i knew that something was going on that was very unscrupulous and was deliberate.iberate. >> the defense was never told that the blood had been tested. so that revealed quite a bit about the prosecutors that had been handling thompson's case. >> my next move is to go to the crime lab. and act -- you can't tip off people who work for the police department you are on to something naughty. i just go in and go, i need to see this old report, please. i then get the crime lab report which tells me that the blood type is blood b. >> we were incredibly excited because we know now the perpetrator had type b blood. >> but we didn't know what john's blood type was. so what we did first, we called john. >> my blood type, i don't know. he said, you don't know your own blood type? no. you think your mom will know? i said, i don't know, call her and ask. >> i spoke to his mother, please tell me you know his blood type? no, i don't. so i'm wracking my brain. i asked john, did you ever have surgery at any time of your life? if you did, they had to draw your blood and test it. yes,

she regards him as the victim of an unscrupulous network. a text message arrived. >> i did not even receive his body. i want to go back to syria and bring back a handful of the soil in which he is buried. at least then i would have something enabling me to mourn him. >> these type papers are active in many european countries. -- these tight pipers are active in many european countries. the french government commissioned the sociologist to train officers to expose the perpetrators methods. since then she receives threats from islamists and is under police protection pit of her job entails passing on information to parents as well as investigators. >> they forbid people to eat western food and they give them a long list of foods to avoid. they tell them to throw away their parents out call and perfume, to tear any curtains bearing pictures and to not listen to music. >> this manipulation is used to isolate the people. mediators with airline tickets to syria contact them when they soften up. up once the young people have reached this point it i

she regards him as the victim of an unscrupulous network. a text message arrived. >> i did not even receive his body. i want to go back to syria and bring back a handful of the soil in which he is buried. at least then i would have something enabling me to mourn him. >> these type papers are active in many european countries. -- these tight pipers are active in many european countries. the french government commissioned the sociologist to train officers to expose the perpetrators methods. since then she receives threats from islamists and is under police protection pit of her job entails passing on information to parents as well as investigators. >> they forbid people to eat western food and they give them a long list of foods to avoid. they tell them to throw away their parents out call and perfume, to tear any curtains bearing pictures and to not listen to music. >> this manipulation is used to isolate the people. mediators with airline tickets to syria contact them when they soften up. up once the young people have reached this point it i

recoupoing anything to costs from unscrupulous providers? guest: congress just last week gave medicare the ability to say that if you have a large percentage of people discharged alive. if a lot of your patients are living, and they get so good that they do not need hospice anymore, we're going to look at your bills because we may be holding back payments. we think maybe you are doing something wrong. tucson, arizona, helen is in.ing in --c allin calling caller: my mother was on hospice. i had her put on hospice twice. i would like to say that hospice was tremendous. they helped me so much. come in twice a week and bathe her. i had a nurse come in and check up once a week. doctor come in and check her every once in a while. without hospice, i would not have gotten through with it. adviceve me so much about how to take care of my mother to make sure that her where theon earth best understood the circumstances -- under the circumstances. matter of fact, just a couple of weeks ago, one of the caregivers called me to see how i was doing. i do no

but mostly what happens is when you have radical poverty and lack of education, then unscrupulous leaders arrive to take advantage of that and become demagogues and tyrants and that's what happens. the root cause is still lack of education and lack of resources. >> can the meditation that you prescribe for so many ills be something for the poor? >> it's for everyone. it doesn't cost anything. remember, meditation increases self awareness. we still have to address the root causes of violence, which come from lack of education, sometimes abysmal ignorance, and past history of violence, and lack of resources. right now we're seeing this whole violence in gaza and so on, you know, people are always trying to take sides. who is right, who is wrong when, in fact, the only solution is a creative solution in consciousness. yesterday i posted ten point of how you can resolve any conflict. do you want me to give them? >> sure. >> speak with respect. even with your enemy. good manners, politeness, respect, deference will get you a long way. the number one cause of hostility in the world is lack of r

