south carolina beat georgia. georgia beat florida. and they are all still sitting there licking their chops thinking about what might be. >> todd: and rooting for usc. >> brad: and lane kiffin. something strange about that. seven degrees of separation of some kind. final 30 seconds. it's going to be a big, big win and i'm sure it's going to be a cold one for will muschamp, as his team was 7-6 last year. they are only 3-5 in the s.e.c. and now they will be 11-1-7 . 7-1 with a blemish to georgia. we were kidding around with him the other day. measuring for a first down with a helmet off. we look at the bcs standings now. notre dame and usc at 8:00 on abc, about 45 minutes from now. alabama a winner over auburn. a shutout in the iron bowl. georgia 42-10 on georgia tech and florida by 17 here in the waning moments of this game and oregon beat oregon state in corvallis. >> todd: you mentioned will muschamp in rivalry games. he hasn't beaten georgia. he is 0-2 against georgia. he lost to florida state last year, but he evens up that slate.

and the return visit to georgia. two months later, hans kellner is about to pay a visit to his georgian counterpart. >> we're going to a field where they're planting winter barley. >> just like in germany, gela tetrauli is preparing the soil without deep plowing. loosening the soil in this gentle way helps preserve what little moisture is left in the soil. that will help the new seedlings. and once the plants are sturdy enough, they will help provide natural protection against soil erosion. >> we're hoping for a good harvest, of course. thanks to our collaboration with germany, we harvested up to 6 tons per hectare last year. if you keep in mind that we used to harvest 2 and a half at most, it's a huge success. >> right now, only about a dozen farmers here are using these soil-conserving methods. but their success is the talk of georgia. >> so changing times in georgia, and time to thank you for tuning in to this edition of global 3000. that's all for today but don't forget to tune in for more reports from around the

but southwest georgia male yes does. and he's now in our house and in hot pursuit of our decoy. >> can i give you a hug? >> have a seat. >> as the decoy walks behind the curtain, the man sees our camera crew and runs. >> he saw ron. he's coming out. he's coming out. >> and he keeps on running, even after sheriff's deputies order him to stop. >> get down! >> get down. >> finally, an officer's taser knocks him to the ground. after here's arrested, he's taken in for questioning. this man with the incredibly vulgar chat reveals something that ironically no longer surprises us. >> i was a minister in the church. >> what church you go to? >> baptist church. i don't want to go to prison. >> it also turns out he's married and worried about his wife finding out. >> mr. gary. >> yes, what is it? >> i'm gonna lose everything i got. >> do what? >> i'm going to lose everything i have, mr. gary. >> the 35-year-old asks to speak to a lawyer. and the interview is over. he's then taken to the county jail, fingerprinted, photographed and

down in georgia. i mean the guy -- that's a fairly prominent person in the american right these days. >> herding us in to the point with them. >> right. so there's that at one end. then there's the nihilistic obstruction. and the war on susan rice seems to be more in that latter category. whatever theories that they are picking up that happen to be by their side so they can wound her are much more about this kind of implacable project of political obstruction and destruction that has been a defining feature of republicans, particularly in congress, have conducted themselves in the obama era than it is the kind of association with the crazy fringe. >> and i got nancy pelosi on the road on that subject yesterday in a clip we have not played, from that interview but we're going to play in just a second. her reaction to that -- her diagnosis of that on the republican side and how she says it has been different in the past is fascinating and that's coming up. and it's apparently mraz. >> can i just say, ev

this time in harris county, georgia. we've rigged it with 12 hidden cameras, five inside, seven we hired a 19-year-old, a decoy that will invite the men in. >> hey, come on in. >> this is 24-year-old raymondo. he thinks he's going to meet a 14-year-old girl. he just met her in a chatroom. >> i made sweet tea for you. it's super good. that's what we do down south. >> to give you an idea of why i might be here, see what he said online. he asks a decoy if she's good at oral sex. nobody ever complained. then he asks if he shows a picture of his pen us, would she give him oral sex. the decoy says oh, yeah. sure enough, he sends her a picture of his genitals. >> how you doing? why don't you have a seat right over there? what are you doing here? >> we were talking online. i just wanted to come and meet her. >> who were you talking online with? >> that young lady there, sir. >> the young lady? >> yes, sir. >> he wants the decoy to meet her at the car. >> he was really talking online with a different decoy, a member of the online

