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. >> stanley, brian sullivan in california. are you still calling for a correction or a major downturn in the equity markets? >> i think we are on the precipice, perhaps. it depends on support. looks like we are certainly challenged. what i wonder is the freak reallied swan patched with all the problems collectism kind of coming into view and shift hug the sent? sure seems like it's starting to >> i know what the black swan is, right, besides being a bad movie. what is the freak.ed swan? >> the freckled swan is like the cartoon with the suitcase with the patches of timbuktu, hawaii and paris and all the places you've been. the freakckled swan has the problem of the known problems. look at median incomes down to 96 levels, people are stressed, the eurozone is still far from finished. look at today, spanish olive oil exports down 58%, production down 58%. that's just not normal. if people get this idea top line we are seeing on the revenue side slowing down, is momentum slowing despite the massive intervention on the central bank

. >> reporter: secret service director mark sullivan testified before congress and denied the prevalence of this misconduct. >> we have not found that this type of behavior was exhibited by any of these individuals before. >> reporter: but abcews has learned that the department of homeland security's inspector general has issued a confidential report that contradicts that. one agent who was in colombia during the scandal and picked up a prostitute, quote, admitted to soliciting a prostitute on two previous occasions, once in el salvador in 2008 or 2009 and one time in panama in 2009, the report states, according to our sources. the report also included allegations about similar misconduct by other agents in past trips to romania and china. sullivan also testified that the prostitutes names did not raise any red flags when run thought national security and law enforcement databases. >> there was no connection. >> reporter: but sources say the report charges secret service officials knew at the time that two prostitutes names had been in those databases. one has been dismissed, the other i

host: kathy sullivan.st: in the first place, no one is proposing that taxpayers pay for someone's birth control. the issue is whether or not the employer has the right to discriminate against certain types of prescriptions, specifically birth control. this is a law we have had in new hampshire for several years now that employers have to cover prescription contraceptive. it has worked quite well. it has nothing to do with the tax payer. it is the expense of the employer, not the taxpayer. with respect to the health-care issue, i have to tell you something, i am the managing partner of a law firm. we have about 50 people who work there. up until couple of years ago, our health and -- health insurance premiums went up by double-digit numbers. for years. last year our health care premiums will have gone up by only 3% total for two years, which is unheard of several years ago. we kept looking at the double- digit percentage increases. i am very happy with what the president has done with respect to health care

and sullivan initially said, sullivan of the secret service initially said we didn't find this type of behavior before. one of the guys admitted he had previous stints with prostitutes in 2008, 2009, as well as other excursions in romania and china. really whether or not the truth was being told doesn't appear to be. >> yeah. talk about secretary of state hill terry clinton. she sparked a new controversy with the one four word sentence. i can't stand whining. clinton reportedly made the comment in an interview with "marie claire" magazine, and then saying she referred to a staffer who stepped down she couldn't juggle her job and family. the whining comment was taken out of context, and talking about a passage from "a catcher in the rye." >> boy scouts of america under fire this morning accused of turning a blind eye to decades of child sex abuse by scout leaders. files at that the scouts were forced to make public showed names of more than 1,200 alleged pedophiles many of those reported, 1,000 cases were never reported to police. accusers were allowed to remain free. it is now too late

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district judge richard sullivan didn't buy it though he said that two hundred twenty six of the arrests were unconstitutional because quote the fourth amendment does not recognize guilt by association this ruling could result in a huge monetary payout the new york civil liberties union had brought the lawsuit against the city the city won another part of the lawsuit though judge sullivan determined that new york's no summons policy which called for arresting people for minor crimes and said of handing out tickets was constitutional and more and did judge sullivan also found no wish to with police fingerprinting people arrested under this no policy no summons policy another group of mass arrests that occurred at union square during the r. and c. is still heading for trial we'll keep you updated hopefully in less than eight years. well as we near election day we thought it would be good to take a look at one of the serious promises president obama made both in his campaign and in recent years a promise to crack down on big banks who play by their own rules. and there something very intere

brian sullivan is outside. he will give us live updates as the details are unveiled. >> a lot of tension down here, you can't afford to go anywhere this hour, with the dow and s & p at the lowest level necessary seven weeks, statistics for you. the markets dropped, the dow had the biggest point drop in the 1 p.m. hour. fry davis the same story, the dow had its biggest point drop after the open. also in the 1 p.m. hour. falling 36 points. yesterday again, the dow dropping almost 40 points in our 1 p.m. hour. on aggregate, the three-day net change, the dow lost almost 100 points during this 1 p.m. hour period. all right trend continue today? well, right nows, down 223 points on the dow jones industrial average, 13,122.46. full team coverage of the selloff with bob pisani here at the nyse. seema mody at the nasdaq, sharon epperson following oil gold and rick santelli off camera now, looking at the breaking news any moment from the bond pits. we begin with bob. we have had technical damage to the mark threat mornin

