawn as a reminder of the october 23rd strangulation. they'll remind management of the safety concerns that continue to have while on the job. >> you're gonna have to move off-grounds. >> hospital management would not speak with us on camera but released this statement. napa state hospital immediately added additional measures for escorting patients about the grounds. the incident will continue to be investigated by hospital police. >> employees who want to remain anonymous say management's patient is misleading. the ratio to transport a patient is now 2-1 but that means taking staffers from other departments leaving their units unmanned. >> how do you feel about your safety here? >> scared. i'm scared. >> recently staffers were given these new personal alarms to wear at work. the victims were wearing them at th

in stockton, karen massey, news 10. >>> nasa scheduled an announcement for tomorrow morning.is the study of the origin, evolution, distribution and future of life in the universe. researches will reportedly unveil the discovery of a microbe that has apparently been found at the bottom of mono lake in yosemite national park. it is rich in arsenic. an environment thought to be too poisonous for any life form to survive. somehow it uses it as a way of surviving raising the prospect that similar life could exist on other planets. we will see what nasa has to say tomorrow warm we were most interested in finding out online this year. drum roll, please. coming up the top searches for 010. and mom ] my son only wanted one toy this year. i want aobosan 4000. [ mom ] the one no one cld get. toy stores a reporting long lines and empty shelves. a robosan 4000. [ mom ] and i mean no one. so i did most of mholiday shopping on citi specials. with the money i saved, i bid line -and got exactly what wanted. -a robosan 4000! [ television ] introdung the new robosan 5000. [ mom ] at least for n

an underground explosion swept through the massey energy's upper big branch mine claiming 29 lives which my colleague from west virginia just enumerated very eloquently. let me be clear that the issue of mine safety is a very personal one to every west virginian. our family and our friends are in the minds. currently, multiple investigations into the upper big branch mine are still searching for answers and following each small detail it could uncover the answer to a larger mystery. and it is just that, an unsolved investigation. even today investigators are hampered by water and are working to clear the mine before they can continue their work. with these investigations still in progress we do not know which laws were not followed by the operator, which laws msha failed to enforce and which health and safety laws were simply inadequate. and yet congress intends to lay out a heavy hand once again before our questions are answered and before we know exactly what happened. the late senator robert c. byrd was a leader in mine safety. after the sago mine tragedy in my district, the west virg

her accused killer is patient jeff massey. >> we've been on a heightened sense of alertness after what happened to donna. all members are doing their best to remove themselves from a situation that can be potentially fatal or dangerous. >> flowers are placed on the hospital's front lawn as a remindser of the october 23rd strangulation. they'll remind management about the safety concerns they continue to have on the job. hospital management would not speak with us on camera but released this statement. napa state hospital immediately added additional measures for escorting patients about the grounds. the incident will continue to be investigated by hospital police. employees who want to remain anonymous tell me management's statement is misleading. starting today the ratio to transport a patient is now 2-1 but that means taking staffers from other departments leaving their units unmanned. >> how do you feel about your safety here? >> scared. i'm scared. >> recently staffers were given these new personal alarms to wear at work. the victims were wearing them at the time of the attacks, bu

[applause] >> i am shria massey at ohio state university, a freshman.riginally considering the traditional avenues of political involvement on campus like college democrats and republicans, but i wanted to have a greater impact and also a enjoy the challenge of dealing with different ideas and working with different ideas. i have committed myself to "no labels" for the next four years and beyond. >> we begin our pledge by acknowledging that we are facing the worst job crisis since the great depression, and hyper partisan gridlock in washington threatens to leave us a less prosperous, less equal and weaker america. [applause] >> i am here because i want to make my party stronger, to address the tough challenges our nation faces. a win for one party is not necessarily a loss for the other party. as history has shown, our parties can work together in our common interests. >> today, we are here to take an oath -- i pledge to speak out against hyper partisanship that prevents americans from solving problems that are critical to our nation's future. >> i pled

i was very big in distribution of massey-ferguson tractors and automobiles. it has all been merged into other businesses. i am completely separated from it. >> i also read you had at least 60 directorships. >> yes, i did. i had 60 directorships, but i should think about 40 of them were shell companies i formed in my office. i did have four or five tough directorships, but i did have 60. i made my first serious mistake on television when i was a very young politician. an interview -- an interviewer said to me, "surely 60 directorships is too many." i was not in it for the money. i only got 1,000 pounds for each one. >> when you were a member of parliament, he continued to be a director. >> yes. i gave up most of them except for a few. i think there are some restrictions on now. iraq to declare much more than you did in my day. -- you have to declare much more than you did in my day. >> the next thing is to learn the trade of politics. if you are going to be successful, you need to know how the system works. you need to know how parliament works and if you need

. >> host: jfk is seen as the first television present, the massey contributed to his legendary but itthe pictures, not on the front page of the times but on television, like, which in effect to some degree forces his hand. >> guest: it definitely change history. and that's true all these president. i mean, i eisenhower had to accept that he had been training. i think he got training from -- >> host: robert marconi was his coach. >> guest: they recognize, the because richard nixon in the numbers. that's not really possible for a president today, is that? >> guest: no. the diffusion of communication means that you don't have that a bunch of competing voices. ceremony, they are twittering and the internet is commenting. >> guest: i think we'll see different kinds of american visions in the future. >> host: that is what we want to go. first of all what are the lessons of this book for barack obama? as you know we are taking this on the eve of midterm elections, so part of the conventional narrative is there's a considerable amount of disillusionment on the left with this president who rea

bringing the troops home the next two years is essentials, not just because of the massey -- massive negative impact but because of the simple fact. this government is killing innocent human beings. [applause] >> tim, thank you for that introduction to the debate. to oppose the motion i hope you will welcome him as i call mr. -- [applause] >> we pull out by 2012, terrorism riveras -- prevails by 2013. if we stick to our commitment and complete the task, we wiped away tears of taliban terror. we and our allies must stay in afghanistan -- to be the threat of global security that taliban created until their shadow government is reduced to a level that the afghan security forces can deal with themselves. british and american officers are needed to train and afghan army to maintain the authority of the kabul government. once we have done that job, afghanistan will thrive as an independent and self-governing nation. but russian that development will only in coverage of the taliban and enable them to rebuild the underground leadership structure that seldom take complete control before we ca