we had a moment earlier this year with the passing of maurice vela.s family who is here today. >> carlos, eddie, rose. [applause] >> thank you. >> carlos, eddie, rose, i want to welcome you to the stage and express our great appreciation for the family of maurice vela. we are working to preserve and improve the mural at bernal heights in his name. we're doing that with the love of the city for his leadership. please accept the proclamation declaring latino heritage month celebration day on behalf of your father and husband. thank you very much. [applause] we also want to honor another great leader in our community. i have had a chance to meet him and see the product of his work. the family of eric, please step forward. [applause] please welcome loreno and his mother carla to the stage. on behalf of the city of san francisco, we sincerely want to signify our deep appreciation for eric, his love for the community of san francisco. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, i would like to present the latino heritage celebration day in san franci

maurice dews was found guilty today. we're live in northwest washington with the reaction to the guilty plea. >> a lot of people have said they are glad he is off the street. appearing before a judge, maurice dews repeated over and over again "guilty," as charges were read against him. as part of his plea deal, he also has to plead guilty to setting three houses on fire in prince george's county md. -- prince george's county, md.. the victims have expressed relief. >> i am so happy they got him. so happy they got him. >> 27-year-old maurice dews pled guilty to setting the fires in numerous locations in prince george's county. this was 48 place where four firefighters were critically burned. >> we were engulfed in flames, forced onto the floor. you only have seconds to get out. we were very close. >> then there is the family of nine next door where the fire spread. >> if it were not for my daughters, i think this house would have been burned it down. more than likely we would not have made it out. >> neighbors saw dews se

i guess the question is and i will start with you maurice, is that a reflection on the legal system ora society as whole that they will accept many things that could happen in fiction and maybe in real life more so than the population might have accepted that impossible 50 or 60 years ago. >> i think it has a lot to do with -- i'm not sure if that is really true. i've liked to tell you there is a lot of disbelief and does and i still think there haven't been any books written since then, no disrespect to you and john. these go back to stories and what i recently read cleopatra that was affirmed. i do think though that with the advent of reality television and talking heads and with this two-minute commercials that can make war heroes into cowards like we saw in the presidential election. if you spend enough money, church can be suspended or disbelief. i'm really proud that we have great writers and in fact if there was any way to, i would be voting as a panel panel member and i to hold can this because i don't know how you got ahold of john betts i sent you an. i said let's give john t

maurice dews, se declaro culpable de los cinco cargos en su contra por la serie de incendios que desato periodo de mas de tres aÑos, ademas de provocar tres siniestros mas en prince georges...tambien se declaro culpable de asalto con agravante, por el incidente ocurrido a principios de este aÑo que lesiono a cuatro bomberos... el arresto de un indocumentado acusado de haber asesinado al supervisor de un restaurante en el condado de frederick esta provocando que se aprueben medidas mas severas contra los indocumentados... jose reyes mejia, fue deportado en el 2009, y hace pocos dias se le imputaron cargos por el asesinato... entre las ideas contempladas estan exigir que todos los empleadores utilizen la base de datos e-verify a traves de la internet, ademas, consideran eliminar los centros para jornaleros... todo esta casi listo para inaugurar manana el parque recreacional long bridge.. seria el mas importante de arlington....en el 2004, los residentes del condado aprobaron un fondo de 50-millones de dolares para su construccion... "esto sirve para que puedan practicar deportes, para que

maurice ferre. >> the importance of health care and health-care technology i think is going to play a very important role going forward here in this country. and one of the things that we're doing developing robotic systems for surgery and that's all about innovation, about efficiencies. and you know, we're dealing with a patient population that every day 10,000 people turn over the age of 6 a opinions you mentioned in your public remarks announcing the jobs in south florida, that innovation takes cash. dow have enough to continue to innovate. >> absolutely. absolutely. that's why we need to be competitive. that's the dream of america. america is about being focused on innovation and creating great, great jobs. these are high-paying jobs. >> and these robotic systems are you sell cost more than a million dollars each. >> they do. >> do your vendors, customers have the cash necessary to purchase these machines. >> you know what we are seeing is our partners, the hospitals around the country, we have close to i a 100 systems all over the united states. we've done over 10,000 procedures

