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. >> reporter: fresh from playing for william mcquain, the simpson brothers and mcdowell helped the grown-upsooking in the woods behind his apartment, in his favorite hiding spots and reluctantly in trash cans. yet imagining him dead just doesn't feel right. >> he's probably lost and scared right now. because he has no one to -- he know where to go. nooned, no anything. >> reporter: by now they've heard the headlines. >> i think his stepfather kidnapped him. >> reporter: for him the youngest, it's near impossible to cope of the thought of what happened to his friend. his 14-year-old brother is frightened too. >> like i was coming hem. my mom told me about william and mom was devastated. >> reporter: a feeling that many neighborhood children share. roger anderson said his son won't leave house. >> he's not here today because he's grotely broken up still. >> reporter: what do you say to kids these age if the worst turns out true? adults here hope it doesn't come to that. brittany morehouse, 9news now. >> simpson brothers tell us they last saw their missing friend on september 18th. william mcqu

ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell along with adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino. all right, charles payne, i've seen this before, on steroids or in 3-d. >> the vice-president. united states suggesting that republicans are responsible or would be responsible for rape? which by the way is not an economic crime, but somehow they're encouraging more rape of women and then they're going to fourth grade school and talk to these kids? i remember when president obama or senator obama was running for office, he says that wives and kids are off limits. not if you use women in the idea at that they can be raped to push through a jobs bill? this is despicable stuff. >> neil: dagen, and trying to understand the meanings of the remarks, i think he's saying we have increased joblessness and more likely we'll be with these maladies and even that's a stretch, isn't it? >> it's absolutely a stretch. can we say what it is? it's crazy, it's crazy talk, but now what, these stair tactics work. >> i think when you yell it-- >> that's crazy, i was laughing. >> listening to you. >> it's b

that cain can't cook because he's he not the usual political dish, ben stein, charles payne, dagen mcdowell and adam ma shinski. charles. >> you can say a rocket scientist, worked as a president and took on broken businesses and a certain grace about him and i think a great president in the sense, i don't think he he'd make any american feel bad about themselves. i really believe he is he' a legitimate candidate and glad that people are taking him seriously now. >> neil: and the credentials, 30 years, and always-- dagen, what do you think of this? he's not from the same petri dish as your governors, congressmen, present, past, hence, we don't like you? >> i think if there's ever a time in it country's history, recent history to rethink the noti that our commander-in-chief needs to have extensive political experience, the time is today. congress has 11% approval rating, near rock bottom level. people are completely dissatisfied with the way that washington in and of itself works and i think that's one of the reasons that you are seeing his poll numbers jump like they are. >> the lack of lega

. >> to ben stein, dagen mcdowell, adam lashinsky and charlie gasperino, is that the right play book? >> closing loopholes and lowering the marginal tax rates is the right economic play book. i'm shaken, kind of like the richard simmons video, barack obama comparing himself to ronald reagan is really an amazing, let's not call it a lie, but a massive stretch of the truth. >> here is the thing though the stakes are big, dagen and the idea is it's okay to go this route because the reagan did it, but we know that reagan didn't do that. we know that reagan was a tax cutter that taxes went down and a few times where taxes went up, but overall the philosophy less taxes and less government intervention and we had a pretty good economy after that. >> president obama wants to get rid of some loopholes for people and groups he does not care for and raise tax rates and that is not tax reform. tax reform is, yes, cutting loopholes and that means that, that means closing them. that means getting rid of tax expenditures and that's going to mean people give up some things they like, even the mortgag

shot lead he carded a third successive sixty six on saturday i don't know norrish one night graeme mcdowell is in second after hitting the seven for die. self and he believes he's nicely placed going into the final. you know it's always a tough finish to this golf course so you know i don't like to pick the couple more up but you know it was a good round of golf some good solid some good soul shells made a few pots left a few out there but generally in a great position going to a sunday afternoon. next. british sign on the sun. spot on the. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger no holds barred global financial headlines to conjure reports. from phones to. his friends don't totty don't come. free election fever grips russia with the president to be a force to clarify both his power swap plans with. and the sudden departure of moscow's long standing finance minister. greece on the brink e.u. debt inspectors scramble to secure more bailout cash for the crumbling economy with just a week to go until meltdown with a french president warning of a new gl

