the ones i've seen so far have been made about internet in syria peter been produced during the reign of hussein and not post his dissent so it looks like they've been supplied as best we can to prevent a little tribal lines we see in rifles which are a dozen in muscle drive which in some heavy machine guns and d.s.h. here in variety and also of course the seven governor which is of course we've also seen the transfer of what we think to the transfer of i.e.d. technology syrupy is that there have been some sort of sherry of techniques in terms of how to manufacture improvised explosive devices. so it looks like there is that way some support that but again we think it was staged organized long tribal lines as opposed to a government backed act if it what surprised you the most to in kind of what you've seen and what you've been able to analyze in terms of these weapons and where they come from. it's a different question which same perhaps the answer for this is the brits the ones we've seen far off from across the world from neighboring regions from neighboring countries rather also f

weave seen boats that have come loose from -- we've seen boats that have come loose from docks, houses with several feet of water surrounding them. we've got the flooding not only from the ocean side, but also from the bay side. i think a lot of people were surprised by how much that water came up on the bay side. power is out on the southern section of the downtown area. that's as a precaution. it was actually turned off earlier in the day. because of the flooding they didn't want to chance any fires that could get started. further north in the fenwick island area we have about 3,000 or more people, customers, without power as well. here we at least are fortunate enough to have some power still, but the winds here really the problem we're seeing right now. the storm surge has really gone down here. we're not seeing huge waves that we had seen earlier in the day, but these winds, i mean it is just frigid cold out here. you really have to brace yourself as you're trying to stand out here and that's what we're dealing with right now. it's really just the winds, not that much rain or stor

we've seen some, mostly they're closed. some have sandbags like the apple store along bethesda row, two layers of sandbags. it's been that way all day and yet maybe we're going to escape this thing without too many major problems because most of the roads are passable that don't have water. there is some tree debris, small branches. we've not seen anything big and major, but again some trees are falling knocking out power in different parts of montgomery county. again, police are saying, you know, if you're in for the night, good because there are still some dangerous roads and some folks hanging out every now and then. >> real quick question, you've been out there a while this evening, did you see a lot of the business community have their doors open this evening and about what time did they start rolling up the mats here? >> reporter: i was wondering why this guy was standing next to me. he's trying to get into his darned car. sorry about that, sir. go right ahead. i thought he was ready to clobber me. >> probably one of

what else have you seen?lly have not seen a floating car yet, erin, but what i have seen down here, we're on avenue "d." we're several blocks away from the east river. as you can see, that river has made its way here. i'm pointing down there, you can barely see it because it's so dark down here. we're essentially in a blackout in this part of manhattan, because the power has been preemptively shut off in some areas by con edison, and other areas, especially where we are right now, there was an explosion at a transformer several blocks north of where i'm standing rut now. con edison confirmed a short time ago, over 200,000 folks in this neck of the woods were affected by that explosion. so just, oh, maybe an hour and a half ago, water was at my shins. folks have sort of stopped the onlooking when we first got to the scene. you've got downed tree limbs, cars that were flooded a lot worse. the water level was a lot higher earlier. these cars are definitely going to have some damage. we've seen tow trucks trying

i said, have you seen this girl? he says no, i've only been here for an hour or two. >> returning to his hotel room and the sleepless night that followed, he got an idea. call a private detective. he went online and started calling some numbers. the next morning, monday now, one of them a private investigator named dave wasser called kevin back. >> he was desperate. he said, can you help me? i said, why don't you tell me about it? i said, we have to meet at the city of miami police station. i can get you some help. and you got to say, what do i have here? what's going on? >> yeah n the back of my mind, i'm wondering is this guy straight up with me or not? >> after filing a missing persons, kevin returned to the hotel while wasser went to club space and talked to the manager and two of the bouncers who worked the door that early sunday morning. the people at the the club said paula left the club alone shortly after kevin. club policy, they say, is to remove both parties after a fight. mike samuels is the front door ma

