mr. collins? collins: deal in reality, a plus .% unemployment under obama's policies you support. 44 straight months. the last three months less jobs created in september than august, less in august than in july. this economy is not moving forward. people have given up even looking for work. we have trillion dollar a year deficit. the deficit -- the debt from 10 to $16 trillion under obama. when is enough enough? i believe america knows enough is enough on november 6. >> we're going to get to deficits and taxes, too, but i think that kc has a local question that is quite important. >> next question goes to the congresswoman, a topic you often because. the air reserve station is the largest employer in the county. if a budget deal in congress isn't reached by january, could this threaten the future of the basic? again with less funding to go around, is it realistic to continue the current operation at the basic? hochul: absolutely, and that is what has him of the house armed services committee i had

mr. collins will go first. collins: ladies and settlement that has been a lively debate, thank you for doing it. if you want a member of congress was always worked for government and had a government paycheck, a liberal who supports barack obama and nancy pelosi's policies of more government, more spending, more taxes, and ms. hochul is your candidate if one and you want a member of congress who is spent his life creating jobs in this district, some who believes in smaller government, personal account of billy, local decision-making, fiscal discipline, serving taxpayers and by spending future generations, i respect to ask for your vote. on the from six to go to washington as your member of congress to do what i can to help restore the promise of the american dream for our children and grandchildren. thank you for tuning in tonight. i hope you have a great evening. and god bless america. hochul: chris, thank you for joining this important conversation, for hosting us tonight. all across western new york, moms and

mr. collins who is the structural engineer and mr. carp can come up, and any of them can ask questions as well but i think that's the best way for you to get a grasp on what is proposed and the mitigation by the code, industry practices, and everybody doing this is of the highest caliber. >> good evening, commissioner. my name's randy collins, a structural engineer under contract with shane bush since about february. quite frankly, this is a complicated project. but we've been doing project like this in san francisco since the 1920's. so that's why structural engineers are here, that's why geotechnical engineers are here, that's why we're working with a contractor that's been around for 25 years. the procedure we're using here is very well established in san francisco. the shoring and the methodologies that we're using to construct this is very tedious and very time-consuming because we're only going to excavate four feet at a time. and then construct temporary construction, temporary structures to completely brace four feet at a time

mr. collins. regarding -- the governor and the city of buffalo and niagara falls are taking an aggressive stance. is it wise to take such an aggressive approach to an important business partner? should you be elected, is there anything you can do to mediate? >> i would like to go back to our relationship. they stood with us in the war of 1812 when other indian nations did not. we owe a debt of gratitude that a lot of americans have forgotten. as a sovereign nation, they have certain rights. there is a dispute with albany. it is not a federal dispute. i focus on the history of us as proud americans partly because of the work that was done by the nation's standing when bass, celebrating the war of 1812. we need to remember that these were our allies by agreeing to remember the important role they played in our freedom today. i speak about that everywhere i go. thank you for standing with us in the war of 1812. >> that was a nice history lesson. the question is, what is going on now? there are obliga

mr. collins has been accused of assaulting another inmate. there was never a verification of that, but the accusation was there. >> brian had a history of aggressive behavior, a history of getting into fights with inmates and staff. he was a convicted sex offender, obviously in jeopardy inside a prison, so i think a lot of his aggressive behavior was a means of protecting himself. >> prison officials allowed us to give collins a small videocamera to record his personal thoughts inside his cell. he gave us a rundown of the numerous disciplinary write-ups that he had taped to his wall. >> this is a battery. this is a battery. this is a battery. all of these are batteries. influence to others, disruptive, temperament, volatile, safety habits, careless, supervision required, constant. >> but what we really wanted from collins was the truth about the fight. >> there are two offenders over there that have been messing with me so i went in their room and hit him one time. actually i -- i hit him here. you have an equilibrium station. right here. you

mr. john collins. >> some real wound up thunderstorms. didn't produce tornadoic damage but there was a tornado warning issued because of the potential for it. radar shows circulation but never made to it the ground. that area of storms that went through last night. but it's all gone now. off to the ocean. on the right of the screen, you can see the clouds from that departing weather. no radar echos in it though. too far away to be detected. there are a few clouds driting in from the west. there's a little piece of energy, or a little bit of a disturbance up in the great lakes that's throwing some clouds our way. but fair weather. that is a good term to describe what's going to happen this weekend. maybe a little on the cool side but fair. we'll talk about it on the insta weather plus forecast. >>> our big story this morning comes out of prince georges county wrshgs last night a jury did reach a verdict in the trial of two officers accused of beating a university of maryland student last year. >> jurors returned a split verdict. we have th

