. >>> por otra parte, morton, dice que no está listo el proceso de revisar 300 mil casos de deportaciónda a los que no tienen nada que ver con crímenes. >>> esto es para distraer la atención de lo que hacen ilegalmente en el país. >>> (información en pantalla) >>> todos los casos que fueron arrestados de ice, eran criminales. >>> el director morton dice que aún hay en el país, 1 millón de criminales que han cumplido sus condenas, pero que son sujetos de deportación. >>> es momento de nuestra primera pausa y al regresar aumenta el número de muertos por melones contaminados. >>> un político se pone a dieta para que sus representantes hagan lo mismo ♪. >>> aumentan la cifra de muertos y de enfermos por consumir melones contaminados con listeria, el mal ha aumentado desde el mes pasado. >>> el brote de listeriosis comenzó en melones como estos, cosechados en colorado, ha sido el más letal, hasta ahora el gobierno ha reportado 13 muertes, en 8 estados, pero se esperan más, la infección es por consumir la fruta contaminada, cuáles son los síntomas. >>> normalmente, son síntomas de diarrea, ná

pauline francis virgin francis gary jay frank morton h. frank peter christopher frank colleen l.er richard k. fraser kevin j. frawley clyde frazier, jr. lillian inez frederick andrew fredricks tamitha freeman brett owen freiman peter l. freund arlene eva fried alan wayne friedlander andrew keith friedman >> and my husband, jack, who proudly serve our city for 32 years. we all love you and miss you. with a lot of help, i am holding down the fort. they all of you be at peace. >> and my dad, ronald. we love you and miss you every day. you live on through your granddaughters whom we teach to always hold the door open for others just like their grandpa did that day. [applause] gregg j. froehner lisa ann frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul furmato fredric neal gabler richard samuel federick gabrielle james andrew gadiel pamela lee gaff ervin vincent gailliard deanna lynn galante grace catherine galante anthony edward gallagher daniel james gallagher john patrick gallagher >> and my uncle. we love and miss you. take care of mom for me. >> and our son,

prix edging defending champion and runaway overall leader sebastian vettel at the monza track how morton was the only driver to cause a lap time of under one minute and twenty four seconds in the morning session topping the time she's the head of his mclaren team mate jenson button while the red bull of bethel mark webber rounded off the top four however vettel stepped up again in the afternoon session. to second but the germans time was still slower than the one hundred often posted earlier right. now heavyweight boxing champion fatality klitschko has put aside retirement talk as the ukrainian w.b.c. belt holder says he will once again show you the best and his fifteen kilograms heavier than his opponent for this saturday's fight out for the elder klitschko brother could be nearing his swan song bank but he insists he is in great shape ahead of this one his challenger is former light heavyweight champion thomas out of the polish six years klitschko junior and will have the support of the home crowd in front of his record stands at forty four wins and just one defeat while klitschko has

. >> reporter: cynthia maxwell evacuated her employees at morton's steakhouse. the fire department evacuated two buildings. it took pg and e about an hour to shut off the gas. questions about who was responsible went unanswered. the contractor has a permit to replace a water main. >> the reason it wasn't down to 24 inches was it was protected with a steel plate. it had to go up and over a city facility in this case. >> reporter: they believe the street was marked. >> that will be part of the investigation, to make sure due diligence was here and if not, why weren't they done. >> reporter: whoever is at fault will have bills to pay. with no gas, this restaurant closed. >> i had 100 on my books, i do about 150 walk-in guests. and then my party of 30. so probably about 250 people i've lost this evening. >> reporter: they hope to resolve this dispute tomorrow. pg&e had to cut pilots for 70 customers. most of that service has been restored. reporting live in san francisco, je jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> up next, they may be embroiled in a firestorm even they ca

or has changed it i was referring exclusively to the way funds are distributed in the morton film industry if the government finances film production as a not as a type of culture i emphasize no type of commercial special attention should be paid to the issue of fondest tribute the way funds are distributed to days totally unacceptable those funds are basically pocketed by a few people in moscow. a film funded not foster film production growth there has been only a couple of in the country and all last year's films the films that were produced after the reform after the responsibility for fun distribution was taken away from the ministry of culture so bad that no t.v. channel. that is known for favoring commercial films will ever show that the way funds are being distributed is nothing but investment simple. the west a lot so can you point out a country that could become a model for russia the united states germany or france. is really good but excessively bureaucratized i remember german t.v. reporters asking mean venice why my film was not financed from german funds among others which. i