weapons from saudi arabia we've seen small arms ammunition that appears to originated from saudi own forces so that's that was produced as we discovered in the ukraine and then in the over the shoot to the saudi arabians and from this incident in syria somehow. tracking tracking which is interesting she said it's always difficult we use a very collaborative approach where possible and like i said social media made this a lot a lot easier for us as you mentioned it was it meant you know people like to see that it was from the old times right through the images who were sitting at home and just have the time to browse through was not a video and then we have people who are so for most special to come in sort of help identify themselves so it's a silly collaborative effort and something that's only happened in recent conflicts libya and syria have been two very good sort of testing grounds christians for this sort of work or it's always developing but i think it's a very positive outcomes yeah it makes sense to me i mean when you talk about the need to pool information we've seen just h

>> i think we have seen an erosion of rights over the past few years, and we have seen women and girls being targeted more and more by extremist elements. it shows fundamentally that there is a real power struggle going on, but part of the power struggle is being fought on the lines of gender and gender-based violence. >> when you see what is happening nbc our report, he recently returned from afghanistan. how optimistic are you that the improvements that have been made in the last three years in terms of getting girls in the school and allowing them to stay there will be upheld once nato forces leave? >> i think there is a commitment amongst community to keeping children in school and seeing girls in school. we saw a tremendous increase in the number of girls in school in afghanistan once they were pushed out of power. you still have 3 million girls out of school, 35 million worldwide. there is a gap that needs to be addressed. i think that fundamentally, one of the biggest challenges is making sure that girls getting educations, we know that the impact is phenomenal. if the girl has

we have seen a considerable decline for applications of this size of development. this grass shows a rather precipitous decline in applications and you can see from 2001 until 2011 where 2006 moving forward we see quite a significant drop off in the number of applications. this is compared to the overall pipeline . the red bars are numbers of units. you see a spike in 2007 and a drop off in 2008. this correlates much more closely to the overall crash in the market as opposed to the reduction in five to nine. we have seen similar reductions in other small scale developments but we see acute decline in applications in the five to nine level. now, what is certainly true is that five to nine unit buildings do not represent a significant -- that you see predominant in south of market or mission bay so the smaller five to nine developments is a kind of development, a product that can be produced throughout the city, and thereby help meet our in fill housing goals. this is from the housing development that speaks to this neighborhood's sensitivity issue and infrastructure

what have you seen being there on the island of hawaii? >> well, the last time we had a big scare was 2011, the famous tsunami that we all watched before as it hit japan. that happened in march. 2011. we were on alert here all night long. we've gone through this many, many times. as i said, there was loss of life in hawaii in 1946 after a tsunami. there was also one in 1960 and one in 1975 where people have died. so people, you know, the thing about tsunamis in hawaii is we're all concerned but there hasn't been a really serious tsunami that's killed people in our state for, frankly, we're talking about more than 30 years since 1975. so an entire generation has grown up without seeing that sort of destruction here. so it's always been a challenge for officials to get folks to take these warnings seriously and they do the best they can to get word out with pleading and texting and everything else these days. of course you still have some folks who don't heed the warnings and others who are unable to get out. the ambulance told me they have

you may have seen it. north to men seen know county people -- mendocino county people saw a bright fire and it was accompanied by a loud sonic boom and people thought it was an earthquake. >>> a man is charged with a terrorist plot charged with blowing up the federal reserve building. he told undercover acts he was there under the pretext of being a student. >> he comes here again, with the purpose of committing some sort of jihad here in the united states. >> the fbi set up some sort of elaborate sting operation. he tried to detonate what he thought was a massive bomb hidden parked outside the federal reserve bank. >>> they will deliver a petition to boy scout leaders sharing his story. >> he said he was denied that and he will give to the boy scout council. >>> tomorrow marks what would have been missing teen sierra lemar. she vanished on her way to school and authorities believe she is dead and they are charged with - garcia garcia is charge - garcia antolin garcia- torres is charged with her murder. >>