success of sixty six on saturday alone or marshalling graeme mcdowell is in second after hitting a sixty seven day in a row self and he believes he's nicely placed going into the final day. you know it's always a tough finish to this golf course so you know i don't like to pick the couple more but you know it was a good marigold some good solid. made a few pots left a few out there but generally in a great position going to a sunday afternoon so that's all i've got time for for the moment back into our time discourse from the rugby at the world cup next. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future covered. british. accent. was. happening to the global economy. in the united kingdom is available in. the and. the old ways in which they could control certain hutto. controls. the cream to feed. the world the ruben's for child. free election fever grapes russia with president medvedev forced to clarify both his power plants. and the sudden departure of the country's longstanding finance minister. seven hundred people arrested in new york as a

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commissioner mcdowell? >> thank you, mr. chairman. the feat of modernizing the subsidy program to support next generation communications technologies while keeping a lid on spending is truly monumental. thus, our action today is a vital first step in reforming usf while ensuring that rural consumers benefit from needed advanced services. as i said several times before, the communications needs of rural america is personal to me. my family has deep roots in rural america. my father spent part of his boyhood in the great depression in a ranch without electricity, running water, or phone service. with that background in mind, i'm exited to carrying out the intent of ensuring the most remote parts of the country are connected. the challenge of soling the seemingly intractable universal service of the puzzle, however, cast a long shadow over the fcc for more than a decade. in the nearly five flaf years hear here, i traveled across america to learn about the practicalities of the program and helped round table discussions with multiple stak

alexis mcdowell is with the event. monica and i will emcee this event. tell us what is going to happen on saturday. >> on saturday, everybody in the dc area will come together to raise $450,000 for the american diabetes association. all the money raised will go toward local efforts to help stop diabetes with awareness, education and research. but locally, we have a research project going on that we support at georgetown university for diebold beatic research. so more ways to support local efforts to stop diabetes. >> tell us about the event itself. where is it being held, what should we expect saturday? >> reporter: it is at nationals park downtown off the green line navy yard. 8:00 is registration. 9:30 the program begins you will be emceeing. and at 10:00 the walk starts. it is a for -- a two or four mile route. >>> now it is not too late for folks to get involved with us, is it? how can they reach out and potentially sign none. >> go to diabetes.org/nc astep out, support a team, start a team. we have friends and family teams, clubs and organizations.

punch. (1:47:37) (mcdowell) "she'' deeermined, she don't wanna lose..." lose....f barnd. and i'm jennifer gillert. maryland's gas tax could soon po uu again. transportation officials are considering a 11-cent hhkeeover hh next three years. years. but... ásomeáá drivers p...onder .../ if... necessary. 15:46 "how ya doing today, sir?"at the maritime autowash one's for you... they'll take care of ya."customers are happy to payyfoo a quality cleaning...(nats)but hen it &pcomes to gas pricee...33:25 "we're paying way over too much."some are reeuctant o shell out any more cash.33:41 "they gotta do something to recent dropp.. is nice... but &pjust isn't enough to make a dent in most drivers' budggtss 17:20 "well i remember when it was 29 cents a gallon, so now... the state is talking about raising the gas tax by 15 cents more per gallon.and some aren't so happy about the idda offgetting soakkd. (nats) anthony santoiimmm19:21-19:31 "i thinkkit's gonnn hurt the economy... scared to buy cars now because of gas economy... scared to buy ggnna hurttthe 19:21-19931 "ii tink it'

