. >> reporter: instead, court documents showed that the papers created by this woman shawna gunter were fake. she is accused of playing a doctor even though she didn't have a doctor. >> she forged her credentials. >> reporter: queen anne's state's attorney said gunter stole the name of a practitioner and used it to get her own license. she's been using it since july at this practice of dr. julio ramirez. >> reporter: when gunter was arrested, she was wearing a white doctor's coat and carrying three prescription pads. she later told state police she forged the paperwork to get the job here knowing it would pay a much better salary. >> a fairly lucrative occupation. >> reporter: very how crative according to gunter saying it would net her a salary of $73 grand. money appears to be a moat investigatetor for gunter. a woman came out to tell us to leave, denying she had any ties to shawna gunter but anne arundel police know her gunter claiming she stole $14,000 from an annapolis surgeon, cutting a check while her boss was on vacation. gunter claims it was a loan to pay for a sewage problem b

. >> shawna. >> erina. >> jori. >> jori? okay, it's good to meet you, jori. >> how do we get all these names?! >> [ chuckles ] [ laughter ] all right, how do you think you did, montel? >> okay, i'm gonna start in the back. >> okay. >> let me go in the back and go back that way and see how many i can -- i know i don't have them all. kevin. courtney. beth. megan. megan's my assistant, so i got that straight. >> [ chuckles ] >> rupert. diane. erina. antonio. tara. kellan. andy. shierra. pierre. >> that's incredible. that's very good. [ applause ] that's very good. >> you know, it's, like -- [ exhales deeply ] >> no, that's very good. the average person's gonna get maybe six, so, you doubled the average person. i think that's incredible, actually. >> you got all these names? >> i believe i do, yes. it's pierre right here. it's gayle and carla and shierra and andy and laura and kellan and tara and gary and chris, and this is stephanie and antonio, and that's kevin back there, and courtney and beth and megan and rupert and diane.

shawna gunter said she never touched the patients. gunter worked with dr.errilyn jutton for a year as a surgical assistant. jutton said she does her own surgeries and gunter never touched her patients. she may have held retractors at off site facility as few times. gunter is accused of posing as a physician's stopt in queen anne's county. >>> we were able to give you an exclusive look inside the baltimore city's watch center. we have more from inside the center. >> we put them on a pattern. >> reporter: this is the nerve center for baltimore city police, the staging site for any large event. never before has a news camera been allowed in this room. here hundreds of cameras are viewed. there is a spot at the table for every agency. it is the analytic brain, impressive but

. >> >> good afternoon, my name is shawna. i have a concern about fairness of process. i know there's a few dispensaries that have applied in the pine line and i'd like to see everybody get fair rules, the same rules as everyone else and i think this is a little premature. i think we need to look at what comes back from the planning department and how the planning department works with parent advocates on their concerns about access. i would ask that we could really reconsider item number three until we get the feedback and input from the planning and our community members so that we can make a good map. i appreciate that you are looking towards opening up zones that haven't been opened up and that is a problem, but we can address that problem by having an unfair process and i told the same comments as mr. ward before me that our community should not be lumped in with dangerous things like alcohol and gambling and i don't think the use of medical marijuana will create any type of adverse neighborhood impact. in fact, we are partners with the city on public safety and it

. >> so, shawna, i know you're critical. then some question, go for it. >> i will agree with the last statement. beginning, you see the biggest reporters and how these all working out. and to be honest, it's a lot like monopoly. if you're a lesser company they go. business. i think it's going to be debt mental for a consumer who doesn't get to buy something for the free market and the government said -- i think this is a really big problem. i also don't think we will not know what the bill says and how it functions. >> how about you? >> you have a question for paige? you understand how this works? >> for me, a freelanceer. i don't have insurance. i just turned 26 recently people no longer on my parent's insurance and would like to be covered. question i have, when it comes to the cost for the people, are the health this care exchange tradition -- >> that's a really great question. i was just looking at a sur stray today by the american action forum and you're right. they probably are going to be -- when you're looking at som

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joining us with his views, shawna. nice to see you. both tesco and sainsbury stock are down today. so it's clear we didn't like either that much. how much pressure is tesco under? >> i think clearly we look at the uk, it's all very well to talk about tesco and sainsbursa. sainsbury is doing the best of the lot out of the uk. largely because it has slightly higher in demographic. it has more of the southeast which is generally better than the uk. the bigger issue, if you look at the bigger picture, the big four are underperforming in the industry hugely. you've got the discounters, they told us sales were up 41%. running a near double digit like for like. compare this number to that 10% for retro. basically at the high end and at the discount end, these companies are losing significant ground. >> we look at the numbers early. they had about 35 billion pretax profit with just over a billion or something. so they're not making a huge amount on big turnover. >> well, that's the industry, anyway. generally it's been high turns instead of lo

joining us is massachusetts state representative shawna o'connell.ing people who are not poor, like college students, to go on this welfare program. why would the government, the obama administration, want to do that? >> well, there is a tremendous and concerted effort to grow this program. and, well, you know, when you make government bigger, and you make more people dependent on the government, you have more power, and it's this program right now. but which program is it going to be next is the question? they're concentrating on one and they're going to move to another one. >> and i want to draw attention for our viewers that they can look at the screen here, 47 million people receive food stamps this year, costing $78 billion. now, here's the deal. the idea is that people need to be getting off of food stamps. you teach a man to fish rather than give the man a fish. 56% are eligible for five-plus years and 17% of the people there are above the poverty line. now, critics, representative, are saying that the obama administration is doing this becaus