>> we have seen this in other polls. it is the way that independence of breaking for romney, what he has been able to count on all along is that the republican base stood behind him. they are with him no matter what. even if he moves to the middle or anything else that he does. they have stood with him through this. they so want a president out of office. now, you see it day after day, poll after poll, breaking romney's way. what that means is that the president is going to have a lot of work to do in order to get his base out and voting to try to overcome the late advantage of momentum. megyn: romney has a lead on foreign policy and national security, which i typically also been an area in which president obama was dominating. not only has not eroded, but he is 10 points behind romney in that issue. i would like to ask you, because rather than look at the numbers, advantageous to the democrats, and so it is in this race. he says that obama leads 62% to 32%. among the early voters in ohio. one in three ohio voters has ar

we had seen people on bikes. we saw one guy, jason blitz jogging earlier. >> i've got to get out and run. the gym is closed so what else am i going to do? i thought i would see somebody else running, because it's not too bad. >> there have been a lot of people out earlier. not right now. it's getting worse. what do you make of the conditions? >> i actually feel warm. this is nice. i like running in the rain. i don't know if i'm crazy enough to do this at 8 or 10 p.m. you've got to try to exercise when you can. >> some people are out here. the market was going to be open normal hours. most of the businesses are closed. we've seen a lot of sandbags protecting doorways. so it's bad. it's been getting worse. some people are out and about and ignoring it to some degree. >> that's the story of every storm. bob barker, with the weather tonight. >> we have the very latest on hurricane sandy. >> we expect a landfall shon and brian. we've been keeping a close eye, because they'll send out a bulletin. the last update we had

we also haven't seen that. so there is much more to learn about just those two areas let alone other areas spread around the northeast. >> and as you point out, the high winds, continuing high winds, and gusts are going to make it even that much longer before we get power restored to all of those people. >> that's right. >> thank you so much. thanks for all of your work and we'll continue to be checking back with you and now to that point in new jersey, nbc's ron allen is in point pleasant beach, new jersey, where the storm surge devastated the beach front community. ron, your reporting yesterday was so extraordinary, i can't even tell you how grateful all of us are that you're safe and grateful to all of your reporting, the veteran journalist ron allen and the day after point pleasant beach and look at the scene there. >> thanks very much, andrea. a great team of people here working on all of that yesterday and today and tomorrow. as someone said, yeah, the beach just basically the ocean just came and ripped t

microsoft has seen a change of 22% in profits. there are lots of explanations prepare -- explanations. profits have been deferred because of pre-selling the windows 8. the presell licenses there. they preselling computers that have to be upgraded. even when you strip that out, and profits are still down about 9%. that is roughly in tune with the falling pc sales generally worldwide. blame that on europe. the figures are not looking backward. -- that good. the worldwide downturn is beginning to affect all of the tech companies. >> and it can be blamed on europe. always. in other news koran -- in other news, the al qaeda inspired gun man who shot people in to lose -- and to lose -- in toulouse, he was shot and killed after a 30 hour siege with police. i remember when this was happening. he shot so many people as this was going on. and what more have we learned? " we know from previous documents that he had developed a list of contacts are rod a world -- >> we know from previous document that he had developed in this context -- devel

they may have seen something that. >> may have heard something.clues around there that have been moved when they were there. but if they were involved, and you know as i do as a prosecutor, there are so many cases where you see thefts that wrap up and turn into something they didn't intend to happen. and that would be a real tragedy as well. >> let's keep the lawyers going, rockwell, henderson. let's bring in dave mack, morning tack show host, clearchannel. dave mack, if this is hasty disposal of the body which it sounds like, i agree with him on this, there's got to be fingerprints, dave. there's got to be fingerprints, dave mack. >> there's all kinds of evidence, actually. nancy, you brought up something earlier in the program. this is a familiarity area, too, they knew when the recycling bins needed to be on the street. this is right next door to where the recycling bin was in front of an abandoned home. the bike and other things, the detectives took other evidence out of their home as well as a couple of the boys. >> renee, cohen, paul, we all

