but it is another thing that fuels skepticism and euro skeptics have picked up on a lot is that this european project has not been characterized by many direct consultations with the people. >> so the significance of the irish voting yes this time, does that mean that the treaty is now going to be ratified and that all of the euro skeptics within the eu, no one is capable of being a spoiler now? >> it's almost certain that that is the case. the czech republic was proving a bit of a holdout. the indication seems to be that they will ratify it. it is still a contentious issue in britain and the british conservative party which is in opposition but late in the polls has for a long time been euro skeptics. so what happens there remains debatable. >> right. what about the united states? what does it mean for americans? >> i think there's two ways of looking at it for americans. one is that the further integration of the eu obviously sets up to some extent a counterweight to the united states. there are 500 million citizens of the eu, and there's that weight there. on the other hand, the e

we remained somewhat skeptical, but as i constantly said, we have to operate on facts and what we can prove as being facts. the fact that the information we had was plausible to believe that this event occurred. so we were in a recovery mode. some of the other things that initially lead credibility to this fantastic story was the fact that the henne family granted us free access to search their house. they granted us complete access to their children to interview independently. after falcon was found, they didn't even hesitate to allow us to talk to him outside of their presence. all of these things were very suggested to us that it was, in fact, a real deal. that somebody was trying to, somebody were trying to make something like this up. we would not expect them to give us the access that they did or the level of cooperation. again, after the fact, we have since learned, as many of you have that the people are actors. they appeared on reality television shows and youtube we have determined that they met, the way that they met and established their relationship was in acting school i

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[ laughter ] >> naturally i was skeptical. was skeptic cal but it was the midwest so everything was okay. >> greg: aren't people who desperately want to be in the cia generally are the people that the cia doesn't want? >> in a way, yes. you -- what they are looking for are people with life experiences, international experience, language capability, common sense, a certain ability to just get on with it and suck it up and just do your job. they are looking for people who in a sense aren't interested in the pat on the back constantly which is, of course, why i'm in the media. i don't know. but you are right. people desperately interested in getting into the agency will have a hard time getting into the agency because they will be skeptical about their motives. >> talk about iran. are ma go of one to arm go ahead done how worried about should bebe about the missiles that they test fired. >> triple are amrageddon. they are probably maybe a year and a half away from weaponnizing a nuclear system. you get the nuclear bomb but that i

but officials, they're skeptical. >> -- as well as at the house. we're in the process drafting, and completing drafting and obtaining some search warrants. we do anticipate that at some point in the future there will be some criminal charges filed with regards to this incident. >> the sheriff also said if it's determined that the incident was a hoax, local authorities could only charge for making a false report. >>> two weeks after the fact, investigators still aren't sure about the sequence of events that ended with the death of a florida teen. police say officer gerald ard was in his police cruiser chasing 17-year-old victor stein who was on his bicycle. ard wanted to question steen because he was acting suspiciously around a construction site. ard fired a stun gun from his car to try to stop steen. he missed but accidentally ran over steen with his cruiser. the death is prompting community protests. >> we're troubled by the fact that the officer would use poor judgment, shoot a taser gun from a moving vehicle to subdue a suspect that ended up ca

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some doctors are skeptical of the accuracy. warning this afternoon for anyone with young children. the child safety caps on medications in cabinets may not work. we went into kindergarten class for an eye opening experience. >> they are supposed to keep kids out, but look. we put these so-called child safe medical -- medicine bottles to the test. with their parents' permission, we let these kindergartners go at it. watch the boy on the left. he opens his in just 12 seconds. so did it sophie. pharmacist chris the says these are the same containers used for prescription narcotics. >> like morphine or demerol or anything with codeine. >> just a small amount can do a lot of damage to a child. a little more could kill them curettage -- kill them. >> mom or dad stepped out of the room and comes back and find an empty bottle with bills scattered all over. >> in our experiment most of the class did not get into the containers. but eight out of the 24, or one- third of them, did. on average, it took less than one minute. it cuts of all

richard heene and his wife insist thursday's incident was not a hoax, but officials are skeptical. >> as well as at the house. we're in the process of drafting and completing drafting and obtaining some search warrants and we do anticipate at some point in the future there will be some criminal charges filed with regards to this incident. >> the sheriff also said if it's determined that the incident was a hoax, local authorities could only charge for making a false report. >>> two weeks after the fact, investigators still aren't sure about the sequence of events that ended with the death of a florida teen. police say officer gerald ard was in his police cruiser chasing 17-year-old victor stein who was on his vehicle. ard wanted to question stein because he was acting suspiciously around a construction site. they say that ard fired a stun gun from his car to try and stop stein. he missed but accidentally ran over stein with his cruiser. stein's death has prompted community protests. >> we are troubled by the fact that the officer would use poor judgment and shoot a taser gun from a mov

