patrick patrick supported him a putin. big sigh which there was no service. now. they found a plane in the hearts. and hearts of the cathedral there were. she said that they were looking for a place they found a place where they were. not about to enter the just. gotten to the place. of the closing and started to take out the contrasts someone. removed from the plane let's think you see drew did not try to get. parts in the creation. or the uploading of the video clean to the internet. the rules of. before. they're rooted in a taint when she left. the court believes that. these three defendants are guilty of committing the offense. and the testimony of defendants in this think seems. fair sceptical. because. they're consistent with other testimonies. despite the fact. that because they pled guilty. by the testimony. the lady. in her testimony. she believed an orthodox believer and she works as a member of the staff. will she has a contract with. secrecy drill was the second i'm sure working in russia five a year and then. three seadrill. to do this to close its doors to six pm on the twenty first. and about eleven. she was why do you think candles. came up to. show the candles and. then i'm told going to cool. looking at the wall. and sort of your square was a lady turned round and saw. some noise she saw all these three girls opening the gate and experienced only no pain she rushed for the gate a warning the girls that they should not enter the sacred place but. were she want to follow them she was pushed aside by someone. one of the girls she tried to hold brushed her aside. reached the born before. she. did not have that place because no one woman. allowed to enter the place and. the other group members. ran on to. try to want to meet again but the ignored. through the bags around the closing. like there was steal their dresses their shoulders and knees open i mean it was acceptable for the church. open. and started to. hop in. their heads moving their. shoutings insulting and very blasphemous words about virgin mary about the bad. it was a planned action it was just some of just almost similar channing's only. it was. there was one command. rules divided. as stuff were shocked by their actions there was also simply people who accompanied them not in. a sacred. fenced off of a record is. the candidate you. forbidding for them to be there. is also there and there is a sign that warns the adore. the church each of us use or some other people see that the people standing there and recording a video of that she will demand that they stop their video recording they started to push them to the exits. none film feeling this as a believer were insulting deeply insulted and to stop these actions. nor was my feeling for. her help she never thought that could take. in the main building. she was worth the dogs show church and the monument which was built to mark the now. well. war against nepal yawn. but she could not. with me push them to the exit soon the security guards. shout the words they previously were heard there was no music there was no songs there were no slogans. all she heard was just words which are. severe pain and insult who believe it's not the way to behave in a church there was about fifty people there the world dressed according to the rules of the church. lady filed a complaint to the police. she saw the video clip she saw the. video containing the images and this is insulting. to your feelings as a christian as a rule of the christian. and there was all. to do with strike you to. see if we. inflict the pain moral pain. that was done in the last week. for lent when you. give the candle lady identified. to go towards parts of the group. committed that. christ is saving cathedral. she identified. this. as a member of the group do. you think insulting clothing and two together we would. serve each other and don't divide. the dross violation of public order or something remind us of the day i think. in his testimony. that. we hear about eleven twenty now when he heard some noises and she rushed. to the. and born to goes with the security guard says she saw some girls dressed acceptably there would dress. a bright clothes to shouted profanities. the behavior he was the norm. and violated imaginable and unimaginable commonly accepted behavior. with among them and such behavior insulted sees leaders feedings and the feelings of others with their and some of them cry some of them asked. so they could stop he decided to help the two security guards because he saw that they will be able to. stop that. the girl when she tries to push to go from the she tried to she. dropped to her knees and started to cross. with her back to the altar which is unacceptable. and then if you push your aside she took hold of a mask from her and saw her face was very nice or another girl to look on you cover who was without some other club a mask and. there were four girls the fifth was pushed away by the security guards who were on third girl the other people. who prevented them from pushing these girls out of the building he believes that the actions of the girl were aggressive and insulting the use. profanities. he saw in this video plea. yes we