listen good journalists are willing to go to jail in order to protect their sources but hudson wasn't even given that choice this d.h.s.s. raid was meant to send a message anonymous whistleblowing.

right michael hudson despite interest rates at record lows the prime minister here in the u.k. has had to enter do a scheme to underwrite fifteen percent of the deposit on properties valued at up to six hundred thousand pounds what does this tell you it tells me that england is doing exactly the same thing that australia and the united states that are doing their banks are and trouble and the what they want to do is reinflate the real estate market so that the prices flow be high enough to cover all of the bad loans that british banks have made in australia they're giving similar. pushes to in the united states the federal housing authority has said well we can lend money get government guaranteed loans to homebuyers up to forty three percent of their wages so what you're saying is a huge transfer payment of wages into the hands of the banks to make it loans to buy i pressed high priced real estate and the amazing thing is that in london just as in america and australia they're saying that homeowners are getting rich from other rising price of their homes that the government is

according to the warrant the da just raided hudson's home to search for illegal guns up longer a husband but naturally agents can pass up that golden opportunity to seize hudson confidential files files related to a series of stories she had written critical of the federal air marshal program and wouldn't you know it the air marshal program falls into the administration of the d h s what a coincidence according to hudson the confiscated documents included the names of multiple sources that had blown the whistle on the ineptitude of this program when describing the home invasion hudson said quote this guy basically came in here and took my anonymous sources and turned them over to the agency they were blowing the whistle on and these guys still work there yes that's right whistleblowers that are currently employed by the d.h.s.s. listen good journalists are willing to go to jail in order to protect their sources but hudson wasn't even given that choice this d.h.s.s. raid was meant to send a message anonymous whistleblowing no longer exists. the . it was a. very hard to take. place that ha

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to new york speak with dr michael hudson author of the bubble and beyond michael hudson welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much max all right michael hudson despite interest rates at record lows the prime minister here in the u.k. has had to enter do a scheme to underwrite fifteen percent of the deposit on properties valued at up to six hundred thousand pounds what does this tell you it tells me that england is doing exactly the same thing that australia and the united states are doing their banks are and trouble and the what they want to do is reinflate the real estate market so that the prices flow being high enough to cover all of the bad loans that british banks have made in australia they're giving similar. pushes to the united states the federal housing authority has said well we can lend money get government guaranteed loans to homebuyers up to forty three percent of their own wages so what you're saying is a huge transfer payment of wages into the hands of the banks making loans to buy i pressed high pr

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to new york speak with dr michael hudson author of the bubble and beyond michael hudson welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much max all right michael hudson despite interest rates at record lows the prime minister here in the u.k. has had to enter do a scheme to underwrite fifteen percent of the deposit on properties valued at up to six hundred thousand pounds what does this tell you it tells me that england is doing exactly the same thing that australia and the united states are doing their banks are and trouble and the what they want to do is really inflate the real estate market so that the prices flow be high enough to cover all of the bad loans that british banks have made in australia they're giving similar. pushes in the united states the federal housing authority has said well we can lend money get government guaranteed loans to homebuyers up to forty three percent of their wages so what you're saying is a huge transfer payment of wages into the hands of the banks to make loans to buy i pressed high pri

the part of homeland security raid back in august on the house of washington times reporter audrey hudson according to the warrant the da just raided hudson's home to search for illegal guns up longer a husband but naturally agents can pass up that golden opportunity to seize hudson confidential files files related to a series of stories she had written critical of the federal air marshal program and wouldn't you know it the air marshal program falls into the administration of the d.h.s.s. what a coincidence according to hudson the confiscated documents included the names of multiple sources that had blown the whistle on the ineptitude of this program when describing the home invasion hudson said quote this guy basically came in here and took my anonymous sources and turned them over to the agency they were blowing the whistle on and these guys still work there yes that's right whistleblowers that are currently employed by the d.h.s.s. listen good journalists are willing to go to jail in order to protect their sources but hudson wasn't even given that choice this d.h.s.s. raid was meant t

