sutton's girlfriend emily was also shot during the incident.recovered and says the trauma of the night has stayed with him. >> i seen a lot in my life. but i really never had nightmares until i, you know, looked at her laying down on the floor with bullet holes in her chest. i just miss her touch. >> sutton hopes that after today he'll be able to put those memories to rest. emily has received approval for a visit. while authorities claim the bullets that accidentally hit emily came from sutton's gun, emily supports sutton's story and maintains the gunfire came from an unknown assailant. >> i have a scar right here. that's one of them. i got that one in the middle and then this one. the first bullet, i didn't feel it. i just stood there. then i seen the guy running to me. he did it again, and i fell but i was awake the whole time. i was awake. >> despite her wounds, emily says her main concern was for sutton. >> to be honest, nothing else was going through my mind. i just wanted him to be next to me. i love him. he's my baby. >> just being able

>> moderator: let me start with congresswoman sutton. sutton: thank you.umber of things and not enough things we can do to help our veterans and call it day. their services is amaze and what had made the country all it is. i have been proud to support the g.i. bill and my first year stand up and make sure that the va was finally, finally fully funded. i have been proud to work with protection a bill i introduced that made sthiewrt troops will be extent on repoeted and extended toward a duty would get fair compensation. i have been proud to fight for va benefits and making sure that clinics stayed open in our neighborhoods. working with some of the men right here in the room who have proudly served us. i have been proud at every turn to do all i can. [applause] i have gone so far as to not only provide opportunity to bring resources to help our homeless veterans but gone out and worked with my staff, we have actually gone to the habitat for humidity and worked together to build a shelter. we are too great a country to have veterans that are homeless in this

betty sutton voted for billions of stimulus funding.ll told, sutton voted with nancy pelosi 99% of the time and counting. >> organized labor helped put mark critz over the top and they are at it again in the general. republican challenger keith is being backed by the nrcc with ties to eric cantor. over in california, democrats are getting a second chance to help candidate ami bara. there is a three to one margin to tie lundgren to wall street and big oil. >> these are lungren's supporters. after all, he's one of them. >> the middle class gets nothing with dan lungren but wall street has him right here. >> and trying to hang on as one of the last surviving southern democrats, district cut out to make him one of the most vulnerable incumbents in the country. they have put $2 million into this race to point out that even if he's a blue dog, he's still a democrat. >> our state isn't doing well. our country's not doing well. >> mike mcintire votes a different way than what reflects what we want. >> when he gets to d.c., he's towing the democ

it's what we call the willie sutton principle.s a very, very limited quantity of water that you are essentially adding a lot more straws into. and ultimately what happens is you run out of water. narrator: pumping a well that's near a stream creates a cone of depression that draws in water from the stream or intercepts water that would have arrived at the stream. as the demand on ground water increases, the level of surface water in streams and rivers decreases. a stream that was once gaining water from aquifers becomes a losing stream until it loses all of its water. dr. maddock: it's a physical problem in terms of the fact that you're taking water out of the stream. it's an ecological problem in the fact that you're reducing habitat for not only plants, but also for birds and animals that may live in that. and thent's an intertionalroblem almost every country in the world that uses ground water as a resource is having troubles with it affecting surface-water systems. and it's an area which generally in the past hasn't been studi

debate focusedd on domestic issues, voters the questions in a town hall sutton. at times the spirited debate cost feisty remarks. voter thought the was in the winner's slim margin. >> met romney offered people a very concrete vision about how experience, to grow the economy. the is why i think he won debate. incredibleit was romney had nothing but a sketchy response to everything. debate on theird tax policy and he has yet to come up with a single solitary answer. they are weighing in on the who they believe away the top dog. obama. >> i would say it is about a tie. maybe obama. >> thanks to early voting, some people already cast their ballots. tore's so one more chance e provincial hopefuls to other. monday,l debate set for the focus this time on foreign policy. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> a big response to last debate on our instant ourapp. giving 45,000 reactions. per minute.than 500 whohank you to everyone weighed in. it can join in on the conversation on monday. wjla.com/react. one of the most talked-about topic some the first debate is topping the rally.

