disraeli called it "one nation". "one nation." we heard the phrase again as the country came together to defeat fascism. and we heard it again as clement attlee's labour government rebuilt britain after the war. [applause] friends, i didn't become leader of the labour party to reinvent the world of disraeli or attlee. but i do believe in that spirit. that spirit of one nation. one nation -- a country where everyone has a stake. one nation -- a country where prosperity is fairly shared. one nation: where we have a shared destiny, a sense of shared endeavor and a common life that we lead together. that is my vision of one nation. that is my vision of britain. that is the britain we must become. [applause] and here is the genius of one nation. it doesn't just tell us the country we can be. it tells us how we must rebuild. we won the war because we were one nation. we built the peace because labour government's and conservative, governments understood we needed to be one nation. every time britain has faced its gravest challenge, we h

so we must be a one nation party to become a one nation government, to build a one nation britain.and here's how we are going to take these steps to do that. we need a one nation economy and the first big mission of the next labour government is to sort out our banks. sort them out once and for all. not just to prevent another crisis but to do what hasn't been done in decades. necessary to enable us to pay our way in the world. we need banks that serve the country not a country that serves its banks. think about alan henderson, the small businessman i talked about earlier on. he wanted to be able to go into his bank, look his high street manager in the eye and know that he was working for him. instead he found a bank more interested in playing the international money markets. that's why he was ripped off. of course, this government promised change, but things aren't really changing. so i have got a message for the banks, we can do this the easy way or the hard way. either you fix it yourselves between now and the election or the next labour government will once and for all ensure t

it's really called that one nation -- one nation. we heard the phrase again as the country came together to defeat fascism and we heard it again as clement attlee builds britain after the war. [applause] friends, i didn't become leader of the labour party to reinvent the world of 73 or attlee. i believe in that spirit, one nation, a country where everyone has the day. one nation can make an issue where prosperity fairly shared. one nation where we have a shared destiny, a sense of shared and other and a common life that we laid together. that is my vision of one nation. that is my vision of written. that is the britain we must become. [applause] in here is the genius of one nation. it doesn't just tell us the country we can be. it tells us how we can rebuild. we won the war because we were one nation. we built the peace because labour government and conservative government under said we needed to be one nation. every 10 britain puts its greatest challenge, we've only come to the fore because we were one nation. but too often, governm

disarray they called it one nation. one nation.e heard the phrase again at the country came together to defeat fascism. and we heard it again as athletes, labour government rebuild britain after the war. [applause] friends, i didn't complete of the labour party to reinvent the world of disraeli, but if you believe in that spirit. that spirit of one nation. one nation, a country where everyone has a stake. one nation, a country where prosperity is fairly shared. one nation where we have a shared destiny, a sense of shared endeavor, and a common life that we laid together. that is my vision of one nation. that is my vision of britain. that is the britain we must become. [applause] and here is the genius of one nation. it doesn't just tell us the country we can be. it tells us how we must rebuild. we won the war because we were one nation. we built the piece it has labour government and conservative governments understood we needed to be one nation. every time britain has faced its greatest challenge, we have only, through the storm b

you're on national television. >> i know i'm on national television. >> tell me what you mean when youed a guy -- >> you just study it out. >> is he an american? >> oh, no. >> what country is he from? >> just because he was born here doesn't mean he thinks like this. he's a communist, buddy. >> all right. thank you. young man, you're going to be at the debate tonight. >> that's right. i'll be inside. >> tell me what you're looking for? whose side are you on. >> i'm absolutely on vice president biden's side. >> what are you hoping to see tonight? >> i'm hoping to see a recovery. we really do owe governor romney of a favor. >> when are you going to have your first race for congress? you look like a good candidate. anybody else here want to talk? >> vote for obama because nobody trusts romney. >> vote for obama because no one trusts romney and let obama be president for four more years. >> okay. what do you think about tonight's debate? it's quite an honor to have a big national debate here. >> i'm very happy for dr. rash and the center students and for barack obama and i'm looking forwar