josh howard, jianlian, who they did not extend a qualifying offer to, including maurice evans. a lot of moves to happen in a short amount of time. so stay tuned with that. hopefully we will have basketball. >>> the maryland terrapins' first season under new football coach ended this afternoon with a whole lot of trip to the end zone. but nc state was the more frequent visitor in the end zone. last time i checked, their 2-10 record, that's not bowl eligible. c.j. brown and the terps looking to snap their seven-game skid. the pass back to kevin dorsey for a 24-yard touchdown. the freshman backup kicker missed the extra point. 34-14. maryland goes to the ground game. 46 yards after busting free for a touchdown. 41-14 terps. things are going great for maryland, right? and not so much. fourth quarter, wolf pack coming back. a local kid completes 11 yards for that touchdown. nc state down just 13. it's now a six-point game. washington rushes one yard for the score. nc state takes a one-point lead. their first lead of the game. 27 seconds to go. ed is saying, hurry up, hurry up, down

and yesterday's game, rookies leanard hankerson and offensive lineman, maurice all got their first nfltart. shanahan says it's because the starters are all injured and the back ups just happen to be the young guys. >> they drafted a will the of guys this year. they moved guys up, like myself, to be in the starting position. we have to perform right now and we aren't performing. >> we were 31st in the league last year. so you know, it's not right for us to jump down their backs. >> tackled jamal brown injured his right groin yesterday. he doesn't know how long he'll be out at this point and paul out a couple weeks. all right, the washington capitals didn't fair so well st weekend. they easily won game one, but squandered a two-goal lead. as the back to back games in the energy it takes took its toll on them. one player did get rewarded for his good play. nicholas was named nhl's third star of the week. returned to the ice today in full practice for the first time since he sprained his ankle in a game october 22. good news for them, but he still probably won't play when the caps face the

and even more importantly now, i'm part of maurice's family. to ask you, you left the streets now. what are you doing? >> well, now -- you know, i am a father now and i have my own business which is a construction company. i'm a pillar in my community. i have my own church -- not my own church, but i have a church that i attend. and i think i'm just all around nice guy. >> wow. i would say so. unbelievable story. i would encourage everyone on this thanksgiving to pick up the book "an invisible thread." the true story of this 11-year-old panhandler whose life was changed by laura. >> happy thanksgiving to you, too. and thank you so much. ♪ [ man #1 ] i was fascinated by balsa wood airplanes since i was a kid. [ man #2 ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation, we build jet engines. we lift people up off the ground to thousand feet. thesengines are built by hand with very precise assembly techniques. [ man #3 ] it's gonna fly people around the world. safely and better than it's ever done before. it would be a real tre

police arrested maurice dews in july on charges of setting fire to a vacant home. dew's later admitted to starting nine fires in d.c. and maryland. he was sentenced to 25 years for the d.c. crimes and 15 years for the maryland fires. the sentences will be served concurrently. you know perhaps they should move an m.m.a. style hexagon into the metro ride. a brawl on the green line believed to be the third major fight on the metro system this week. in this instance it appears the group beat up some other teenagers they accused of stealing. riders say the trend concerns them. >> it puts not only the people who are fighting them but it puts us in harm's way. >> metro officials say they dispatch officer quickly when these sort of things happen but admit they can't be on every train to prevent these fights from breaking out. they impose disciplinary actions at school. one of the oldest bars in washington is set to reopen today. fire destroyed the kitchen at the tune inn restaurant. a fundraiser brought in money to support staffers who were out of work while crews made rep

over a third of a million citizens without adequate hospital care when i transferred in i mean ok maurice a king. true hospital was he your facility it was a hospital it was a trauma hospital trauma it was open which was actually pretty state of the art trauma. i believe we were saying clean fifty and maybe even closer to fifty five fifty seven thousand a year in the main and quite a lot of times we would get a diabetic and coma who knew something was wrong but didn't have the means to go to the doctor's office again that goes to the problem that there are no primary care facilities in the area. a few years ago the county lost interest but a lot of clinics are open for people to go walk in our history and see clinics where the county had a few bad budget years a few years ago because those clinics private clinics are going to open up and take under insured patients who can't pay. you don't have papers yes you have papers just permission how was your sugar level it's one hundred twenty eight. hundred no it's four hundred that's very bad for your diabetes. so if you had an appointment with