the russian foreign minister who says he does not want sutton regime change is watching president."ssad tossed back, vital for the regime's survival. >> the conflict in syria took on a cross border damaged a long time ago. pick it is being pulled from the outside. >> all syria's neighbors are being drawn into the conflict whether they like it or not. the region has been divided between president assad supporters and those who stayed behind in the rubble. iran has denied a consistently that they supply them with money and troops. turkey shelters the rebels, maybe helping to train and arm the band and allows men and guns to cross the border. foreign intervention is already happening given the conflict and with no sign of a cease-fire, there is likely to be more. >> this whole incident is there are is it a longer the conflict goes on, the greater the danger to international peace and security. >> in jordan, like turkey, more and more assyrian refugees are arriving, reinforcing a sinking pealing in the region that the crisis is spreading. diplomacy has not stopped the war and now is str

it used to be, if you remember, sutton gourmet in that little shopping center. now it's a fak louse new tall -- fabulous new italian restaurant. they even have gelato and italian desserts and great pastas. and of course the pizzas. what are you preparing? >> these are one ever the dishes -- of the dishes we served for the "esquire" magazine. we prepare fresh mushroom. you can use port bellow. -- portabella. almost the same. olive oil, garlic, parsley. black pepper, salt. a little bit more olive oil on the top. >> that's it? >> that's it. italian cooking is good ingredients and technique. >> that's very simple. then you wrap it up and no fancy dish? just wrap it up in aluminum foil? >> like that you put it in the oven at 400. depends on the size of the mushrooms. usually it's between 12 and 15 minutes. >> that's all? >> then you just bring it in front of your guests and you open them up. >> you have one that's already prepared. let's see what it looks like. >> the pan is hot. >> be careful, chef. >> you bring it to the customer and open it like this. smell. >> mm

. >> moderator: converse wollman sutton, 30 seconds. sutton: i would be happy to provide. you are absolutely right i voted for dodd-frank because i think that the reckless behavior you are trying to take especially in the of role on the committee that oversees these things is what got us into the problem in the first place. wall street cannot be allowed to be reinstated. it drove our economy off the cliff and people tried to punish our records but they were not the ones that drove off the cliff. yet that is where the budget goes to recoup. it's time for us to have responsible regulation that makes sense. >> thank you very much >> moderator: final question i will be asking. you have three minutes to both answer the question and then make your closing remarks. mr. renacci, you talk a lot about a bipartisan group that you are a member of, 16 members, eight republicans, eight democrats, and devotee sutton you talk about reaching across the offer cash for clunkers. no single party can have all of the good ideas. i wonder what you heard from your colleagues on the other side of

bobby, sutton, massachusetts.ill, congratulations on having tom hanks doing the audio for can for"killing kennedy." i do the audio for the book. he's

sutton and dell were sitting on a sparked van when someone killed him.he motherover dell's son seemed to speak for all of the victims. >> i mean that's someone's son, grandson, great grandson, someone's father. some people just don't care. it hurts. >> reporter: both shootings on mcarthur were outside liquor stores and police say none of them appear to be related. so far this year there have been 90 killings in oakland compared to 103 in all of last year. >>> ktvu has new information tonight about a young man from lafayette who died labor day weekend on a float trip. officials today classified the death of bret olson as an accident. autopsy reports show olson drowned. he had an excessive amount of alcohol in his system and had recently used cocaine. >>> a nursing strike is on the way right now. it's the first time nurses there have walked out since 1986. jana katsuyama tells us a new national policy is adding a twist to this labor dispute. >> reporter: nurses stood and waved sign in the blistering sun. putting the heat on the hospital. hospital negotiati

sutton and dell were sitting on a sparked van when someone killed him. the motherover dell's son seemed to speak for all of the victims. >> i mean that's someone's son, grandson, great grandson, someone's father. some people just don't care. it hurts. >> reporter: both shootings on mcarthur were outside liquor stores and police say none of them appear to be related. so far this year there have been 90 killings in oakland compared to 103 in all of last year. >>> ktvu has new information tonight about a young man from lafayette who died labor day weekend on a float trip. officials today classified the death of bret olson as an accident. autopsy reports show olson drowned. he had an excessive amount of alcohol in his system and had recently used cocaine. >>> a nursing strike is on the way right now. it's the first time nurses there have walked out since 1986. jana katsuyama tells us a new national policy is adding a twist to this labor dispute. >> reporter: nurses stood and waved sign in the blistering sun. putting the heat on the hospital. hospital negotia

bobby, sutton, massachusetts.ns on having tom hanks doing the audio for can for"killing kennedy." i do the audio for the book. he's doing the movie for next year. another email, i think greg gutfeld looks like stan laurel. i'm sure he'll be thrilled. thomas, savannah. great job at the rumble. i couldn't believe stewart didn't know the difference between the debt and deficit. we all make mistakes. stewart gave as good as he got. i appreciate your mission to the washington, d.c. sadly, tip of the day, there are many loons in america. many loons. you don't believe me? go to amazon.com and type in the words "killing kennedy." some people believe kennedy was killed by the paparazzi. it's absolutely insane. the problem is when people write reviews of my book their madness is to kill "killing kennedy" on amazon.com. if you like it, you may write a sane review. please check out the factor website, different than billoreilly.com. we talk about the rumble, the importance of it underlying the craziness. also like you to spou