particularly when we've seen what's what's happened on wall street but also me look at the revolving door right i mean you know we all know when someone leaves you know when someone leaves and peter leaves o.m.b. we know he's going to go work at an investment bank for a million dollars a year that. that's sensually that's a done deal. because we just consider this part of the way the elite works they move seamlessly between the public and private sector because if they have power they can cash it out if they have money they can purchase power and and. and you had an experience in davos switzerland that you wrote about the book you just mentioned fractal inequality the way you wrote about it it seemed like that was your moment of opinion on that particular thing the conversation you had with joe stiglitz his wife and showing up at the airport you mind sharing that story with our viewers yeah i mean you know you go to davos i had gotten a credential to go to cover it because i was writing the book and i thought well if i'm writing about the elite i got to go to davos and you fly to dav

i have seen waves like this in hawaii. i've never seen it in any of the atlantic hurricanes i covered before. here at rehoboth, often considered america's summer capital, it's a beautiful beach resort very close to washington, d.c., so lots of politicians come here, bureaucrats, workers in washington every summer. it's a small town of about 1300 people year round but tens of thousands of people in the summer. it's very environmentally fragile. right now we have a lot of houses that have been flooded, a lot of streets under water, a lot of vehicles under water. major problems here but as of now, no casualties, and that's the good news. rehoboth is on the end of the delmarva peninsula. this is delaware, to the south is maryland, south of that is virginia. five counties back-to-back in virginia and maryland and delaware. many of you may not be familiar with this area but i can tell you, you may be familiar with parts of what happens in the virginia part of delmarva, where chi chincoteague is. this is the largest population of

i've seen cell fights in shu.e never seen anybody killed in shu, but i've seen them seriously injured. >> it would take either a threat of imminent death, you know, one inmate on top of another pounding his head against the concrete floor or a threat of great bodily injury. that's when i'm authorized to actually fire that weapon and in the security housing unit there are no warning shots because we've got all this concrete. >> the last injury i've seen in shu was an inmate, southern hispanic, speared by a northern hispanic in the chest and within centimeters from his heart. and he was rushed out by ambulance to the hospital. >> most dangerous time for correctional officer is after someone related to a gang has been executed. we get rumbles that the gang investigators pick up and say so-and-so is executed, they've sworn to get a peace officer. the mexican mafia is reputed to have a kid out on staff any time possible because in our big riot back in 2000, we shot and killed a southern hispanic, because he was attempt

we've seen more hatred towards the u.s. in the previous years then in the history of the us all together. the difference really between what paul ryan was talking about in terms of iran and what joe biden was talking about but is it really that big paul ryan was talking about more sanctions was talking about convincing that i had a lot to change their minds how is he going to do that other than talking to a lot to convince them to change their minds and that's exactly what this administration is doing and when joe biden asked him if you wanted to go to war he very openly said no we don't want to go to war so basically they don't have anything else on the table other than to talk to iran try to convince them not to go ahead with their enrichment program and one of the things that joe biden does say is we are doing the best that we can if you have any other ideas go ahead and present them the argument could be made that. the ideas weren't. present presented he doesn't have anything else to say there is nothing else on the tab

global collapse we've seen p.s.g. collapse which you've been involved in kind of cleaning up the mess after a kill so more of james could kill as president and founder of the body customer coalition in a minute still ahead speaking of m.f. global we'll tell you more about a provision that permits derivatives to sit front and center and bankruptcy court james could tell us talked about it we'll break it down and word of the day but first your closing market numbers. by force. by truckster. by cars for the road. as a carpenter. as a stove senator. was a farmer. as an assistant. as a friend. as a relative. delivering post delivering. elaine . elaine. will. move. was. all right welcome back it's almost the year anniversary of m.f. global's collapse so we're having a date with james good to list president and founder of the commodity customer coalition about why we haven't seen any body in handcuffs and why customers are still out cash so james i want to get back to what we're talking about as far as the evidence of fraud

seen inr impact we have city is about flooding. seen a lot of coastal flooding with a number of streets impassible. along 17th street and are areasere, there o because cannot get t of the flooding. s something we will stay on top of. >> thanks so much. ocean city is clearly getting entire state of impact. will feel the spokeor martin o'malley ago.ours john gonzales is in annapolis. you guys have been talking about this massive storm moving inland. we are feeling the effect in annapolis. intensifying and has been strong for several hours. it is the wind that is really picking up. the big concern in annapolis a low-lying area prone tidal andg is the coastal flooding around the area. we are told that the tidal could reach 3 feet. we're getting the strongest long we have had all day rightey are happening now. s been concern in the area. people todid advise evacuate. there is no mandatory evacuation annapolis but that could change. the businesses have set up sandbags but also the big tarps and covers and putting n glass windows and door

