the congress with sunset was going on at the naval academy when ollie north doesn't understand control of the military. and so in the budget hearing, they required us to create a required current government court. but i was psyched about 75% anyway, pinelli teach 100%. i like each not of course because it's not only traditional command we teach the ethics of public service, the 80 when you get check, when you're in the military, there's an extra responsibility on you that normal individual doesn't have. >> host: one more project are involved in. you are in a book giveaway. what is this project? >> guest: it started out as a one-time, one shot at the rotary club and a part of pivotal send a load of books to an exchange student at the appointed time in africa and the collective bunch of books. we found other countries pay $93 a truckload to dump them in a landfill. so we had to me for one, looks to another and another pair took on a life of its own. we just passed or 5.7 million book and kind of dropped out. look at a football field, tell us what tractor-trailers, in zones inside those i

ollie needs to do now is to drive. those two hundred grams. how much earth does it take to produce this amount. and all of the. no thought about it but i estimate fifty tons. of the only thing left to do is to get to the gold shop of donya myra down in town . today the two hundred grams were sold for ten million pesos or about three thousand nine hundred euros nowadays ruben and his thirty eight partners are earning more than ever. in order to sell the gold z. kill needs to first get rid of the mercury which is stuck to the precious metal. they must burn it off and there are dozens of little shops in the center of town which do that i mercury is released into the atmosphere when burned and when it rains it falls on to homes fields rivers and lakes i said go via is the town most polluted by mercury in the world according to the world health organization with measurements up to one thousand times above acceptable levels. but it's a very dangerous job. the man everyone who works with mercury must get treatment for that because you have mercury in

"her grandfather, ollie malcolm rush, "built this house for his family a long time ago.t's called a shotgun house." i've been making things all my life. and maybe an attraction for wood was nice. we lived on campus. it was a house on campus, so i grew up on campus. it was helpful that i could be exposed to a situation where there was wood, where there were carpenters. and i just kind of would make things. i made things from scraps of wood that were being thrown away. i made all sorts of stuff from leftover, thrown-out things. and i guess that eventually transformed into what later was called art. it was just never called that. it was called making things. it was called making things. i don't have a degree in art. i don't have an art degree at all. my undergraduate degree is in medical technology. my family always wanted a doctor, and so i headed toward the sciences. and going to medical school was something that i knew would be beneficial to the "race," world race, my race. but my thinking was, "i don't want to be a doctor who paints. i think i want to be a painter." it

is all your sports now he's club spying boss he's kevin ollie he's here in a few moments time.my parents really truly honestly believe that what had happened was as a result of my father's exposure to agent orange i was born with multiple problems . i was missing my leg. and my fingers and my big toe on my right foot i use my hands a lot in my artwork i find myself drawing my hands quite a bit to me for my hands you know just as if anyone would. but they do tell a story they tell a story of. overcoming a barrier like this. but then you create something higher. and when you reach stuff you. know do whatever it takes. to check on the top of the world on our tease. me pete. the c.d.c. . please.

we also have some avocado ie ollie -- aioli. we have shredded cabbage. i like the red and the green. the lump crab meat. that's the start of the party right there. >> you gave me the recipe. >> i did. >> it's on jchayward.com. we put all of this in? >> throw the mangos in there. shredded carrots. we've got rice wine vinegar. >> and this is? >> sesame oil. just a dash. throw it in there. >> what is this? >> lime juice to give it the acidity. we'll bring it together. a little bit of orange juice to give it sweetness. we're not using traditional may nays to thicken it up. we're -- may nays to -- mayonnaise to thicken it up. put in a little bit of salt, cilantro. >> the recipe is on jchayward.com. this is easy. >> very easy. >> you cook -- you sauteed? >> i saute the shrimp burgers. put it right on the burger. >> how about if i do that? >> go ahead. put some crab meat too. >> that looks good. >>> come back and visit us at 5:00. the recipe is on jchayward.com. are we going to have a good lunch today. >> take care. >> look at that.

bush ollis policies. no more iraqs. and he wanted to assure women he was not a war monger. >> uh-huh. >> talking about a peaceful planet and gender quality in the middle east. it is astounding how he has shifted his policies. in fairness he has two sets of advisers. reasonable people working for him and some who would like to reenact the bush years. i think he hears from beth the realists and that additionallists won out certainly in this debate. >> i notes you characterized him as mr. romney. the president did that also during the debate. >> governor romney. >> are you trying to deny him his honor , which trails him after leaving office. >> i was just helping him out. >> what are you saying? >> i thought obama was lucky romney didn't feel in a position to hit president obama on his weaknesses. i thought president obama went into libya without congressional authority. that was illegal. president obama has done this drone war, where he has a kill list of people who he himself decides this guy might be a terrorist, we are