hurricanes in two thousand and six now here's a chance to do red double by lifting the door in cup with maurice i think just like you said no but if you have one pre-season airplay and twelve games to get us ready and then you just sit over here and it's been good i think that's just the bigger i suppose it's it's more natural feeling now. meanwhile the team's captain given them and has the established his name in europe strong the sleek the canadian doing brief in two thousand and eight and was quick to own the owner of the top scoring defenseman in the new formed league with an impressive twenty eight goals and fifty eight points from fifty three games although down in some patients to far beyond his personal stats it's definitely a goal of ours to deafen pass a first round and get in the conference conference finals was a lot and i think we have the team to do it and we just our continuing to gel together and iran's get more comfortable playing with each other so in the next forty forty five games we should turn things are on our turns around we're playing well but just just get us to a stea

maurice dees of real-life people who just do the right thing.hey just do the right thing and we don't teach law students to do that. it's about asking them to go beyond what the law is and fight for the right things, the most righteous crusading cause. at his latest characters stand out in my real-life heroes stand out because they are not doing what everyone else is doing. you go beyond what everyone else is doing. >> i do think it is interesting that atticus is a man of faith -- is a man who goes to church. inside a comment if few characters who don't which urge are the lawyers. so now i'm positing truncates his lawyers, what a nightmare. i think it does go to this generational shift, where i went to law school not that long ago and religion is something you don't talk about. religion has been completely decoupled from both the practice of law and the way we think about the law as dean points out as profound an effect they have is how attract this. but i think it also goes to the idea that lawyers are outsiders now. the man of faith in this bo

us maurice way and with handcuffs and a tonsil tear gas and put down the as a corporate office party movement that's of a say they're determined to stand their ground against the odds of washington over one to become the latest scenes of police crackdown school several casualties and more than one hundred arrests. political ads and forty six are fearing all across russia as the campaign kicks off to win seats of the country's lower house of parliament seven major parties will be competing for the suffer for elections. but right now it's time for all the latest in sports with richard. hello welcome schools they great to have you with us somersaults always look up lines. plus blood pressure increase of a witness to give the czech republic a one nil lead cup final against russia. while small believe it's the probably the carbons last in charge of sponsoring. namo in the moscow darby. fun job done in russian vogue said in his native american james toney playing usually well. so time is some short republica drawn first blood in the fed cup final against russia and moscow. for the czech re

that injured ryan and three other firefighters was found to be the work of an arsonist, man named mauricentered a guilty plea last friday. ryan also volunteer at the riverdale fire department credit his wife and family with keeping house spirits up during recovery and speaking of the ryan family there is now a fourth generation helping to protect people. >> always been in my, you know, my life between my father and my grandfather who was on now down to my son. and it is what we do. >> reporter: when chuck ryan returns to work on wednesday, he will be greeted with a lot of jokes and funny comments. that's the roy firefighters say we are glad you are back. jackie bensen, news4. >>> new tonight we are hearing from maryland state senator ulysses currie after his six-week core ums trial ended with a not guilty verdict. >> been a rough four years. almost four years for my wife, family and i. also for my constituents. this is the greatest moment of my life. >> reporter: he was acquitted of nine charges relating to $245,000 in payments he received from the shoppers food warehouse chain. prosecuto

after aggravating a growing injury during his straits that defeat to david ferrer world number three maurice that picked up the injury in training a few days after the paris masters and was clearly affected during his last of the zero two arena alarms and farah ranked fifth in the world to the first set six four snarly struggles and then required medical assistance and then the spaniard wrapped up a second seven fight later this monday night well number one i've got djokovic choice by number seven on national. meanwhile on sunday defending champion roger federer needed three sets to get past french and joe wilfried tsonga in the opening group being pounds a thirty year old who's only twelve match winning streak coming into this tournament into the first set six to his wife and friend terry already enjoying his performance but tsonga who is up to six in the world rankings then stormed back to take the next set of the same score. there was little between them in the decider but tsongas stumbled on had five four down and federer his chance. while rafael nadal was up against mardy fish and sunda