. >> clearly that has raised everybody's level of skepticism again, and we feel it's incumbent on us as an agency to go back to the family. >> erica hill, cnn, new york. >>> the governor of louisiana has joined in the outrage over a jult of the peace who refused to marry an interracial couple. he's calling for bardwell's immediate dismissal. it was called an example of ugly b bigotry and has been asked to resign. meanwhile, the woman who was refused marriage is speaking out. >> we're not going to take racism over an elected official. >> they did get married after finding another justice of the peace. now bardwell would not comment to cnn. >>> the h1n1 flu has already caused widespread problems in 41 states. but the agency says vaccine productio production is coming along slower than expected. they were hoping to have 40 million doses of the vaccine available later this month, but manufacturing delays could knock that number down to less than 30 million doses. >>> moorhouse college in atlanta is trying something new: a dress code. among those restrictions? students can no longer wear

. >> despite his well-received speech, some in the gay community remain skeptical of president obama's agenda. yesterday, dozens of gay rights advocates gathered at the washington monument. they spoke out about what they say is the president's foot dragging on gay issues. >> i don't think that president obama has done enough. i think that we need action, we need real action and we need it now. so, we are setting up to demand our equal, basic human rights. that's what this is about. >> during last night's speech, the president said he will sign a hate crimes bill. it recently passed out of the house. it expands the definition of hate crimes to include attacks based on sexual orientation and gender identity. >>> people in eastern kentucky are cleaning up after a tornado. this is what a twister did after it struck near liberty on friday. it destroyed at least two mobile homes and took down trees and power lines. thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. northern alabama has some cleaning up to do as well. some power lines were toppled and trees came crashing down on homes when another sto

. >> despite his well-received speech, some in the gay community remain skeptical of president obama's agenda. yesterday, dozens of gay rights activists gathered at the washington monument and spoke out about what they say is the president's foot dragging on gay rights issues. >> i don't think president obama has done enough. we need action. we need real action and we need it now. so, we are setting up to demand our equal, basic human rights. that's what this is about. >> during last night's speech, the president said he will sign a hate crimes bill. it recently passed out of the house. it expands the definition of hate crimes to include a tax based on sexual orientation and gender identity. >>> people in eastern kentucky are cleaning up after a tornado. this is what a twister did after it struck near liberty on friday. it destroyed at least two mobile homes and took down trees and power lines. thankfully, nobody was seriously injured. >>> northern alabama has some cleaning up to do as well. power lines were toppled and trees came crashing down on homes when another storm hit friday af

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you have some skepticism, a lot of other people do from the left and right. we'll see what happens. >> from an administrative stand point, i want to know how 50 different plans or 50 different stateks do this for the good of the people and who knows how it works out? a.b., the two people that came onboard, and the vote was by one, conrad and baucus, from what you know of it, do you think this might move any republicans on the senate finance committee, what do you think? >> i think that we'll have faith that republicans can be budged when they start budging. so farp, their opposition has been so unanimous and so unbreakable that it will be -- it would be an interesting provision that you can call a public option, i think, on the senate side with republicans opposition, that it would get republican votes. we don't know if this is something that can make the long haul, end up in a final bill and end up becoming law. it sounds hard to admin stir. i think that the democrats are looking around, conservatives alike, saying what if we do hand out these subsidies? and

afghanistan, quote, necessary, but as commander-in-chief, the president says, he is weighing with a skepticalind sending more forces into the country. and as you probably know, the president already approving the deployment of 21,000 additional troops, earlier in the year. and now, his top commander for the war, wants tens of thousands more. yesterday, the most powerful man in the world, meeting face-to-face with the most powerful american in afghanistan. and it happened in copenhagen, denmark and the president spent 25 minutes on board air force one with general stanley mcchrystal and it was the first time they met in person since the president tasked -- tasked him in june to lead u.s. forces in afghanistan. and, mcchrystal says this mission risks failure within a year unless he gets 40,000 more troops. that, has some crickets alarmed about the vietnam-style escalation. and some counter the number implies more than it really should. >> the reality is when we talk of 40,000 troops, most americans think that is 40,000 guys on the ground fighting and it's not. it includes the substantial amount