right michael hudson despite interest rates at record lows the prime minister here in the u.k. has had to enter do a scheme to underwrite fifteen percent of the deposit on properties valued at up to six hundred thousand pounds what does this tell you it tells me that england is doing exactly the same thing that australia and the united states are doing their banks are and trouble and the what they want to do is really inflate the real estate market so that the prices flow be high enough to cover all of the bad loans that british banks have made in australia they're giving similar. pushes in the united states the federal housing authority has said well we can lend out money get government guaranteed loans to homebuyers up to forty three percent of their own wages so what you're saying is a huge transfer payment of wages into the hands of the banks making loans to buy i pressed high priced real estate and im mazing thing is that in london just as in america and australia they're saying that homeowners are getting rich from other rising price of their homes that the government is

listen good journalists are willing to go to jail in order to protect their sources but hudson wasn't even given that choice this d.h.s.s. raid was meant to send a message anonymous whistleblowing no longer exists. it was a. very hard thing. to. do that had sex with the terror threat there. please please please. please. please. please please. please. please. just over four months ago investigative journalist michael hastings died in a tragic car accident after his mercedes crashed into a tree an exploded at least that's the official story coming from the los angeles police department but unanswered questions still surround hastings' untimely death the most pertinent being why a brand new mercedes exploded upon impact the one journalist is raising.

right michael hudson despite interest rates at record lows the prime minister here in the u.k. has had to enter do a scheme to underwrite fifteen percent of the deposit on properties valued at up to six hundred thousand pounds what does this tell you it tells me that england is doing exactly the same thing that australia and the united states are doing their banks are and trouble and the what they want to do is reinflate the real estate market so that the prices flow be high enough to cover all of the bad loans that british banks have made in australia they're giving similar. pushes in the united states the federal housing authority has said well we can lend money get government guaranteed loans to homebuyers up to forty three percent of their own wages. thing is a huge transfer payment of wages into the hands of the banks making loans to buy i pressed high priced real estate and the amazing thing is that in london just as in america and australia they're saying that homeowners are getting rich from other rising price of their homes that the government is pushing up but they're

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time that i got to new york speak of dr michael hudson author of the bubble and beyond michael hudson welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much max all right michael hudson despite interest rates at record lows the prime minister here in the u.k. has had to enter does a scheme to underwrite fifteen percent of the deposit on properties valued at up to six hundred thousand pounds what does this tell you it tells you that england is doing exactly the same thing that australia and the united states are doing their banks are and trouble and the what they want to do is really inflate the real estate market so that the prices flow be high enough to cover all of the bad loans that british banks have made in australia they're giving similar. pushes in the united states the federal housing authority has said well we can lend money get government guaranteed loans to home buyers up to forty three percent of their own wages so what you're saying is a huge transfer payment of wages into the hands of the banks making loans to buy i pressed h

right michael hudson despite interest rates at record lows the prime minister here in the u.k. has had to enter does a scheme to underwrite fifteen percent of the deposit on properties valued at up to six hundred thousand pounds what does this tell you it tells me that england is doing exactly the same thing that australia and the united states are doing their banks are and trouble and the what they want to do is really inflate the real estate market so that the prices flow be high enough to cover all of the bad loans that british banks have made in australia they're giving similar. pushes in the united states the federal housing authority has said well we can lend money get government guaranteed loans to homebuyers up to forty three percent of their wages so what you're saying is a huge transfer payment of wages into the hands of the banks making loans to buy i pressed high priced real estate and the amazing thing is that in london just as in america and australia they're saying that homeowners are getting rich from other rising price of their homes that the government is push