right back as the kron4 morning news continues siri here is a live look outside of this since the maurice at the macy's thanksgiving day parade is now heading down central boulevard west as they are waiting for floats to come by. sunshine and 37 degrees in new york city for if >>james: we are going to walk you through weather headlines. this afternoon lee will begin to cry out. this evening things will be partly cloudy, cool but dry. that is the good news. here is a quick look at storm tracker 4. the cold front is continuing to move east, in the south bay things are steadily improving. san jose and the clear. in evergreen have some things headed your way. otherwise things are looking cliff. the east shore, the same story. light rain all morning long. we have light rain near hayward. for the people in castro valley along 580, the court light rain should end in the next half hour or so. >>james: here is where rain is falling on 680. in santa monica near walnut creek, highly for continued to beat lexus ceasefires such as his losses heartiness al from haiti. we have a light rain fell up for t

if you like to ask maurice question before we go to the break ok all that's all nice and fine what you said about democracy but the the nuclear program in iran is actually quite popular with the population well tense i think it's hard to write with the allocation of it's very very difficult to trust polls the idea of the libyan people are quite happy to put our feet did not have nuclear weapons and i think that if the iranian government has nuclear weapons it's a really sad day for the persian people above on ok more pride you want to go ahead first tragedy going very strong that's what i was very struck by the fact the moxy is very happy to speak on behalf of the arabian people i think they should speak on their behalf places rise up and over free are their own thing over it and the government and the deli and i and i think that i think it's a state of war you have played here at the primary i mean that you've been here he comes right back to you after a short break and i want your break we'll continue our discussion on the ground state party. who can take you straight. to fifty. mill

was a relation and it was no toward a real mouse which would be like ten thousand times bigger than maurice like and it was it was very different. and we felt like being on the place and you know the real most but it was very different ok just a very briefly since you have experienced all of this when you go on an actual trip to mars as you well wouldn't have the chance to get out if you wanted to. yes if i was too good to was a real mess i would say no. you're not scared i'm not scared of that we went through that i would say but. we are in good hands. together. and i really think that if we do it all right well welcome back to earth again like a railroad trains very much ramesh also participate in. five hundred a simulated project there. so where now more world news for you this hour well let's go to india first or at least twenty people have been killed and dozens injured after a stampede broke out during a religious ceremony in the north of the country now the incident happened tens of thousands of them well dressed rushed towards the holy sites offer their prayers and some of them stri

maurice -- later admitted to setting nine fires in d.c. and maryland. >>> a d.c.take a closer look at the metropolitan's police department to encrypt its radios. police chief cathy lanier made the change to protect officers, she says. >>> metro riders could face delays because of transport. beginning tonight at 10:00, trains will not run between takoma and glenmont stations. orange and trains will single track between foggy bottom and macpherson station. >>> four months after fire destroyed part of a popular capitol hill bar. its owners are ready to reopen. >> we are talking about the tune inn. it opens at 8:00 this morning. it's been a staple for congressional staffers and journalists since it opened in 1947, but it had been closed since a kitchen fire in june. it will have a kitchen and new interior. great to see it getting back to normal. >> let's hope the prices stay the same. have you been there, doug hill? >> yes. >> you probably have a hostile named after you. >> its been awhile. >>> the weekend weather is fine. we will turn the clock back one hour? before

. >> reporter: maurice stews pleaded guilty to starting a series of fires in d.c. during a three-year period including the fire that injured ryan. he's facing similar charges in prince george's county. his focus is not on this future, but other strangers he has yet to meet and save. >> i was grateful he was caught and off the street. he can't hurt nobody else. it doesn't personally affect me. like i said, i can't think about it. i just keep looking toward tomorrow and not what happened yesterday. >> reporter: he has some physical therapy the doctors want him to do. he's feeling and looking fine. in southeast, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> good for him. >> yes, indeed. >>> well, it's 24 hours of giving. right now, a massive effort to raise money for more than 900 local charities. >> we need your help. it could be $3 million we raise. it's around the clock giving that began at midnight today and will continue until the clock strikes midnight tonight. you can join us by visiting give to max.org. take a look at the countdown clock now. just under eight hours left for

it's maurice garcy's first day at the job and he's happy to be working. >> i feel happy because i lost my job three months ago so i didn't have a job for three months. so, i got a job today so i'm happy. >> reporter: at ma's restaurant customers were thanksful to have a place to eat lunch. their customers tell us that many of their chinese customers like to eat out on this holiday instead of cooking at home. he's thankful for the business. >> i'm surprised this year, it's more busy. >> reporter: and so far here at many ma's they have seven dinner reservations that were made for this thanksgiving night. they're expecting it to be more busy tonight. my photographer and i are also too working on this thanksgiving and thank you very much for watching, reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega. >>> millions of americans are traveling this weekend and what's expected to be the biggest travel weekend since the recession began. according to aaa about 42.5 million americans are flying or driving this year. that's the highest number it's been since the start of the recession since 2005. fa