. >> reporter: rose sutton works in the same building. >> i understand we all have political arguments in our own opinions and that's wonderful. that's what america is about. but this doesn't help anybody. >> reporter: nobody was hurt and police made no arrests. now it's about cleaning up. a cost to the businesses and to taxpayers, who will foot the bill for repairs at city hall. but some say the city's reputation is paying the highest price. >> it just kind of tarnishes oakland's reputation within the bay area and nationally. >> reporter: to give you an idea just how expensive some of these repairs will be this bank alone needs to replace 15 windows at about $2,000 ter window, $30,000. in oakland, elissa harrington, cbs 5. >>> it wasn't much different when anarchists took the streets in san francisco on saturday. officers in riot gear showed up when the group began to block traffic and vandalize cars and businesses in the financial district. about 20 people were arrested and tonight, we have learned that many of them are suspected to have been part of other destructive protests. inves

but it reminds me of the famous willie sutton bank robber question, why are you robbing banks? because that's where the money. this is going to be an analyst beatdown in terms of the banks. you showed brian moynahan talking about legal lawsuits are a part of doing business. sadly, more than ever for the banks. we spoke to bank of america today. they think the case is meritless based on the fact that five of the issues at point are -- have been settled. one of them is not worth pursuing. the other one -- basically, that leaves one of seven claims questionable. so it's just -- you know, i think this is going to continue. how many of these claims have actually merit and legs will be determined. i don't think this is unique to bank of america because it's so n huge in the mortgage space. countrywide has been accused of doing less than ethical things in the past. everyone with mortgage exposure should be prepared. >> so this is going to become common place then. the lawsuits are there piling up. is it going to impact the stocks? >> i think it's just an overhang for the stocks. there

>> sutton miller from winston-salem, north carolina. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: all right.et before, correct? >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, you had to form this group here right now. now, while you were backstage, what name did you come up with? >> the rocka-felons. >> jimmy: oh, i like that. the rocka-felons. yes. [ scattered applause ] clearly a bunch of felons. yes, dancing felons, definitely. i see you've been accessorized backstage. all right, let's take a look at your group photo. look at this. there it is. [ light laughter ] the rocka-felons. that's the photo that will launch your dancing careers. very nice. time to meet your opponents. welcome, you guys. what are your names and where are you from? >> abby from miami. >> jimmy: hey, abby. >> mindy hong from new jersey. >> jimmy: hey, new jersey. >> i'm justin laguna right from here in new york. >> rob from philly. [ cheers ] >> rich stovitz from new york. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. all right, good man, rich. now what is the name of your crew? >> special sauce. >> all: wha, wha! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: th

legislature and congressional is 12 to 4, lines are drawn 12 to 4 t may end is up 11-5 because bette suttonin a district. but it's a-- s so it's a republican state going in. the irony is for mitt romney, is that john kasich who you saw in the piece, the governor, is extolling all these good news that we just heard. and the romney people don't want to hear that because part of their message is we've got the economic key. and it can't have already happened in ohio under barack obama's watch. >> woodruff: let's broaden it out. you said that you were talking to david about the difference between ohio and the rest of the country, what does it look like across the country right know in the campaign? >> you know, i have read so many very confident people over the last 24 hourx totally confident that obama is going to win or that romney is going to win. i don't think we can know. i think something will happen the last three days, there will be a shift and something will happen. i do think there has been a contrast in how the campaigns are operating in the last couple of weeks. and romney's trying t

and betty sutton.ve local politicians who also do the telephone robo calls. >> well, i don't think it's going to stop any time soon, mom. but thanks for sharing your frustration because i'm sure a lot of other people across the country, especially those who live in swing states feel exactly the same way. thanks, mom. >> thank you very much, carol. bye-bye. >> bye-bye. to learn more about the candidate's spending, check out our website cnn.com/explorer. >>> president obama is on the next leg of his eight state campaign blitz, just minutes ago he wrapped up his event in tampa and is now on his way to virginia for a couple of events there. then on the way back to the white house for a quick layover in chicago. >> i'm going to stop in chicago. i'm going to do some early voting in chicago. i can't tell you who i'm voting for. it's a secret ballot. >> in the meantime mitt romney is focusing his efforts on ohio. of course. he has three events scattered across this all-important state. as i said, and as we've