these are just huge questions right now and the concern among those who are more skeptical about thedministration's approach here is how much time will the iranians try to buy in order to conceal what they're actually doing? we don't know. there's certainly pretty broad-based support for the administration pursuing a tough line against iran at that sanctions, so be it, but just a lot of skeptics. senator mccain suggested pursuing sanctions and trying to get russians and chinese onboard was the right thing to do, but, ultimately, the right thing to do is where the leverage that the u.s. has and what do the iranians prepare to do? >> david, we just learned that the president did learn of the failure of chicago's bid by watching television on air force one as he is flying back from denmark and he said, according to his advisors, they will convey that he was disappointed, but that chicago had made the right attempt. so, he expressed disappointment. i am sure it was stronger than that, but that's what they're telling us he said on his way back. >> so many chicagoens in the white house, as

results from an industry report on factory production raised questions in the minldz of investors skeptical over the strength of a recovery. meanwhile, u.s. auto sales tumbled 23% without the aid of the federally funded clunkers program. hardest hit, general motors. its sales spiraled 45% for the month of september. >>> adding to wall street worries, first-time jobless claims, reenforcing economists fears ahead of the monthly report on jobless claims. that's due out today. that number expected to notch higher from 9.7% to 9.8%. some, though, fear it could hit 10%. that would be the highest level since 1983. the combination of a dismal reports overshadowed the one bright spot on the day. that was an increase in consumer spending. the dow was hit hard across the board. all 30 components ending the day in the red. jpmorgan chase, that slid 5%. boeing down nearly 4%. weighing down the tech heavy nasdaq, microsoft dropped 3% after one analyst downgraded its stock all because of speculation it will miss its mark for end of year sales. >>> finally, a sign of the times in italy. that's where the pr

they're free to be skeptical about it. >> okay. there you have it. there's the sheriff. we'll take a quick break on this and get stacy kaiser, psycho therapist in on this. what is she seeing? what's her read on this? maybe we'll replay what falcon had to say. we'll take your calls and thoughts, hoax or not. the number 1-877-tell hln. >>> now i'm starting to get a little ticked off because i'm repetitively getting asked this the last couple interviews. what have i got to gape out of this? i'm not selling anything. i'm not advertising anything. my family and i, we do this all the time. >> all right. that's the father richard heene on the nbc "today" show. he's been angered when the suggestion that this is somewhat of a setup or a hoax, he seems to be more angry about it. he mentioned he's not selling anything. we're finding out, though, this family has been on a reality show "wife swap" twice. he and his family have pitched a reality show to tlc. we got their comment and they, here's what tlc says. they approached us months ago and we passed on that. also pitched a couple

i'm skeptical about a lot of this talk. let me go to congressman rogers, and then loretta sanchez, congresswoman, you can jump in here as well. the question is, do we really have the clout to stop iran from doing what it's doing? you know, you can talk about sanctions. i'm a very skeptical person about sanctions. i watched them for years against south africa. it wasn't until we really got tough that anything happened over there. sanctions, we wouldn't eat polish ham for about 40 years. that didn't do much good. i'm not a big believer. do you believe there's any way we can get the chinese and the russians on our side and really cut them off to the point where they're bleeding? >> i do. and as a matter of fact, i argue if you can continue to go through the united nations alone for this, we won't be successful because the chinese and the russians have watered down every resolution, they've stalled, they vetoed, threatened to veto. what we need to do is get our european allies. and by the way, when the french are saying we're n

i have to say, mine you've been skeptical of this stock market but you've missed a few points on the dow. we're above 10,000, j.j. >> you haven't missed much of anything yochl you see continued spreads. your average high yield bond is a better than the stock market at this point. >> so you feel you've taken less risks. >> absolutely. furthermore we're not out of stocks. we're in stocks selectively. those are telecommunications specifically, companies like apple, companies that are in the broad electronics base, which has a broad dispersings of products you would want. . >> how about you? do you prefer to stay there or have you looked at corporate bonds like j.j.? >> we looked at it. that trade got crowded and we're out of that. the equity market has had sort of a life of its own, particularly since july. >> is it justified? >> yeah. well a lot of it has to do with this dollar issue that we're seeing again reflected today. you know, dollar related -- there's three stools to that trade, right? american exporters. all of them very dollar-related. dollar sensitive. . e with saw caterpill

