time relative dodged past couple of defenders hit the winner and since are tucked into the top six sutton set to thirty eight. elsewhere this is a lima came back to speak to injury time was stunning to eyewitness a bit of the rock bottom side when to head off the fourteen minutes went by and to think go back to afghan is an obvious and i'm side i'm not proud we're all set to celebrate just their full square of the season with the final whistle approaching but after nineteen. let's spend the night and then headed in an equalizer for a line here and three minutes into injury time the visiting fans were in heaven substitute collins managed to get them over the top spot true enough a line will take her three points sabir now four points adrift at the foot of the table. meanwhile there's just one game to tell you about in the english premier league with liverpool looking for only their second win this season as they travel to birmingham the red to come flying in the lowly fifteenth place in the table after picking up just four points from three games so far this season meanwhile birmingham hav

two one win over sutton mcgeady setting up the first. assassin responded fifteen minutes later a great buildup in the box and to me she couldn't change with the finish here but sixteen minutes from time ballots in the winner to send spot into the top six showing great strength. pace and good finish. go from milan you make them one when you see the city went ahead and thank you thank you to that you've seen of yet on the home crowd was set to celebrate a rare win with the final whistle approaching but then defender nani head of the replies are. in the celebrations but you stop there for a landing because three minutes into injury time superstar collins manages to get on the end of a big open number. and found the winner no three point. so quick look at the tables to be are still propping everyone up after that the feat but is that meet at the top he lead the way they can go within seven points of them later today. very lucky motif in the weekend's moscow darby spot analogy could just behind see a scar on the lead travel to the navajo tere

well it's in school twice a spot likes to one when i was saturday night mcghee said in the first sutton responding fifteen minutes later a great build up in the box and to make you could change i would finish. sixty minutes from time ballots and showed some impressive skills in the vault before netting the winner. into the top six following their will. align you would see one win is the big. surprise here and what a great that it's going to alexander thank you set up but you get eason of the have a behind crowd were all set to celebrate right away with the final whistle approaching but the defender had it in the equaliser so a draw i want to set things up by for the bottom side of the line yes under the thoughts three minutes into injury time said collins to get the ball on pfizer's to bring a line yet going. elsewhere. stunning late comeback from everton denied munched united all three points at goodison park is the top three men scored twice in injury time to claim a three all draw in england by the red devils who are without wayne rooney and looked to be cruising about last gastritis

mark sutton and jeff bass are hurricane chasers.ricanes just like earl. driving into the eye of the storm to capture the images of fury. in 2004, there was charley. >> we are getting pounded. >> reporter: and ivan. >> the storm surge is coming in right now. >> reporter: and five years ago, katrina. for the hurricane chasers, it's about cinematography, setting up

korean team that prefers to be court judge a court russian style this nineteen year old man worked in sutton school mines for more than four decades under two different political regimes he still remembers the night his life changed completely nor you are not japanese soldiers came to our village in korea in one thousand nine hundred three and dragged me and some of my family out of our house they said they were taking us to sack to work in a mine and promised we would only be there for two years because you can see. i'm still here. kim lives in a small mining village in eastern sakhalin home to several hundred people who share his story koreans were sent to sakhalin by japan as forced labor migrants to work in coal mines thus they supply talk with the resources needed for the war. the japanese occupation ended more than six decades ago and most of the coal mines are no longer operational but the koreans are still here. just under a thousand koreans were sent to cycling by talk while their country was on the japanese rule. now there are almost fifty times as many living on the island and if

sutton. ms. sutton: the other set ran said, he hadn't quite sunk quite that low financially but he sure could use the money. they offered me their thanks and we parted ways. that's what this vietnam veteran relayed in relation to an account he had to share the news about stop loss pay that they were potentially entitled to. i hope that we will all get the word out. i'm glad we are extending the deadline. our service members have deserved it and earned it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. mr. dreier: i ask if my friend is prepared to close. ms. slaughter: i am. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. dreier: i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. dreier: it is very troubling that we are here at this late hour having not passed a budget for the first time since the budget act was put into place in 1974, having not completed a single appropriations bill and having passed legi

ohio's betty sutton, arizona's harry mitchell and florida's alan grayson. he's a wild character at times. let's listen to all three of them. >> you've heard the old saying buyer beware. be ware of car salesman tom ganley, sued over 400 times for fraud and more. >> as treasurer he had ethics problems and record of mismanaging our money. now he's a predatory real estate speculator. >> he wants to force raped women to bear the child. >> submit to me. >> taliban dan webster. hands off our bodies and our laws. >> submit to me. i don't know -- interesting editing there. he's obviously against abortion rights even for victims of rape according to that. it says, submit to me. is this madman talk? what about these talks? will these work? >> first of all, don't you love the creepy music in the background? they always have the creepy music. sounds as if they're coming to get you. defining the opponent is a time honored strategy and what else are democrats going to do? >> don't they have an advantage here? these guys -- >> some of that goes over the top. but you know,

sutton: this has cost american workers jobs. we've heard the numbers. 2.4 million jobs lost across the country. 92,000 jobs lost in ohio. and 5,700 jobs have been lost in my congressional district due to china's deliberate and abusive trade policies, policies like their blatant currency manipulation that violates their obligations to international trading. today, we say we've had enough. today, we stand with american workers and american small businesses. we send a clear message that american workers and businesses will compete with chinese workers and businesses. . working families around the country will see and feel the results of china's misaligned currency. we must stand against it. they see plans closing. they see friends and loved ones losing their jobs. and today, mr. chairman, they are seeing us stand up for the american manufacturing and american workers and demand a level playing field and an end to china's currency manipulation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from te