see actions since the feelings of the signal from the believe is actually their actions and the video with the text. you can see you've got to separately and together are insulting. displeasing to healing leaders seize feelings and the feelings you seem to believe which increases. in the. last week before lent and she didn't fight. as one of the words. if you don't mean biggest seadrill was it enough going to be in the. coding to be records. mr stone also identified a learned. person who was there basically is an acceptable clothing who together with. other individuals can ducted use the gross. things from the i flung off to give you something to say again you another thing but i think you just do it in the moment who testified. yesterday and they also say she is christian believer. and. you words i mean you can as an altar server with. the suzy ne prepares everything for the service and is a member of helps in the service and is inventing their own. born views of the sacred places. that some where women are not allowed to be. the us. during the wedding ceremony. so he came in early in the morning and started to prepare for the city round eleven and here when he saw. dancing girls who is shout singing and profanities. they were dressed in acceptably hoped. jurgens. says he wants a new swain a plant ways. violated the normal functioning of the church he was deeply in he was deeply impressed they did not saying anything about mr putin the words about putin were added later to the video clip. that seemed to severe pain. he's so. girls. bags and clothing which were. after they started performing. and they were also in that secured area there were people who. did a video recording. that there are special rules so she could see through. the notice. on the entrance to the entrance to see truth. orthodox believer. the. muslim norms and traditions rituals. he. wants he wants to get. cleric kill education he was given working as a sound leader he. this. helps. in any way possible on the twenty first. he was arrived at the unity train started. going about his routine chills about eleven twenty he source of the sound through microphone. i think it was good went through the. secretary so wore the yes we would be jumping around them and we understood between the fact that there were other two about three or four people who took pictures these girls since the actions of girls are sex really. blaspheme when he as it was even was insulted he decided to stop this. horrible. he did it. all to survey shows of the altar boys. try to push them from the way he demanded that these girls stop these secular nation yes well mr. but the girl started continue dancing and ignored she is. shouts in blasphemous words this is. god. and you may believe and they were. close proximity to the sacred place is in the sand they started to. cross. and it is a continuing shouting the same blasphemous words which he believes. is an insult to believe it says he believes that. you see these girls. did not to. aim to insult believers but words had a name to bring more attention to their action by taking the video. recording of their acts. together with security guards pushed them aside from the m. burn down some of the girls. bags in which were piled in front of the altar. in front of the words which are could be only entered by priests if they were all dressing but. i did hear there were interesting bright tides and showed. it to get this type of dressing easy for them to wear in a church day dressed in this way just with the civically to. express their respect for the church rules meeting it means that there were. no intent to express their discontent and disrespect of the believers after that. it was shocking to you then you can if you can see that he did that this was a disaggregation. he saw the video please. so called punk prayer. in a way he just of you did you really. did mean the actions of the girls that you can see to the video clip with lyrics this for me it's you. you know when you've been around bar differently since their actions machinelike a federal actual actions in the cathedral is pretty just give. me. what you saw in the video clip was political protests again to patrick and poaching while in the church. blasphemous words against insulting god. or god and you need. to see it is going he says since the video please. the gospel which. is. this making grave. to be instanced i would want a violation of the norms and. severe pain and i'm going to get off limits and he'll say that this is. christ the savior cathedral is the main room of the. state. maybe that's part of the video was also shot in the body of the feed. it was good to see if you want to you know bring about. it with an insult. to incite hatred and enmity. against you believe. you might and maybe. he claims moral damage. if you did and you think that based on these testimony. it individually to confirm this testimony. wouldn't change anything so in his testimony. he north dogs receiver expanse in ceremonies and. follows the rules that. he has clerical education he wants to become a priest is a member of the staff of the christ the savior cathedral most of all to see on the twenty first of febru