>> guest: we've seen a substantial increase in the time presidents to vote to electoral concern. the clear indicators that the president goes to ohio two years before the election, is either because it's one of the largest states or because he cares about the people of ohio or the presidential election. that's a bit harder to say. but what is unambiguously electoral is presidential fundraising and that is seen as kuwait over the past three and a half decades. we've also seen a rise in strategic travel and disproportionate focus on battleground states and key nominating states. not just an election year, but throughout the president's term in office and we have seen an internalization of electoral decision-making in the white house that the decisions that decades ago were made by the national committee, republican national committee are now made the a's who work in the white house and are on the government payroll. >> host: so give an example when it comes to fundraising with president obama. >> guest: sure, certainly. president obama has broken all records for first-term presiden

one we've increase seen the elements all come together like this. unfortunately, right through like this. unfortunately, right through election day. >> what is the very last week of hurricane season? >> it actually goes until the end of november. >> end of november. i thought november 1st was the cutoff. >> it's very rare to have them in november. it's crazy. it's halloween. >> storm coverage will continue live with chris jansing picking up our coverage from here. >>> it is a little after 11:00 p.m. here on the east coast. this is live continuing coverage of hurricane sandy now post tropical storm sandy. good evening, i'm chris jansing. we'll be here with you all throughout the night along with meteorologist bill karins. at this hour, we have a lot to tell you. let's get you caught up. serious flooding across the mid-atlantic coast including new york city where water is entering the subway system and the bridge connecting manhattan and brooklyn. con edison reports that almost all of manhattan all the way down to the battery, that's the lower tip of

global collapse we've seen p.s.g. collapse if you've been involved in kind of cleaning up the mess after so more james came to us president and founder of the body customer coalition in a minute still ahead speaking of m.f. global we'll tell you more about a provision that permits to rivet is to sit front and center in bankruptcy court james good to have talked about it will break it down and word of the day but first your closing market numbers. while. only. offers. as a matter you are all. the resident never profited from the performances you'll see him coming our signature trip there when you look up and there's one tapping on your his alpha beta gamma he was always the final turn to train he's let me know what's going on so you can pinpoint. the dirt right now. shells become income mortal danger and a piece of art. is exempt. from free. on our team. admission and free accreditation free in-store charges free arrangements free. free. free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects a free media d

bill: what have you seen? >> i've seen the same devastation that you've seen. bill: how has it hit you? >> listen, this is very emotional but in times like this, new jersey residents are resilient. as emotional as this is right now we know the sun will come out by week's end and we will start to rebuild. the shoreline may not be the shoreline i knew growing up and playing in the sand. i can tell you what my children and children's children will have a jersey shore to play in. bill: thank you, general james grant. doing great work. keep it up. >> thank you so much. bill: if we can get the word out for you, what do you need or what do you want people to know? >> i want them to know that new jersey's here. new jersey, certainly appreciates all the support we've gotten, not only from the tri-state area but from our brothers and sisters in the military service across the nation. bill: thank you, sir. thank you, general. >> have a great day. bill: that is the new jersey national guard. you will get national guard troops in new york, massachusetts, virginia, delaware,

we haven't seen dodd-frank pass.aring for what may be a dodd-frank environment but depending upon who wins the presidency, there may not, dodd-frank could be dead. and so we still don't know. the effect of it has been to get the investment banks, the large ones, smaller. >> which opened up more room for loop capital basically. >> yeah, loop -- thank you, joe, for leading into that. i appreciate you doing that. >> if you need, you know, a boutique investment firm. >> loop capital is the one. actually, florida, rick scott is a client of ours. he brought me breakfast out there, i'll see him in tallahassee. >> he's your client. you should have bought him breakfast. >> you can't n municipals, you can do it in corporates. >> pay for play. >> even a $2 breakfast is a big deal. >>> coming up we're kicking a week long series on university endowments, talking to portfolio managers responsible for funding educational institutions. scott malpass joins us from notre dame, he'll join us next. e numbers... ...and listening to your