. >> reporter: some unscrupulous him or merchantses are selling them to children. council introduced legislation calling for harsher penalties for those stores selling to kids. in southwest detectives, i'm indiana channel 6 "action news." >> a philadelphia police are looking for a woman who held herself to money from a donation box. this surveillance video shows the woman who takes the donation box in mayor fair. it happened at crystal vision. not only is the money missing, but the suspect may have had a child with her. employees couldn't believe whatt they saw. >> she asked for the key to the bathroom and emptied the box. we enjoy helping others. a person like myself who has a heart, we think she should return the money. >> they use the donations for summer camps and thanksgiving baskets and gifts for the elderly at christmas. >>> the man who killed 6 people will spend the rest of his life hind bars. his cousin and martin louis threw burning gas cans into a home to kill a federal witness, four children were in that fire. >>> philadelphia district attorney is vowin

everybody is out to make a dollar, regardless of how scrupulous or unscrupulous domain fire.o have out ray lifestyle that has been adopted since i've come to this country and being a profession or in civilian work and basically no contact with the government and getting a drivers license, et cetera. then when i'm in the hands of the government employees, i was shocked at the level of incompetence i encountered from the clerks to the decision-makers that overall the underlying problem and just about everything. i may just deviate a little bit here. i can block everything. underlying his greed, just absolute, unbridled greed without any attempt to control that. >> host: alice's would even copeland, texas. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking the call. the subject today just had the memorial service for my husband yesterday. hello, can you hear me? postcode alice, go ahead. >> caller: he just died september 4th. so we were under hospice care for about a month. hospice austin was the provider and they were great. it doesn't seem like they are the greedy kin

some unscrupulous merchants are selling these to kids under the age of 18. >> it shows that separate from the protecting the children, it's protecting people, so it has become a matter of public safety. >> reporter: now, last week councilman johnson called for harsher penalties for those stores conduct selling bb guns to -- caught selling bb guns to kids. dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> the man who firebombed a north philadelphia home in 2004 killing 6 people will spend the rest of his life hind -- behind bars. merit and his cousin threw burning gas cans into a home to kill a federal witness and killed four children. >>> there are reports that police may be closing in on accused cop killer eric frein. police confirmed shots were fired in parts of the search area near frein's family home in monroe county. residents are being asked to stay inside. 20 spent the night in a fire house. they are not sure if they have frein surrounded or if he fired the shots. he is accused of killing and shooting bryon dickson 8 days ago, dick son used to serve at the belmont barracks in the phila

. >> you hung out did moonlighting with some unscrupulous folks.was cathartic to write the about the greed you had that was driving you for awhile. >> i'm not sure how much of it was greed. that's the crux of the book, is that soon after i took up my first job, my wife and i had our first child. and i had a lot of loans to pay back. and i ended up really struggling financially. so i had to take a job moonlighting. and most people don't know that a lot of doctors in academic practice have to moonlight. they have to take a second job. so i took a second job with a private practitioner who did a lot of testing and that's how i learned how that is done. >> again, the author of doctor, the disillusionment of an american physician. thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >> a california school district is getting a new mascot after the old one was called offensive. offensive. >> welcome back to al jazeera america many about i'm david schuster. coming up there's more to libraries than books. especially for the homeless. how some cities are adapt

>> when evidence of innocence emerges -- >> something was going on that was very unscrupulous and was

loan and how to pay it o the report calls the department of education to do more to crackdown on unscrupulousectors who legally cannot harass you, threaten you, lie to you or call you before 8 a.m. or after 9 p.m. unless you agree. you can also tell a debt collector not to contact you again and they are required by law to comply. but remember, you still owe that debt. and the consumerwatch, julie watts, kpix 5. >> just say don't call me ever again. that simple. >> like an old boyfriend. [ laughter ] >>> still ahead, it is the usual job to lay eggs but what these hundreds of hens got to do instead for the first time today. >> beautiful weather on the stanford campus right now big football game usc visiting palo alto on saturday. sunshine for a thursday evening. what's in store for your weekend? here's a hint. both weekend days will not be the same. i'll have details coming up. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, it looks like tony romo has seen film with the 49ers and going to dallas will be a homecoming for one 49ers. >> i think my family is more excited than i am. >> and how excited are