there will be more intimidation and possibly direct moves against iran in a preemptive way while patrick patrick many many people even bring in that you know the iran side to enter into the equation for months now but a moment ago you brought up the issue of the arab spring now unrest in bahrain flared up together with the arab spring uprisings why in your opinion that have protests that failed to make knights while other countries have seen revolutions and quite quick regime change in some. for the simple fact rory that the bahraini royal family is quite experienced including down public dissent and civil disobedience in fact they're leaping draft in the most brutal police force from saudi arabia to come and put down dissent and there's these videos on youtube rory of a really police driving through neighborhoods shooting out the window of protestors or citizens and just carrying on and driving on drive by shootings the kind of thing you'd see in los angeles in the one nine hundred eighty or so drive drive by shootings drive by shootings that apparently as far as i can tell the mainstream media

patrick and a small friend. >> the little boy said that -- patrick said, man, that might be the killer. >> patrick used a pay phone he told them, a man was chasing me and my friend in a brown cadillac. >> well, actually, thought it was a crank phone call. they didn't send a car out. >> this is a sketch the other boy provided to police after patrick was dead. two weeks later, on february 6, patrick stopped by the restaurant where his father worked to ask for money, then walked back toward the omni. he never made it home that night. >> i'm like, he didn't come home? oh, my god! that was the first thing popped in my head. missing. murdered. oh, my god! >> the atlanta missing persons bureau continue their hunt for this missing child. 11-year-old -- >> one day seemed like it was a week. that was the longest search in the world. >> it was almost 2:00 p.m. when maintenance man ishmael strickland found the lifeless figure of a young black boy lying in some bushes. >> on the seventh day, a maintenance man spotted a body tossed down into the woods behind a parking lot at a suburban office complex. >> the bank was fairly ste

patrick. patrick plans to swim 6 miles, nonstop around lake tahoe. he estimates the challenge will take him between 40, 45 hours to complete. mat trick -- patrick says live updates will be posted from his support boat. he plans on diving into the water at 6:00 a.m. and will stick close to the shore line. >>> 8:24. millions of californians expected to travel on this long holiday weekend. 3.7million people are expected to travel at least 50 miles from home according to aaa. that's up almost 4% from last year. almost 3 million them will be taking a tar to where they are going -- car to where they are going despite the tact that cass prices are -- despite the fact that gas prices are higher. >>> we want to check in with sal. what's happened on 24? >> lock at highway 24. this is -- look at highway 24. this is terrible! if you are not watching, a lot of people don't watch the tv and they say, well, how wad can it be? look at this. it's bad. it's very slow. but the damage is done. 24 is backed up on interstate 680. one freeway, one big accident and this happens. all right. let's take a look at some other things. 880 is slow. so is highway 92. there wa

the people in the world. >> did you kill 11-year-old patrick baltazar. >> i did not kill patrick baltazar or anybody else. >> skdid you ever meet patricko show the dna findings to the stepmother. >> i knt read it. please don't make me read it. >> reporter: so we toll her what the f.b.i. report said. wayne williams cannot be excluded as the source of those two hairs. she listened. then this. >> without a shadow of a doubt u i really believe that wayne williams killed patrick baltazar. >> next, trained to kill. >> were you trained in unarmed combat techniques? >> i'm sure there are other things in unarmed combat besides putting somebody in a choke hold. ♪ ♪ i want to go ♪ i want to win [ breathes deeply ] ♪ this is where the dream begins ♪ ♪ i want to grow ♪ i want to try ♪ i can almost touch the sky [ male announcer ] even the planet has an olympic dream. dow is proud to support that dream by helping provide greener, more sustainable solutions from the olympic village to the stadium. solutionism. the new optimism.™ ♪ this dream >>> good morning. how are you doing? >> when we return to prison for our final interview with wayne williams,

tim kaine, former virginia governor john kerry from massachusetts, martin o'malley and devalue patrick patrickstro the mayor of san antonio is going to be the keynote speaker. going to be a lot of fun down there. you know a lot of them are going to talk about medicare. medicare. republicans say we have a plan to say that they are lying through their teeth. arnold, a roving ambassador is in florida, surrounded by senior citizenship down there in crestview, florida. arnold, what do you say? >> it's a good thing i didn't hear you say corey booker's name to that. >> he is off of the list here arnold. >> weird. >> hey man. >> he may be speaking in tampa. >> he might be. what you are talking about, they control the debate. as long as they control the commercial ideation of the debate. we always speak in too main technological terms, you know, line ryan, i don't want to sound wonky. we have to do that and sell this thing and keep on top of it. stop the entitlement words sound like you are getting something for nothing. we have been paying into it for years. >> it's not a welfare program. if you stay

