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. >>> in syria, armored government vehicles fought with reb nels damascus in what's called the heaviestghting in the capital since the revolt began 17 months ago. >>> the food and drug administration has approved truevata for use with people with high risk for hiv infection. >>> a canadian news crew was leaving in a boat just as a giant landslide in british columbia knocked down trees and covered the area where they had been standing just moments before. the crew had been covering an earlier landslide that killed at least one person. >>> all right. now here's your first look at this morning's dish of scrambled politics. >> politico reports outsourcing u.s. olympic team uniforms goes back to at least 2002 when mitt romney ran the salt lake city winter games. but instead of them being made in china, the 2002 versions were made in myanmar, one of the world's poorest countries. >>> when it comes to mitt romney's campaign and bain capital, on msnbc, committee chair debbie wasserman schultz said they need to put their big boy and big girl pants on and defend his record. >>> americans overwhel

the president has not said nel. he has asked to get more information. he may well decide to go ahead with it because he is under a lot of pressure. it is not the end of the story. it is the end of the republicans' efforts to make this into a big fat special- interest earmark. that is wrong policy. >> sounds like it was something that might go over to the lame duck time of congress. what is your take on the lame duck? do you think that once the election comes and goes, those last weeks of congress will bring resolution to these issues? the end of the bush era tax cuts? the military spending cuts coming in january? will congress be able to tackle these issues? >> congress has to or the economy will go back into a recession. >> you could punt. >> we may end up doing that. we cannot let everything expire into what the cuts go into effect without recognizing serious consequences. understand how we get to the situation. republicans, a year ago, held up the routine raising of the debt ceiling by assuring the people we owed money to that we would pay our debts.

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. >>> a man who police say had an ors nel of weapons re-- arsenal of weapons remains in the hospital. neil prescott is being held. he was taken into custody last friday at his pardon me where police found two dozen guns. police were called in after prescott threatened a mass shooting where he worked. >>> we could be paying more on or monthly utility bills. bge asking for a rate increase. wjz and mike schuh are live with details of that. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning. 4 to $11, that's what it would mean for the average customer. as you might imagine, not everyone is happy. . >> just a month after a massive short left hundreds of thousands of marylanders without power for days, bge says it wants to raise its rates. the hike would come under the distribution charge on the bill. that's the amount they charge to deliver electricity to your home. the utility says that money is needed to improve their ageing infrastructure. >> that goes to the pipes, wires, polls. >> a spokesman said the company has only increased their distribution charges one other time in the last two deca

brent was shot in the back side and also suffered shap nel wound.e's undergone surnlry but still has major injuries though is not in critical condition. active on twitter, jessica's last tweet came around midnight saying movie doesn't start for 20 minutes. she had narrowly he skapd tragedy just a month ago, a sad irony, her brother and friends tell us she was at the eden center toronto mall visiting her boyfriend jay when a shooting broke out in the mall food court just three minutes after she left it. she recounted the horror on her blog. >> i was reminded that we don't know when or where our time on earth will end, when are where we will breathe our last breath. we have to live our life as a blessing. i know i truly zmand how blessed i am for each second i'm given. >> earlier this evening i spoke with jessica's brother, jordan. >> i'm so sorry to your loss and for your family's loss. how are you holding up? >> i don't have a choice. i'm trying to be a pillar of strength for family and friends and disseminate information where i get it. >> you flew

what speaks volumes here is the silence from the part of everyone nels terms of condemning this guy.something wrong with him in the sense he's probably in the wrong congress. he should be in the congress in iran. >> or egypt. and julie, jack raises an interesting point. where is the condemnation? there is another muslim member of congress, keith ellison. he hasn't said anything. how come you don't have members self policing and saying this is outrageous? >> i'm a member of the democratic party and i think it's outrageous. religion has no place. and jack, i do disagree. we have plenty of republican members and democratic members down south saying there is no reason we shouldn't have religion in schools. nobody is running them out of town on a rail. >> and there is to say schools should have no values to basis of the judeo christian tradition on which this country is founded. 84% of the country is chris chichbl the values in the bible are very important. >> what values? >> what values? don't murd yes, don't steal. >> but those are not judeo christian... >> that is also part of the kora