jennifer and i were approached in the summer of 2008 by the georgia bureau of investigation, looking for some assistance in one of their cases. and it did spider web. it almost felt like somebody hitting a rock against a windshield and it just fractures. it was multi-jurisdictional, multi-agency, also multiple suspects. we're not dealing with just one person. we wanted to have the long arm of the law reach out and grab other persons in other states. so we decided to go after this. and we decided to go after the organization of the final exit network. >> narrator: with the hope of taking down the entire organization, the detectives joined forces with the georgia authorities and launched a massive investigation. >> we ended up with a case filed over 4,000 pages, over 30 boxes of documents. it's interesting because as "cloak and dagger" as final exit was, they insisted on leaving a paper trail. >> narrator: the vast amount of material revealed for the first time the inner workings of the network and convinced the forsyth county da that the organization had crossed a line. >> final exit

we're here at the georgia aquarium which is just absolutely fantastic. we've got a great guest lineup for you. we've got the mayor, we got the ceo of newell rubbermaid, and art blank, owner of the falcons. the only city where none of the biggest stocks fell year over year. it also made it easy to get here from the number two city, which we do appreciate. >> looks like you've got a whole pile of co-hosts there swimming behind you. looks like they're almost performing for the camera. >> you know, we've been trying to get an interview with the leader of this pod, beethoven. we've got word in with his pr people. right now he is being a little standoffish but you never know. for the ratings, i may jump in. that's all it takes. >> every single creature here on this earth wants their 15 minutes of fame. right? okay. brian, we'll get back to you in a second. >>> you've got lots of things happening over there in atlanta but lots of things are happening here as well. it all leads back to the fiscal cliff. bob pisani has been track being the comeback for the major

>> georgia. >> okay. so we welcome here in the curriculum meeting too, thank you very much. [ applause ] >> georgia, why don't you come on down. >> good evening, and welcome. >> thank you. >> anybody else have any other comments? >> so,... >> commissioner fewer, in the meeting you said for 5:30, is there any way that it could be put at 6:00, i think that i can make it at 6:00, but i also want to... it is such an important meeting, i mean like i just think that i am going to push my schedule so i can get here at 6:00. >> okay. >> when i think about folks who would want to come to that, >> that is okay. >> 6:00 is great for us. yeah. we just were going to schedule the committee meeting as a whole the following week but we have a regular board meeting and a rules meeting and we thought that the commissioners would not want to go to three meetings in one week, i don't know why they wouldn't. but any way we just assumed it so we are going to mark the cal calendars for the first monday in november, we hope that

they decided not to make a big play for georgia as they did in 2008. the next democratic nominee 2016 might circle georgia as at least a state to be in. >> he'll see you tomorrow for our pous script. what a week it was. >> thank you. >> karl rove is doing a lot of explaining today. politico reports he's calling top donors to talk about the nearly $400 million loss on tuesday night. one republican operative told the huffington post, quote, the billionaire donors hair are l e livid. there's holy hell to pass. joining me is nick capasori, political reporter for t"the ne york times". nothing is guaranteed. why are she so livid. sheldon adelman is a casino man. most of the time the house wins, and in this case it was obama's campaign. >> he gambled a lot and lost a lot in terms of return. how many races he won, if you exclude the house majority of republicans into which he put a lot of money and some overall super-pacs, the candidates he backed, eight candidates, all loss. that's a lot of moo la. >> this is what mr. adelman said regarding all this moent mon

