i signed the contract. >> reporter: but everything newton said she was promised ended up not true. company was not local. the alarm system was not wireless. and she's now stuck with two contracts. so, now she gets a bill from both companies for about $50 a month. >> i said, look, i'm on fixed income. i can't afford to pay for two security systems. >> it is something that seems to be a pattern that we see with a lot of security companies. >> reporter: karen straughn is assistant attorney general in maryland. >> when someone comes to your door, you are in a place where you are very comfortable, and you are not expecting a sale, you haven't planned ahead. >> reporter: straughn says the high-pressure sales pitch is well executed. >> the security companies tend to hire young college kids, and they bring them in from out of state, and they go door to door and they try to sign up as many people as possible. >> reporter: and they move fast. that's to prevent consumers from changing their minds. and here's what you need to know. >> it's not illegal. >> reporter: but there is a law that prot

newton was sold. >> most of the time i read everything. time he was so friendly and so i agree. i said okay. i signed the contract. >> reporter: everything newton said she was promised ended up not true. the company was not local. the alarm system was not wireless and she is now stuck with two contracts. so now she gets a bill from both companies for about $50 a month. >> i said, look, i'm on a fixed income. i can't afford to pay for two security systems. it is something that seems to be a pattern that we see. >> reporter: karen stron is assistant attorney general enmaryland. >> when someone comes to your door you are in a place where you are very comfortable. you are not expecting a sale. >> reporter: says the high pressure sales pitch is well executed. >> the security companies tend to hire young college kids and they bring them in from out of state. they go door to door and try to sign up as many people as possible. >> reporter: and they move fast. that is to prevent consumers from changing their minds. here is what you need to know. >>

dunia elvir and jim newton. kqed public media, the los >> bickering in sacramento, republicans fighting with democrats. 27 billion. when i went up there i rolled up my sleeves, i started cutting my budget. the legislature gave me a budget i didn't think was tough enough. so i sent it back to them. i vetoed the first budget in the history of california. we started making the right cuts and making the right decision. so that budget from 27 billion in the red is now in a surplus. a solid surplus. all the jobs we lost in the recession we got back. 1.3 million jobs. our schools instead of laying off 30,000 people we're increasing the funding all available for the kids. >> 60 seconds. neel kashkari, your opening statement. >> thank you for tuning in the two of us rather than the packers and the seahawks, i really appreciate it. i want to rebuild the middle class in california. i think governor bryan means well, he's -- brown means well. you know it's not that long ago we used to have the best schools in america here i

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isaac newton centuries ago worked out the laws of gravity to calculate the mass of the sun, the mass of stars in our space. we can measure the mass of terrestrial bodies. because we know the rate of rotation of the earth around the sun we can use that information to calculate the mass of the earth and the mass of the sun. the dynamics of the solar system which nasa uses everyday actually was not devised by einstein but isaac newton several centuries ago. >> host: patrick in philadelphia, good afternoon. go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: i want to ask the doctor about all these breakthroughs could be weapon highest and what are the downfalls of this new technology? >> can these technologies the weapon is? >> guest: any technology can be weapon eyes. hammer for example, we can build buildings out of it but it can be, stored or missile launcher. the cia back in the 1950s and 60s instituted m k alter. we fought the russians were using hypnosis and drugs and mind altering fame is so the u.s. military spent millions of dollars funding universities on lsd and have nazism, m

then you have john newton being transferred to the western theater. hancock comes back to duty. the entire structure of the command has been moved around. we have a bigger problem. while 1863 was a decisive year and the development of the union calvary, the problem is that everything fell apart at the end of the year. it begins with the death of john buford on december 18, 1863. you have the debacle of the kilpatrick raid. he was relieved of command in the third division and sent to sherman. what does that tell you? ultimately, offered pleasanton had one real supporter in the army. george gordon meade. pleasanton stabbed him in the back. his testimony on the context of the war, when he testified that after the tickets charged and he rode over to meet and said i will give you half an hour to prove yourself a great general. i bet you in my house, that never happened. he was allergic to the truth. george meade revokes his basic authority, keeping pleasanton in command. pleasanton is in missouri where he spends the war chasing after stirling prize. we have a calvary that needs comma