. >> when you're in a position and we have seen it with appear nel the past, you can't just launch a truly competitive product that works. you have to change the game. that has to be your question if you are a rim shareholder or employee or executive. do we have a product that will make ios and android irrelevant? i don't know. >> stick with us. let's welcome mark mckechney to break down rim's strategy. mark, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> what did you hear at the meeting or what are you hearing from people? i don't know what potential upside there is at this point. the stock continues to fall regardless of what hines or anybody else says. >> it is interesting. i agree with a lot of what has been said here. not hearing a lot of new out of this analyst event or the shareholder event. sounds like things going to get worse before it is going to get better, blackberry 10 out to q1. to me you're looking through a valley if you want to be optimistic and our view is the other side is baren, so stocks acting poorly and may not first tierm they got a good luck at the ceo. he is really

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. >> paya was twice nominated for the nel peace prize.at the president e's thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends calling him a tireless champion for greater civic and human rights in cuba. he was 60 years old. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that does it for apdree a mitchell reports. craig melvin has a look at what's next on news nation. >> good afternoon. within the past couple hour, the accused gun man in colorado made his first court pains. well get new details, also how the tragedy has reignited the gun control debate in this country. and the and you yuthor of anato evening will join me it talk about it. and the ncaa slamming penn state. and mitt romney getting ready for his first overseas trip of his presidential campaign. we'll take a look at the potential risks and rewards. [ kyle ] my bad. [ roger ] tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ voice of dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordabl

. >> police found an ors nel of weapons -- an arsenal of weapons. >> we take all threats seriously. if you're going to make a threat we will take action. . >> police say prescott made threatening phone calls to his boss. the bat man threat sets off police. >> police came here to prescott's apartment. he answered the door in a disturbing t-shirt. >> the individual was wearing a t-shirt that said guns don't kill people i do. >> early friday morning the swat team served a search warrant. inside they found 25 weapons, including semi automatic rifles and pistols. >> i think we were surprised by the amount and types of weapon inside that resident. >> prescott was in the process of being fired from his job when he threatened the mass shooting. >> i believe some serious violence could have happened. >> prescott taken into custody without incident. police are considering state and federal charges against neil prescott. he's currently in a hospital under psych evaluation. >> prescott's neighbors are still reeling about what police uncovered. wjz's complete coverage continues with jessica kart

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paul nel. in is a owner of the here cue louis industry and his joins me. paul, i don't think we overstated the case. the justice department brief came out very leery in their position paper saying look you don't have to be in the hvac business. hercules indid industries is not a religious employer. it is hvac employer. it has shown no requirement that it engage in the hvac business. any burden you face is caused by your choice to enter that business. your thoughts on that, paul? >> certainly an interesting position. our position, megyn, is that we believe that every american, including those in business, have the right to do business in accordance with their faith and that is very simply that is our statement. that's what we're all about. megyn: am i wrong? because the president came out repeatedly and said we will respect religious liberty. we do care about that but we also care about women who need contraception coverage. we struck the appropriate balance to protect religious liberty and then he went into court and argued that you know, paul can, the bal

they found deed nels in two other sandwiches for flights bound to atlanta and seattle.andwiches were prepared in amsterdam. delta air lines launch i had own investigation saying delta has taken immediate action with our in-flight caterer at amsterdam to ensure the safety and quality of the food we provide on board our aircraft. the meals were prepared by this company. it is catering company called gaitgore may. a spokesman said it never experienced any similar accidents like this one and is investigating and working closely with our customers to heighten our safety and security procedures. once the needles were found delta did stop serving those turkey sandwiches and served pizza instead. it says it will use more prepackaged food while the investigation continues of the meantime the transportation security administration says this is not a matter of national security. jon? jon: julie, thank you. julie banderas. >> reporter: sure. jenna: i mean, really? jon: that would not be, not be a good thing. jenna: is that their way of making us bring our own food onto the airlines

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