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. >> let me call a couple more names, benjamin, tim frank, julia sullivan, shawn mcgery, and jonathan yorba. >> good morning, commissions and san franciscans, it is my honor and joy to stand here before you today in support of this transit project, for one of the buildings will house our very own san francisco mexican museum, an unprecedented state of the art facility that will cement san francisco as a truly first-rate international cultural capital. >> thank you, can you tell us your name. >> my name is benjamin basciera. the shadows are connected to this project, especially the mexican museum, as my friend and i were discussed right now, the mayans and aztecs studied the sun in depth and understood shadows intensely, the mexican museum will house art work and artifacts that pay respect to these important shadows. now, i want to say a little bit about myself, i am born and raised here in san francisco, i am a product of the power of our diverse arts, for me, it was first graffiti art and then the mission murals that led me to the harmony of drawing for myself. currently, because of

host: kathy sullivan. guest: in the first place, no one is proposing that taxpayers pay for someone's birth control. the issue is whether or not the employer has the right to discriminate against certain types of prescriptions, specifically birth control. this is a law we have had in new hampshire for several years now that employers have to cover prescription contraceptive. it has worked quite well. it has nothing to do with the tax payer. it is the expense of the employer, not the taxpayer. with respect to the health-care issue, i have to tell you something, i am the managing partner of a law firm. we have about 50 people who work there. up until couple of years ago, our health and -- health insurance premiums went up by double-digit numbers. for years. last year our health care premiums will have gone up by only 3% total for two years, which is unheard of several years ago. we kept looking at the double- digit percentage increases. i am very happy with what the president has done with respect to health

sullivan says she was told by managers there were six better stories desevening a-1 treatment.ive action at universities. another about lance armstrong's doping allegation. two on the presidential election. a story about taped phone calls at j.p. morgan chase. and item on a woman who died of meningitis. sullivan concluded i can't think of many journalistic suggestjournalistsubjects more t now or more desevening of aggressive reporting. some europeans are proud that the nobel peace prize has been awarded to the european union. the move has others howling. british conservative lawmaker daniel hannah tweeted first al gore, then obama, now this. parity is redundant." dutch populist lawmaker's scoff nobel prize for the e.u. at a time when brussels and all of europe is collapsing in misery. what next? some europeans wonder whether all the residents could claim a share of the glory and a million dollar prize. finally, florida republican governor rick scott was hoping to lead voters to update about meningitis, serious issue, by giving out a phone number for an information line. he flub

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>> the question is, andrew sullivan, has the trend already been interrupted?that romney's momentum peaked last week. ohio poll actually stopped polling tuesday night. >> for the last three weeks, the swing state polls haven't changed. they were the same three weeks ago. the bumps that obama got from the second debate has stabilized. unless you know you're right, unless this abc news poll in ohio, which to me is really stark news. >> you mean the ohio poll. >> that changes the equation. the last three weeks, look at all of the swing state polls, everything in them, it's been the same race. for three weeks. >> nicolle wallace, that first debate clearly changed the narrative of this race. >> it served as a light coming on. casting mitt romney in a rather durable way. i agree that the polls in ohio is really the only one that matters. i don't buy that there's a path without ohio for romney. so, what they're pointing to this morning, what does suggest something that may be destabilizing the post-debate stability is, "the des moines register" editorial could have a

brian sullivan's over at the breaking news desk with more.as i said, early reporting is one thing, this is ridiculous. >> i have no idea what happened with google, i'm sure we're going to be digging into this all day. they are out here, the numbers. as you noted, scott, a huge miss on the revenue side, eps, maybe even worse. they missed by $1.62, eps coming in at $9.03, revenue did rise 19%. a big miss on eps, you can see that stock is getting absolutely walloped, down $61, as to the inards, we'll bring you more. everybody's calm here, we're fine. >> well, what's interesting about this one, we've talked so much about the stealth rally in google, the stock's been up 30% in some three months, and look, you warned us earlier today not to buy this stock ahead of the numbers tonight and, you know, maybe that's being told right now. you know, the earnings miss, the revenue miss, a top and bottom line disaster from google. it's going to be the cost per click, the key metric that's going to be looked at out of the release today. it declined last quar