i will not go into it more but those who are interested can speak to my dear colleague al sutton whoe founder of the african freedom coalition and i will have some literature on the table in the reception after the ceremony. so, let me read. the dehumanization of african-americans did not end with the creation of the new nation in 17764 with the abolition of slavery in 1865. books and pamphlets published during the latter part of the 19th and early 20th centuries continued to assert that they were beasts. during the 19th century the new discipline of anthropology gave this racist ideology of the scientific respectability. some like the british surgeons or william lawrence the harper geologist louis agassi's and the philadelphia physician samuel george martin or polly genesis, people will believe that each race evolved independently of the others and therefore the black people were separate species quote that the black is more like a monkey that a european road lawrence cannot be denied as a general observation end of quote. the german anthropologist vividly described the confluence o

. >> are we going to send betty sutton back to congress? [applause] folks, we need her in congress. ohio needs her. her district needs her. america needs her. we have to have a congress that will work to keep this country moving forward, and i hope you will make sure in this new district that you get enough votes out. it is all about turnout. if you do it, she will win, and we need her. [applause] i am glad to be back. i want to thank the mayor for welcoming me, and the congressman for what he is doing for all other democrats. my friend, mervyn jones, the son of stephanie tubbs jones, one of the best friends hillary and i have ever had. county executive, thank you. i have a native of cuyahoga county working for may. me. rita davis. i want to say thank you to her because i want you to now i am keeping my ohio ties alive and well. i've done a lot of things in my life. i wrote a book called back to work, and i counted all the things i had done to make a living. i had 20-something jobs before i was elected president, but this is the first time in my life that i got to be a warm-up act f

. >> the victims include 7-year-old seven sutton shot to death selling candy outside the home. >> theotings took place in poor neighborhoods, far from downtown and tourist attractions, gunned down in a weekend of violence so typical it didn't even make the front pages. >> on the corner in the bronx, comforting each other trying to make sense of it all. >> killed outside a church. >> two schools -- >> 20th of february, and all right, detroit believes there's been 43 murders in the city. >> a workplace shooting -- >> the gunman killed four people including the owner and then killed himself. >> although police are not certain, there are reports of firing. ♪ >> good afternoon. my name is dan gross, and it is myñ&r privilege to serve as the president of the brady center to prevent give gun violence. i very briefly want to welcome everybody here and thank our sponsors and especially thank you, justice stevens, for the extraordinary honor of your participation in this event. [applause] this issue through a personal experience. in february of 1997, my younger brother, matthew gross, was shot

. >> the victims included 7-year-old kevin sutton, shot to death selling candy outside her home. >> most the shootings took place in poor neighborhoods, far from downtown and tourest attractions -- tourist attractions. gunned down in this a weekend of violence so typical it didn't even make the front page. >> gather on this corner of the block comforting each other, trying to make sense of the violence. >> a 2-year-old was shot and killed outside of church -- >> attended schools -- >> the 20th of february, and already detroit this year has 43 murders -- >> work-related shooting. >> this is being blamed on -- >> minneapolis reports, the funman killed four people -- gun frank killed four people including the owner. >> although police have not been -- [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] ♪ muck ♪ >> good afternoon. my name is dan gross, and it is my privilege to serve as the president of the brady center to prevent gun violence. i very briefly want to welcome everybody here and thank our sponsors and especially thank you, justice stevens, for the extraordinary honor of your partici

in vienna, courthouse road is closed at sutton road because of a downed tree in that area and downed wires. this is cedar lane. you're closed at hill top road. if you're taking the beltway in virginia, really toward the wilson bridge, your travel lanes are open. a live look as you make your way towards braddock. you see very light volume. again, travel lanes are open. >>> a carnival ship is not cruising this morning, instead is in the chesapeake bay at least near the calvert cliffs nuclear plant. the baltimore pride tried to travel when sandy kept it from leaving. guests are still on board and were given credit toward future booking. >>> disney now owns star wars. the deal reportedly cost a little over $4 billion. disney is making a seventh movie in that franchise called episode 7. it's scheduled to be released in 2015. there are plans to follow it with episode 8 and 9. >> my kids will be very excited about that. >>> today san francisco giants fans will get to celebrate their team's world series title. they'll celebrate with a parade for the champions. the team won the clinching game