, one nation not divided but together.nd we all, want the same thing for this country, we want to have opportunity, better education, more opportunity. my father came here in 1921, from poland, he came here because he said streets were lined with gold, not gold coins or gold chips but he meant golden opportunity, that is what america is about. we still have goa golden opportunity. neil: if the president is reelected. what are you and the folks who signed this letter -- do you think, will it make your job tougher? hiring a lot tougher? >> i can't speak for the other people. but i can say for myself, there is no president that will ruin this country, president carter could not ruin is, barack obama won't, will it make it tougher in absolutely, we will still be a divided natton, as opposed to being a nation that comes together. we're going to have uncertainty, not been able it bridge the gap between democrats and republicans, i want to see a leader who can reach across the aisle, i'd like to so a president who would have look

european position and voice on everything. >> staunch differences of opinion between london and berlin on national interest and beefing up the eurozone show why closer european integration could be difficult to achieve. >> that is it for now. thanks for joining us. >> you will find out more about the news on our website, dw.de. stay with us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

on. welcome back from our nation's captital. powers at be not here. have tried to have a conversation with you on this show and electronicically on facebook and our website . questions, i am a fast typest and a lot of you have been mentioning basic issues. john writes. let's have a flat tax so all americans and limited deductions on high income earners and a bottom 50 percent pays no income tax is unfair. >> your point is taken. lost in the argument about you know, whose nose is out of joint because you offended retired and military types and who genuinely done a lot for the country. they are offended as looked on as a teat of the government. leaving that aside. we have to wonder where half of the americans are not paying income taxes at all. many pay pay roll taxes and others pay in the system. when i got out of the grad school, that figure was 22 percent. and not paying income taxes and how the heck did it double. neal you yust got out of school a few years ago. and decades. and that is the point. ronald reagan's. with the limits that you are in a g

that america is not about what can be done for us, it's about what can be done by us together as one nation and as one people. >>> we're in this together. it's about what can be done by us as one nation. it's a message that's resonating with voters e. despite how some polls have tightened, the president still leads in ohio. a brand-new poll shows him with a four-point lead over mr. romney in the buckeye state. 51-47. and the gender gap remains huge. a 22-point lead for the president among women voters in ohio. no republican has ever won the white house without winning ohio. and that's why romney is going all in. romney is intensifying his advertising, deploying more troops, and will be spent are more time in the states. according to "new york times," romney even moved staff out of pennsylvania to concentrate on ohio. he knows he has a ton of ground to make up. but that's not all there's a darker side to the republican plan to win ohio -- voter suppression. ohio's republican secretary of state john ustilled said today he will ask the u.s. supreme court to appeal the federal court decision al

>> i love world's deadliest on national geographic. this time it's the sea lion versus the octopus. do you think is going to win? >> octopus based on number of arms. >> that sounds like a logical choice. to make it fair i'll root for the sea lion. they put a camera on the back of the sea lion so you can see the action. they got some never-before-seen footage. and watch what happens. >> these things always show animals fighting you would never think have any bones with each other. no beef. why does an octopus have a beef with a sea lion. >> the sea lion has a beef with the octopus because he's curling up for a snack. >> the sea lion was trying to get calamari for lunch. >> she wanted call marlee for lunch and bit off one of its legs and the octopus got away for a little while. they engage again. >> oh. >> does the sea lion use his paws and dump to get the ink out of his eyes? >> if you want to see who was the victor in this deadliest battle on national geographic watch november 2nd at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> quite a turn of events. >> what? >>> it's the dancing chewbacca and singing tha

one is the president's record on national security is at least as bad as his record on the economy andobs. secondly, the american people don't appreciate a commander in chief who lies to them. we're now to point where we've got to be very clear that that's what's happening here. the president is not being honest with the american people. i think the voters won't think highly of a man who wants to be re-elected who can't be counted on to tell them the truth about something as important as a terrorist attack that kills an ambassador and three other americans. >> sean: on the campaign, you've been through a couple yourself with your dad, more than a couple. you seagal lu see gallup today. what's your feeling? >> i feel good. i think we're seeing a wave of movement toward governor romney, people realizing he's the man to bring us back where we ought to be coastline and internationally as well. >> sean: liz cheney, always good to see you. thank you foróbób being with us. >> thank you, sean. >> sean: michelle malkin, but first mitt romney had an indictment of the president's indictment of th

