you hear this meek little voice, only hear it a couple of times.d a dagger into your heart, and i think amid the heavy breathing it just -- the jurors just walked away stunned. >> mike, i was really interested. want to make sure i read this correctly, that jeffs filed a motion to get the judge on the case dismissed or recused, and in it it seems like he's threatening her. he claims in this brief that -- that he's channeling god, and he says, quote, let also barbara walthers, the judge's name, be of a humbling to know i have sent a crippling disease upon her which shall take her life soon. >> yeah. i think you get a good insight into the character of warren jeffs. this judge has been rock solid. she has done such a good job in such a difficult situation. apparently as a child she suffered polio. she has a brace on one of her legs and walks with a noticeable limp and now he's implying in this revelation of god that he filed in a motion from court that her infirmity was an act of his vengeful god and now she's going to die. i can tell you she's aright

police he was standing at persia and london around 5:00 last night and a thief tried to grab his gold meek las. the suspect got into a waiting car and took off. the victim is recovering. >>> an elderly man is safe tonight after spending a day and a half trapped in an east bay canyon. the 76-year-old drove off the boulevard near claire monte avenue in oakland. a hiker spotted his car this afternoon, but when rescue crews arrived, the driver was nowhere to be found. the crash victim who uses a cane was trying to walk out when the tow truck driver spotted him. the driver was taken to a hospital. >>> the fight against west nile virus is on again in south jose. kid do on how the economy is contributing to the problem t. county workers just found another dead crow infected with the west nile virus. the total is now up to three. that's on top of two batches of trapped mosquitoes that tested positive. they were all discovered within a few blocks of each other in south san jose. the fact that this area has been hit hard by the housing crisis is no coincidence. >> west nile is more pref lant in area

i meek, god, dividends and capital gains are taxed at 15%. that's just incredible. it's an incredibl incredible st. -- steal. so that's what i would say. >> well, it's a subject matter that's ripe for hours of discussion. but very quickly, we litigate in the criminal form too many times of actions and behaviors. so the first thing is, take out all the so-called victimless crimes, all the so-called drug or drug-related cases. can you place them in medical forums or other social forums. secondly, mandatory sentences have to go out. thirdly, grand jury has to go out. fourthly, the informant system has to be eliminated. the police powers, which are ever increasing, have to be at least dropped or minimized. fourth amendment, fifth amendment, first amendment rights have to be given more strength than they have, more resources for the defense because, yes, public defenders and good lawyers who are on the panels, they are defending most of the people who are accused. and they lack the resources because ultimately prosecution with unlimited resources and defense with very, v

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taxes and those issues are still very much on the table when the super congressional committee of 12 meeks out the next wave of cuts. >>guest: everything is on the committee and the select committee is very, very important and all powerful. instead of 55 -- 535 members of congress it is done to 12 this have the entire u.s. tax code this front them and they come up with a bill and that bill is surge to -- surge to no amendme, a powerful committee. >>neil: if the committee decides to include revenue in that mix, then, what happens, senator? the committee throws that in the lap of congress and it is yes-or-no? >>guest: yes, one bill. a complete up-or-down vote. that is why the committee is really so enormously unbelieve believe powerful. that is why i am joining with others in two pieces of legislation to make sure we have full trance particpiants. one, to make sure any quorum of the committee is come -- completely public and televised and to make sure all political contributions to committee members are fully and immediately disclosed in 48 hours. >>neil: is the committee, itself, on the up

come under said in one of his interviews i quote i like to draw like children do in primitive tip meeks what do you think makes such technique. so tracked for contemporary artists in animation while our ego is a very strong artists and. yeah he might wish that he will drop like a kid even though he really admires the drawings that my daughter made when she was three years old he still has a few of them on his wall. kids they think their parent they are of their different they have such a freedom in their life and at the same time they are not burdened with the years of training their lines and not straight or really thought out they just draw from hard and that probably in their means because he wants to make you sorry you're not really coming from your soul and from your heart the way kids do it is no reason why my son when he was about three four or five years of age did wonderful drawings i had them as he said on the wall but now he's like eleven and they and they try to teach him to draw in school he's awfully he and i mean he's worse than anybody i've ever seen the same happened to

billboards there's a recruitment center right here one of hundreds just a new york the mesmerizing take meek's luring young americans into serving are more sophisticated than ever before sponsoring a video game tournaments and keep up tournaments and then going up to these young kids who perform well and say the u.s. military needs to see your skills at this video game of course to young fifteen or sixteen or seventeen year old this is something that's very basic it's a cruel and deceptive type of recruitment they want to use all the hippest tools they can to make being in the military has school as possible now as cinematographer edward pages dedicated ten years to being a u.s. soldier he thought it was the honorable thing to do if they presented the military for what it was i don't think anyone would join but they do join having. played one computer game and seen one war movie too many there's no second chance when you're actually out there and your life is at risk for something that most of these young men have no idea really the true reason why they're even out there by the time some of th