right michael hudson despite interest rates at record lows the prime minister here in the u.k. has had to enter does a scheme to underwrite fifteen percent of the deposit on properties valued at up to six hundred thousand pounds what does this tell you it tells me that england is doing exactly the same thing that australia and the united states are doing their banks are and trouble and the what they want to do is really inflate the real estate market so that the prices flow being high enough to cover all of the bad loans that british banks have made in australia they're giving similar. pushes in the united states the federal housing authority has said well we can lend money get government guaranteed loans to homebuyers up to forty three percent of their wages so what you're saying is a huge transfer payment of wages into the hands of the banks making loans to buy i press the high priced real estate and the amazing thing is that in london just as in america and australia they're saying that homeowners are getting rich from of the rising price of their homes that the government i

hudson wrote, in a summary about the raid provided to "the daily caller." the coast guard was involved because audrey's husband works for them as an ordinance technician. what was the reason for grabbing his wife's files? she said she asked bosh why they took the files and he reresponded, they needed to run them by t.s.a. to make sure it was, quote, legitimate for her to have them. i'm sorry, legitimate for a reporter to have her own hand-written notes? what kind of country are we living in that busts into somebody's home at 4:30 in the orning to take her notes at rding whistleblowers homeland security? we're living in a scary time. but back to the article. quote, this guy basically came in here, took my unanimous sources and turned them over -- took my whistleblowers, turned them over to the agency they were blowing the whistle on, unquote, hudson said, and these guys still worked there, quoint. -- unquote. hudson said, none of the documents were classified, no laws were broken in obtaining them, she is talking about her or dane -- her obtaining them. she

according to the warrant the da just raided hudson's home to search for illegal guns of longer a husband but naturally agents can pass up that golden opportunity to see hugs and confidential files files related to a series of stories she had written critical of the federal air marshal program and wouldn't you know it the air marshal program falls into the administration of the d.h.s.s. what a coincidence according to hudson the confiscated documents included the names of multiple sources that had blown the whistle on the ineptitude of this program when describing the home invasion hudson said quote this guy basically came in here and took my anonymous sources and turned them over to the agency they were blowing the whistle on and these guys still work there yes that's right whistleblowers that are currently employed by the d.h.s.s. listen good journalists are willing to go to jail in order to protect their sources but hudson wasn't even given that choice this d.h.s.s. raid was meant to send a message anonymous whistleblowing no longer exists. it was a. very hard. line that had sex with h

according to the warrant the da just raided hudson's home to search for illegal guns up longer a husband but naturally agents can pass up that golden opportunity to seize hugs and confidential files files related to a series of stories she had written critical of the federal air marshal program and wouldn't you know it the air marshal program falls into the administration of the d.h.s.s. what a coincidence according to hudson the confiscated documents included the names of multiple sources that had blown the whistle on the ineptitude of this program when describing the home invasion hudsons said quote this guy basically came in here and took my anonymous sources and turned them over to the agency they were blowing the whistle on and these guys still work there yes that's right whistleblowers that are currently employed by the d.h.s.s. listen good journalists are willing to go to jail in order to protect their sources but hudson wasn't even given that choice this d.h.s.s. raid was meant to send a message anonymous whistleblowing no longer exists. it was a. very hard to take. place that ha

what a coincidence according to hudson the confiscated documents included the names of multiple sources that had blown the whistle on.

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and does jennifer hudson have the medicine son that kathlee tn sebelius needs to revival obamacare? i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." >> reporter: this is real money. you are the most important part of the very. join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter at a.j. real money. the federal reserve has just spent two days discussing what it's going to do about this economy. for now the fed plans to stay the course continue pumping $85 billion a month into the financial system and that has the affect of keeping interest rates down. the fed says it's too early to taper that stimulus in part because the government shutdown set us back a bit but they still cite a week jobs picture. >>> 10,000 private sector jobs were added in october. that's not the monthly government jobs report. we'll get one of those on november 8th. this is from the payroll firm adp but it's generally seen as a predictor of what the government number will say especially since the vast majority of jobs created these days are in in fact, in the private sector. 130,000 is well below the average for the