he was out walking his dog brad dana and his dog ollie. take a listen to this conversation we had. do you go out in hurricanes often? >> this is his first hurricane, but he still needs to go out. live just a couple blocks up the road and we wanted to see what the weather was looking like. like i said, he still needs to go. >> reporter: are you just curious about the hurricane? >> i used to live in massachusetts and i was up there for the big storm halloween last year. bad weather is something i'm used to. i've never been through what they predicted this kind of frankenstorm to be and i was interested how high the water would get. >> reporter: it hasn't gotten that high. >> lost power two or three minutes earlier but came back on. i'm more worried about my friends in new york. >> reporter: we all are concerned about what's going on in new york city. it seems as if they're getting much of the brunt of the storm and we're not feeling the full wrath of sandy here in old town alexandria. we will keep you posted on any developments. >>> let's check in now with rushern baker to get the ve

failed to cut the point deficit in the first race with twenty five still up for grabs at her medication ollie is in store on sunday where the winner not only being crowned champion but also a bucketing half a million euros and a chance for the big time on sunday but that r.t. barcelona spain exciting stuff not just time to tell you what he's. going on in gulf ryder cup captain davis love the third and jim furyk have taken control of the mccloud three classic in the united states they topped the leaderboard by two shots going into the final round of psych a twelve foot birdie on the eighteenth to cut a four in the past sixty six for a share of the lead much that score it was his second bogey free round on the seaside course this is him here india's arjun atwal is still in contention tied in second place with t.j. on the victory had to be sure of keeping his talk card for next season so that brings us up to date some studies in at least that deciding sat in the crime cup final against carr and i must be asking three games to tell you will have the final score and expletive until us. no more div

rights, a constitutional state that does not compromise the values of family embedded in the souls of olli egyptians -- all egyptians, a state that seeks to justice, in truth, freedom, dignity, and social justice. the egyptian revolution that was founded on the legitimacy that i represent, in legitimacy that i represent before you today but was not a product of a fleeting moment or a brief uprising, nor was it the product of the winds of change of spring. rather, this revolution and all those preceding it and following it in the region were triggered by a long struggle of genuine national movement that saw a life of pride ending defeat for all citizens. it is thereby reflecting the wisdom of history and sending a clear warning to those attempting to place their interests before those of their peoples compact -- peoples, mr. president, the vision of the new egypt that we strive to realize that for our nation, god willing, also constitutes the frame of action we present to the world. and should guide our cooperation with the nash -- the international community in a spirit of equality and mut

if you go to china and have a network like ollie bubba.we can move more into the internet age with our manufacturing in our bidding and ordering process. >> is china the enemy that many americans see it as or should it be a global trading partner to mutual benefit? >> we live in a very diversed world and we need to embrace that. if china is excelling something, that's great, and guess what? america is excelling is ecology as well. and it's a bubble that can bust at anytime, and many people are stuck in the factories for hours doing the same thing for years. working where people can strive to have better jobs with better lives. i am not against a certain country or nation excelling is something. i am embracing that. >> but at the same time, you know, countries are going to do what they do. but america has to figure out what it is we are. we are our own enemy right now. somebody still has not told me why we spend so much money on prisons and not education? why does it go -- >> because prison is a better business. it's a private enterprise. >

. >> reporter: ollie figures biden won. >> i will vote for obama, period. >> last night helped? >> just convinced it. >> reporter: paul ryan was upbeat this morning. >> i feel great. >> reporter: in danville last night, ryan drank a lot of water but didn't sound nervous. >> job growth in september was slower han in august. >> reporter: joe biden smiled a lot. some say condescendingly. >> 5.2 million new jobs. >> reporter: he denied a cover-up of an al qaeda attack in libya. >> the intelligence community told us that, as they learned more facts about exactly what happened. they changed their assessment. >> reporter: president obama was pleased. >> i thought joe biden was terrific tonight. i could not be prouder of him. >> reporter: but mitt romney charged today biden doubled down on the denial when he said we weren't told u.s. diplomats in libya asked for more security. >> when the vice president of the united states directly contradicts the testimony, sworn testimony of state department officials, american citizens have a right to know just what's going on. >> reporter: back in

romney was able to raise that money from central american ollie gashgs with ties to death squads. got to do with small business? >> it has nothing to do with the kind of small business entrepreneur vision they're trying to create, but it has everything to do with the way they think about small business. you know, the president talks about tax increases on the top 2%, 3% of small businesses, and these guys talk about that like that's going to devastate the hardware store on the corner. in fact, those businesses are much like the hedge funds, the pri private equity funds, top end law firms. they're the ones who actually started out in this case with $37 million of capital. that is not a small business that's going to be -- going to bring the economy to a slide if they have to pay their fair share of taxes. so i think it's emblematic of this world view that we're getting from this campaign that somehow the small business is the private equity firm that outsources jobs to china, like that's what their economic policy should be crafted on. >> it's incredible. dr. peterson, redistributi

