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it is not a matter of law that because somebody in elected office misbehaves in some way that they wouldautomatically be charged with official misconduct and then go through some kind of process, be it something before the ethics committee, or even criminal. it is criminal, that is a whole different matter. i guess your concern is you do not want this to be the next time this comes up. you want it to be clearer, and not as murky as what we have had to deal with. but there is a lot of personal misconduct that goes on that falls below the standard of decency. some of it has already been referred to in this room. but nobody did anything about it. nobody said anything or brought it up. i do not know what bearing that has, exactly, on how we should decide this definition. it seems to me it still needs to be as broad as possible, because that is the only way it is going to be used, if i understand that. chairperson hur: i think you put the mayor in a tough spot, if it is too broad. every time he uses it, he will be accused of using it -- because it is so vague, it will always be subject to tha

. >>> ever see a kid misbehaving and the parents stand there doing nothing? not this time. not mom or dad. find out who told the teen to get in line. >> women getting dirty for a reason. we'll take you to orchard ridge where a community is growing one nail at a time. >>> you can call ate great airplane apology. how many time use want to do this? a teenager jumps the line aboard a plane. that didn't fly well with his high school coach who taught the kid a public lesson in manners. we have the video you'll want to see. >> reporter: flight attendant freak outs like this american airlines worker to jetblue flight attendant steve infamous bleep you to a rude passenger. alex baldwin's words with a steward over a game of word with friends. now a rare instance of public stability. >> today i come to you with great remorse. >> reporter: 17-year-old lacrosse player mack breedlove was traveling with his teammates to a tournament. he thought he could be southwest airlines first come first seat system by boarding before he is group was called. he had no idea he was about to be busted. >

for years and years and years -- >> are they misbehaving more. don't think they're misbehaving more, misbehavining just about as much as american banks. >> standard charter could lose its banking license. >> when you're accused to giving money to countries that sponsor terrorism, you damn well should lose your license. we're talking hundreds of millions of record fines paid by goldman sachs for allegedly cheating a german bank. we were protecting a german bank and finding one of our own. >> you think it's a fair playing field? >> i think it's a fair playing field. if anything, we give doubt to for ren banks because we think their home regulators will investigate them. that's probably wrong. if anything, the foreign ones are in their pockets. u.s. regulators hate this charge, hate the idea. i spoke to somebody at the treasury department who said, we think this is ridiculous but defensive about the idea the u.s. is harder on foreign banks. >> always good to have you on the show. >>> up next, a school loan gone wi wild. >> borrowing $100 million to

the federal goveenment tries to hide the identities of emplooees who misbehave - even criminal conduct as sttalingg have a right to privacy -- tte government argues. too often, government employees who commit cciminal acts don't even lose their jobs. we examinee one agency. after it was proved workers sttle ffom the government nearly one-half received no punishment whatsoever. they merely repaid the money ttey stole.a federal court agreed with blocking out names in one case involving loss of life. the court argued identifying the guilty might subject them to unnecessary "embarrassment." maybe thee deserve embarrassment.state governments are just as bad. pennsylvania governor tom corbett is fighting to keep private the government email addresses and phone numbers of state employees."hey, governor. the public is not an interruption to the daily poutine. they're the reason for it." for more on this story visit behind the headlines dot net. and follow us twitter and facebook. i'm mark hyman. 3 some places i go really aggravate my allergies. so i get claritin clear. ♪ i can see clearly now

ranch in montana who said he was physically disciplined by a house parent after being accused of misbehaving. >> at that point he lifted me up by my neck against the door, and held me up until i pretty much went limp. and i was subdued, and i was contained. and i was no longer a threat, as much as a 14-year-old can be to a former army full grown man. >> it turned out that accused house parent at that school still works there. gary tuchman talked with him. >> reporter: some of the kids who are now adults tell us that you used to choke them. >> that's totally false. >> what is it that you did to them? >> used pressure points to restrain them. >> what does that mean? >> you have places on your body where nerve endings -- >> show me, where on my body. >> right there. >> show me. >> right there. >> you're going to hear more from the house parent and his accusers in the hour ahead. gary is investigating another religious school. what he found is shocking. students said they were forced to panhandle in subways and streets. watch. >> reporter: my name is gary tuchman with cnn. we want to know why yo

not fair to move a law so that people whoen a dog and have a -- who own a dog and have a dog who misbehaves are responsible for that dog? >> a dog owner should be responsible for the dog, regardless of what kind of dog it is. the legislation that passed through the committee is one that will take the burden of liability off of the landlords and make all responsibility for the actions of the choice of getting a dog. >> you support the law? >> absolutely. i believe fully every dog owner should be fully and utterly responsible for their dog. >> stacy colman, the executive director of animal farm association. >>> police are stout touting the success of targeting the county's communities with the highest number of deadly crashes. under the initiative, officers spent 30 minutes of each shift doing traffic duty. the police say there were fewer fatalities in the high-wreck areas since the program began. maryland joined a nationwide towards zero death campaign. >>> redskins fans are patiently waiting for rg3s debut and lindsay's live in buffalo ahead of the big game. lindsay. >> hello from buffalo.