rose by one hundred seventeen thousand workers after a meek of forty six thousand increase in june the strong expected report sparked a rebound but it's a so far been very volatile peter weston from out on capital believes what we've been seeing is a relief rally and logical downturn. i think that what you're seeing is it's proving that the u.s. economy is still growing but more than that. still people are worried about the recession i think we're just seeing the market rebound it's really investors clinging on to a little piece of good news in this kind of environment so i don't think that we should read anything. too soon to say. people were watching the coming data very closely and. the negative issues that were there yesterday are still there today it's just a little bit of sort of a little bit of a golden lining if you want this is what we call a relief rally which you can turn south again if you see something coming out of spain and italy or anything else coming out of us very easily returning downwards again. and a so you can look at what's going on on the markets at the moment

signed wonderful everybody says the euro zone crisis is solved and there's within a matter of a few meek's we have a further crisis in another economy and more money so there's a very very fundamental argument going on within the european union the euro zone needs to come together with sensible lose because of the law and they've been throwing money at any possible problems and all they're doing is walt here bringing over cracks in the edifice in the structure of the building and that just won't do you know the french and the germans are appalled by this whole situation because they want to try and get together a kind of fuzzy warm solution to what goes on but it's just not realistic the french and the german government want to blame ignorant nasty speculators but actually the speculators are wrong the speculators are people who are looking after your and my pension fund money and they see the euro zone as being in danger so there's a very big argument looming today. and across the atlantic some x. astounding figures coming out bipartisan commission has found that since two thousand and on

he came on this program, with you chris and debuted this term looked like he was a meek, mild fellow, lacking spark, did not appeal to the tea party folks looking for someone to bash president obama. the question is on the establishment side of the ledger is he going to emerge as sufficiently strong to go forward against romney? he has to take on romney. you guys are going to have nine people on the stage wednesday. >> chris: actually, eight, rick perry won't be there. >> this is going to be difficult for if i of them to make a strong impression. they have to be -- focused like a laser in terms of criticism. my bet is the entire target is romney. >> chris: byron, texas governor rick perry, we are all talking about is he going to get in? yesterday he held a big prayer rally in houston. let's take a look. >> our heartbreaks for america. we see discard at home. we see fear in the marketplace. and for that we cry out for your forgiveness. >> chris: perry is a devout evangelical. from a political standpoint, should he be focusing, the first time a lot of americans have seen him, focusing o

he came on this program, with you chris and debuted this term looked like he was a meek, mild fellow, lacking spark, did not appeal to the tea party folks looking for someone to bash president obama. the question is on the establishment side of the ledger is he going to emerge as sufficiently strong to go forward against romney? he has to take on romney. you guys are going to have nine people on the stage wednesday. >> chris: actually, eight, rick perry won't be there. >> this is going to be difficult for if i of them to make a strong impression. they have to be -- focused like a laser in terms of criticism. my bet is the entire target is romney. >> chris: byron, texas governor rick perry, we are all talking about is he going to get in? yesterday he held a big prayer rally in houston. let's take a look. >> our heartbreaks for america. we see discard at home. we see fear in the marketplace. and for that we cry out for your forgiveness. >> chris: perry is a devout evangelical. from a political standpoint, should he be focusing, the first time a lot of americans have seen him, focusing o

>> i'm a -- >> also known as meek, a jack plan in the pits where every job is ultraspecialized. if you spend $20,000 to race a car all season, you can probably afford a guy like him. >> can you get auto insurance for something like this? >> there is a type of insurance but it's real costly. >> another reason why it's better to watch than to drive, even if you spend $800 for a mobile home, parking place this weekend. >> you could be golfing, you could be wine tasting, you could be -- >> at the races. >> and we are back on the green and speaking of racing here is a little thing to impress your friends with. you know the wings on the front of the cars? at speeds they generate at many as 5,000 pounds of downdraft. in fact, if they ran one of those cars on a roof at that speed, the dealing upside down, it would stick. from in finishian raceway, wane wane -- wayne friedman. abc7 news. >> what will it be like for the race. >> warm. 80s and 90s away from the coast. the deck of low clouds, we are talking about 1200 feet. so, yeah, it's going to take a little while to burn off. 6:35 is th

the polite candidate, but look, he's also in a position where he has to make attacks, even sort of meekike attacks like that one, because he's the margin of error candidate, as he says himself, and romney's the guy on top of the polls, and at the end of the day, romney's the one winning this race, even though people consider him a weak front-runner, it's up to the folks behind him if they want to overtake him and knock him out of that top spot, but so far nobody's really been successful at doing that. >> the bachmann campaign is touting her, you know, absolutely flawless consistency on the debt ceiling and being against it and having the chance to vote against it in the house. the paul campaign, the paul family, rand paul, now, is joining in the mailer that's going around new hampshire attacking romney for his flip-flops, presumely the mail are paid for by his father's presidential campaign. my bet is on rand paul that will be the guy that will end up throwing the closest thing to what we might see as punches in this campaign. >> i think it might be. you can't question rand paul's conse