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our thanks to all the men and women there, our hearts go out to them, our prayers and thoughts, and olliee care of yourself. we'll check back with you. will the colonel oliver north. jenna: new hampshire holds the first in the nation primary and this year it's also a key battleground state with just four electoral votes where is it so important to the general election in we'll dig deeper into that. we are tracking severe weather including potential tornadoes. we'll tell you where the storms could hit. janice dean is here after the break. this is anna, her long dy teaching the perfect swing begins with back pain and a choice. take advil, and maybe have to take up to four in a day. or take aleve, which can relieve pain all day with just two pills. good eye. gregg: welcome back. we are your election headquarters. with just more than a month until the big day we are taking a closer look at some of the key battleground states that could decide the race for the white house. today we want to take a look at the state of new hampshire, the yellow states, all 12 of them, those are battleground stat

it sounded to do is, but ollie does is gives a will may cause of action when she finds out that -- but all it does is gives a woman a cause of action when she finds out that she has been cheated in her employment. ladies and gentlemen, we're all pushing hard for a fair pact. i happen to think my daughters to get paid exactly what any man is being paid for the job she's doing. [cheers and applause] we proposed equal pay legislation. they are against it. they want to turn back to the insurance companies the decision on whether a woman continues to have to pay 50% more for the same health care. where once again pregnancy will be able to be a preexisting condition. ladies and gentlemen, they are holding hostage one of the proudest accomplishments of my career, the violence against women act. they're still debating whether or not we need the violence against women act after 20 years. folks, if i leave you with no other message today, i want you to remember this today. barack obama and joe biden are absolutely, positively firmly committed to ensuring that our daughters and my granddaughter's

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. >> do you want to have that -- remember 1994, republicans won without ollie north.hem? i always thought that was huge. >> i also have the republican senatorial committee looking at places they don't usually look at. the possibility of picking up in maine. the possibility of picking up in connecticut. if they can do that, those are two huge victories. >> nrsc raw baby, monday night raw. >>> coming up next, we've got "the washington post's" dan balz. he says this week might be the most important of this presidential election. we'll talk to dan when we return on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] when this hotel added aflac to provide a better benefits package... oahhh! [ male announcer ] it made a big splash with the employees. [ duck yelling ] [ male announcer ] find out more at... [ duck ] aflac! [ male announcer ] ...forbusiness.com. ♪ ha ha! turn billion of bytes of shared information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. >>> one week from today "morning joe" and "way

and i think for ollie to have seve on the left sleeve sunday was very special.ul lot. >> the hair on my neck is standing up again thinking about it. if the olympics -- i can't even imagine that the olympics if you were playing for the uk in 2016, i can't imagine that that would be -- would it be similar, do you think? >> i don't know. but that will be the first time we've ever played golf in the olympics. i'm not sure how that's going to feel. a lot of history in the ryder cup and that's with a creates the drama, the excitement and the buzz and everything about it. >> wouldn't trade it for anything else. >> i haven't won a major. everyone keeps saying about winning a major. to me, the ryder cup has been my majors. and i haven't won a major. but i wouldn't trade my memories and my time in the rye it tder right now for anything. >> recently it was a friday or saturday at one of the majors where i was thinking about betting on you. and i've seen the look and you were leading, i think, either after the second day or -- >> it was on sunday. sunday the p xwchlt a, i h

ollie wren for the first time giving an indication there and you see the spanish yields interestinglyinto negative territory for the week as we head into the close, down to 5.64. they have a big auction coming through next week which will clearly be one to watch given where we are at the moment. what is interesting is that greek stocks have also risen substantially today but i'll get to that in a moment. first let's have a look at the map as we count you out on the close, greece is higher, greece on the bottom right-hand corner, 30.2% gain. everybody else is in the red. here are some of the movers of the day. might be from what you got from lagarde in tokyo suggesting greece should be given more time. hel helenic and national bank of greece in positive territory. the reason you have the outperformance is because they fell so hard earlier in the week. in fact the ase as we got the announcement there would be a 24-hour strike on thursday when the summit begins in brussels so in athens all of the public sector unions will take to the streets again which could affect markets. the other ma

george parker and his missus, ollie parker both of them was taken out by cancer. my husband died of lung cancer and i am having breathing problems. mr. tom perkins and his wife, they live here. mr. tom perkins is deceased now. he had multiple cancers. we have 15 homes in this area and maybe 11 people has died-- or more-- with cancer, and that's unreal. what's going on here is a crime. [sniffling] oh, it's just a waste. my daughter latisha died at 43. she grew up in the neighborhood. she had a husband, a devoted husband, she had children that she really and truly loved, and i think that she died too young. she was a non-smoker, she was not a drinker, and she got lung cancer. you know, you wonder, where did it come from? these people are sick, they're dying. this is inexcusable. that's murderous. good to see you again. when i met mr. bouie, i could not believe what was going on in this neighborhood. i think it has to do with our environment. what we smell, what we inhale. we were deer hunting in the back, and we noticed that there was such a strong, strong odor back