>> when evidence of innocence emerges -- >> something was going on that was very unscrupulous and wasem will stop at nothing to get what it wants. >> we had struck out and he was going to die. there's a body in the water. mu he was butchered and

. >> title washing generally refers to whether unscrupulous individual or dealer, take as car with branded, salvaged title, usually the result of flood damage or damaged frame or other such happenings and take that vehicle and find a way to either alter the vin pattern, either digitally or analog and, rebrand the car. it is done by taking the car registering out-of-state in a state that doesn't reference the national title database to in essence wipe away the previous history. >> you said a lot there. let's unpack some of this. we've had several very large storms, hurricanes. a lot of cars were submerged. for example, hurricane ivan submerged 100,000 cars in the southeast. katrina 600,000 cars. it goes on and on this list. see it right there. hurricane ike back in 2008, 100,000 cars. so, instead of just junk those cars, there are some disreputable folks that try to resell them. keep in mind you may not be in the market for a used car but somebody coming down the highway opposite way from you is so you will be on the road with one of these cars if you're not careful. what are the telltale s

unprincipled and unscrupulous as they are, the democrats will now try to position themselves at the head of the war against isis. republicans should not let them get away with this. if it were not for the democrats determination to turn their backs on the war we would still have a massive military break -- base in iraq with 20,000 troops in the country. republicans should make this a political mantra and throw it into the democrats face is every chance they get. [applause] it was actually mike tyson who said everybody has a game plan until you punch them in the mouth. democrats have a massive punch in the mouth from republicans. every election, every time they open their mouths democrats are accusing republicans as racist, sexist, enemies of the poor, selfish and uncaring. that is a moral indictment and it grows those accused of this off the game plan. you wind up defending yourself against charges he can't defend yourself against certainly not in the political arena where you have nine seconds to respond. what is that the republican punch in the mouse for the? there is none. republicans

the department is diligent in its efforts to ensure the public is protected from unsafe or unscrupulouse practice. >> has been out there -- >> dr. rehnke would not give us an interview or a statement with his history of malpractice payouts or the death of susie. >> there's really no reason for them not to be able to go to the mother/son dance. there's really no reason mother's day they aren't giving mom breakfast in bed. this could have been prevented. >> heartbreaking. the fact that he is a doctor gives it more credibility because he knows what he's talking about. and dr. hehnke is still practicing. who oversees these medical boards? elect officials, state legislatures and govers. in florida, there's a state governor. he says based on our reporting he's going to introduce legislation to improve the ability of the boards to protect patients. >> should there be a national database database? >> there is one. u.s. department of health and human services has one. it's not public. but medical boards have access to it. the problem is they don't always look at it according to public citizen. >

law to help protect consumers in a greater ay from scammers, spasmers and unscrupulous telemarketters. , commend representative barton republican, and congresswoman grace meng, democrat, of queens new york, for their hard work and leadership on this issue. and i want the american people to know that on the energy and commerce committee where chairman barton and i serve, more bipartisan legislation is passed out of that committee, and reaches the floor of the house and then goes over to the united states senate and is passed in the united states senate and goes to the president of the united states for his signature than legislation from any other committee of congress. now much of what we do on the energy and commerce committee does not make the headlines, because much of what we do is bipartisan in nature. and that is the history of the committee. the oldest standing committee in the house of representatives, having been first established in 1795, and that is the tradition of bipartisanship when the chairman, mr. barton, was the chairman of that committee. it continues under the chai