. >> morton h. frank. >> peter christopher frank. >> richard k. fraser. >> kevin j. frawley. >> clyde frazier, jr. >> lillian inez frederick. >> andrew fredricks. >> tamitha freeman. >> brett owen freiman. >> peter l. freund. >> arlene eva fried. >> alan wayne friedlander. >> andrew keith friedman. >> and my husband, jack fanning, who proudly served our city for 32 years. we all love you, we all miss you, and i'm holding down the fort. make all of you that passed that fateful day be at peace. >> and my father. we love and miss you every day. we teach her granddaughter to hold the door for others just like their grandpa did that day. [applause] >> gregg j. froehner. >> peter christian fry. >> clement a. fumando. >> steven elliot furman. >> paul furmato. >> fredric neal gabler. >> richard samuel federick gabrielle. >> james andrew gadiel. >> pamela lee gaff. >> ervin vincent gailliard. >> deanna lynn galante. >> grace catherine galante. >> anthony edward gallagher. >> daniel james gallagher. >> john patrick gallagher. >> and my father. we love and miss you. take care o

should treat you fools you very well upon without exclusion you traditionally and at the same time morton. cultures which. exist in our country of what we do well enough and finally a few for maybe the most relevant taken into college forthcoming the parliamentary elections. are to go for tea and offer the constitution a fresh search its fourth the principle of ideological and political diversity to deal with russia over recently years we have brought over election but have made our own legislation more sensitive to this principles and political parties have no equal opportunity is to be presented. to me the election thresholds has been reduced from seven to five percent for the potus they can be placed in this they don't mark years i have already said that this is and storing them with the and at the same time gradual modernisation of i want a little system and in my opinion this is what we need but i hope they open and some are saying that we should do everything swiftly and quickly and that will be a success but this is one position on the other position they have that let's keep what

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from an intelligence agency and to a paramilitary operation that now just goes for the kill scott morton will join us for that what am of his speech investigative reporter radley balko about a new video that shows an examiner used by mississippi courts fabricated evidence to send a woman away for forty four years to have all of that including a dose of happy hour but first take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to me it's. all right so say the jobs numbers for the month of august came out of the months prior to this what could be called disappointing negative bad dismal pulled in august is just. now excuse my language but that's basically the only way to look at all the official unemployment numbers stated i'm point one percent the economy added exactly zero jobs last month that's right they say not one not two not even three but a big fat zero so as we always point out there of course is a difference between the official unemployment rate and the real unemployment rate as measured by you six and you six is the one it takes you can into consideration those who are discourag

. >> ice director john morton says focusing on criminal aliens makes sense, but some critics argue another is being sent. that entering america illegally is fine. provided you don't commit a crime. morton disagreed. >> we can remove about 400,000 people a year, about half of those last year were criminal offenders, half were noncriminal offenders, so the idea that somehow we are not enforcing the law against regular immigration violators simply isn't true. >> reporter: so nationwide, bill, ice arrested about 3000 fugitives, all had prior convictions. now, the immigration controversy for this administration is not this program, which even critics support, but this ongoing disagreement over misdemeanor and noncriminal illegal immigrants, should they be deported as well, and that controversy continues. bill: as it continues, we will follow it. thank you william. william la jeunesse in los angeles. martha. martha: here's a big question right now. should illegals get a better deal on college tuition than out of state students? another state has just passed a law that says that -- this is someth

morton disagrees. >> we can remove 400,000 people a year.hose last year were criminal offenders. half of those were noncriminal offenders. the idea somehow we're not enforcing the law against regular immigration violators simply isn't true. >> reporter: nationwide it took 2000 cops to catch 3,000 criminals. so it is expensive. i.c.e. has a new program to change that with a seamless transfer from jails to deportation for convicted felons. but, jenna, we have a long way to go. cross-check apprehended less than 1% of 500,000 fugitive criminals living among us. so there is a little job security here. jenna? jenna: wow, interesting to hear a lot of those numbers, william. we appreciate it. william la jeunesse in l.a. today. jon: when you hear that music you know it's time to talk politics. republican presidential candidate mitt romney is pushing to reclaim his status as frontrunner. this as texas governor rick perry appears to falter. romney is back in new hampshire trying to build support after perry turned in what most observers call a poor sho

and number two suggestions -- >> we'll have morton debate tonight at 10 and 11. >>> another bart protest is under way tonight. it is much smaller, and all of the stations are open. the commuters aren't the only one whose suffer when protestors disrupt rush hour traffic. some businesses are also -- rush hour traffic. some businesses are also feeling the pinch. >> reporter: the actions of protesters are starting to prompt negative reactions among customers. >> avoid the area, yeah. >> reporter: it's that game plan that has local business owners along this already struggling section of market street worried. >> it's not very good business. not very good for business. people from out of town, people from north beach, everywhere, you know, they don't want to move from the house to come over here and stuff like that. >> reporter: that stuff is the violence of what's becoming a regular monday evening 'event. most owners agree it's been bad for business, but some are phrase of losing more than just money. they told me -- some are afraid of losing more than just money. they told me they wouldn't

right now, as i say, things are back to normal but some very nice restaurants like morton's and farralon don't have any gas. they aren't doing much cooking. and hotel, one of the hotel, the prescott, was evacuated -- it was shelter in place, now it's back to normal. >> people so sensitive right now about any little gas leak and well they should be. it can be dangerous. but yeah, you can understand people's concern when somebody breaks through one. >> reporter: they were going through this -- a plate, a metal plate. when the gas started leaking that could have sparked a big fire. so they were very lucky when it happened. >> mike sugerman in san francisco, thank you. >>> what went wrong? a new theory about why the pilot appeared to have vanished right before his plane crashed near reno. >>> and a bay area city that's for the birds. literally . the new requirements to make flying safe. >> they look legit but they're not. >> right here we have pennsylvania, arizona, rhode island. >> the hot source for fake ids. >> got a fork and spoon here and documents are probably underneath. >> elizabeth