. - stanley hudson is a grump. everybody knows that. but did you know that stanley hudson is also the face of a debilitating disease known as diabetes? [springy sound effect] the diabetes award goes to stanley hudson! come on up here, you sick bastard. we're proud of you. - i have diabetes too, but you don't see me making a big deal about it. - "they say he's going to be my right-hand man. ad-lib masturbation joke." nope. i hate this. i hate it so much. "dwight shrute, please accept this promising assistant manager dundie." [applause] - thank you. thanks so much. um, i want to dedicate this award to something that, uh, we take for granted in our daily lives. and that is the humble trash can. this is for you, trash can! [microphone thuds] [thud, microphone feedback] - pippi longstocking. ronald mcdonald's wife. ron howard. ron weasley. what do they all have in common? redheads. erin hannon... come on up here to receive your cutest redhead in the office award! - this is bull! - [gasps] thank you! thank you! thank you! this is the first aw

and does jennifer hudson have the medicine son that kathlee that kathleen sebelius needs to revival obamacare? i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." >> reporter: this is real money. you are the most important part of the very. join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter at a.j. real money. the federal reserve has just spent two days discussing what it's going to do about this economy. for now the fed plans to stay the course continue pumping $85 billion a month into the financial system and that has the affect of keeping interest rates down. the fed says it's too early to taper that stimulus in part because the government shutdown set us back a bit but they still cite a week jobs picture. >>> 10,000 private sector jobs were added in october. that's not the monthly government jobs report. we'll get one of those on november 8th. this is from the payroll firm adp but it's generally seen as a predictor of what the government number will say especially since the vast majority of jobs created these days are in in fact, in the private sector. 130,000 is well below the average for th

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"don't go to the hudson river. go to the upland and work by gravity." and that's what new york city did. they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. and really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep be

kind of was conservative with it. >> ihink they both look hot, but i have to go with jennifer hudson. >> we have more gossip starting with lindsay lohan's new tattoo. >> i love her. >> gossip girl here. >> from an angry pig to lindsay's all new inc., i have all the scoop. lindsay lohan is definitely still addicted to something. the thrill of a new tattoo. she shared this snap of herself getting inked in new york. her body art is top secret. can't wait to see what she's added to her collection. >> live without regret. >> i've had these -- i've had them. >> they're for myself when i'm alone. >> beautiful. >> macaulay culkin is back, and this is what he looks like now. my spies caught him at comicon wearing this odd pink and black animal ears. maybe someone should let him know it's not halloween. his rare appearance for robot chicken, the cartoon he's done voice work for. it doesn't take much to make pink angry. she was p.o..ed when she got audited by the irs. i was there front and center when she joked with a packed crowd at her l.a. staples center show. well, pink, you're set to earn

./ still ahead, how's this for a way to avoid paying the tolls to cross the hudson? we'll tell you what's really going on...next. just when you think you've seen could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that when a tree falls in the forest and no one's around, it does make a sound? ohhh...ohhh...oh boy! i'm falling. everybody look out! ahhhhh...ugh. little help here. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. anybody? york...comes this.... a man bicycling on the water. judah schiller has just become the first person to cross the hudson river on a bike. he's created a bike that actually acts like a sort of paddleboat as he pedals. he's doing it o promote biking as a sustainable commuting alternative--eve n across bodies of water. he hopes to make similar crossings in miami, san diego and los angeles. time for a last look at the seven day forecast. vytas, how's the weekend shaping up? the ravens' newest addition made his first appearance in owings mills... find out if eugene monroe will be ready to p