patrick in arizona. patrick. let's go to della in california to start. >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thank you for helping my husband and i with our investing. and our question is, would reinstating the uptick rule help stop the volatility of this market? >> okay. i think della, the answer to that is quite simply yes. but the institutions that are involved with trading are far more powerful than the little guys and the institutions want to see quick trading because the fees are good for the companies that trade, and also because, you know, these guys want to be able to short with impunity. i think the marks are created to be able to raise capital and as places to invest for regular people. and they've been driven out by this and that makes it so the market can go up and down very quickly because the little guy doesn't trade like that. only the hedge funds do and they need to see that up tick rule be -- staying away from our market. they liked it abolished. i didn't. now let's go to patrick patrick? >> caller: hi, jim. >> what's up? >> caller: let's talk about diversification. there are three factors. sectors, industry and classes. can you tell us about which are the most important, which ones are the least important that we should use in making a diversified portfolio? >> i use the s&p groupings. financials, 15 mrs., 16%, 17%, that takes care of that group. that's banks, insurers, tech, 15%. that's hardware, software, industrials is, companies that are cyclical in nature, that's another one. obviously the health care, drugs, the foods. i like to use the s&p groups. those are the ones that make it so i can say point blank empirically, this is diversified from that group. sweet little lies, a good craftsman never blames his tool. when a company blames a tough environment, it's your excuse not to buy. stay with cramer. we know a place where tossing and turning have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, lik

patrick and a small friend. >> the little boy said that -- patrick said, man, that might be the killer. >> patrick used a pay phonetold them, a man was chasing me and my friend in a brown cadillac. >> well, actually, thought it was a crank phone call. they didn't send a car out. >> this is a sketch the other boy provided to police after patrick was dead. two weeks later, on february 6, patrick stopped by the restaurant where his father worked to ask for money, then walked back toward the omni. he never made it home that night. >> i'm like, he didn't come home? oh, my god! that was the first thing popped in my head. missing. murdered. oh, my god! >> the atlanta missing persons bureau continue their hunt for this missing child. 11-year-old -- >> one day seemed like it was a week. that was the longest search in the world. >> it was almost 2:00 p.m. when maintenance man ishmael strickland found the lifeless figure of a young black boy lying in some bushes. >> on the seventh day, a maintenance man spotted a body tossed down into the woods behind a parking lot at a suburban office complex. >> the bank was fairly steep.

these trains of thoughts this study and corresponding with patrick henry and he sent patrick henry, give me liberty or give me death, so patrick henry wrote him back. he said thank you, this is revealing. i agree with everything you say. but how would my children survive? said this was another message. even some people against slavery could not do it because of the self benefit. and of course from and its influence on benjamin franklin. benjamin franklin is probably the greatest self-made american, great inventor, because millionaire and he owned slaves. he had taken in fact a broad money was in france and london. and franklin had a few slaves and he wrote something called the observations of mankind in 1715. what he wrote in there with almost every slave is by nature a thief and he kept revising it. i'm at this time is talking benedict. i went through about 30 editions of the library of congress to finally change. in 1761, and the british edition he had almost everything is made by the nature of slavery. it's a big difference. almost every slave is made by nature. a slave will make you a white man if he changes, so he took an

. >> patrick harrington. >> patrick harrington. >> yes. >> i've been in this prison since june of 1988r. murder in the first. i try to be in the hobby shop here as much as i can. for me, if i'm not busy, i have the tendency to get in trouble. when the place first opened up, i wasn't really busy. i was in fights, basically beating up other people. >> but in the hobby shop harrington focuses those energies on something far more delicate. an incredibly detailed dollhouse he was building as a gift for his niece. >> i've been working on this dollhouse for about two years now. it's for that young girl. the young girl, she has no idea i'm making it. she has no idea it's coming down there. >> harrington gave our crew a tour of his masterpiece. >> the windows work. up and down. all the doors open and close. all the lights work, the doors open. all the yellow-colored wood is the natural color of the wood. this door up here, this pulls downstairs so a doll can come up and come around on top. the shingles are individual. this is real brick. 900 individual bricks. yeah, it's a lot of work. it's a l