meanwhile, back at our house, another man thinks he has his own solution to being exposed on nationalevision. remember the 21-year-old who duped his sister into driving him to meet a girl who said she was 14? >> we're doing a story on adults. >> you do look familiar. >> who try to meet kids on the internet. >> all right. man, i don't want to be on -- on the news, okay. >> we are filming. >> i don't want to be on the news, dog. >> it's a little late for that, dog. if there's anything else you want to tell me -- he quickly comes up with a disguise. and as far as interviews go, this may be a television first. >> all i got to say is, nothing is going on here, dude. nothing funny going on here. >> nothing funny going on. >> no. >> if the girl is really 14, i didn't know. >> she told you she was 14. >> we were in a role playing chat room, dude. >> you know how many times i hear that? >> am i being held up here? >> you're not held up. you're free to walk out the same door you walked in. >> how are you all doing, okay? nbc? >> nbc. >> nbc. and you're -- >> chris hansen. "dateline nbc." >> let

was able also to get our schools ranked number one in the nation. e a bright opportunity for a future. i understand that i can get this country on track again. we don't have to settle for what we're going through. we don't have to settle for gasoline at $4. we don't have to settle for unemployment at a chronically high level. we don't have to settle for 47 million people on food stamps. we don't have to settle for 50s% of kids coming out of college not able to get work. we don't have to settle for 23 million people struggling to find a good job. >> that was one of the rare moments when both democrats and republicans agreed. they appreciated what mitt romney had to say. all three of you voted for barack obama. but you like what romney said tonight. why? >> you know, he has a great business mind and track record. cares about money and businesses. obama cares about people. so you have to decide what's more important. >> what's more important? >> i'm not sure yet. >> very successful businessman who knows what he wants to get done. he proved it in the oly

i think it is not that voters suddenly think he is weak on national security. he ha as big cushion in the polls right now but there is two dangers for him. one is the honesty issue which the romney campaign has been hitting hard and trying to come at him in a lot of different directions on that. the idea that maybe they are deliberately dishonest or went with something that they believed to not be true. the other problem for obam -- t that voters will start to think maybe the president is acting more in the interest of his campaign when it comes to national security issues than really what is in the best interests of the country. i think those are the two potential weak spots coming out of all of this. >> chris: as we reported and came out in the course of our interview with paul ryan mitt romney plans on a major foreign policy speech in the next few days probably after the debate. how vulnerable do you think obama's foreign policy is and how important is it for romney to go after it. >> the mantra osama is dead but. ibutgm lives was powerful. today we see thing

be doing all week and the healthy african-american population succeed and bhutan is one of the least developed nations on the globe and yet it is light years ahead of america when it comes to happiness i was there possible i'll tell you in tonight's daily take. in the best of the rest of the news job truth there is aside last week's job numbers showed significant gains in the african-american community the numbers are still far too high the unemployment rate for african-americans dropped from fourteen point five in august down to thirteen point four in september which is the lowest level since two thousand and nine but there are still enormous challenges facing the african-american community consider these numbers revealed in a new book titled document desegregation since one thousand a year has been no improvement whatsoever in terms of workplace desegregation for african-american men whereas white men have seen their access to managerial jobs increase since one thousand nine hundred sixty six among nearly all sectors the same holds true among african-american women as segregation of white and black

field for the first time in postseason history. >> and the redskins looking to take on an unbeaten team. >> the nationalsn on a rookie for late game heroics. a live report from st. louis coming up. and the rg3 and the redskins in a daze after a loss, and the latest on a shaken up griffin next. >> thank you, scott. that does it for us. fox5 news always on myfoxdc.com. >> keep it right here. nissan sports xtra two minutes away. >> have a great week. are you ready ? share everything by turning your smartphone into a mobile hotspot for up to 8 wifi-enabled devices at no extra charge. like the new droid razr m by motorola only $99.99. catch the great taste of pumpkin before it's gone. hurry into dunkin' donuts and grab a pumpkin muffin or donut today. america runs on dunkin'. >>> thanks for staying up. i'm scott smith. a live report from st. louis as the nats win game one in spectacular fashion. first, we start closer to home, and perhaps a little too close for comfort. september18, 2011, that was the last time the skins won at fed ex field. rg3, coming off his best performance as a pro last week in tampa. th

their schedule was so front-loaded with difficult teams, playoff teams, because people like us on nationalevision we wanted to see them early on. gets a lot easier the second half of the season would not surprise me at all if the broncos went on a one. >> al: your expense account is 20 bucks a mile and gives you six bucks to get home tonight. on we go to week eight to denver next week. it's the saints against the broncos. until then, al michaels and cris collinsworth and michele tafoya and our gang led by ed and drew, by wish you a good night from cincinnati. . >>> tonight, a possible sexual assault on the capital crescent trail. police say a woman was knocked unconscious. the suspect still on the loose. >> good evening, everyone, i'm jim rosenfeld. the developing story in bethesda, just after sunset. news 4s, darcy spencer is live, tales of the attack are really disturbing aren't they? >> reporter: that's right. montgomery county and park police are here processing evidence as thart part of the investigation. the crime scene 100 yard into the wooded area on the trail. the victim remains i