and now georgia senator saxby chambliss says a no tax pledge signed by most republicans is standing in the way of getting that deal done. >> times have changed significantly. and i care more about this country than i do about a 20-year-old pledge. i think we owe the debt and we've got to figure out a way to pay it. >> that pledge was written by grover norquist and his group americans for tax reform. norquist talked about this on cnn's "the situation room." >> the commitment he made to the people of georgia was not to me. it was a written commitment to the people of georgia that he would go to washington to reduce government spending and reform government, not raise taxes. if he wants to change his mind and become a tax increaser, so we don't have to reform government, he needs to have that conversation with the people of georgia. >> we've got 38 days before we go over that cliff. if there's no deal before the end of the year, taxes will go up for every american. >>> amid fears the cease-fire between israel and hamas and gaza won't last long, we found one place that is a zone of peace.

the terps hosting georgia tech today with sean petty making his debut under center. terps fans trying to stay warm at birds stadium. there's petty who looked calm and cool early on, the yellowjackets jump on him in the first quarter. petty takes a big hit, fumble, georgia tech would recover, not a very nice welcome. it leads to this. a few plays later, tech in the red zone. they pitch to other win smith. in the end zone, a five-yard touchdown run. georgia tech takes the 13-0 lead. petty and the offense start clicking in the second half. the terps in a 27-0 hole. petty off the play fake hits stephan digs and the freshman does the work from there. petty's first touchdown since high school, of course. and maryland is on the board. and check out the way this one ends. final play of the game, petty and the terps keep fighting. he will just throw this one up for grabs. he puts it in the direction of his play maker. stephan digs. he goes up for it a 23-yard td pass which is all digs. it's not even close to being enough for the terps, they lose 33-13. petty with two td passe

georgia was a state that president obama was hoping to target. didn't look like that was going to come true. vermont, three electoral votes for the president, now on the board too, but that was expected. the one we're watching, guys, is the state of virginia. 13 electoral votes. both candidates have been targeting the state. 40% of the vote comes from the counties of northern virginia near washington, d.c. the other parts of the state are more conservative, more rural, more southern, and that's where it gives mitt romney hope of offsetting the margins that president obama could run up in northern virginia. we're just beginning to know what's happening tonight, but virginia is really the one in this bunch that we're going to want to see the clues later on when that gets called. >> yes. that was a state that obama carried the first democrat to carry the state of virginia since lyndon johnson in 1964. there is some question, of course, as you point out whether he will do it again this time. diana ollic is live in one of the northern virginia suburbs

. >>> maryland hosting georgia tech. eleanor roosevelt joining him and moving from linebacker to starting quarterback this week. not too easy. the first quarter, trailing 6- 0. he stumbles and the archbishop recovers at the maryland's 33. and tech would take advantage. the pitch to smith. he waltzes in from five yards out and the yellowjackets built a 27-0 lead. to the third quarter now. the terps still scoreless and not for long. the fake and hit him. he councilled him with the nice move and dives in for the 16- yard touchdown. the two connect on a 23-yard or the game's final play. maryland does fall to georgia tech, 33-13. d.c. united hosting the new york red bulls. the first leg of the home and home play-off series. 61st minute, no score and sends the service into the box to nick deleon and off of the new york offender into the net and shows him with the only goal. we'll take the gift that is 1- 0, black and red. four minutes later, on the corner and take the header in front and comes down with the ball and falls into

thank you52çe&uh >> commissioner. >> i wanted to welcome georgia. we've both come a long way since band class in high school. so congratulations. >> thank you. >> so what do youj. et okay. thank you for your report. >> if i could switch hats for a moment i1 +hópw wanted to take a moment -- i'm one of the parents on the -- at the indian education committeeíbg@.$jo wanted to first of all say thank you to commissioner fewer and commissioner murase for having that thought and then putting it into action. it's really important for our children and our students to take that pride andv honor. and we always want all of our children to feel like when they walk'?zom=u that they're all of who they are when they walk through that door and they don'tq [6 have to leave any part of themselves outside. thank you. >>/ç +i2 superintendent. >> superintendant carranza: i want to welcome you to this newgmñ?ñ? role and it's good to have you in this role as well. in addition to the work you're doing around restorative practices there are a number of schools3;w98 trai