the fed has always been more skeptical of the green shoots than maybe the financial markets have been. >> reporter: still, most experts believe the economy grew in the third quarter and will continue to grow in the quarters ahead. but they say it is unlikely the job market will recover until well into next year. >> what we're doing is we're getting used to the new kind of outlook for growth that's pretty anemic and it's very slow progress and, you know, financial assets are going to have to kind of price accordingly. >> reporter: one more sobering note-- a lot of people gave up on their job search last month. if you consider the people so discouraged they've stopped looking and those who want to work full time but can only find part-time jobs, the unemployment rate would be 17%. scott gurvey, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: but not every company is cutting jobs. many businesses are still hiring and, ironically, some are having trouble finding qualified job candidates. as diane eastabrook reports, some companies are finding the best job candidates are already working for

but since verbal interviews were used to gather the information, some doctors are skeptical of the accuracydealing with parent report, we don't know who actually gave the label and was it an accurate label. >> the study also found 40% of children who had at one time been diagnosed with a form of autism no longer meet that criteria. >> children who lose the diagnose of autism typically will have some other symptoms if you look carefully enough. >> he's very unpredictable. >> a puzzling disorder that according to the study is being diagnosed more often with more and more families looking for resources. >> the survey indicated boys are four times more likely than girls to have autistic characteristics and they are more often white or black or multi-racial. parents with half the kids of autism describe the condition as mild. supporters of the study say it should be a wake-up call for more services to help families with autistic children. 5:27. 49 degrees. coming up in the next half-hour of lutlut -- 11 news today -- >> police make an arrest after a woman's body is found inside a man hole. detai

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but officials, they're skeptical. >> -- as well as at the house. we're in the process of drafting and completing drafting and obtaining some search warrants and we do anticipate, at some point in the future, there will be some criminal charges filed with regard to this incident. >> the sheriff also said, if it's determined that the incident was a hoax, local authorities could only charge for making a false report. >>> two weeks after the fact, investigators still aren't sure florida teen. police say officer gerald art was in his police cruiser chasing a 17-year-old on his bicycle. art wanted to question him because he was acting suspiciously around a construction site. they fired a stun gun at him but he missed and then he was run over. >> the fact that an officer would use poor judgment and shoot a taser from a moving vehicle at a suspect that caused the untimely death. >> my prayers are that the truth will come out. >> officer art has been placed on paid leave while the investigation continues. >>> reverend al sharpton is asking for an apology by

gave it to bill safire because he got the job by attacking the press, he had great -- there was skepticism and even hostility among his colleagues until one day in at an outing, but the great political reporters young son fell into a pool and was really in trouble and bill safire plunged and fully dressed and save vint and from that moment 40 was accepted. >> last word, thanks. see you next week. >> last word, thanks. see you next week. >> hello, and welcome to "clean skies sunday," a weekly half-hour look at energy issues facing washington and america. i'm susan mcginnis. this week, after months of delay, the senate unveils its version of climate change legislation. one senator on two key committees involved in the legislation, senator ben cardin, talks about what he'd like to see in energy reform. and, waste not, want not -- a pennsylvania farmer finds a way to power his business and home by turning manure into methane. first, senate democrats formally and finally unveiled the long-anticipated senate climate legislation, the boxer-kerry cap-and-trade bill. sponsored by senators barbara b

but if you talk to others at the pentagon, there's a lot of skepticism among the top officers that served in iraq and afghanistan about whether these extra troops will make a difference. people are admiring general mcchrystal generally and think he's a smart, capable general, but they just don't know given the history of afghanistan what these 40,000 troops will do. chris: even with the extra 40,000 we may not be able to beat the taliban? >> i don't think there's anybody at the pentagon that think they can wipe out the taliban. it's an indigenous movement and you kill the bad guys but the other ones that are the local tribal leaders who can be bought off. chris: we're not there alone, we have the british with us and are they losing faith of the operation of staying in afghanistan and they have a history there before. >> i think the british public is to some degree losing faith as well as the american public. on our television screen we are watching the coffins come back of british soldiers and proportionately we're losing more men and women fighting in afghanistan than the americans are.