do you know that he has not done an interview on national television since last may when he jumped the gun on the president and announced in effect that the administration was going to support same sex marriage before the president did. since then in may, he's not done a single national television interview where he's had to answer questions from reporters. tonight he'll have to do it for 90 minutes. since ryan joined the ticket, he's done over 200 interviews. so there is a different kind of preparation there. >> shep: you know, there are varying ideas about what the strategy should be tonight l the vice president should come out really hard to try and turn this tide. i talked to a couple of pretty influential democrats last night. each of them separately told me he needs a decisive win tonight. if not, the campaign is in trouble. i wonder if you think that's overstating it. >> i think it's overstating it. but i think he needs a win tonight. the republicans are calling it mitt meantum. you can see it in the poll. one poll, you don't know how much to read into it. but romney is leading

the man has been on the national stage for many years. an experienced debater and has done these kinds of debates before and this is mitt's first time on this kind of a stage... >> chris: 23 debates during the primaries. >> what people will see is who is mitt romney. what kind cough a president is he going to be and what are the choices i have? to me that matters, in this particular debate and all the debates. which is, i know what president obama has done and all of the empty promises and broken promises and the ugly, stagnant economy, what are mitt romney and paul ryan offering to get us back on track, and i think that is what we'll get out of wednesday and if we get that out of wednesday the country understands the choice they have to make. >> chris: governor romney plans to make a major foreign policy speech in next two days. do the two of you think the president engaged in a cover-up in his and the administration's explanation of what and at the u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> i'll let others decide that, there are democrats and repub

why did susan rice come on national tv and say this was result of the video in did she say that based on intelligence for five days? she said it five days after the attack. she either misled the american people ignoring the intelligence or the intelligence was so bad for five days that someone needs to be fired on the intelligence side. we think this is very serious. >>neil: we know that the ambassador was keeping a diary and was concerned about his safety and security of the compound. i don't think it is a huge leap to assume that he might have cabled the state department, words to that effect, or warning or threes to that affect. have you tried to get a hand on such cables or whether they indeed exist? >>guest: i sent a letter with john mccain asking the intelligence community to account for what they were telling the state department and i asked secretary clinton at the classified briefing, what was the security footprint there in did we have enough security? did we meet the needs of the people on the ground? did they ask for a senator legal of security? was it available to them? t

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america runs on dunkin' coffee. >> let's take a live look at a quiet nationals park. in a few hours, it will be a different scene. there will be pre-game warmups and fans will start arriving later on. >> the nationals hope the comfort of home help them on the road to the world series. washington is one of the best teams at home, 50 wins, just 36 losses. >> we played pretty well here. it was a blowout we got smoked yesterday, no death. i think it will be easier to take on the close ones. that was a flat out beating. it is not the first time it has happened. today we will work out. >> former cardinal edwin jackson takes the mound for the nationals today. the baltimore orioles look to build on their win against the yankees. that series is tied at one game apiece. the first pitch in that game is at 8:07 this evening. >> robert griffin iii will join his teammates on the field for practice today. the report says he was cleared from his mild concussion he faced sunday. he must be cleared by a team physician and an independent neurological physician. >> the redskins cut they'r

lender nation in the world to the number one debtor nation in the world. and the interest on that debt next year on this reagan-bush debt of our nation will be $640 for every man, woman and child in america because of this kind of a credit-card mentality. so we go out and we tried to sell our securities every week. and hope that they will buy them. and they do buy them. but every time they do, we lose some of our economic independence for the future. now have turned around and bought 10% of the manufacturing base of this country that have 20% of the banks. they own 46% of the commercial real estate. they are buying america on the cheap. when we have other countries that cannot manage their economy down in central and south america, we send down the american ambassador. we send down the international monetary fund and we tell them what they can buy and what they can sell and how to run their economies. the ultimate irony is to have that happen to us because foreigners finally quit buying your securities. so what we need in this country i