. >> and kate hudson. >>> plus the doctor on trial for drowning his wife in a bathtub. eight days after she got a facelift. >> he was planning to move his mistress in within days. hello. >>> then -- [ cheering and applause ] "saturday night live" fire storm. >>> then -- >> welcome to the bob hope estate. >> the comic legend's huge master suite and bob hope's huge master lair. >> there were two women that were allowed in. >>> plus kim kardashian's cheeky self-ie. >> and the world's most expensive bra. now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody and thank you for joining us. washington, d.c. has been the scene of a lot of bizarre happenings in rerent creeks but nothing like -- recent weeks but nothing this. the stenographer became a part of the official record when she had a bizarre freakout in the well of the house. >> a bizarre scene on the floor of the house of representatives as the official stenographer suddenly freaks out. >> it happened at the close of the historic vote to end the government shutdown. watch as house stenographer dianne r

./ still ahead, how's this for a way to avoid paying the tolls to cross the hudson? we'll tell you what's really going on...next. just when you think you've seen it all in new york...comes this.... a man bicycling on the water. judah schiller has just become the first person to cross the hudson river on a bike. he's created a bike that actually acts like a sort of paddleboat as he pedals. he's doing it o promote biking as a sustainable commuting alternative--eve n across bodies of water. he hopes to make similar crossings in miami, san diego and los angeles. time for a last look at the seven day forecast. vytas, how's the weekend shaping up? the ravens' newest addition made his first appearance in owings mills... find out if eugene monroe will be ready to play on sunday... next in sports unlimited... that's all tonight for the ♪ ♪ when i'm halfway into your heart ♪ ♪ you have to let me know ♪ so i don't make my worst mistake ♪ ♪ turn around and let you go [ female announcer ] when sweet and salty come together, the taste is irresistible. made with sweet

listen good journalists are willing to go to jail in order to protect their sources but hudson wasn't even given that choice this d.h.s.s. raid was meant to send a message anonymous whistleblowing no longer exists. in the in the. it was a. very hard to take that. lightly ever had sex with her but they're looking. to cut. cut. cut. cut. just over four months ago investigative journalist michael hastings died in a tragic car accident. after his mercedes crashed into a tree and exploded at least that's the official story coming from the los angeles police department but unanswered questions still surrounding his team's untimely death the most pertinent being why a brand new mercedes exploded upon impact while one journalist is raising new questions about the incident after speaking with a computer science professor studying how to remotely hack a car in a new article carl gibson reports how it's impossible i'm sorry it's possible remotely manipulated vehicles from up to a thousand miles away and speculates that private contractors may have played a role in hastings death while carl joine

and i don't think they need their own section, they need to be right there mixed up with rock hudson, kim kardashian, all of them. walk of fame. that's it. [ applause ] so now yesterday we were talking about jennifer lopez and casper and that their relationship might be on the rocks. well, casper later on, you know, after i went back to jersey, he went on access hollywood last night to clear up the rumors. i couldn't wait to get here and play this piece of footage for you. this piece of footage has so many moving parts. first of all, his hair. his scary hair, that smile, and listen to how he talks like -- very -- he's very light in the voice, you know. okay. roll the piece. >> everywhere i turn, it's like the new news is something going on with you and j-lo. are we together? just clear up rumors. >> last i was informed, we were. >> you're together? does the magazine have trouble in paradise. >> everything's going well. everything's good. >> is there any chance this goes forward? a marriage, that kind of thing? >> we'll have to see. >> but it's on the table? >> we'll have to see. >> i

hudson, quebec, is 40 miles from the french canadian city of montreal. it's also home to a summer music festival that draws thousands. >> the hudson festival is very, very popular with the town. everybody comes out. it's a very festive atmosphere. >> the best place to watch the performances is the stage by cunningham's restaurant and bar. >> we luck out every year. we get the stage right in front of our pub. >> july 31st, 2010, is the last night of the festival. hudson resident sherry graham is there with her family and her video camera. >> there's some really really interesting things. i walk around and see what i would like to film. >> she's not the only one excited to be at the festival. the area outside cunningham's is packed. in addition to the music, there's a special nighttime act, a fire breathing performance. >> we didn't know what to expect, but we knew it would be probably exciting. >> fire breathing has long captured the imagination with its irresistible mix of dazzle and daring. >> fire breathing is something that captivates the crowd. it's