. >> reporter: 34-year-old maurice pled guilty to fires here in the district.he was done, a prince george's county officer was waiting for him. he admitted to a laundry room of arsons. among them a house fire on 48th place northeast that came very close to killing a squad of d.c. firefighters. four escaped with serious burns, a fifth was injured. >> they skin graphed both of my hands. i had skin graphs done to my left and right arms. my back and shoulder area is

. >> but daily harbor tunnel users like maurice say the toll hike adds more to his commute every month. >> they take this right from the toll pikes, which is outrageous. >> reporter: the new tolls, expected to generate some $90 million in revenue for the state in the first year alone. we're live at the fort mchenry toll plaza, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> phase 2 of the toll increases will begin in 2013. >>> a lockdown at towson university turns out to be a false alarm. students and employees received text messages and were alerted to stay inside this afternoon. police said they were looking for a man with a gun on campus. but the man turned out to be carrying a prop gun for an acting class. the situation lasted about 20 minutes. >>> police are investigating reports of violence at the "occupy baltimore "protests. vic is in the newsroom with details. >> female "occupy baltimore" protestors reported being assaulted and robbed. someone stole money from the woman as she slept inside a tent. police are denying reports that the victim was sexually assaulted. but officers did offer

maurice greenberg says the 2008 federal takeover of the insurance giant was unconstitutional. he is suing on behalf of aig shareholders, they lost 98% of the stock price. his company is also suing the new york fed, which held -- which is headed by timothy geithner, how the treasury secretary. >>> protestors have been marching from new york and plan to arrive in the district, as the super committee wrapped up this week. they say they're visiting the university of maryland, college park for breakfast this morning. organizers tell us they had a rough day yesterday covering 31 miles. they are still due to arrive at the occupy d.c. protest. park police are investigating in the meantime a sexual assault in the square last night and have a man under arrest. >>> tents are starting to pop up near the site where uc davis police pepper sprayed protestors friday. the protestors were peacefully sitting on campus. the school's chancellor apologized yesterday, but got heckled off the stage. the police chief on campus and two officers have been placed on administrative leave because of that a

nurse maurice says for every so-called sleeper out here, those living in these tent cities, there is another person or two you don't see who are supplying the cause with what they need to survive. some of these 99%ers promise they'll be here at least until springtime. >> the evil prevails if we do nothing. so this is what, the foot soldiers, the ground soldiers happening. >> regardless of the weather. >> arthel: we want to thank bob bernard from our affiliate, wttg in washington. thanks. >> rick: at least through the spring. that's what they said. all right. could the nation's economy finally be showing signs of growth? new numbers show more people are buying homes and hitting the stores, too. is our economy really improving? we'll have expert analysis straight ahead. [ male announcer ] if you think tylenol is the pain reliever orthopedic doctors recommend most for arthritis pain, think again. and take aleve. it's the one doctors recommend most for arthritis pain... two pills can last all day. ♪ ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus vegg

maurice dews from washington admit setting the fire over four years. he pleaded guilty to four cutes of arson. last april, he set this fire in a vacation object home. firefighters did not know he was inside. they rushed in and the fire escan lated. four suffered burns. >> any time we have someone setting fires, anyone committing a crime, our goal is to make sure they get off of the streets so they don't victimize innocent people. >> the plea agreement calls for him to get 25 years in prison. the judge will hold a sentencing hearing next year. >>> a deadly accident on the beltway. one of the vehicles slammed into the back of a tractor- trailer. it shut down an inner loop this morning and reopened for the morning rush. the police have not released the identity of the victim. >>> police are out with a skip of a man suspected of -- a sketch of a man suspected of grabbing a girl while she was walking home from school. it happened last friday in mount vernon. the man offered her a ride to school. she kept walking and he grabbed her. she was able to get away.