andy sullivan, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> the early vote is on.any are likely before november 6th some answers from the foremost expert on early voting next on "weekends with alex witt." ♪ [ male announcer ] why do more emergency workers everywhere trust duracell...?? duralock power preserve. locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. now...guaranteed. duracell with duralock. trusted everywhere. flavor, meet food. it's time for swanson flavor boost. concentrated broth in easy to use packets. mix it into skillet dishes, for an instant dose of... hell-o! [ female announcer ] get recipes at flavorboost.com. >>> 24 days to go until the presidential election. the early votes are streaming in. in fact, nearly 850,000 americans have already cast their votes, either in the booth or through absentee ballots. some of the key swing states, florida, ohio, virginia, north carolina. joining me is the man behind that data. michael mcdonald. he's at george mason university. also ahead of the united states elections project. nice of you to join us, michael. tha

here's your host, tm sullivan. >> tom: and thanks for joining us here. vice-president is the latest to claim we

. >>> mark sullivan testified nocongress in may that none. women involved in the prostitution scandal had acess to the community. one of the women is still of a concern and this is coming out now because the inspector general put together an unternal report about the scandal and ron johnson released the details to show discrepancy with things white house involvement he was not able to investigate whether or not they signed female foreign nationals in the hotel. they said this back in april. the white house office conducted a review and in concluding that review came to the concussion that there is it no indication that any number of the white whoit advance teem engaged in improper contact. >>> joe leebe leebe ripped his colleague and said the unauthorized leak from the ig report is unfair to the united states secret service and director mark sullivan. they have served our nation for a long time and deserve the benefit unless real evidence leads to conclusion. >>> the secret service has not responded to the memo. >>> thank you very much. >> an

report is unfair to the united states secret service and its director mark sullivan. both served our nation honorably and ably for a long time and deserve the benefit of a presumption of innocence unless real evidence leads to a different conclusion. so far, secret service has not responded to the memo. peter doocy, fox news. >> rick: in other news, the search is on for the suspect in a mysterious and fatal shooting in california. inglewood, california, police saying that a man and his 4-year-old son were killed and three others hurt when a masked gunman attacked them. the neighborhood put on high alert as a swat team moved in, a neighbor recalls the sound of the gunfire. >> i just heard bam, bam, bam. >> the gunman set fire to the house before shooting the victims. he may have remained inside the house as it burned. think think his body might be in there as well. >> the center for disease control reporting 23 deaths total. so far, doctors confirm 284 cases across 16 states. there is a danger of more cases developing in those receiving the shots. elizabeth prann has t

sullivan told senators there was no evidence of any criminal ties. the inspector general has yet to release the report on the scandal and would not comment. >> people in maine shaken and shocked by a rare 4.0 magnitude earthquake. the epicenter was 20 miles west of portland. folks even felt it all of the way in boston. >> i am trying to eat we are hearing rumbling i am chasing the food down the table. >> now we have pillars that are broke. i have two cement pillars and cracks in the granite. >> there were no reports of injuries. the largest quake ever reported was magnitude 5.1. that was back in 1904. >> raiding the compound pharmacy in massachusetts that was linked to the deadly meningitis outbreak. 16 people have died so far. 233 are sick after they received a tainted steroid shots that were made at the new england company. officials didn't say what was found during that raid. but investigators -- we know they are looking into whether or not the company violated state and federal laws by mass producing drugs without prescriptions. >>> a tearful far

. >> reporter: the secret service director mark sullivan testified to congress in may that none of the women involved in his agency's prostitution scandal had connections to criminal activity. now, we know that might not be true. the intelligence community said that one of the women is still concern and this is coming out now because the inspector general put a report about the scandal and ron johnson decided to release some details to show, quote, potential discent nancys with things like white house involvement. apparently, the inspector general was never racial to investigate whether or not a white house communications agency worker signed female foreign nationals into his hotel, although press secretary jay carney said this in april. >> the white house council office conducted a review of the white house advanced team. in concluding that review and came to the conclusion that any member of the white house advance team engaged in improper conduct. >> reporter: independent senator joe lieberman ripped his colleague, ron johnson yesterday, saying this unauthorized leak of sensitive se

