not of livers or sampson.tigation was aimed at the local investigators who handled the case. in fact, csi chief david kofoed himself. and after months of digging, the fbi concluded that kofoed must have planted that swipe of blood himself. phony evidence to nail down a shaky case. it was a bombshell. david kofoed, division commander of the csi unit in douglas county, nebraska, was indicted on four federal charges including falsifying records and violating livers' and sampson's civil rights. kofoed pleaded not guilty to all charges, defiantly told reporters he'd rather go to prison than resign, even passed the polygraph and was cleared in an internal sheriff's department investigation. so you wake up one morning and they say you're a criminal. >> well, it kind of was like that, but it was more of a long process. and i didn't do it. i just didn't. and it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: kofoed blamed the stain on accidental contamination. somehow, he said, blood from the victim, wayne stock, ended up on that

actually your address was jackson between mont dwommery and sampson.re so few people here. >> everybody knew who everybody was. this might have been on the wharf. we're right at the edge of the bay. if we take a look you can see on the alley here, this curvy line, which is one of the indicators of the edge of the bay, many of the streets down in this part of town were originally wharfs. >> the ships would come in forÑa few years until the '4 9 gold rush they would offload and theseñr were wharfÑi house buildings. gold hit and the ships never left. >> so we're talking about earthquake issues and how the soils affect the earthquake stability of your home and building. here we'reÑi on an area which ws filled there is in the engineer filled. nobody figured out we need to exact it. it was filled with old ships and this sort of stuff. there's endless reminders -- in fact, i want to point out this is an old self--styled snrash block and carried -- splash block and carried water off the edge of the sidewalk. this is the edge of the sidewalk right here. >> ther

the high tower family evacuated with their two dogs, harley and sampson. the ferries which usually require reservations are now taking passengers first come, first served. like the high tower family who evacuated with their two dogs harley and sampson. >> reporter: residents up the coast are starting to put up shutters, they're taking notice of forecasters warnings that this storm could impact millions up the coast as far a new england. coastal north carolina farmers have an estimated $150 million worth of corn, soybeans, cotton still in the ground. harry taylor just started to harvest his 2,000 acres. you're watching the clock, aren't you? >> we're racing the clock. >> reporter: officials told to leave heed the advice. >> you come home and you have no damage and you say that was a big inconvenience. at least you have the option of coming back home. people that don't evacuate may not survive it. >> reporter: hurricane fran was the last category 3 hurricane to target north carolina, that was 15 years ago. 26 people died in that hurricane, a reminder of how

like a right wing sampson. that means rachel maddow is x scissorless weeks from a fox contract. see this is the problem with entitlements. they are really only entitlements when they are something other people want. when it's something you want, they're a hallmark of a civilized society. the foundation of a great people. i just had a baby and found out maternity leave strengthens society. but since i still have a job, unemployment benefits are clearly socialism. (laughter) to put it more simply-- (cheers and applause) >> have you noticed that they have [bleep] and your [bleep] stuff? >> jon: once again george carlin says in a sen tins what took us three and a half minutes so either megyn kelly exposed the hypocrisy of the deuponization of workers and working class or-- oh my god it's worse than we thought, megyn kelly is suffering from post partum compassion. (cheers and applause) >> jon: it will pass. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back, my guest tonight best selling author his new book is called david crockett, the lion of the west. please welcome t

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. >> reporter: in a city where many african-american men fall victims to the streets, sampson davis,emmick hunt, and george davis formed an unbreakable bond, pushed each other, supported each other, leaned on each other through high school, college and medical school, overcoming the odds in a district that according to the city's school chancellor last year had a high school graduation rate of just 54%. >> so i gave him -- >> hunt is an internist, jenkins dentist and assistant professor at columbia university and davis an e.r. surgeon. >> we knew the path we had to take there was education. it just saved our lives. >> it allowed us to block out a lot of negative influences and allowed us to focus on what really mattered. >> reporter: known as the three doctors, they have written three highly acclaimed books. they tour the country as motivational speakers. the doctors started a foundation in their hometown to help mentor underprivileged kids. they see their work as continuing the legacy of civil rights leaders like dr. martin luther king jr. >> there was a direct correlation from dr.

records by benny goodman and henry james of the sort but the record that got me was a record by derek sampson who was a young guy called "boogie express" and it was "boogie woogie." really that was on fire. that got me. later on, i was around 10 or 11 then, later on, i was about 16 or 17. my family had moved to l.a. from baltimore and i was working as a busboy in a restaurant and one day i was busing dishes and i passed the sous chef who was smeeg cigarette. he had -- smoking a cigarette. he had the radio playing, the disc jockey playing records. qut ain't nobody's business" which got me. i thought to myself. i can do that. [laughter] tavis: it is fascinating that "boogie woogie" hit boat of you at different times but it got to both of you. >> the strongest music at that time was "boogie woogie." >> it is amazing to me that both of you were impacted by that long before you ever came together. it is fascinating. in coming together, what cemented to relationship was finding out that we shared that and it took a while to figure out that we shared it because jerry called me, he got my phone numbe