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jennifer and i were approached in the summer of 2008 by the georgia bureau of investigation, looking for some assistance in one of their cases. and it did spider web. it almost felt like somebody hitting a rock against a windshield and it just fractures. it was multi-jurisdictional, multi-agency, also multiple suspects. we're not dealing with just one person. we wanted to have the long arm of the law reach out and grab other persons in other states. so we decided to go after this. and we decided to go after the organization of the final exit network. >> narrator: with the hope of taking down the entire organization, the detectives joined forces with the georgia auit

jennifer and i were approached in the summer of 2008 by the georgia bureau of investigation, looking for some assistance in one of their cases. and it did spider web. it almost felt like somebody hitting a rock against a windshield and it just fractures. it was multi-jurisdictional, multi-agency, also multiple suspects. we're not dealing with just one person. we wanted to have the long arm of the law reach out and grab other persons in other states. so we decided to go after this. and we decided to go after the organization of the final exit network. >> narrator: with the hope of taking down the entire organization, the detectives joined forces with the georgia authorities and launched a

but late monday, georgia lottery officials say things appear to be running normally. then, the question that big players are asking. how can they increase their odds of winning? the only way is to buy more tickets. so, if you want a bigger chance of winning, look for a smaller lottery that's not causing nationwide fever. and if you don't want to share, try staying away from numbers commonly thought of as lucky, like 7 and 11. and if $425 million doesn't sound like enough for you, hang on. all you greedy folks out there. powerball officials say ticket sales have been so strong, they might hike the jackpot later today. unbelievable. >> i know where i'm going after work. just saying. >>> some stunning surveillance camera video to show you from the crash of a navy jet in virginia beach back in april. the jet flies hauntingly close to the camera as it plummets into apartment buildings. amazingly, no one was killed in the crash. two aviators ejected a few feet above the ground. the fire consumed several buildings before being brought under control. close call. >>> the owner

next we go to the state of georgia. polls closing there just about an hour ago with 16 electoral votes. mitt romney well ahead of president obama, just 2% of the precincts reporting. the state of florida with its 29 electoral votes, you can see president obama leading in this state. of course a lot of talk throughout this campaign about the importance of winning florida. we'll be monitoring all of the states. number are coming in by the minute. >> polls are closing and we are tracking the results. more election coverage for you when we return. in just seconds polls will close in 16 more states and washington d.c. for president obama and mitt romney, what happens in two of those states,

rural lands to an international one world government the goal of the presentation was to influence georgia lawmakers to follow in the footsteps of tennessee and kentucky republican lawmakers who've already passed legislation to block agenda twenty one from being implemented in their states as if anybody wanted to also on the fear agenda twenty one bandwagon is newly elected tea party senator from texas ted cruz. ted cruz says they're coming for the golf courses oh no not the golf courses luckily for the golfing community ted cruz is headed to the united states senate to stop george soros and the u.n. from confiscating our gust of national though hopefully somebody will tell cruz perhaps by removing his tin foil hat that the united nations has no interest whatsoever in turning augusta national into a sustainable biodome likewise hopefully somebody will tell mr field seriously that the un has no interest in forcibly removing americans from the countryside either here's what agenda twenty one actually really is it stands for agenda twenty first century it's a completely non-binding un agreeme