. >> el director del servicio secreto mark sullivan habrÍa mentido en un testimonio ante el congresongreso. >> una jueza de la florida fijÓ para el 10 de julio a quiÉn maÓo al adolescente afroamericano en febrero pasado, los abogados culo clan que el proceso durarÁ unas 3 semanas, enfrenta un cargo de asesinato en segundo grado por la muerte de martin en el centro del estado. >> enrique acevedo se encuentra en el estudio para darnos un adelanto de la ediciÓn nocturno. >> revelan un video de contratistas en afganistÁn actuando bajo los efectos del alcohol, estaban en el paÍs con un contrato de 47 millones de dÓlares para entrenar a la policÍa afgana y es lo que encontraron. >> la propuesta en los Ángeles de indocumentados le da una identidad en fotografÍas se basa en otras ciudades, la pregunta es si realmente funcionan en otr otros lugares y prevenir el crimen como lo sugiere el alcalde villarraigosa. >> este es el rostro del hombre que pretendÍa detonar una bomba de mil libras en el banca de la reserva, el plan frustrado por autoridades del fbi. >> tenÍa toda la intenciÓn de crear c

>> the question is andrew sullivan has the trend already been interrupted.that romney's momentum peaked last week. >> the last three weeks, the swing state polls haven't changed. they were the same three weeks ago. the bumps that obama got from the second set has stabilize. unless you know you're right, unless this abc news poll in ohio, to me is stark news. >> you mean the ohio poll. >> that changes the equation. the last three weeks, look at owl of the swing states polls, everything in them, it's been the same race. >> nicolle wallace, that first ra debate. >> i agree that the polls in ohio is really the only one that matters. i don't buy that there's a path without ohio for romney. so, what they're pointing to this morning, what does suggest something that may be destabilizing the post-debate stability, the demos moines register editorial could have a ripple effect in that part of the country. if the polls show them even, that could change the me mentality of the voters in ohio. try to neutralize of false attacks about the auto bankruptcy. >> that's becom

sullivan: in 1630, boston was basically three mountains, there were very steep hills. waste would run down quickly and dump into the harbor. and the tide would carry most of it away. well, this worked well for a while. the problem was, as boston wanted to expand, it started filling in the mudflats. the water could come rushing down the hill, it would hit the flat area and slow down. at high tide, it couldn't get out at all. it got so bad that the city took over, 'cause the city has a responsibility to protect its citizens. boston built the first modern sewer system in the united states. ours was completed between 1877 and 1884. with this wonderful new sewer system, we were taking our filth and moving it out to the ocean. of course, all of this was untreated. in the 1960s, we were still pumping all of our sewage out to moon island, untreated. we would get swimmers here, never knowing, in the middle of summer, why you would have a cold. well, we were swimming in diluted sewage. melosi: the major way to deal with pollution, at least until early into the 20th century, was

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very humbling. >> that was suzanne that sullivan. marathon runners took off at 7:55 this morning. that includes storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell running in his third straight marine corps marathon. we expect the first marathon runner for the men to cross the line around 10:15. we expect the first marathon runner for the women to cross the line around 10:25. we will bring you reaction from the men's and women's winner coming up tonight on news 4 at 6:00. guys, what a day it has been. they talk about the new york city marathon, the boston marathon, the chicago marathon. but there's nothing like the marine corps marathon. and that's why they call it [ inaudible ]. >> thank you, keith. it looks like it was cloudy out there. >> that's right. we have been tracking sandy all morning long. let's check in with tom for the latest on the storm. >> sandy is a huge hurricane, it is intensifying this morning and pushing a lot of rain and wind into north carolina. here's a live view of nags head right now. look at those enormous waves crashing

. >> more weapons at school, this time on sullivans island road. there's a report of a student carrying a weapon showing it off in the cafeteria. police found a 17-year-old with a knife and a co2 powered pellet gun. the student has been arrested and charged as a juvenile. >>> a harford county woman is already serving time for a crash on route 543 in belcamp last year. >> a multimillion dollar lawsuit claim as methadone clinic should share part of the blame. >> reporter: one woman had just gone to breakfast with her husband. the other had just received a dose of methadone. the cars met with deadly consequences. at the time of the crash police learned one car had been traveling at a high rate of speed and crossed over a double yellow line. 28-year-old nicole ashleyal bers turned up with methadone along with methamphetamine. they failed to testal bers for other substances before dosing her with the heroin addiction drug. >> what that combination does is it causes a boosting effect so the person becomes very high. after that occurs and some time passes