. >> chris: congressman boehner, as willie sutton said about banks, entitlements are where the money is. more than 40% of the budget. yet, i've looked through this pledge and there is not one single proposal to cut social security, medicare, medicaid. >> chris, we make it clear in there. that we're going to lay out a plan to work toward a balanced budget and deal with the entitlement crisis. chris, it's time for us as americans to have an adult conversation with each other about the serious challenges our country faces. and we can't have that serious conversation until we lay out the size of the problem. once americans understand how big the problem is, then we can begin to talk about potential solutions. but i am committed to having that adult conversation with the american people because it is important for the future of our kids and our grand kids. >> chris: forgive me, sir, isn't the right time to have the adult conversation now before the election when you have this document? why not make a single proposal to cut social security, medicare and medicaid? >> chris, this is what hap

thanks for joining us, democrats like congress woman betty sutton are unleashing attack ads against the republicans ahead of the election. >> deceptive practices, two f's from the better business bureau, over 160 complaints in just three years. >> is that father game or should they focus on the issue and not personalize, we'll debate that. >> and speaker nancy pelosi blaming the plush backgrounds. shouldn't democrats stop pointing at the last eight years and start taking responsibility? >> a town council says the lord's prayer before every meeting and now the a.c.l.u. is suing calling it unconstitutional, should they continue to pray or did this he cross the line. we report you decide. >> chas from maryland, he does not work here. >> fox viewers say, are you sure he doesn't work here. >> no. >> dave is off and so is meteorologist rick, but we have "fox & friends" with aly, clayton and mike jerrick. >> that worked. >> it's "fox & friends." >> chas has tried that before, tried to rhyme jerrick. >> it's hard. >>, but the word sick always gets in there somehow. >> it's prep. >> it's true. >

. >>> jerry sutton of elkin, maryland. she -- he is 100 years old today.see him and stay at the motel. florence ehlert of alpharetta, georgia, 106 years old, takes mow medicine. rode a motorcycle when she was 105 and will do it by herself next time next year. and kitty weaver, 100 years old, climbed up the great wall of china at 84. a beautiful lady, well respected lady. dorothy walley of colville, washington state. 100 years old, opened up a mobile blood center and received all kinds of awards for that. frances robinson, 101 years old, secret to longevity, drinking a glass of pia. not a bad idea. likes to laugh a lot. now, back to the great city of new york, the big apple. >> thank you so much, willard. >>> in our last hour, we introduced you to kody brown and his four wives part of the tlc show, "sisters wives" and polygamy. if you'd like to ask any questions, send them in. and bobbie brown has secrets for us. tax on everything you buy? that's in andy harris' unfair tax plan. 23% sales tax. a 23% sales tax will cut my business in half. would be devastati

this first commercial is for congress in ohio, betty sutton against tom beganly.k. >> tom ganley's trying to ride his reputation into congress. he should be trying to hide it. sued by customers for fraudulent and deceptive practices, two fs from the better business bureau, over 160 complaints in just three years. he's made millions taking advantage of average folks. tom ganley will try to sell you on his reputation, but it's buyer beware. jenna: that guy gets run over by the truck, i mean, how nas is this going to get? >> reporter: it's going to get really nasty, and we should point out the campaign has issued this response. it said: >> reporter: it is going to get very nasty. and you point out that this is getting nasty earlier than previously thought because some of these incumbents are in real trouble, especially p this a place like ohio. you saw the president and the vice president visit there some 17 times over the past 18 months. and it's about one a month, a visit to ohio, and still the approval rating for the president, the administration and democrats is

in ohio congresswoman betty sutton calls her republican rival a dishonest used car -- stop it, willie, not funny -- used car salesman. that's not nice. in arizona congressman harry mitchell accuses his rival of being a predator real estate speculator who evicted a homeowner on the verge of saving his house just to make a buck. here in new york, representative michael ar curry introduces his challenger as a mail nir who got rich while his construction company overcharged taxpayers thousands. they're lashing out. what's happening. >> this is barack obama's democratic party. they have decided -- there's an old saying if you don't have the facts on your side, argue the law. if you don't have the law on your side, argue the facts. if you have neither on your side, argue. >> would you? >> it makes them look desperate. mark halperin, they are desperate. i guess what's so stunning is two years after hope and change, this is barack obama's democratic party, and they have made a decision nationally. they can't win on the merits. "the new york times" is not a conservative newspaper. "the new yor

rubber industry in akron, which is the western part of my district which i share with representative sutton. we had in youngstown, the highest per capita income in the country in the late 1950's, early 1960's, steel workers working hard, long hours, making good money, good wages, raising their family and a good middle class. the big bands would come through town and go to the park -- you know, the story of america that we all remember. and today, what we're seeing is, we understand that it's not going to be 1950 and frank sinatra isn't going to come become and start singing songs again. we have to create our own era of prosperity. and that means in this country, we have got to get tough with globalization and enforcing trade laws. and that means as a country, we got to suck it up and we got to say to the multinational corporations who quite frankly don't have the national interests at heart. they have their bottom line at heart, which is what they do. but as a country, we've got the national interests and need to protect the national interests. so tough with china. level the playing field.