. >> narrator: while georgia readied its case, criminal indictments were issued in phoenix, arizona for the death of jana van voorhis. it would be the first case against final exit network to go to trial. >> she took her life and they helped her do it. >> narrator: medical director dr. lawrence egbert was charged with conspiracy to assist in a suicide, and "exit guides" frank langsner and wye hale-rowe were each charged with manslaughter. >> with the arrests of both our volunteers in arizona and georgia, we were on the map as it pertained to awareness of our country, that there were activists prepared to challenge the law. and were they or were they not breaking the law? well, this was up to courts and other wise people to decide. >> they made sure that she used this hood when she put it over her head. >> narrator: the jana van voorhis case would be the first trial since the days of dr. kevorkian to test the nation's laws prohibiting assisted suicide. >> let's take a look inside, exhibit 91. >> narrator: a guilty verdict in arizona could mean the end for final exit network. >> they knew

then there is the state of georgia. the polls have just closed there at 7:00 eastern and it, too, is too close to call. but then there is the state of indiana. "fox news" now projects governor mitt romney will win the state of indiana which president obama did win four years ago. that's a turnover. 5% of the votes in but the model suggests to us it is good gh to mitt romney according to the "fox news" decision team has won the state of indiana. "fox news" also projects governor romney will win in the bluegrass state kentucky with 4% of all precincts reporting. 2/3 of all voters are voting "fox news" ney and projects romney wins kentucky. outh too close to call in s carolina. none of the precincts are can project t we president obama will win in the state of vermont. six states where the polls have just closed. we've made calls in two of them. and in the others we can't yet make a call but they'll come. three important senate races among those that have just called. we have three in virginia, democrats are trying to hold

rural lands to an international one world government the goal of the presentation was to influence georgia lawmakers to follow in the footsteps of tennessee and kentucky republican lawmakers who've already passed legislation to block agenda twenty one from being implemented in their states as if anybody wanted to also on the fear agenda twenty one bandwagon is newly elected tea party senator from texas ted cruz. ted cruz says they're coming for the golf courses oh no not the golf courses luckily for the golfing community ted cruz is headed to the united states senate to stop george soros and the u.n. from confiscating augusta national though hopefully somebody will tell cruz perhaps by removing his tinfoil hat that the united nations has no interest whatsoever in turning augusta national into a sustainable biodome likewise hopefully somebody will tell mr field seriously that the un has no interest in forcibly removing americans from the countryside either here's what agenda twenty one actually really is it stands for agenda twenty first century it's a completely non-binding un agreement no

problems in georgia, north carolina with rain. the heaviest rains are over the atlanta area, chattanooga. another batch of rain from tallahassee over the gulf. some of that could go from the i-4 corridor. that's a key battleground area in florida. now as far as the forecast is going to go as we advance into election day, watching that light wintery mix. again, it's very light. shouldn't cause too many issues. there's a lot of other great weather. most of our battleground states are looking for mostly sunny to beautiful weather conditions. colorado to virginia, ohio, up to new hampshire should be a very nice day. what about that nor'easter we've been talking about over the last four or five days. i finally have some good news for everyone. it looks like the storm is going to be a little further off the coast. i don't think we're going to see a lot of significant wind damage out of this. we could see some snow in areas where sandy hit. it's very cold out here this morning. it looks like the areas from new jersey up to southern new e

have already passed resolutions condemning the un's agenda twenty one and last week the speaker of the georgia house of representatives chip rogers broad field seriously into the georgia house to explain via a powerpoint presentation how this mind control will destroy america says he told the assembled republicans and told me today on the radio that obama's mind control techniques called the delphi technique was developed by the rand corporation during the cold war and obama and the un are using it on us not only that seriously said this is comparable to joe stalin's five year plans and mounts it sounds great leap forward neither of those in retrospect worked out all that well but on the other hand neither those have anything to do at least here in the reality based world with the united nations or agenda twenty one but don't try to convince republicans in the south about that soon georgia will probably join kansas and tennessee in approving a bill that condemns the un's project to educate nations about how to develop their natural resources sustainably will condemn them as both socialist and