patrick murphy. patrick, great to see you. >> thanks for having me on, alex. >> congressman, you told reporters today that romney lives in a bizarre-o world. what's the actual truth behind this lawsuit in ohio? >> it's really amazing, alex. they have no shame on the other side. here you have a coordinated effort to suppress millions of americans' right to vote, including in ohio, my home state of pennsylvania, florida, et cetera. they're doing that and then they have the gall, the romney campaign has the gall to say, look, president obama is trying to suppress military votes. he's doing nothing but trying to get everyone to vote, including the 913,000 veterans in ohio. >> the other thing that john sosa points out is that the law in ohio only covers those actively serving in the military, which means the law would restrict voting for 900,000 veterans. the irony there is so thick, you could probably slice it. >> you're talking about national reserve members and veterans. i mean, it's really remarkable that mitt romney is trying to suppress over 900,000 veterans' votes in ohio. here in pennsylvania, alex, by the way, if you're a veteran from the iraq or afghanistan war, you come back and get a government-issued identification card from the v.a., that is not enough to prove your citizenship, to prove the right to vote in pennsylvania. that's how restrictive it is now, because the republicans took over in our state capital. >> patricke sort of logic here among the romney campaign is that the active military service members are going to be more likely to vote for mitt romney. i mean, from your perspective, from your point of view, who is more likely to win the military vote this year? >> i really believe that they're going to rally behind the commander in chief, barack obama. for several reasons, alex. first being, he took out the person who murdered over 3,000 americans on 9/11. that was bin laden. number two, he's been the best champion for veterans, the new gi bill. the largest increase in veterans' benefits. making sure our veterans are hired when they come back home. and third, barack and michelle obama, basically they understand the sacrifices that military families make, and how the level of stress is. i mean, you look at right now, every day an active duty soldier commits suicide. every 80 minutes, a veteran in america commits suicide. there's so much more that we need to do. barack and michelle obama will m

patrick prevent and michael jersey -- patrick giffin and tursi. there were called to an apartment the man who is threatening to kill those who stood in his way. he was a former tenant. he was gone before officers arrived that day. later, friday, june 24, officers were called to the same apartment building after it was reported someone had fired an assault rifle. no suspect was present, but it was determined an assault rifle had been fired into the sidewalk. the officer was signed -- they were assigned as members of the street crime unit. they developed information that led to the identification of the weapons owner who had an extensive criminal history. they continued their relentless investigation into this event and identified the criminal, determining an additional possible home address and weapons. on the early morning hours of wednesday, june 29, officer griffin received a phone call that provided of potential location for the now-wanted subject. officer griffin contacted a supervisor and partner. after working a leak investigation the night before, these dedicated officers return to work after just a few hours' rest in an effort to locate and arrests a dangerous criminal. and they met at the station in order to set up surveillance on the suspect in question. they responded to the location at 7:00. officer griffin, the driver, droves through the rear garage area of the identified property. as the approach the garage as the rear, and get a slowly opened. the men saw a car pulling up to the exit, and immediately recognize the driver as the subject they were seeking. knowing his propensity for violence and the fact that he had numerous weapons, griffin and tursi made a quick decision to park the police carxgñ?ñ? to prevent the exit. they knew they put them selves at risk. officer tursi exited the car and drove his handgun. he then moved to an area of limited coverage north of the gate. simultaneously, officer griffin exited the car and tactfully moved to the tree line south of the gate. while moving to cover, officer tursi saw the suspect moving to his we stand. he then quickly pointed a handgun toward officer griffin. officer tursi yelled gun. the return fire to stop the deadly threat. the suspect appeared to a bid struck as he stopped firing and continue to drive away from officers. the suspect drove across all lanes and struck parked cars. it took a position of cover, not knowing the suspect had been injured by returned fire. when additional units arrived, it was discovered the suspect had been seriously injured and was found unconscious. officers rendered aide, called for an ambulance, and retrieve the hand and the suspect had used. tonight officers patrickrant and michael tursi are being recognized for their efforts. they are being awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> captain paul chignell, along with officers tastings ahastingd lopez. >> good evening to you all. my pleasure to introduce richard hastings and that lopez. -- matt lopez. saturday, july 16, 2011, officer richard hastings and asked matt lopez were on duty and in uniform. their primary assignment was to be on a fixed post detail on the imminence of a railway platform on third street between oakdale avenue and plu avenue. this platform and the surrounding areas are notorious for high incidence of robberies, aggravated assaults, indiscriminate shootings, gang activity, illegal firearm possession, as well as a multitude of quality of life cripes. the bayview station has dedicated a high-level police resources to this area, particularly to a recent rash of robberies on and adjacent to the platform. well on the platform, officers tastings and lopez contacted the subject