i was saying earlier to morton zuckerman when we were talking, we were talking about tax reform as a way forward to create jobs. if i'm one of the 25 million people in this country that doesn't have a job and i hear anybody say the solution is something that's going to take two to three years to get done, i'm going to be gut sick and i think we got a higher responsibility to the country than that. all of us as citizens, let alone you folks elected to office. >> well, we do, lou. understand, we're in a bind. the house republicans are in a bit of a bind here because we were sent to washington to really try to undo everything this president's done which we believe has destroyed this economy. it's caused a bumpy road but i think each and every one of these fights that we have and the super committee and the debt ceiling will come up again and then there will be appropriations fights, i take a c c contrarian view. they want us to come together on something but they want us to be fiscally disciplined. >> i couldn't agree with you more and no one is more of a free enterprise capitalist than

injured i wanted to start running, and i ran marathons, it would just beat me up too much, so john mortonsident of ride recovery gave me my first bike and he wanted to start doing these cycling rides. and i helped him out with contacts and whatever he needed, and i did a first ride about four years ago and i fell in love with it, and what i loved about it is the comraderie, something that i missed when i was in the military, going overseas, and you get in here and everyone wants to help you out and everyone is really -- really doing everything they can to make everyone get through the ride. jenna: it must be fun to be out on the road with the guys. >> we have a great time. and it doesn't matter if it's really hot, or windy, or if it's really raining, it's one of those misery loves company. it's not always like that, you know, like today it's pretty good. but we're all doing it together, so i doesn't matter what the circumstances are. jenna: i understand that your wife has done a few rides with you. and i also understand that you did a little jog with president george w. bush as part of yo

you're more than welcome to the ice website has a prosecutorial memo from that or morton tells us anmple examples of issues that can -- may encourage, judge or someone investigating the length of stay at the individual in the united states, whether they have kids, whether they are attending college, you know, whether they serve in the military. so there's a number of facts that can apply that question. >> they think will open it up to some questions from the audience. >> you, sir. >> i want to touch a little bit. i'm an arab american and i'm very proud of it. he served in the united states military in my younger days. where do we put the land of ethics at the media? i was just at the national press club yesterday, that the before when rudy giuliani came up with this talk about 9/11 and his experience in the united states is under attack about 43, 40 semite and the year. where does he get this figure? and why is it always just the arabs or the middle easterners for southeast asians for their service to the media. how come we don't talk about mcveigh in the lake in the united states? h

i see gretchen morton. i know i am missing a lot of people.ope you give me an opportunity to make up for this. this goes beyond the trade bill's some 60 years ago. our ambassador for the united states of america. thank you for being here. and my staff. where is george henry? put up your hand. jeff, anna. wave. without you, ok. [applause] it is all a big team. i hope that i am here to thank all of you and that you recognize i have been so blessed. marty, there he is. told you i would make it to st. john's law. you did not believe me. i'm not answering questions about the ethics committee. [laughter] i can wait to see how the "in your post" -- "new york post" handles it. it was like when i was assigned to a young district assistant attorney. if you talk about any illegal things, he agrees the constitution. [applause] all i can tell you that this hasted be the greatest country in the world. it is absolutely fantastic how people can leave their culture and the beauty of their country just to come to a place that most of them have no idea what is i

you are more than welcome -- as a prosecutorial discretion memo from director morton that lists examplesues that may encourage a judge to apply the question. the length of stay of the individual in the united states whether they have done in college for whether they are witness to a crime or serve in the military. there are a number of effects they can apply to that discretion. >> we will open up to some questions from the audience. >> to the panel. i am an egyptian american and very proud of that. i served in the united states military. in my younger days. where do we draw the line of ethics with the media? i was involved yesterday or the day before and came up with bigger stock about 9/11 and the experience and the united states was under attack. where do you get this figure? why is it always just the arabs or the middle easterners or of ethnic southeast asians? how come we don't talk about others? have they been active? why just concentrating -- why do we not say to the media be responsible. not just focusing on the middle east or arabs or other ethnic groups. we are americans citizen

. >> you got this, in the envelope, morton's steakhouse dinner. and a night at the opera. >> thank you very much. i hvaave a speech iwrote last night. -- i wrote last night. people say principals have the toughest job. i will say, this job is jsut as challenging as it is rewarding. it is hard to believe i have done this for 19 years. this job presents many challenges, and i have to say that this kept my heart young. i really enjoyed doing my job. some days are more challenging than the others. but in the 19 years -- i never had one day i never wanted to come to school. i accumulated over 200 days of sick days. i would donate this to one of the teachers in need. what kept me going, this is the smile that i see at school. the staff and the parents and students, the things that kept me going all year. i am here to receive this award by i am very humbled by this honor. there are many out there who were just as deserving. and we are grateful to the mayor's office. this takes an entire village to educate a child, and i see this. without the support from