unfortunately, the only thing flashy was georgia tech. linebacker, going to starting quarterback, he is huge. .he yellow jackets up 6-0, go georgia tech recovers, and they stormed down the field. d score, 13-0. they took command early, never back. bright spot for the terps, diggs. everybody should come out and watch him play. diggs just keeps rolling, his touchdown catch of the game. a little too late, the terps lose 33-13. >> i had to get prepared to play today. i think we are getting better the team will move forward and we will get better. >> we will just keep sticking grinding andkeep working and find a way. >> november 27 is the five-year anniversary of the death of sean taylor. he was a player who gave his all the field and to the fans. today, his father was in town a luncheon at joe dawson's restaurant in alexandria. \ 'stheismann;s restaurant. at fedex, there is quite the legacy in washington. >> he did the best that he could. he brought an appreciation for game, the people, the staff, owner, and he just wanted to play well. thank

helps duke beat georgia state, 74-65. four, maryland, 77-69. three, yukon, michigan state, all about the spar tans -- spartans, upset the huskies, 66-62. two, georgia, florida, held up by condone says. they had to -- condone dsation. and also the ohio state and march marquette cas was canceled as well because of condensation, as >>> have a great weekend. veterans day on monday. >> david letterman is coming up next. >> thank you.

georgia lee moses was found stranged in petaluma back in 1997. a group of volunteers who never knew moses created a angel sculpture, that was previously located near the freeway where her body was found. but construction work prompted volunteers to relocate it to city hall. one of those volunteers, a petaluma firefighter spoke about what this memorial means to the community. >> it's a very touching that georgia moses is the moses motivation to keep it this going. >>all of these year later, georgia moses' killing remains unsolve. a morning fire could have been sparked by bbq coals. you can see a backhoe on a barge trying to knock down the flames. san rafael firefighters say it appears coals left on the deck sparked the fire. they also say the apartment had a smoke detector, but the battery had been removed. >>> a somber service in the south bay for a long time firefighter who died while on duty. ktvu's matt keller was at that ceremony for the 47-year-old battalion chief who many considered a mentor. >> reporter: helicopters above let the firefight

. >> what a welcome we got from georgia, the golden retriever. what do you think of georgia? >> she's pretty. >> this 16-year-old loves dogs. a shop in arlington that has everything for man's best friend, even a dog trainer who comes to work with dogs like georgia who drop by. william enjoyed helping out. >> he's a country boy. he loves anything outdoors, he loves to swim, work on vintage cars. he likes playing football. he loves animals. >> william has had to move from one foster home to another over the past eight years says he once had a dog at one of his placements. >> it was my dog. i just trained it like it was my dog and it was a black lab. no one was taking care of it in my house, so i took care of it. >> he never cooked up dog biscuits like this. we got a lesson, letting william add the ingredients, including the peanut butter, mix it up and cut them into bones and bake them until they were golden brown. >> i think she likes peanut butter, what do you think? would you like to have another dog? >> i would. >> maybe that's what you should look for, a family for you tha

and a real dog like georgia. barbara harrison, news4 for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and in your heart for william or another child, call our special adoption hotline or visit nbcwashington.com. >>> william was really good with that dog training. >> i know, i know. >> he was a dog's best friend, no doubt about that. knows exactly how to win the dog over. >> that's a sign of good character. if you're good with pets. >> well, we're all dog owners, so we're a little biased to be dog preferences. >> a great day to take your pet out. >> absolutely right. a good day to take your dog for a nice long walk along the block in the sunshine. you want to get that done today because it won't be this nice for too much longer. >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> snow lovers, feast your eyes on this. check this snowfall out in utah. several drivers got stuck in the snow. they had to call a tow truck for help. the snow is so thick and heavy, drivers must use chains on their tires or use four wheel drive t