commissioner mcdowell. >> train to a high pass subsidy program to support next-generation members of purification technology while keeping a lid on monday and is truly money mental. as the action today is a vital first step in reforming u.s. to ensuring rural consumers benefit from needed advanced services. as i said several times before come the communications needs of rural america is personal to me. her family has deep roots in rural america. my father spent part of his boy hit on the tex-mex border without electricity, running water or phone services. with a background in mind, i'm committed to paying a congress' intent of ensuring the most upright or country are tonight is. the challenge of solving seemingly retractable universal service compensation puzzle. however cast a long shadow over the fcc for more than a decade. an archive and a half years here at travel across america to learn more about the practical realities of the program. i hope productive policy roundtable discussions with multiple stakeholders in the least populated state, wyoming, south dakota appeared a traver

we were in mcdowell county a couple of weeks ago and our union matched some of the work they were doing to make sure kids in that district at library books. i see that kind of situation all the time. teachers spend out of their own pockets hundreds of not thousands of dollars a year to subsidize their kids' education. but you said it right -- education is a bipartisan issue. this should not be a democrat or republican issue. it should be a bipartisan issue. host: i want to read a tweed and an e-mail. guest: two things. in the united states of america, we actually believe in teaching all kids, some kids. what the market does, it is great for niches. when you want to have a niche market, when you want to help some and you believe in some kind of trickle-down theory. the kids we have to care about the most are the ones that need the most and market theology does not help in that situation. in fact, in the united states, education is probably the only sector where we say all kids, not some kids, should have a decent education. don't believe me, forget about my ideology. let's look at the ev

commissioner mcdowell. >> train to a high pass subsidy program to support next-generation members of purification technology while keeping a lid on monday and is truly money mental. as the action today is a vital first step in reforming u.s. to ensuring rural consumers benefit from needed advanced services. as i said several times before come the communications needs of rural america is personal to me. her family has deep roots in rural america. my father spent part of his boy hit on the tex-mex border without electricity, running water or phone services. with a background in mind, i'm committed to paying a congress' intent of ensuring the most upright or country are tonight is. the challenge of solving seemingly retractable universal service compensation puzzle. however cast a long shadow over the fcc for more than a decade. an archive and a half years here at travel across america to learn more about the practical realities of the program. i hope productive policy roundtable discussions with multiple stakeholders in the least populated state, wyoming, south dakota appeared a traver

commissioner copps and commissioner mcdowell, i know you have both witnessed past attempts at usf and icc reforms and you must be deeply proud today. thank you for diligence and hard work. once again, mr. chairman, i want to express my gratitude for your leadership, engagement and willingness to listen and address my concern and for your honest attempt at reaching consensus. lastly, i would like for you to give me the privilege of acknowledging the hard work of my wire line of cars they are come in cheap on a bird paid her tireless commitment to priorities and willing mix to make incredible personal sacrifices served me and her team well. you were able to capture and defend those principles that i hold dear in numerous meetings and exchanges than i wish she's fairly thing you cannot commissioner copps, a marker of a car seat, sharon carroll, victoria, rebecca, in fact. i couldn't say all of them. even though we know who's working, right? and for all of those captured in the slides for your commitment to reform and for your willingness to serve this nation. thank you so much, mr. chair

commissioner cox and mcdowell, i know you have both witnessed past attempts at reform and you must be proud to date. thank you for your diligence and hard work. and once again, i wanted to express my gratitude for your leadership, engagement, and willingness to listen and address my concerns. and for your honest attempt at reaching a consensus. lastly, i would like for you to give me the privilege of acknowledging the hard work of my wireline advisor. your commitment to our priorities and willingness to make incredible sacrifices serve me and our team well. you were able to capture and descended those principles i hold dear in numerous meetings and exchanges. i would sincerely thank you margaret mccarthy, exact -- sorry, i could not say all women. all of you captured at those slides for your commitment to reform and for your willingness to serve this nation so notably. -- so nobly. this is an incredible day for all of us. >> to wait commissioner cliburn. this is an effort to harness the benefits of broadband for every american. i am tremendously grateful to each of my colleagues on th