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it's a good area to avoid in southeastern san jose, it's a cathay and newton.to other pictures. the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic will be busy. it's about a 25, 30-minute delay. 580 is slow and 880 getting slow northbound as you pass the coliseum. it sticks with you until the brick wall. 8:30. back to the desk. >>> three young women including two teenagers were hurt last night in a crash in san pablo. it happened while the police were trying to pull their car over. alex savidge joining us live now. you've been on this all morning. you know more details about why the drivers tried to take off. >> reporter: san pablo police say the car that crashed last night at the end of this pursuit turned out on stolen. you an officer was chasing that car up san pablo avenue last night and then right in this area near church lane, the driver of that stolen car lost control, hit the center median and then rolled at least one time. one of the three people inside that car was thrown out. this one car accident happened around 8:00 last night. there were a total of th

and also you've got john newton being transferred to the western theater. hancock comes back to duty. the entire structure of the command has been moved around. we have a bigger problem. the bigger prop -- problem is while 1863 was a decisive year, the problem is that everything fell apart at the end of the year. it begins with the death of john buford, the best the union had on december 16, 1863. after that you have the debalkal of the raid which ends up having kilpatrick being relieved of the third division of the army. they said kill pat trick is a hell of a dam fool. what does that tell you? ultimate my -- ultimately alfred pleasantton had one real supporter in the army and it was george gordon immediate. his testimony for the joint committee on the conduct of the ar when he testified that he wrote over to george gordon immediate and said general i'll give you a half-hour to prove yourself a great general by ordering a counterattack. i'll bet you my house and everybody else's house in this room that never happened. but pleasantton is another guy who was

jay newton small, washington correspondent for "time" magazine. and david corn is washington bureau chief and msnbc political analyst. >> i want to start with you. why do you think the public is resigned to the idea, despite everything the president says, we're going in on the ground eventually? 72%. >> i think the american people are exhausted after 13 years, but they're pessimistic with prospects. it's been such a long hard fight. i think american people think it's going to be very tough. and they're right about that. at the same time, there's no appetite to put in ground troops. >> there is, because the right-wing, the republicans are all for it. 60-something percent are saying, yes, we want ground troops. >> they're saying the president shouldn't have ruled them out. which is a small point and one i don't agree with. >> if the military says to do it, they click their heels and say, we're going in. >> it's interesting, because i discern a bit of a shift on the republican side. weeks ago when this was starting to take off, i think there was fing

thanks to jim newton of the los angeles times and duni of telemundo 52. and to the california channel in and all of your partners in the debate. message here, folks in the debate is really to all of you who are watching and vote in thishome, election. it really matters. you. good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] >> comincoming up next, attorney general eric holder announcing a civil rights investigation into the ferguson, missouri police department. news conference with nato secretary central and the ukraine and later, former counter terrorism thecials discuss threats to united states. the nebraska supreme court will hear oral argument in routeute over the planned of the keystone xl pipe it isline. coverageave live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. coming up on friday a discussion about the relationship between the u.s. hosted by george washington university's institute for european, russian eurasian studies. 3:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> with congress returning monday, here is a message to congress fr

you can take newton instead.th a live look over to the 14th street bridge on the northbound side of i-395. this is fine. just some volume through the landmark area and into the district across the potomac river. >>o> still that fog on the river. the water temperature down in the 60s and low 70s. humidity is high. we have some isolated patches of fog this morning. it's not widespread. feels like florida out here. it's a little humid, not terribly muggy. 60s and 70s to start the day. looking at our forecast for you, we'll zoom out from the 14th street bridge and show you the sky here. we have partly cloudy skies out here this morning. temperatures are going to climb into the low 80s by noon. mid- to upper 80s to near 90 this afternoon with just a spotty shower or storm. i don't think many of us will see too much activity today. the fog. at the reporting stations anyway, there are some areas that have it worse but frederick is reporting a mile and three-quarters in petersburg, west virginia. that's the worst being