. >> at the hillsborough county jail in tampa, florida, 24-year-old rookie deputy maurice pressey hasrned to deal with the intimidation factor of his job. >> first day by myself, i'd be lying if i didn't tell you i was nervy. it's 72 on one >> pressey who is unarmed during his shifts is the only deputy locked in a housing unit with 72 inmates. most are not convicted, but are in jail awaiting trial for charges including assault, robbery and murder. >> when you tell people what you do, they say, man, i don't see how you do it. 72 people, you know, all walks of life, that done all types of crime. >> at many jails officers monitor units like this secured control centers but at hillsborough county they spend their shifts on the floor in the open. it's a system known as direct supervision and proven to reduce violence in other problems by allowing deputies to build rapport. >> i love dealing with people that's why my degree is in sociology. >> but pressey and every other deputy in the jail knows that violence can erupt suddenly. as an incident two years earlier dramatically illustrated. a 6

. >> reporter: just last friday 27-year-old maurice dumes of d.c.aded guilty to setting that fire that injured ryan along with other fires in the district. on some occasions he called 911 and helped to evacuate nearby homes around the fires he allegedly set. he's now facing arson charges in prince george's county as well. ryan says he's not focused on that man's charges. he's focused on getting back to work. tracee wilkins live this morning in southeast. eun, back to you in the studio. >> tracee, thanks so much. >>> new from overnight, firefighters in the district are investigating a fire at an apartment complex. this happened near the intersection of 18th street and wyoming avenue. two floors of the apartment building were damaged, by no one was inside because the complex is undergoing renovations right now. no injuries were reported. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. >>> two local airports are among the best in the country when it comes to getting your plane off the ground on time. dulles is the fifth best airport when it comes to

nurse maurice says fosh every so-called sleeper out they're -- for every so-called sleeper out here,hose living in tent cities there's another person or two you don't see who are supplying the cause with what they need to survive. some of these 99 percenters for change promise they'll be here at least until springtime. >> the evil prevails if the good do nothing, man. so right here, this is what the foot soldiers that's happening. >> reporter: regardless of the weather. in northwest bob barnard, fox 5 news. >>> we've seen this movie before, another budget deadline in congress fast approaching. this one involves the so-called supercommittee, a panel of 12 democrats and republicans who were asked to find $1.2 trillion in savings over the next decade. as you can imagine, it's not going so well. their deadline for the job next wednesday. otherwise automatic spending cuts take effect. earlier today democrats rejected the latest republican offer. >> where the divide is right now is on taxes and whether or not the wealthiest americans should share in the sacrifice that all of us have to mak

. >> paramedic maurice white, caring for a patient in the ambulance, says his driver hasn't seen the the ambulance's blind spot. a few minutes later, trooper martin pulls over the ambulance. what follows on the dashboard video is a bizarre encounter. >> here, now. >> what's wrong? what's going on? >> i'm talking to the driver. >> i'm talking to you. >> you better get back in that ambulance. i'm talking to the driver. >> i'm in charge of this unit, sir. >> okay. >> the trooper thinks that the ambulance driver, paul franks, gave him the finger earlier. >> you don't need to give me no hand gestures now. i ain't going to put up with that. you understand me? >> i know the character of paul franks. that's just something he wouldn't do. >> i won't put up with you talking to my driver like that. >> i ain't listening to you, buddy. you get back in that ambulance you get your [ muted ] back in that ambulance or i'll take you in. i'm talking to the driver. >> paramedic white says he wouldn't let the trooper talk to his driver because he believed his patient would suffer from any delay. he tells

reverend maurice chase died sunday >>> well, this will be fun. welcome back to "hardball." of "new york" magazine asks the question when did liberals become so asonle? and in it he writes, quote, liberals are dissatisfied with obama because liberals on the whole are incapable of feeling satisfied with a democratic president. they can be happy with the idea of a democratic president. indeed, dancing in the streets delirious. but not with the real thing. the various theories of disconsolate liberals all suffer from a failure to compare obama with any plausible baseline. instead they compare obama with an imaginary president. either an imaginary obama or a fantasy version of a past president. whoa.ok jonathan writes for "new york" magazine and john walsh is editor at large for salon. joan, this man has tapped into our very being here. first of all, joan, i want to ask you, what do you think when you read this article, just to get -- i like you so much i want to -- when you read that it was your psychological condition that is the problem, not the president's track record, wha