showers around orlando, jacksonville, coastal areas of south carolina and georgia. that's probably the only spots that maybe have to deal with an umbrella or wet weather later today. tomorrow not a lot changes. it's a tranquil weather pattern. temperatures across the northern half of the country should be in the 40s and everyone else in the 50s and 60s. lynn, next week there's a possible coastal storm in new england but it's kind of unsettled. more details ahead. >> all right, bill. thanks so much. >>> well, the day has come for people magazine to unveil 2012's sexiest man alive. rumors and speculation have channing tatum as a possible front-runner. have you seen "magic mike." but ryan gosling's always been a front-runner. >>> ann hathaway is starring in the new less miss ser rabls film. it causes her to lose 25 pounds. she went on a near starvation diet of two squares of dry owe the male paste a day. an experience she said was definitely nuts. we say crazy. >>> now that the 2012 election is a thing of the past, steven kolber plans to take it nice and easy for a whi

now, georgia tech start today on a 12-2 run. the 3 given the yellow jackets. now, not spectacular but solid enough to keep that job. stkphao all right. lawmakers earned their way to the state level to get a salary cut. they are making less now than at the city level. that is it for "eyewitness news" for 5:30. we will see you here in half an hour. until then our news upstate is on our web site. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> glor: tonight the showdown in egypt, with violent protests escalating on cairo streets president morsi is due to confront the judges who oppose his decrees. holy williams is there. a strong start to holiday sales. both in stores and especially on-line. elaine quijano is with the shoppers.

norquist talked about it on cnn's situation room". >> the commitment he made to the people of georgia was not to me. it was a written commitment to the people of georgia that he would go to washington to reduce government spending and reform government, not raise taxes. if he wants to change his mind and become a tax increaser, so we don't have to reform government, he needs to have that conversation with the people of georgia. >> there are 38 days left till we reach the fiscal cliff. at that point, if there is no deal, there will be automatic tax increases for every american. >>> police in tallahassee, florida, are searching for a gunman who started shooting outside a walmart on black friday. this walmart. investigators believe the shooting was sparked by a disagreement over a parking space. they're now looking for a dark green toyota camry in connection with the case. two people were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> and a target store in an error ra, colorado is expected to reopen this morning for business after another shooting incident. police say a man

house of representatives chip rogers broad field seriously into the georgia house to explain a power point presentation how this mind control will destroy america says he told the assembled republicans and told me today on the radio that obama's mind control techniques called the delphi technique was developed by the rand corporation during the cold war and obama and the un are using it on us not only that seriously said this is comparable to joe stalin's five year plans and mao tse tung's great leap forward neither of those in retrospect worked out all that well but on the other hand neither those have anything to do at least here in the reality based world with the united nations or agenda twenty one but don't try to convince republicans in the south about that soon georgia will probably join kansas and tennessee in approving a bill that condemns the un's project to educate nations about how to develop their natural resources sustainably will condemn them as both socialist and communist and of course not a word will be spoken about how billionaires in the transnational corporations

jennifer and i were approached in the summer of 2008 by the georgia bureau of investigation, looking for some assistance in one of their cases. and it did spider web. it almost felt like somebody hitting a rock against a windshield and it just fractures. it was multi-jurisdictional, multi-agency, also multiple suspects. we're not dealing with just one person. we wanted to have the long arm of the law reach out and grab other persons in other states. so we decided to go after this. and we decided to go after the organization of the final exit network.

georgia? >> she's pretty. >> 16-year-old william loves dogs. so this is a great way to be greeted, at a shop in arlington that has everything for man's best friend. even a dog trainer, allison coates. william enjoyed helping out with a little training session. >> william is a self-proclaimed country boy. he loves anything outdoors. he loves to swim. he's very hands-on. >> reporter: william, who has had to move from one foster home to another over the past eight years, says he once had a dog at one of his placements. >> i taught it how to sit. and actually it was my dog. so i just trained it. like it was my dog. >> reporter: but he never cooked up dog biscuits like laura does. she gave us a lesson. >> i think she likes peanut butter. what do you think? would you like to have another dog? >> i would. >> maybe that's what we should look for is a family for you that likes dogs, so you could have your own dog. >> we're looking for a two-parent home, well experienced family who could be patient with