serious tax hikes we've seen spending cuts we've seen reforms and all the ills in the pension system. veritable of assaults on the labor rights and here in florence i mean even in the streets in the outskirts there are more and more people who are sleeping out in the streets and i mean the portico is at night and the situation is getting worse it's not just out there is but i do think that it's in the it may be next in line with the situation in spain especially spins further out of ok situations not as bad in this really as a moment you say but should it be pursuing these will study measures austerity measures or do you think that is an alternative is the opposition coming up with ideas for an alternative that well i'm not sure that the opposition is actually coming up with something that the people here are saying that yes there is an alternative to that is actually not you will cut back spending money to invest more in the economy to invest in growth to make sure that there are jobs and the only way to ultimately get out of this. not to cut your way out of one of the main argument

global collapse we've seen p.s.g. collapse if you've been involved in kind of cleaning up the mess after so more james came to us president and founder of the body customer coalition in a minute still ahead speaking of m.f. global we'll tell you more about a provision that permits derivatives to sit front and center in bankruptcy court james good to have talked about it will break it down and word of the day but first your closing market numbers. culture is that so much i'm going to use it as a a minute i'm going to markland when is me and really the end of the strategy of the u.s. led mission in afghanistan is in a shambles green on blue attacks against coalition. see a story. you hear see some other part of it and realize that everything you. are welcome to the big picture. in. iraq. the economy. the arab. the beasts. all right welcome back it's almost the year anniversary of m.f. global's collapse so we're having a date with james cook to list president and founder of the commodity customer coalition about why we h

>> well, you know, we've seen both. you know? seen a lot of people in the hotels actually who said that they think that this place is safer than where they were and that's one of the reasons why they've come here rather than getting off the island completely and it's the kind of thing where these people have grown up and been through storms before, but if you listen to the meteorologist, look, they're forecasting, this is something a lot of folks have not ever seen in their entire lifetime. >> geraldo: anna kooiman, that's for sure. thank you very much, anna, we'll check back as the evening progresses and ladies and gentlemen after this short break we'll get to a storm chaser and we'll find out what it's like when, as this thing begins its approach to the united states after this. i have a cold, and i took nyquil, but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptoms plus has a decongestant for your

have you seen that? >> none of us have seen it. the angle this storm came in was the worst case scenario of a storm you could see across new jersey and in toward manhattan because of the angle. that's why we have seen record d the flooding and damage to the subway system. it is something none of us has ever seen before. a huge area of high pressure across the atlantic blocked the storm from moving toward the east and forced it back to the west. as a cold front was approaching -- it is a meterological thing that people will be studying for years and years and years to see how they -- to see how this happened. >> and a full moon which brought high tides on top of it. it is truly the perfect storm. >> not only that, but the highest storm surge came in right at high tide. it was on a full moon right at the battery in lower manhattan. and that's what caused those kind of pictures of flooding. we haven't been able to show you a ton of the pictures of flooding. there are a lot floating around on twitter. twitter has sent them out. but the

you want to be seen as someone fighting if people especially when people are hurting. chris: i think you want to win. [laughter] >> one of the rights of every presidential election, the center of new york politics, the new york catholic archdiocese entails great political humor. >> let's just say that some in the media have a certain way of looking at things when suddenly i pulled ahead in some of the major polls. what was the headline? polls show obama leading from behind. and i've already seen early reports from tonight's dinner. headline, obama embraced by catholics. romney dies with rich people. >> it turns out millions of americans focused in on the second debate who didn't focus in on the first debate and i happen to be one of them. i particularly want to apologize to chris matthews. four years ago i gave him a thrill up his leg. this time around i gave him a stroke. chris: there's a great tradition. candidates have shown up to rip each other and support the charities. in 1980 ronald reagan did his impression of jimmy carter. >> i'd like to scotch those rumors th