this unconventional science lesson is actually teaching them isaac newton's second law of motion. there are two forces acting upon the student. gravity always trying to push him down and the wind pushing back against gravity. >> with a good body position, that force is a stable and well-distributed one and it completely cancels out the force of gravity. so you neither fall nor rise. >> reporter: you knew i was going to do it. inside wind speed, 130 miles per hour. i believe i can fly. well, as i discovered, flying was not for me. i was sure glad to have flight instructor victor garcia guiding me. >> you are the pilot. you are the pilot of your own body. >> reporter: by increasing the speed of the wind and changing the body's position, garcia and the students were able to have a little more fun. >> we learned about -- more about gravity and pressure. >> i thought it was really fun because you got to feel all the pressure of the air against you and then you just went up and when you came down. >> reporter: it was also an unforgettable lesson in physics and that's what science teache

my thanks to jim newton of the los angeles times and duni of telemundo 52.and to the california channel in sacramento and all of your partners in the debate. the only other message here, folks in the debate is really to all of you who are watching and listening at home, vote in this election. it really matters. thank you. good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] debate included the topics of crime, and economic growth. connecticut is listed as a leads republican state. an hour.ust over >> thank you, ladies and gentle and. i don't know if i need to go to a great deal of link to tell you about our candidates tonight. welcome. [applause] >> german, before we start -- bear with us for a minute. -- gentleman, before we start -- bear with us for a minute. this is a very important part of the program, the timing. each of you have 25 minutes to use for your discretion. each of you will have your own timer. joe biden and chris christie were unavailable tonight. as timers, we have a couple of bullets and columnists. governor, he will be

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because the bugeos elite and the younger black folk were getting excited by carm ichael and brown and newton and the black power and black panther thing. he didn't have a constitwains in his community. you talked about how martyrdom may have muffled his negligence. the fact that has he become a martyr has that not allowed the diefication, to have the importance of his message resonate that much further? >> parts of it. >> that's the problem. is the dream part, the part with shall overcome, the part america is better than this, what we end up getting is to be frank action a lot of pablum and plattude when it comes to dr. king rather than dealing with and drilling down on his message. when is the last time we have had a real discussion about ratesism, poverty and militarism. with respect to pompom, he was in office six years before he gave a speech on poverty and income equality. king would have had something to say about that. we are with a drone program on steroids on the one hand saying we are fighting terrorism. we hate the entire so on issues of race, this guy would have something to say

cam newton in action next week against the pittsburgh steelers. >> cris: you know, you're kind of downat point in the game, do you go to to your stars, or do you say they will be looking for anquan boldin on this play, and so maybe derek carrier. he is a nice little route runner. he had a good shuffled inside breaking route on that last one. perhaps they come back to that. >> al: well, it comes down to this. fourth and nine. chicago can run the clock out if the niners don't convert. stevie johnson, bottom of the screen. anquan boldin on the top and over the middle, and it is incomplete. crabtree reaching for it, couldn't hold on. jennings there covering on the play, and the chicago bears are going to spoil opening night for the san francisco 49ers. >> cris: i think he might have had it, but he faded the route at the very end. if he squares this off, let's see if he fades away from the ball. yeah, he did. i think if he had kept coming in a straight line across the field. just trying to ad lib a little bit, and it probably cost him a completion there. >> al: well, i know this is early in