patrick quien rentaba un cuarto junto con otras 3 personas, no pudo entrar a su vivienda... patrick/vivia con la victima "yo no estaba en casa anoche, recien llegue hace una hora y me dijeron que no puedo entrar en mi casa y que nadie me puede acompanar a la casa a sacar mis cosas, no tengo a donde ir..." indico patrick dice desconocer quien pudo hacerle dano a alvaro... patrick/vivia con la victima "es loco todo esto, el area es tranquila...pero alguien entro a nuestra casa, no se quien podria hacer esto, pero el traia y mucha gente a la casa..." clinton copeland/ portavoz de la policia de prince george "cuando la policia llego, habia un hombre sufriendo de una herida de bala, ya estaba muerto. hasta el momento no tenemos sospechosos." la policia no tiene mucho que decir sobre el caso... estan tras las pistas de algun amigo o algun vecino que haya visto o oido algo clinton copeland/ portavoz de la policia de prince george "le pedimos a los ciudadanos que hayan visto algo inusual o algo sospechoso que nos llamen...al 1866 411 tips" la policia dice que quienes den informacion que de con el arresto de el asesino en este caso, no tiene que dar ni se le preguntara por su estatus migratorio, solo recibira un numero de referencia y podria recibir hasta 25,000 dolares de recompensa... el incendio por el cua

[applause] >> again, it is my honor to present you the heroic acts of officer patrick prevent and michael jersey -- patrick giffin and tursi. there were called to an apartment the man who is threatening to kill those who stood in his way. he was a former tenant. he was gone before officers arrived that day. later, friday, june 24, officers were called to the same apartment building after it was reported someone had fired an assault rifle. no suspect was present, but it was determined an assault rifle had been fired into the sidewalk. the officer was signed -- they were assigned as members of the street crime unit. they developed information that led to the identification of the weapons owner who had an extensive criminal history. they continued their relentless investigation into this event and identified the criminal, determining an additional possible home address and weapons. on the early morning hours of wednesday, june 29, officer griffin received a phone call that provided of potential location for the now-wanted subject. officer griffin contacted a supervisor and partner. after working a leak invest

we up you know we send it you may say is patrick that at night it's patrick a really. big. concern about the place because that green game just to get to look we sat there because of the man i want to take from that. from there like a bank and just company some like more than fifty million the bank. this is who trained psych ward there must be roughly fifty million illegals coming there in the painting and that's a lot of water per day that a fix old man old man to bring the sacks with me and. we can't find warning this place. they've been doing that their son you tell you must be ever loved poised to morta. the computer scene you have two women in not so the stray i see it as the position of poison ground and they took on their traditional lands and they're fighting for their culture for their country for the viability of what they see in the as positive in their society as really for all the struggles to be mature enough to back around traditionalists and i thought her. going gerry didn't gary and this poor country australia not just our country not just our land but the

now let's go to patrick in arizona. patrick? >> caller: hi, jim. >> what's up?> caller: let's talk about diversification. there are three factors. sectors, industry and classes. can you tell us about which are the most important, which ones are the least important that we should use in making a diversified moofl? >> i use the s&p groupings. financials, 15 mrs., 16%, 17%, that takes care of that group. that's banks, insurers, tech, 15%. that's hardware, software, industrials is, companies that are cyclical in nature, that's another one. obviously the health care, drugs, the foods. i like to use the s&p groups. those are the ones that make it so i can say point blank impeerically, this is diversified from that group. sweet little lies, a good kroft man never blames his tool. when a company blames a tough environment, it's your excuse not to buy. stay with cramer. you know what i love about this country? trick question. i love everything about this country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your frequent heartburn so you can enjoy all th