they're tough, they've seen a lot of storms. they say they've seen tougher but this one is wreaking havoc up and down the atlantic seaboard. >> the governor wasn't happy about that. he had a few choice words for those who chose to stay. >> reporter: they are hunkering down out here as they are those who stayed. cape hatteras -- cape mass has seen a lot of storms. they have held up pretty well, the buildings. >> stay safe. we'll check in with you later. just 48 miles up the shoreline from terry, ginger zee of our extreme weather team is on the ground in the hard-hit city of atlantic city where much of the city is under water. part of that famous boardwalk has been blown way and iconic neon lights have gone totally dark. >> reporter: the winds are even more punishing on the back side of this storm, if you can imagine that. we had a 66-mile-per-hour gust earlier. i think we're easily outdoing this year. we'll get the official numbers coming in but i've got to tell you the entire day we're stuck here, there is water on both sides of

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never have i seen it like this. officials say they cannot tell us when the trains and buses will be running again. but certainly not for tomorrow morning's rush. >> shepard: details of why less than a minute. first from steve, what's the latest from officials there? >> officials are really trying to emphasize that people should not go out. that they should stay in their homes. and perhaps the strong sexual offense testimony to this has been from maryland's governor. here is what he had to say earlier. >> there will, undoubtedly be some deaths that are caused by the intensity of this storm. by the floods, by the titled surge and by the waves. the more responsibly citizens act the fewer people will die. >> you can see it gets so strong you have to brace yourself. we still have electric power but 40,000 people in maryland have lost their power, mainly in the baltimore area and thousands more expected to over the next 24 hours, shepard. >> shepard: steve harrigan live along the shore in ocean city, maryland. fluke we ha

that remains to be seen. the models have it somewhere north of the mason dickson line at two in the morning with 75 miles per hour winds. >> we know this as well. it's transferring into a tropical storm. the national hurricane center said at11:00 will probably be their last official advisory on hurricane sandy. >> sorry about that >> so i'm reading the hurricane center at the same time. >> gary, very heavy rain came through to the south. with this band we're going to spotlight for you, we heard of a ramping up of power outages down in this region. that is how this is beginning go for the next several hours. that band came through with some big wind gusts and some very heavy rain, and that's where we started hearing about a lot more outages down in that area. so what is next in the pipe loin? we have a big band coming across the chesapeake bay. you can see it from baltimore into severe that park into indianapolis. cambridge is getting -- that might have rain inside of it. >> the bigger picture. it looks like i

you have seen rationing.seen waiting lines provide don't think that is what americans want. and i also think that obamacare was implemented with a government arrogance that was extraordinary. there has been no major social legislation passed in modern times, other than obamacare, that was on a pure party-line vote ran down the throat both of the opposition and of the american people. >> you will double down on the idea that the affordable care act, which has been found constitutional, is socialized medicine. >> i think it is designed to lead as inexorably toward socialized medicine. >> i guess that you have a different point of view. >> i do. let's take look at what the facts are. it has been fascinating to hear the discussion about obamacare over the last couple of years. every time you hear it, it is anecdote after anecdote, year after fear about what will happen, but what people are talking, snippets of conversation here anthere. you started with a very good fact, which is that the percentage of folks who

i'm not an engineer but i have seen discussions today of past to build. centuries of seagate's super to actually you are from or from storm surges there are various other engineering or technological means by which to protect the city of the city of new york's infrastructure or the well the infrastructure the power infrastructure of long island or jersey for instance to bury the lines of not just the wind that's why you are of my mind you're very. something that somebody actually power companies have been really reluctant to do but super expensive. but it's a choice it's a choice we make we're going to me just final question for you jacob i want to talk about something that a whole lot of people are aware of and that is that during the storm the path of superstorm sandy there were twenty six nuclear plants i know at least two of them had to shut be shut down part of them out to be shut down the surrounding areas put on high alert talk a little bit about the effect of this and what people who are planning people who are engineers should take into account.