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newton >> and my uncle, lieutenant john fallon sr., thank you for always watching over each of us every day. i know that you're proud, we miss you, and we love you. >> nancy and my mother, amelda h. perry, i love you, your family continues to miss you. i am forever indebted for your wisdom and your guidance and the loving home you provided. may god bless your soul, may god continue to bless the united states of america. nancy yuen ngo jody tepedino nichilo kathleen ann nicosio martin niederer alfonse j. niedermeyer iii frank john niestadt jr. gloria nieves juan nieves jr. troy edward nilsen paul r. nimbley john ballantine niven katherine no nowak curtis terrence noel daniel r. nolan robert walter noonan jacqueline june norton robert grant norton daniela r. notaro brian novotny soichi numata brian felix nunez jose r. nunez jeffrey nussbaum james a. oakley dennis oberg james p. o'brien jr. michael o'brien scott j. o'brien timothy michael o'brien lt. daniel o'callaghan jefferson ocampo diana j. o'connor keith k. o'connor richard j. o'connor amy o'doherty marni pont o'doherty douglas oelsch

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pat newton. can you make it up there if. >> we want to say that the black psychiatrists stands on the vanguard of the immediate and the long-term healing. there are damages that are going to be well into centuries after this ferguson experience, and let us not forget, as one of the council people said, we have to be in this for the long haul. the black psychiatrists believe that police should be screened before they're ever hired. they have to have screening that also includes cultural sensitivity and cultural diversity, not just a little jive psychological test, but we have to also make sure that we put the kind of men and women behind that badge who will serve us well and serve us in terms of etiquette, in terms of compassion, and in terms of caring for our people. we want to recommend that our relation is not over, because we have posttraumatic and acute traumatic stress as a result of what has happened. these children are going to be damaged for centuries and the next generations. we already

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cam newton took a pounding, sacked three times. the steelers dominated this game. antonio brown with 90 yards and two touchdowns and crushing 37-19 win over the panthers. the game that lived up to the hype, denver broncos trying to avenge their super bowl tlooshing. lynch in the end zone for a safety and that gets the momentum going. >>> a pass to julius thomas. 24 seconds to go. looking. two-point diversion way from tying the game. >> it took the game into overtime. seattle keeps sole position and runs it in for 26-20 victory. deshawn got down on one knee to propose to his girlfriend. she said yes. nfc east redskins late in the game. it looks like an interception and then you see the lineman chris baker take a vicious shot. then what happens next a fight breaks out and that leads to ejection of baker and eagles jason peters. eagles pull it out 37-34 and remain undefeated. sad story to report here. rob bironas was killed in a single car crash late saturday night in nashville. he was less than a mile from his house when the 36-year-old lost control of his suv. polic

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newton's bucket. >> yes. >> explain how that helps you think there is a fabric of space. >> yeah.so this is a thought experiment that isaac newton b came up with when he was trying to understand basically if space was a thing. and he imagined taking a bucket and filling it with water, and he noted that as you spin the bucket, the water climbs up the sides of the bucket. so i think even kids do this at the beach, right? you ship around -- >> what weld call inertia. >> that's right. so the water has some intrinsic quality that causes it to resist that motion, and when it resists, it kind of gets pushed out, it gets up the sides. so he imagined doing that in a completely empty group verse. now, there's some issues about that because gravity is part of what makes the shape. so he imagined connecting two stones by a rope and thinning hem -- spinning them around. to newton to, it was obvious that the rope would pull taut even in empty space and, therefore, he said what is the rope and rock spinning with respect to -- there's nothing there, there's no earth, no sun, no anything, therefor

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cam newton led carolina to an impressive win over detroit in his season debut last week.d missed week one with a rib injury, while heath miller and the steelers have had ten days now to wait until a 20-point loss in baltimore. and, tonight, they face a carolina team featuring the

pat newton. let me just say very quickly that the black psychiatrists of america is one of 23 national organizations that comprise the black family summit which is a grouping that ibw, institute of the black world, has fulled together. for more information please visit our website ibw21.org. i'm now going to call on brother salim of the national black you a nighted front. >> thank you. first i want to say black power and that this issue right here on the ground is the issue of reparations. the police killings is another reason why people of african descent are owed reparations. we know justice is not going to take place in the voting booth. justice is going to take place in the streets and a combination of the voting booth. with that being said we're going into eighth street this saturday to shut down eighth street. if there's not going to be no justice, then they're going to have no damned economic peace. if we can't get no justice, they won't have no economic peace. last week we shut down china

and there's cam newton last week in his post game press conference after losing to the steelers theretoday going up against defense in idable the baltimore ravens.