. >> reporter: in a city where many young african-american men fall victim to the streets, sampson davidc hunt and george shenkin forge an unbreakable bond. they pushed each other, supported each other, leaned on each other through high school, college and medical school, overcoming the odds in a district that according to the city school chancellor last year had a high school graduation rate of just 54%. hunt is an internist, jenkins a dentist, an assistant professor of dentistry at columbia university and davis is an er physician. >> we just know that the path that we had to take in order to get there was through education. it just saved our lives. >> it just allowed to us kind of block out a lot of negative influences and allow us to focus on what really matters. >> reporter: known as the three doctors, they have written three highly acclaimed books. they tour the country as motivational speakers. the doctors started a foundation in their hometown to help mentor underprivileged kids. they see their work is continuing the legacy of civil rights leaders like dr. martin luther king, jr.

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sampson. like. video on demand. for old girls and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. machine. called. the a. lead. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the u.s. federal reserve has met and decided little as the global economic recovery slows now it's time for congress and the president to take things from there given the deadlock in washington and the debt crisis in europe is there any reason for optimism. lead. to cross the prospects for the global economy i'm joined by martin henniker in hong kong he's an associate director at the tight group in warsaw we have patrick young he's the executive director at divi advisors an editor of the gathering storm and in washington we crossed again you mitchell he's a senior fellow at the cato institute all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want to very much encourage it but first let's look at the fed's recent meeting extraction hole. in the end his lack of an announcement that there would be further quantitative easing was so close and there was something in it for almost everyone if t

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download the official allocation of the phone the i pod touch from the i q sampson . video on demand r.t.s. my old costs an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. play. list. you can. start. the season. alone and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle what is happening to the anti-war movement there are plenty of wars being fought though with far fewer protesters was the anti-war movement just really about the presidency of george w. bush and not necessarily against war the same can. live. to cross talk of the anti-war movement has vanished i'm joined by angela keaton in los angeles she is antiwar dot com development director and anti-war radio producer also in los angeles we have a fabulous russell. he's a historian and author of a renegade history of united states and in ann arbor we cross to michael heaney he's assistant professor of organizational studies and political science at the university of michigan ok crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a look at the anti-war movement then and now. what happened to the

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catch and tackle made by jeremy ware on demarco sampson. arizona got to hurry up here. 2nd and 4 with 1:43 to play. her not going t -- they have one timeout remaining. they don't want to use that. sebastian is going to leave us. hall under pressure. avoids a sack. he will run for his life. he could have gotten out of bounds but he cut back inside. i don't think he has the 1st down, jim. he is just short. >> jim certainly was a bad decision on the quarterback's part. either throw it away or run out of bounds to stop the clock. got to try to either get a 1st down right now. >> greg: they are in field goal range here with jay feely, tom. the great kicker they have. >> tom: yeah. >> greg: 3rd and 2. huddle up. no big hurry. a minute to play in the game. play clock at 13. a field goal would win it for arizona. max hall out of the shotgun. chansi stuckey goes in motion left to right. hall back, time, throw, catch, 1st down. 20, 15, 10, 5. is he in? did he step out? apparent he he didn't. touchdown arizona. nobody pushed him out. isaiah williams a

. >> well, dade sampson, thank you for joining us from dallas, texas, where ewe had your own mother nature and drought this summer. thank you so much. >> yeah. thank you. >>> irene is barrelling up the east coast after making landfall in north carolina about an hour and a half ago. we have live coverage at the top of the hour. stay with us here on msnbc. finally, there's a choice for my patients with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have kidney problems or a bleeding condition, like stomach ulcers. or if you take aspirin products, nsaid

first is the star thomas sampson, he is managing director of barclays capital. mr. hamilton heads securitized products and trading at barclays including residential and commercial mortgage-backed securities as was other asset-backed securities. he joined barclays capital in 2004 after 15 years at citigroup were using managing director. mr. hamilton is currently chairman of the securitized products division and has held that position for seven years. paul van valkenburg is a principal at mortgage industry advisory corporation, miac, and rising investment advisors which he helped to form. prior to forming miac he worked in market research with major wall street firms including goldman sachs and company and others. he has worked extensively value and loan portfolios for the lending institutions, actively restructuring the asset liability composition, developing pricing models, and stripped mortgage-backed securities, and analyze the prepayment risk in mortgage-backed structured products. selections of his research have been published in handbook of mortgage-backed secu