. >> judy collins. >> mr. rogers, i loved mr. rogers. >> can you see him putting on his sneakers? >> that's why i feel i am special. it is all evidence to the contrary. easy still say i am special because it is not the things you wear, tom shaw lieu -- shlou. it is you. >>> i want to show this new rth c ad called "the smurf." >> you said you cut the deficit in half and we still have a trillion dollar deficit. my view is we need to provide a tax relief to the people in the middle class. the people having a hard time right now are middle income americans. under the president's policies, middle income americans have been buried. they have been crushed. middle income americans have seen their income come down. gasoline prices have dibbled under the president, electric rates are up, food prices are up. health care costs have gone up 2500 a family. if you are re-elected we will get to a trillion dollar debt. you have said before you cut the deficit in half. in order to bring the cost of health care down we don't need a board of 15 people telling us what kinds of treatments we should hav

collin is at quarterback. alex smith drove him down. harbaugh said mr. tim tebow right here. 50 yards rushing on the day for collins. 7-0, niners. and mark son the, a roughdy everybody of." 103 yards. smith forts the fumble. 49ers get a field goal. led 10-02nd half. sanchez. to holmes. slips, hurts his foot, fumbles. returns it 51 yards for the touch. and san francisco played a complete game. offense, defense and special teams. larry grant with the punt block. sets up a short such down run by kendall hunter. 245 rushing and 3tds on the ground, improving to 3-1. the 34-0 shutout of the jets. how about collin? >> it was great. effective. like three rushes for 50 yards. he's a good player. good player. happy for him. he works extremely hard. he can help this team so it's fun to see him get out there and have success. >> raiders in denver. peyton manning and the broncos. peyton takes him 80 yards first play. the 23-yard strike. 7-0, broncos. third quarter, manning again, this time to eric decker. he goes down the sidelines, 17 yards for the score. 17-6, denve

mr. heismanology, what about collin klein's chances for winning it all and winning a trophy?joe: collin klein has been impressing the heisman voters. they have been giving him great support. in recent years we've seen the last 12 quarterbacks winning the heisman. heisman voters love guys contending for the bcs title. you see matt scott, what a day he's had but the medical staff having a conversation with him. you saw the backup quarterback, b.j. denker, warming up. scott took a hit to the head, he stayed in and they scored and now matt barkley has to answer, trailing by 11 with 5:21 to play. woods in the slot. barkley with time, and he looked for aguilar and that was incomplete. >> matt: in this second half, it's been a slower day here for matt barkley. he was on fire through that first half and then this defense kind of just slowed him down a little bit. now is when he's got to be that heisman candidate we're talking about. >> joe: this defense has been playing well above expectations. this is an undersize -- guys playing out of position and learning a new scheme this year w

collins. he was on hitting like "perry mason." love boat, and the iron horse. he is survived by his wife who is a former mrs. a winner an an acclaimed actress. collins died yesterday of natural causes. >> derek jeter will have to watch the rest of the playoffs from the bin much. to add to the misery, they lost 4-2. the tigers take a 1-0 league in the champion league series now. keeping with supports, virginia tech makes an incredible come back and it's a border battle between virginia and maryland. >> carol maloney has all of the highlights. >>> good sunday morning, i'm carol maloney. we begin with college football, a border battle, maryland visiting virginia. the terps get a big boost early in this one for a opening kick off return. maryland wins 27-20 to improve to 4-2. in blacksburg, virginia tech hosting duke after trailing 20-0, the hoakies score 41 unanswered points capped off by this touchdown by coleman. virginia tech wins 41-20. and today at fedex field, all eyes on robert griffin iii. he is coming off a mild concussion suffered last week. he will have to be cleared one more time by doctors before ge

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mr. president one of the worst things you ever did. he goes, what's that? you let it know that you liked phil collins, the rock star from england. and he goes, yet a puzzled look on his face and he is probably thinking here he is asking me this stupid question. he said why? i said it does in the west this information contributed to this profile of him being a modernizing pro-western reformer. he liked western is again he was an ophthalmologist and studied in london for 18 months. he was going to be completely different than his taciturn father. this created perhaps too high of an expectation in the west exactly what you want to do and what you're able to do. >> where were your meetings held? >> they were held in various places. usually called the presidential building. is a very modest building in the district of damascus and i mean very modest. it's a typical kind of middle-class residential apartment building that was transformed into what they call the presidential palace. that is where he mainly works. the street is blocked off but we also met in what is called the people's palace which was built by his father, this grand st

mr. president, one of the worst things you ever did? with that? said he let it be known that you like phil collins music, the rockstar commingling. any a puzzled look in his face and said why did we let the sky in your? is asking questions. he said why? said because in the west disinformation contributed to this profile of him being a modernizing pro-western reformer. like western music, was an ophthalmologist, studied in london for 18 months. he's going to be completely different than his tax return father. and i said this created perhaps too high expectation the west of exactly what you want to do and which are able to do. >> where were your meetings held? >> they were held in paris places, usually in the presidential building, a very modest building in a district of damascus. i mean, very modest. it's a typical middle-class residential apartment building transformed into a president -- the quality presidential palace. it's not at all. that's where he mainly works. the street is blocked off. but we also met and what is called the people's palace, which was built by his father, this grand structure in the top of the mountain ove

mr. president, one of the biggest mistakes you made when you came to power in 2000 upon the death of his father was that you letted by known you like phil collins music. the english rock star, and he looked at me and he said, this is a guy we're giving access to -- asking me these stupid questions? but i explained, because this contributed to an emerging profile in the west that you were this modernizing, pro western reformer that would engage in direct peace talks with israel, would improve the relationship with the united states. what i said at the time was that i think this created too high expectations in him. and even though such as myself who had measured expectations, they turned out to be too high in the end. and what happened, of course, is that he is a child of the super power cold war, a child of the arab-israeli conflict. the child of the tumult in lebanon that he lived through when he became politically aware, and i also a child ofle al-as sad. those changed his world view more so than spending 18 months in london getting an advanced degree in ophthalmology or the fact he liked western music, and ultimately in my view -- which is r