. >> reporter: pennsylvania police commissioner frank newton describes him as a man with a mean streak who had separatist leanings, a love for guns, and a hatred of law enforcement. >> his head is shaved very closely on the sides and with long hair on top. it's wider than a mohawk. he was last seen with no facial hair and was wearing a brown and gold windbreaker, khaki shorts and sneakers carrying a dark green backpack. >> reporter: they also have determined frein belongs to a military simulation group known as an air soft gun team. this particular group reenacted the role of eastern european soldiers during the cold war and simulated combat. >> in his current frame of mind, frein now appears to have assumed that role in real life. >> reporter: investigators also say frein was socially withdrawn and had made angry statements about police to people he knew. >> that's one of the real focal points of our investigation is why now, why blooming grove? we really don't know, but we're talking to everybody that we can find who might have any information concerning that. >> reporter: investigat

quarterback cam newton took a pounding.hree times and facing heavy pressure all night, but the steelers dominate this game. antonio brown with 90 yards and two touchdowns in a crushing 37-19 win over the panthers. >>> the game that lived up to the hype, denver broncos trying to avenge their super bowl thrashing from the champion seattle seahawks. down 17-3 in the fourth, broncos tackled marshawn lynch in the end zone for a safety and that gets the momentum going. >> he's got it in the air. picked off. pass to julius thomas. 24 seconds to go. manning looking. the touchdown to jacob tammy and two-point conversion away from tying the game. >> great cheers for that. peyton manning gets the two-point conversion to take the game to overtime. but seattle keeps possession and makes for a 26-20 victory. after the game, seattle cornerback deshaun shed got down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend jessica. yes, she said yes. >>> in the nfc east, eagles and redskins, late in the game, it looked like an interception, then you'll s

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peter howe is a reporter for new england cable news in newton, massachusetts. >> it was a horrible winter i can't remember what the first snow was, but it was probably november. it started snowing. it kept snowing every five days. it never got warm enough for it to melt. the snow piled up and piled up and piled up. >> that morning a snowy, icy rain is falling. howe and cameraman brian butler are sent to cover potential roof collapses all over the county. >> we knew the day before there may be some roof problems because of all the snow on roofs and the added weight of the water and the assignment desk called us. they said there's a building in easton, massachusetts. can you head over that way? we said sure. >> they arrive at the triton building a few minutes before 11:00 a.m., and are astonished to see the entire building is buckling. >> we had been hearing extraordinary sounds. just kind of groaning, creeking, the twisting of metal and bricks popping out as the wall falls in. >> hao wonders is there anyone still in the building. the building is the east coast hub of tritan technologies. a

on the issue of newton and russia, what we have to do is make known the fact that russia needs europe and america more than europe and america need russia. i'm not promising that sanctions will lead to a radical change of mind in the kremlin, but if they can see they are opting for a completely different and much colder relationship between the west and russia, that mike and -- that might make them positive think they're not allowing the right decision to let ukrainians make their own decisions about their own country. does the prime minister agree with me that removing passports from harassed returning from syria and iraq, barring dangers andign nationals legislating to prosecute all types of terrorist activities is not a knee-jerk response, but a sensible and prudent approach to keep written safe? >> the first response should be to gather evidence to prosecute and convict. ofhave learned in this age the appalling threat of islamic extremist violence -- not least because the people carrying it see but seek what they means we have two of our response. we have lots of very effective la