. >> also known as meek, a jack plan in the pits where every job is ultraspecialized. spend $20 million to race a car all season, you can probably afford a guy like him. >> can you get auto insurance for something like this? >> there is a type of insurance but it's real costly. >> another reason why it's better to watch than to drive, even if you spend $800 for a mobile home, parking space and tickets this weekend. they say the grass is greener up here. >> explain this to me. you could be golfing, you could be wine tasting, you could be -- >> at the races. >> and we are back on the green and speaking of racing here is a little thing to impress your friends with. you know the wings on the front of the cars? at speeds they generate at many as 5,000 pounds of downdraft. in fact, if they ran one of those cars on a roof at that speed, the ceiling, upside down, it would stick. from infineon raceway, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> wayne wanted to run one hear on the rough but the management said absolutely not, sir. lisa is here to talk about the weekend. >> you can see behind

small, meek, and soft-spoken. he didn't seem like a monster.s perverse gift is that he can seem like what he isn't. tom and jackie hawks, and j.p. jarvi before them, learned that the hard way. what do you want people to know about you? >> well i'm not sure what i want them to know about me except for just wanted to apologize, i guess. just get it out there. sorry about some of the circumstances. >> although he professed to be sorry to the hawks and the jarvis, even this polished con man couldn't make those apologies seem real. what was clearly real was that he could not summon any remorse or empathy for the people he had killed. >> what were they like, the hawks? >> from what i could tell, i mean, good people. >> nice to you? >> yes. >> nice to your wife? >> yes. >> good to each other? >> yes. >> but that didn't make any difference? >> it's not that it didn't make a difference. it's when the difference came time, it was already too late. >> to skylar, tom and jackie were nothing more than the means to an end. >> i wasn't really looking at them

i mean, frankly, many thought was too meek. >> here's what i don't get. why don't they want the average person to take some responsibility for their health care? nixon believed in employer mandates. what's wrong with an individual mandate? seems to me a conservative idea, not a socialist idea. why do they hate making individuals responsible instead of throwing it on the cost of society? emergency rooms and all that? >> i can only say i share your curiosity. i can tell you this. listening to them talk about it does not elucidate any logic behind the predictions. >> let's go back to the word about ignorance in government. did they accept their fiduciary -- -- i wish there were a simple word. you're in financial services. is there a simple word to explain the responsibility you have as part of the u.s. government to pay its bills? do they accept that? >> no. some of them -- they don't accept it on the moral sense. some of them say, well, this whole thing has been illegitimate. i do not understand that. some are simply, literally, ignorant of the consequences

so i think that somebody has to speak for the meek and the small, and they do have legal rights. if you're in a car accident and a woman's pregnant and her baby dies, you're -- this is homicide. you've committed a very serious crime. you killed a life. so this whole thing that is simple to woman's right to do what she wants with her own body. no. you have to deal with the fact -- you have to decide is there a real life there? and there is a real life there. i'm liable as a physician. if a woman comes in and is a week pregnant or nine months pregnant, if i do something wrong, rightfully so i can be liable for injuring the fetus. so if i give her the wrong medication, i'm liable for this. to pretend that life doesn't exist, that's like putting blinders on. and i don't talk a whole lot about it. but i've made the emphasis the other day that if you truly care about liberty, you have to understand life. because how can i defend any individual's right to lead their own life as they choose and even do dumb things and drink raw milk or whatever they want to do, at the same time say that

people describe him as meek. no strange abnormal behavior. this guy was not on anyone's radar.ing the neighborhood that turned up some questions he wasn't answering to the satisfaction. interestingly enough with the parents of the child didn't pass the polygraphs either. so the police had to be extremely thorough. and it's rally good they didn't focus on the parents, they kept their net wide and, in fact, apparently based on the confession, they do have the right suspect in custody. but again, without that body, it will be interesting to see how this kid is progressing. >> a hockey shot seen around the world for this 11-year-old kid. let's show the video. here he goes. nay thought it was nick smith who made this shot. actually it was his twin brother nate smith. the prize money, $50,000, but the father felt it was the right thing to do and own up and say hey, you got the wrong kid. so the question is, casey, and this is for, i guess, debate, will they have to forfeit the money because it wasn't the kid they thought it was? >> well, it's a great question. legally, of course, the

it was not until the 20th century there was anything such as a decent meek -- mechanical counting machinew, we don't have to calculate these things. we have machines in our pockets for these purposes. psychologically, i think what we do is we downgrade the value of those skills. we think, well, you know, calculating, that's not intelligence. you know, because you got a machine for that. we could relearn, you and i, if we wanted to -- i'm pretty sure. memory becomes a kind of brute force kind of thing. i mean, yes, you can train memory, and people go around competing to prove that they can do that, but it's a little bit of a parlor trick because in day-to-day life, that skill is not required of us anymore. we have so much help. before we had computers, we had, you know, writing and notebooks, but now, computers help us remember absolutely everything. you're at a dinner party in an argument with friends about who was the star of such and such a movie. it's only a matter of seconds before somebody goes to the keyboard and gets the absolute true answer. >> host: right. >> guest: according to