. >> reporter: a gang of motorcycles speeding up the henry hudson parkway near 96th street boxing in a range rover suv. it's all captured on tape by one of the bikers. you can see one of the bikes slowed down in front of the range rover. the range rover runs into the bike and suddenly there's a complete standstill on the henry hudson with dozens of angry bikers surrounding the suv. inside was 33-year-old alexia leann with his wife and young daughter. >> they attack his car. apparently his tires are slashed there. >> reporter: desperate to escape the scene, liam takes off in his range rover, plowing over three motorcyclists breaking their legs. but it doesn't end there. the bikers continue their chase and a few miles up the road, surround the suv again. one biker runs up to the car, opens liam's door and attempts to pull him out. minutes later in washington heights, bikers start striking the video. just after the video stops, police say he's pulled out and slashed in the face in front of his terrified family. this picture shows his wife holding their baby girl. >> one of the bicyclist

. >> reporter: a gang of motorcycles speeding up the henry hudson parkway near 96th street boxing in a range rover suv. it's all captured on tape by one of the bikers. you can see one of the bikes slowed down in front of the range rover. the range rover runs into the bike and suddenly there's a complete standstill on the henry hudson with dozens of hinge gri bikers surrounding the suv. inside was 33-year-old alexia yeeian with his wife and young daughter. >> they attack his car. >> reporter: desperate to escape the scene, liam takes off in his range rover, plowing over three motorcyclists breaking their legs. but it doesn't end there. the bikers go to the chase and a few miles up the road surround him again. one biker evens his door and attempts to pull him out. minutes later in washington heights, bikers start striking the video. just after the video stops, police say he's pulled out and slashed in the face in front of his tearful family. >> one of the bicyclists started attacking him. after they got him out of his car, they beat him up. >> reporter: while police try to track down t

jennifer hudson is here. it's unb the california teachers association. 150 years of making a difference that lasts a lifetime. >>> that's right. nelly is tomorrow. but right now, we have superstars, jennifer hudson, alicia keys. powerhouses in the movie and music worlds. they have a new movie coming out next weekend "the inevitable defeat of mister and pete." alicia behind the camera as producer and the score. and jennifer playing gloria, a single mom who happens to be a drug addict. >> what's your problem? >> my problem? i'm the one with the problem? >> you better stop talking to me like i'm your damn child. i'm your mother. you think i'm satisfied with this life? i'm not. just trying to get things in order. >> you've been saying that for how long now? i'm sick of hearing that. >> you know what i'm sick of? i'm sick of you. >> oh. it is so powerful. a times square welcome to both of you. i'm telling you, it is a powerful film. it will make people think. and, jennifer, when you were here last, you were here a

both sides of woodside road are shut down between hudson and valodo, a major road to connect you to 80. jefferson avenue is going to be the best alternate to get around this. it is a three mile stretch from 101 to 280 and both are running at top speed. i take you to the bay bridge because we do have a truck fire that is burning at fremont on westbound 80 and that is causing tremendous backup. here is a look from sky 7, a look at the fire right now and you can see the enormous plumes of smoke. we have a report of a smoke that is over 101 and that is causing a problem with visibility. >> good news weather-wise. the winds are light and variable and that smoke should not be blowing in too many areas. it will stay low to the ground because of the inversion with the cold air. it is 51 in redwood city. you can see the inversion. it keeps the pollution trapped in the lower layers of the atmosphere make for beautiful sunrises that i will be posting. temperatures today are three to eight degrees above average. the next 12 hours, 40's and 50's now and 60's and 70's at noon and 60's to 80's by 4:0