patrick gaspar, executive director of the democratic national committee. thanks for being here tonight, patrick. >> thanks for having me on, reverend. >> patrick, what worriesthe ryan pick? >> you know, actually, reverend, the ryan pick doesn't worry me at all. i think it gives us an opportunity to bring this entire contest into some very sharp definition. we've been saying for some time that mitt romney's been trying to run this race with no substance. he's somebody who seemed to be completely hollowed out. we know he embraced some ideology through the primary. but he tried to say absolutely nothing. now he's selected a running mate whose values fly in the face of heartland values. he wants to gut education for young people. he wants to turn medicare and social security into a coupon program. he absolutely is not betting on the american worker at a time when we have a jobs bill that's been sitting in his congress for a better part of a year now. this doesn't concern me. you'll recall in 2008 john mccain selected a running mate to appeal to his base. we know how that turned out. i think mitt romney has found himself in a similar circumstance. >> you mention

governor patrick the ball or i'm sorry, duval patrick, governor patrick was the chair of the 2008 platformcommittee. of course we know the governor is a leading voice in making the country a better place to live, work, and raise a family. and then there is congressman barney frank who was unable to join us at this time, but congressman frank will be able to join us later today. also see it with us are three individuals giving staff support throughout this weekend. you have heard from them, but andrew grossman, karen cornyn blue, and katrice taylor. andrew is the national flood from director and karen is the principal platform author who is also the principal platform author for the 2008 platform. katrice is the director of the tsa's office of party affairs and delegate selection. also joining us is a very important person that i'm going to depend upon, our parliamentarian. helen is the dnc's parliamentarian and has served in this role for many years, and will help us as we negotiate our way through this platform. so now it is time for us to get started. the purpose of this hearing is to so

to the so-called you know watchdog press and all right patrick i'm start interrupt you but that's all the time we have jail political analyst patrick henningsen live from london thank you. the world's biggest global body outside the un is suspending syria from the group they fifty seven member organization of islamic cooperation will hold an emergency summit on tuesday to agree to a resolution on syria iran's the only member of the block to openly speak out against sidelining damascus several member countries are unconditionally backing the rebels inside syria out there are conflicting claims over the fate of a government war plane that came down on monday officials blame technical failure with the pilot said to have a jacked it up but currently missing the rebels say they shot down and capture the pilot with a claim to show in an unconfirmed video this comes as the opposition steps up calls for a libya style intervention which there is little appetite for one foreign policy at spur told r.t. . there's not a great popular support in the united states for such an event and we're in the middle of campaign season losing leading into t

patrick on the crew, who doesn't love a panda? >> what's the deal with patrick? >> yeah really. i don't know. what's the deal with patrick? don't know. >> we'll talk to him. >> happy friday gail. have a good show. >> okay. >>> seven time tour de france winner lance armstrong could be stripped of titles and banned from cycling forever by the end of today. last night armstrong decided to drop any further challengestologist allegations that he took -- to the allegations that he took performance-enhancing drugs. however, the agency says it will strip him of the wins. >>> a 17-year-old prince george's county honor student is dead and police are stumped in trying to find amber stanley's killer. kristin fisher is live in palmer park with the latest on the investigation. kristin? >> reporter: well, we're now 36 hours into this homicide investigation and yet police here have no suspects they say. no notives, no explanation as to why the 17-year-old honor student was shot and killed in her own room. police are now offering a $25,000 cash reward for anyone with information that leads the an arrest. now homicide detectives spent yest

patrick mckeiffer. patrick, what are the highlights here for you? >> for me, simon, continued very strong momentum in the off price apparel space. we got an 8% same-store sales increase from both the tjx companies and ross stores. target as you mepgsed had a good month. up a little over 4%. the one i would also highlight would be kohl's. a little bit of an acceleration from july. they comped up over 3% in august. you know, business seems to be picking up at kohl's and the stock's pretty undervalued in my opinion. that's a name i like. >> are you changing your view of any of the stocks, patrick result of what you're now learning about august? >> no, i'm not, simon. most retailers reported their second quarter results during the month of august. and they gave some guidance for the month. and much of that was reaffirmed this morning. so you've got that fresh data point. and so not a lot of major surprises this morning. and no major change in view either at this juncture. >> charles, where are you? would you mirror that? >> yeah. i think if you look at the department stores in particular which tend to dominate same-store sales for me the group up 8% in the past month versus the market up about 2%, i think a lot of today's news was discounted. although, you know, from target today and a couple others we heard the second half of the month was better. we think there's a major retail conference next week where people will get more clarity on what happened in the month of august. we think there's room left to run. we do caution, though, you get into that october period you could see