the owners of the misbehaveing pets are not taking the lack of disobedience lying down, though. and instead, they're turning it to a tumbler. where humans air their grievances for all to see. all . >>> hello, i'm lindsay murphy. tomorrow is the day that many people have been waiting for. the redskins third preseason game will feature the top two picks in this year's until draft. and robert griffin 3 and because it's the third game, the starters can't expect to play into the third quarter and with the redskins, both teams made it clear that griffin and luck are their guys. they struggled in the second preseason game and griffin was sacked three times. regardless, the hype surrounding saturday's game makes it feel more than the preseason contest. >> and i have known him since high school. we were not best friends but met each other at the heisman the first time, i think, or the college football in florida and other than, that we told each other good luck in our careers and moved on from there. he is trying to lead his team and i'm trying to lead mine. i won't truly get to face him

it is not a matter of law that because somebody in elected office misbehaves in some way that they wouldautomatically be charged with official

owners getting revenge on their misbehaving pets by going online. >>> good wednesday morning, everybody. the fiercest wildfire burning in the west right now has exacted a devastating toll. fire officials reported overnight that california's ponderosa fire has destroyed 50 structures, many of them homes. and the fire is raging in the mountains north of sacramento, threatening communities there. >> the thousands of people who were forced to evacuate days ago have more reason to fear, they will have nothing to return home to. nearly 2,000 firefighters are battling to save those homes from the fire that has grown to cover 30-square miles. >>> and we are tracking another threat, from mother nature. tropical storm isaac could be heading to tampa, as 70,000 people gather there next week for the republican national convention. that storm is inching closer to guadalupe this morning, with 40-mile-per-hour winds. but forecasters say it could strengthen into a hurricane by tomorrow. the gop and florida officials do have contingency plans in place, including evacuation if that becomes necessary. >>>

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>> well, hopefully if the public sees that the government can go after the banks that misbehave as this one did so egregiously and makes them pay for what they've done, then the public will feel the government is watching, law enforcement is watching and the right thing will happen in the end and that will help. and the other thing that will present happen is that standard charter will probably settle relatively quickly, they'll pay the fines and this will be out of the public's mind again because will it be out of the press. >> susie: we'll be following all those headlines, thank you so much, annamarie mcavoy,. >> susie: fossil is famous for >> susie: fossil is famous for its trendy watches, but today the company's stock was all the rage on wall street. shares soared more than 30%, making it the biggest gainer in the s&p 500. the company trounced earnings expectations and impressed investors with its profit forecast for the year. erika miller's on the retail beat, and she joins us now. erika? >> reporter: susie, fossil is more than a watchmaker. because it gets more than half , it isre

mcdonald's efforts to open here but look at it you've been called your mcdonald's recently i have been misbehaving as usual. so you say all right in just a moment it's going to be us talking to a leading left wing politician from germany about his stance on syria libya and iran quite a mixed bag we'll see hopefully in just a moment. and . some. of the going down of the sun and good morning we will remember that we will. both started here. who are going global. take a look around. choose your place take your stand. in the establishment. make your statement. and spread the word. occupy wall street along. with mission and free accreditation free transport charges free arrangements for free risk free studio tied free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and a free video don to r.t. dot com you.

coming up news is breaking another oil company misbehaving why do oil companies or corporations as a whole in america have such privileged positions in our economy isn't it time they were punished for their wrongdoings. mr. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. pepper spray that just burns your eyes right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything if you buy a lot of sort of these is thousands of times was stronger than any kind of the body of ever put. into it only military mechanisms to do the work to bring justice or accountability . i have every right to know what my government's doing you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. now a quick update out of fukushima thanks to nuclear power japan is now home to mutant

. >>> misbehave at los angeles area stadiums, and you'll be expelled. a list of activity that fans must refrain from, including profanity, intoxication and fighting. >> fans who are obnoxious, intoxicated, seeking trouble in a violent way, i have one simple message, there will always be room in the county jail. >> the code of conduct was created by venues including dodgers stadium, and the staples center. >>> little-leaguers, job well done. and here they are, as they were welcomed home yesterday. they were runners up for the big world championship for the little league. well, u.s. championship. they were there in the little league world series, and arrived in the bay area from pennsylvania where they played. it looks like they already got sort of a parade there, too. >>> another bay area city is stepping into the little league spotlight, too. livermore has been selected as the site for next year's little league world series. this world series will be the first for the division that was created for ages 11 to 13, to give them a better idea of what it wil

housing market began imploding back in two thousand and seven so clearly corporations have been misbehaving but here's another number for you zero that's how many c.e.o.'s at the corporations i just mentioned will see even just one day just one day in jail for the blatant fraud and theft they've committed you see it's an unwritten law in america if you're rich and powerful enough and you don't go to jail when you commit high crimes and here's another number for you seven thousand three hundred and eighty five that's how many average americans were arrested and many thrown in jail since last september for joining in on the occupy movement and most of those arrests are for petty victimless crimes associated with civil disobedience like marching in a non march zone or having a sleeping bag in a public park or drawing on the sidewalk with chalk in other words if you draw a peace slogan on the sidewalk well you're going to jail but if you defraud american taxpayers to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars. nothing happens there's something clearly wrong with this picture now for more on th

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i really do. 23 years sober means that i have run out of excuses to misbehave. that's all it means. i'm criminal by nature. i'm challenged by generically designed. i'm a comedian by trade. i love the effort that it takes to make this disease, alcoholism addiction co-dependency, the trifecta of dysfunction that comes from a family source that's really nothing to make fun of. i make a living during humor about a disease that kills more people than car accidents, cancer and war combined, over 92% of incarcerated individuals have a drug or alcohol history or a thread in their family. i'm one of those kids, oldest of five kids in a very dysfunctional family. a.d.d. in our house stood for all different dads. [laughter] >> normal people don't laugh at that at all. they don't laugh at that at all. i get a huge response from that from the people who are the affected, the afflicted, the convicted part. there are two groups of people here. it's not black or white, or gay or straight or tall or short. this disease, is substance abuse could care less how you entered it, finance, romance, circums