we have not seen it this time.uring high tide it came in about almost as high as this and receded, but nasa to come back. wind not really picking up that much, but the rain starting to come down. the area around here, i can tell you, pretty desolate. very desolate on the way in some but even during the day we made a few forays out, walks around the neighborhood. little delis are closed. mcdonnell disclosed. even starbucks is closed. the policemen were very happy to say they found one gun condone that's all the way up on canal street. pretty far away out of the evacuation zone. the stock exchange, the nymex to mercantile, both down from above closed before trading as we talked about. electronic trading for commodities it happen at the cme floor trading there. as we know, stocks not traded all electronically or on the floor at the new york stock exchange, but around the area in the financial district right around wall street with its talk of your residence. there are hunkering down. they have supplies enough food, an

have you seen police patrolling the streets. >> reporter: we haven't seen many. state and county service trucks driving around, mainly police. we've seen a lot of police. including the highway patrol out here basically just cruising around. making sure everybody is okay. we did stop and talked to a couple of themes. we stopped one and he was optimistic that the waters had peaked and they were starting to recede. but he didn't really sure that's just what his eye perceived. but do not let your guard down, but clearly the storm is ending. >>irk yuhnke reporting. >>> bge said they brought in 60,000 extra people. 193,000 people without power. seems like a lot but actually they've said they've restored power 19,000 people. >> 1,300 people without power from anne arundel county. governor o'malley has been monitoring the storm from where he has been the entire time at mema. >> reporter: good morning, things are starting to calm down a little been here. it's still raining. the ground is saturated at the moment. the wind has come down a bit from my earlier shot it was gus

i've seen stabbings over money owed from canteens. i've seen child molesters get stabbed.as far as the gangsters, once they start doing drugs and get in debt, the only way to get out of debt usually is to do a hit. and sooner or later, the right person is going to come along where they want to hit him, and if they don't do it, they're going to get hit themselves. >> clear out. >> that's exactly the choice that was presented to this young inmate who got a year in the s.h.u. for stabbing another prisoner. >> the guy was weak and people will say, oh, he was weak, weak meaning he couldn't keep up with the exercise. you know, that was the reason. this is how stupid this is. say hey, this guy doesn't deserve this. when i did speak up for him, you know, it was placed on me. well, since you're speaking up for him, you'll deal with it. i regret it. i am sorry for the guy that i stabbed. you know, i really am. i regret that i did that to him. >>> up next -- >> they'll stab him, they'll kill him, they'll toss him away like he's nothing. >> the perilous risk of leaving a gang. ah. fir

if you've seen it, we've seen it, i mean just look, even during the big battles and the fights betweents and republicans, and ronald reagan came into office and they looked at social security, he appointed the bipartisan commission. in 1983, they moved it forward past legislation and reformed social security. so those are the kind of things i've seen it when i was governor. we brought democrats and republicans together. we made the commitment to rebuild california. we did all of our progress in reducing the greenhouse gas and maging a commitment to 33% of renewables by the year 2020 and stem-cell research and in 2005 when i thought i can go off by myself and it's my way or the highway just with the republican party, we going to grind it out. it failed miserably. and so i learned firsthand, that the only action is, is when both parties come together. >> former governor of california, you understand demographic shifts in the country very well. the latino population very well. dilute the midwest and the rest of the country. the reality is that as a party, republicans are going to be doome

the cuts we've seen the cuts go into the government sector as we've seen in education in health care in pension as well the cuts just keep coming why do the politicians of agree to accept belt outs for further cuts when as some are saying it's like filling a bucket with water when the bucket has a hole in it it just doesn't work. well usually as a politician you are asked to choose between two evils and i guess we're choosing the best of these two evils of the other one being defaulting completely on our national debt and basically these would mean we cannot go out and borrow money from international creditors and international markets that would be even worse in terms of a catastrophe now what has not been done though is these structural reforms does not necessarily cost money let's talk about corruption let's talk about tax evasion and let's not talk any more about read you seeing cutting additionally public sector salaries in additional social benefits journalist look at german our thanks very much for coming on our to today a great pleasure. well meantime in the u.k. the welfare