>> well, i think there's certainly a skepticism among some in the pentagon that a counterinsurgency objective can be achieved over the long-term in afghanistan. i think that there is concern that adding more troops into the feeder could make things worse. but obviously the commanders on the ground feel that they need more forces to fulfill the mission that they've been given. >> alex their, thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> indonesia was jolted by a second earthquake today as m rescuers desperately search for thousands of people believed to be trapped in the rubble from yesterday's powerful earthquake. the second earthquake was also off the island of sumatra injuring dozens of people and damaging hundreds of buildings. authorities are now saying that perhaps 1,000 people or more died in yesterday's quake. the toll is expected to grow even higher in sumatra and from the tsunami that hit the islands of samoa and american samoa in the south pacific. we have more on the samoan and indonesian disasters tonight in this report from jenny wivell of itn. it was filed earlier in the day. >> buried alive b

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press is taking, the and the political class is taking this, you'd think they'd be a little bit more skeptical of what's going on here. >> dan, do you believe this or is this a faith-based exercise? >> well, i think it's a faith-based exercise, but i also think maybe they're playing with fire. clearly, the democrats have decided they're going to get something out of this, no matter how they have to do it. but, i think, you know, the town halls were real. that anxiety was real. people, look, 67% at a minimum have no idea what's going on with this bill. and i think people go into their doctors, they ask them, the doctors probably say to them, you know, i have some concerns of my own. and if what they enact then causes problems in the medical system of the sort that we've been writing about for months, i think there's going to be a backlash against what they've done and a backlash against the democrats who enacted it. >> you know, steve, appears to be some momentum behind this because you have bob dole come out this week and say he was in favor of some of the president's reforms in principle. you

senator mccain yesterday, as part of the washington ideas forum here yesterday, and he was skeptical the impact of sanctions primarily because he's concerned that russia and china won't necessarily be on board. so this diplomatic work will go forward, but there's a real question about how much leverage the u.s. will have working its allies against iran. >> pat buchanan. >> david, reading a lot of reports from washington, one gets the sense that the white house, as a collective, is leaning against any 45,000 or 40,000 troop commitment to afghanistan, that they would prefer to go, if you will, more the biden route. is that your read as well, and would that not mean a real collision with general mcchrystal? >> i'm not certain that it goes in that direction. i think there may be some effort to negotiate that path and the ability to move on capitol hill to get a troop increase that would be much smaller than that or would just put that kind of increase off and maybe buy a little bit more time. but i do think there's something of a clash coming because the president's own party does not wa

he's very, very skeptical. jeanne feels this way.rust is a hard won commodity in today's world so no i don't care whether bloggers are paid or not. tina feels this way. the fact we've launched the internet without any laws, safety protocols, or guidelines proves we have little regard for the consequences but wanted to cash in quick before it catches up. it is time for it to catch up. pay up. thanks for the facebook comments, the e-mails, the phone calls today. you can keep doing all that when "prime news" starts in a few minutes at the top of the hour. >>> if you'd like to text and drive or chat on your cell phone when you're behind the wheel, be ready to face the consequences. what happened to a woman in texas accused of a deadly crash that prosecutors blame on distracted driving. >>> a pediatrician in southwest ohio is charged with sex crimes and so is his twin brother. mark blankenburg is accused of performing sex acts on three teen patients during office visits and also accused of giving the teenagers cash payments, as much as $2

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and our allies should keep a skeptical eye on iran's nuclear ambitions and for the latest, we'll go to washington. >> reporter: good morning, eric and jamie. as you were just saying, we have something of a breakthrough to announce in that mohammed el baradei, head of the international atomic energy agency, was in iran this morning, and appearing alongside the head of iran's atomic energy organization, and saying they've come to an agreement that the u.n. nuclear inspectors can visit that hitherto secret site outside the central holy city of qum on october 25th and raised the question of whether or not that could given the iranians time to hide incriminating evidence there, and that is doubtful, if the incriminating evidence would be evidence of highly-enriched uranium, suitable for making nuclear weapons, they probably couldn't clean that up in three weeks and the question is whether iran will provide the u.n. nuclear inspectors, access to the people and documents who have been working at that site and those types of things could very well be removed from the site, eric. >> eric: is th