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>> i don't think he should do what andrew sullivan suggests.ng president is not exactly what you want. but he's got, you know, he's got a big challenge. he's got to be more aggressive. and most importantly, he's got to be clear about what the two competing visions are for the country. there are two, this is an election of stark contrasts. there are two very different competing visions for the country. and he has to really lay that out. >> but ana said it, andrew sullivan said it, they said if the president doesn't win this next debate he's a goner. do you agree with that? >> well, i think that a lot of the first debate showed how much of an impact these things can have. i think that you'll see a very different barack obama tomorrow night. i think he will be much more aggressive. i think he will be on his game. i think clearly he said that he was having an off night. i don't think he'll have another off night. >> can i get an answer now? is he a goner if he doesn't win this debate? >> i don't think he's a goner. i think that he has an advantage.

brian sullivan here for melissa lee and scott wapner. the rally rolls on. the s&p with the best gain in over a month, up 2.3%. welcome, everybody. guys, listen. this has been called the most hated stock market rally of all time. nobody knows who's doing the buying, but somebody is. brian, how are you trading this? >> at this point you have to be long. you have bounced off 1425. the real question now is what's the catalyst to get us out of the trading range. we have the ten-year bonds at 180, 185. we can break out of that. maybe there is a catalyst where you get the great rotation. perhaps there is a grand bargain in europe. perhaps italy, greece, spain all getting a bailout at one time. that may be the catalyst. most importantly, we have really improving economic numbers, or at least housing numbers which is a big part of the recovery. we have said for a while the big risk is people aren't pricing in a better economy. >> jim cramer said stocks sell on the micro and rise on the macro. ibm is a giant corporation, disappointing. if you believe the theory, ther

sean sullivan in "the washington post" explains some theories. one is she completely he reoriented her campaign towards women and it's worked. chris murphy is not richard bloomen that you will and he's not as well liked and he had a slew of bad headlines about foreclosures and not paying rent. we'll see. i'm sangwin for ling da mcmahon, but i don't think connecticut we vote red this year. >> we see all the polls that say opposite things. the polls have stopped making sense, so who knows where we really are. straight ahead, tomorrow the supreme court takes up affirmative action. in our guest spot today ashgs law professor and legal analyst say the policy actually hurts those it's supposed to help. they present their case. i cross-examine next. >>> this is the bree prenear of the week. former model and goldman sachs analyst helps them sell online. she knows content sells, so they also launched a companion online magazine anz ultimate source for what's in. for more watch your business sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. so anyway, i've been to a lot o

thanks, tom watch "the tom sullivan show" this weekend. you can catch it at 7:00 and 10:00 p.m.0 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. eastern thanks for you coming on. "the willis report" is coming up next. gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. tonight swing state florida in the mitt romney column. a new "fox news poll" showing the romney ryan ticket pulling ahead of obama-biden in florida, the biggest battleground state. the "orlando sentinel" today, central florida's biggest paper endorsing the gop challenger despite supporting obama in 2008. is florida a done deal for mitt? let's ask. byron york, chief political correspondent for the "washington examiner". doug holtz-eakin, american

so thank you very much for joining us here in the ed sullivan shelter.ad ♪ [ music ] >> a little humor goes a long way. david letterman, the show must go on, no audience but they still put on a show. i think denzel washington was on the show and they talked. >> the show goes on even without staff members. >>> the storm is doing something that almost never happens closing wall street for a second day. flooding in the financial district is the problem. it's the first time weather closed u.s. stock markets since hurricane gloria in 1985. >> sadly it's not over just yet. we still have the remnants thereof. >> it's going to be slow moving. so they are going to see a tremendous a rain, lots of snow in the high country, tremendous amounts of rain. they will be cleaning up for days. we have dense fog in our area be careful on the roads. dense fog advisory visibilities less than a quarter mile especially at the coast, san francisco southward and also in the north bay valleys. by the afternoon the fog will have lifted and we are looking at a mild afternoon. temper