on? nationals are the national league east division champs. >> so exciting. >> it was certainly worth getting that alarm out and that alert out to everybody. you probably got those going off on your phone too. >>> this morning we're looking at rain moving in. there's a long line of it that stretched from florida all the way up into pennsylvania. we're right in the middle of it. we are getting some moderate showers, these areas in orange and yellow. warrenton and just about now exiting culpeper county and about to come into prince wil ma william. these are going in the western suburbs from loudoun county and western fairfax. right now montgomery county getting light rain, as is frederick and howard and points west. passing moderate showers there as well. there's some gorgeous color now out in the mountains. it's really looking quite like autumn there. near 70 around the bay now. closer to washington, low to mid-60s. prince george's, montgomery, arlington, fairfax counties. as the day progresses, you'll need an umbrella. we'll have occasional showers this morning, by 6:00 a.m., still right arou

on traffic. back to you. >> thank you. the nationalsay from getting to the national league championship series. >> fans were concerned the postseason run would be over and then in the bottom of the ninth inning jayson to the plate and that changed everything. john gonzalez is at nationals park. >> the stadium is still being cleaned out. this may have been a long this celebration at a national game last night. jayson werth was the man of the hour. tonight they are hoping the and -- hoping for the best for g.o. bonds gaullist -- ggio gonzalez on the mound. last night it came down to the final inning. jayson werth sent a bomb over left field and sent the fans into euphoria. fireworks in the skies over the anacostia. the last such game was 79 years ago in d.c. one final night. the winner moves on and the losers go home. the ticket office opens at 10:00 this morning. a couple fans are here already and they arrived before we did at 3:30 this morning. they are sleeping in their cars waiting to get tickets/ standing room tickets will be availab

because the nats win the first pennant -- it was eight years ago on the nationals moved from montrealhe district. and the champagne celebration last night was one we have not seen in the city in nearly 80 years. the team lost the game against the phillies. but in the ninth inning, the players are not the second place but lendl lost and pittsburg allowing washington to clinch the east division. the nationals won enough games from april to september 2 when the division. they have never finished with more wins than losses and actually shot to finish with the best record in all of baseball. >> you want to enjoy it the night, but we want to get deep into the playoffs. we will -- we want to have more of these. we want that trophy. >> now the team still -- modells opened at 8:00 a.m.. i have something even better. how about some bryce harper striven strasbourg masks, just in time for halloween. >> may be confined some swimming and googles. >> either way, we appreciate it. >> for continuing coverage of the nats division games you can find it on our website wjla.com. court's believe it or not,

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allbee: on a national scale, if you looked at what we're spending now, and you looked at the additional investment requirements over the next 20 years, there's a $540 billion difference. man: so one of the greatest challenges is to reflect true value pricing. so that the citizens and businesses that rely on water and wastewater infrastructure systems are actually paying for it. narrator: cities and municipalities across the united states are now facing this funding gap, between projected revenue and projected expenses, as they strive to maintain water quality and meet demand. new york is the most densely populated city in the u.s. and over 40 million tourists visit the city every year. the 1.3 billion gallons of water required every day are delivered by a system of extraordinary scale and complex engineering. man: water is essential to the economic viability of new york city. reliable infrastructure and reliable delivery of water is a must. you have to reinvest in the infrastructure every single minute to keep it current. hurwitz: we have the stock exchange, we have the united nations -

ronald reagan chose to not work on national security. you don't get that choice. that didn't really happen about ronald reagan. you made that up. this is one job you don't get the choice. there's nothing in the portfolio of responsibilities that can be delegated to somebody else. when people try, we get historic disasters in this country. and the fact that you've brought on all of the same whirlwind of advisers who reaped this disaster when a disinterested president named george w. bush had the same attitude, that's a good thing that the last word before voting that we got collectively as a nation was the chance to hear you forced to talk about foreign policy. mitt romney said his big idea on iran last night was he wanted to indict the iranian president for genocide. who is going to arrest him exactly? mitt romney's running mate is trying to get away with saying he didn't vote for the defense cuts that are called the sequester. he says he didn't vote for those. then who forged his name? whether or not you agree with that vote or not. whether your politics are like

. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn at the reflecting pool on the national mall where crews have drained the landmark, cleaning up all the algae. they began draining the water on wednesday. >> we are going to do it as quickly as possible. >> reporter: they are hosing off and scrub aring away the green musk. >> what did you see out here at the pool? >> a lot of algae. >> reporter: it is not what the kids in bethesda were hoping to see on their class trip. >> now all i see is tons of green stuff in the water. >> it is a maintenance problem. we're going to get it right when the water goes back in. we will get it right so it looks beautiful. >> reporter: they had just reopened at the end of august after a two-year hiatus. to solve the green problem, the national park service uses a gas to kill the algae and now doubled the dose. but the fix does not come in time for the field trip. >> maybe next time. >>> on the national mall, surae chinn, 9news now. >>> in the meantime, an accused rapist is behind bars tonight, accused of sexually assaulting a is this-year-old girl. the charles county detective

have been able to swing votes in his favor have you been allowed to challenge obama and romney on national t.v. . one thing that's clear to me is that if i were included on the stage with barack obama and mitt romney i think there would be a very different result in this country because the range of debate between them has been so constricted i mean they're basically arguing about who's going to raise military spending the most who's going to drill on public lands or offshore the most whether we're going to send small arms or water jar mz to syria and add to what's going to be afraid an absolute bloodbath a civil war in that country and the response to this debate has been just overwhelming i'm talking about our third party debate because we're saying things that you never hear from the republican and democrats and what we're saying really reflects what the majority of the american people want well the final third party presidential debate is still to come and we'll be broadcasting it live for you here in our t. also throughout next week we'll be looking in-depth at the political landscape

on seven. the national park service has now drained the reflecting pool. this is less than two weeks after we discovered algae growing on the water. it is not supposed to happen after that multimillion-dollar renovation. we are on the national mall with where we go from here. >> the reflecting pool is now empty. workers are still here on the scene housing is down, making sure all the best analogy is god. it will be two or three weeks before it is refilled. this was touted as a landmark green project, no chemically treated city water. they have been shoveling and plowing, but it is only october. and there is no snow. >> it is unbelievable. >> a month after the rebuild reflecting pool was reopened, and two weeks after we read the first to show you the algae invasion the national park service has trained all 4 million gallons. officials blame it on not enough ozone. >> because we did not have derided the beginning the algae established itself -- did not have it right at the beginning the algae established itself. it is a formidable foe. >> they decided to drai

other words, tens of millions of people were misled yet again by this administration last night on national television in the vice-presidential debate. we bring in mr. vice-president, dick cheney. thank you for joining us. >> great to be on the show. >> sean: listen, i guess we have to start we know that joe biden los angeles a tendency to be very gaffe prone. i found this -- i don't know how to say it -- very, very disturbing, his behavior. it seemed uncontrollable. you know, i would describe it not only as rude but probably the most emotionally unstable debate performance in modern american politics. i don't think he could stop it. everybody knows there is going to be a split screen here. how do you interpret this? >> well, i was disturbed by it, frankly. i have got a pretty specific federal requirements i am interested in when i look at a prospective president. that's what the vice-president is, the ability to step in in a moment's notice and take over. you want somebody calm, cool, collected, who asks questions and seeks good informs and makes life-or-death decisions that we pay a presi

thurmond was at the forefront of all of those issues in his own politics on national defense. he was a staunch anti-communist and played an important role in anti-communist politics -- policies and was one of the things that led him to switch parties in 1964. here's a key figure in opposing labor unions and he did so alongside people like eric goldwater starting in the late 1950's even though early in his career he was a staunch advocate of unions in south carolina back in the 30s and 40s when the union felt was an important vote in south carolina but he switches in the 50s and 60's them by the 1970s becomes a die-hard supporter of business against labor. then he also had an important role in conservative evangelical politics. he joins the bob jones -- in 1950 and bob jones had just moved to the country from the university and thurmond needed votes from the south carolina. he had lost to olin johnson and that began a long process, long relationship with thurmond with conservative fundamentalist and evangelical folks who were looking to get involved in the political process. so

on r.t.e. . and apple a day seems to be the best remedy for u.k. citizens as the national health service loses people's trust over serious medical errors artie's polly boyko reports on the tragic cost of a doctor's mistake. clearly in agony but in supposedly safe hands in hospital that's what janine harvey says distort when she came down with severe hip pain last december despite over forty visits to doctors in three different hospitals janine cervical cancer went on diagnosed priming in city hospital doctors hair failed to spot janine harvey's cancer not once but twice all the hospitals missed it too exposing the council of the virus that led to the death of the thirty three year old mother of four just months later her family now say they want to name a story to be heard so that others can avoid a similar traits at one point doctors even suggested that jeanine's excruciating pain was all in her mind but her post-mortem examination showed that a cancerous tumor had grown so large inside her that it had shattered her pelvic bone janine's family gets upset when people ask w