later on, unscrupulous developers started to build homes and residential subdivisions there that didn't have paved streets. but the residents again raised up against these builders to make sure their city survived and prospered. today, the city is home to some 32,000 people making it the 95th largest city in texas. e city is el paso county's municipality. and there is a lot of history, a lot of plays to go and see. if you have a young kid and child, you'll want to hang out where the community gathers and that's at bulldog championship park which includes a splash park, walking trails, and a pond. there is also the entertainment center known as speaking rock, operated by a pueblo tribe located there. the entertainment center welcomes recording artists like b.b. king. they are served by the independent school district, one high school, three middle schools, five elementaries. i invite people visiting the 23rd to stop by there, enjoy the culture, and, mr. speaker, thank you very much. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back the bal

we do have to throw these things away because of unscrupulous politicians, particularly the ones after/11. this was a horrible thing. this worries me. i sound a trumpet call. the congress ran like scalded apes. they were scared that they have been delinquent and negligent. they raced to do things that may have been reckless. i worry. i worry that we have not had a sufficient conversation. this panel at steamboat is a good panel and charlie is a great advocate in this area. we need to have more of a conversation with the american people to prepare them for the challenges of homeland security and for the adversaries that are determined to bring down this nation. we ought to be. if we don't, the enemy will attack us again. we have to be prepared to be in it for the long haul. the long haul is not just the safety, but the liberty. >> this concerns digital currency and privacy. i see a time where paper currency is gone and 100% of transactions are tracked by the nsa or irs. looking with future technologies, what parameters to we need to put around security and liberty? >> what a great quest

we don't have to throw these away because unscrupulous politicians.fter 9/11 much this is what worries me, trumpetnd one more call. after 9/11, the congress hand so like apes, nay were scared. they were so afraid that hi had as to allowigent this attack that they raised immediately to do things that have been reckless. i worried. we have nod had a sufficient conversation. this panel is a good panel, and is a great advocate in this area. we need to have more a with the american people, to prepare them for the challenges of homeland security and for the adversaries that are determined to bring down this nation. we thought to be having that conversation because if we don't againe enemy attacks us the american people have to be mentally prepared for the fact that we're in it for the long the long haul is not just the safety of this country, but as charlie says, it's the liberties of this country as well. >> this question concerns currency and privacy. i see a time in 10 years where 100% currency is gone and of our transactions are tracked i.r.s.n.s.a. or

we do have to throw these things away because of unscrupulous politicians, particularly the ones after1. this was a horrible thing. and this is what worries me. let me just -- i'll sound one more trumpet call. after 9/11, the congress, they ran like scalded apes they were so scared. they were so afraid that they had been so delinquent and negligent as to allow this 9/11 attack that they raced immediately to do things that may have been reckless. i worry. i worry that we have not had a sufficient conversation. this panel at steamboat is a good panel and charlie is a great advocate in this area. we need to have more of a conversation with the american people to prepare them for the challenges of homeland security and for the adversaries that are determined to bring down the nation. we ought to be having that conversation. because if we don't and the enemy attacks us again, the american people have to be mentally prepared for the fact that we're in it for the long haul and the long haul is not just the safety of this country but as charlie said it's the liberties of this country as well.

here in the united states that organization such as isis are in fact reaching out to the very unscrupulousne might call, that is quite a high risk to the united states of america. if we think that the terrorist organization in the middle east are dangerous, beheadings, all one has to do is look just south of our border to see the cartels as dangerous and compared to past years where we thought law enforcement community that they had some screwles or lines they would not cross, this new generation of cartel leadership has no limit and would they facilitate the entry of terrorists into this country? absolutely. i think we need to be watching this coming 9-11. >> the president has not been to the border recently when he was asked to go down there. he's cut funding for the border patrol. he eliminated building the border fence. you were just down there. how is morale down there? do you even think the president believes in borders? >> actually i will be going back to the border after this show this morning. that's how focused i am right now on what is going on in the state of the border. last w