baby hope found july 23rd, 1991 by construction workers working on the henry hudson parkway. they found her body inside a cooler wrapped in plastic, and according to the police commissioner it's 52-year-old juarez has been arrested from the bronx and also gave an alias and you may remember earlier this week baby hope was identified as angelica castillo, angelica tas castillo, what thee saying she was visiting with family members in astoria, queens, mr. juarez saw her in a hallway and sexually assaulted her. when she became lifeless and panicked, he asked his sister for help. his sister helped him put her in a cooler and then carry her to manhattan and then dumped her near the henry hudson parkway. the sister is now deceased, and conrado juarez 52 years old of the bronx now in custody will be charged with the death of angelica castillo known as baby hope. that case has been alive since 1991 and now it will come to some resolution. we'll be right back after this. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ trains! they

now, i will submit on this side of the hudson bay. you should have a better climate, a warmer climate than on this side of the hudson bay because the winds are going this way. same thing in san francisco. san francisco has palm trees. the same latitude is san francisco. here's washington, d.c. honey, the best they can do are cherry trees, okay? [laughter] no palm trees. the only palm trees in washington, d.c. are in the hotel lobbies, okay? right? but we have palm trees in san francisco, and why is that? same latitude, same amount of sunshine per unit area, see? but it turns out, what? we got the gulf stream-- not the gulf stream-- we've got the ocean out here. now that ocean, if that ocean in the wintertime cools down a little bit, what's the air do? you wu. - warm up. - warm up, okay? and if it blows this way, what's it hit? begin with a cal f-o-r-n-i-- so california is a much warmer place in the winter than east coast communities of the same latitude. ain't that neat, okay? in fact, any place that's surrounded by water has just abo

hudson: mr. speaker, given the bicameral and bipartisan support of our bill and the overwhelming consensus of the systemic risk of the section we're working to reform, i'm genuinely surprised we're even here debating this today. nevertheless, i rise to speak in support of h.r. 992, the swaps regulatory improvement act, which my democrat friend from new york, sean patrick maloney, and i have worked together on in the house agriculture committee. as my colleagues are aware, our bipartisan bill amends the provision in the dodd-frank act which was included at the 11th hour to, quote, get 60 votes in the senate, end quote, as former house financial services chairman, barney frank, said during the markup of the bill during 2012. this was to prevent risky swaps activities in the banks. while we believe this was proposed in good faith, it simply does not prevent the risk that the authors intended. moreover, this provision of the bill will cause many american financial institutions to operate at a signifi

audrey hudson, thanks so much for your time today. keep us posted. >> thank you, gretchen. >>> let us know what you think about that story as well. they may be related, but they have very different views, especially when it comes to obama care. the president's second cousin once removed. a tea party member? he's going to join us live. >>> and the trial of a doctor accused of murdering his wife so he could keep up an affair now getting even juicier. his mistress has this to say about their relationship. >> how often were the two of you having sexual relations? >> we would see each other about a couple times a month. there were months when we didn't see each other. i think we probably had sex half the time. i mean, sometimes it was just lunch. max and penny kept our bookstore but as time passed, i stted to notice max just wasn't himself.e and i knew he'd feel better if heost a little weight. so i switched to purina cat ow healthy weight formula. i just fed the recommended amount... and they both loved the taste. after a few months max's

up, thehat as she moves hudson is a great story in america. to the bay of new york, on the transpired along the river. whether it is the new george , thengton or the steamboat world along the hudson river. she grew up just down the road from springwood. the home of friendly roosevelt, her distant cousin. >> edition of a happy childhood? -- did she have a happy childhood? no. she said the only time she felt safe was climbing on top of a cherry tree. there's significant evidence that some of her own goals who were alcoholics took shots at uncles whooals -- were alcoholics took shots at her. she's able to transcend that sadness. she writes a young boy in the 1950's when he was severely beaten -- a younger boy, six or went to as old, he water fountain. he had a little plastic cup. he is beaten so badly that he believes on the cup. he writes her. school basically i am in and now i am terrified. what do i do? the only african-american boy. she writes him and he sent her the cup. i have held the cup. she writes him this extraordinary letter that says

joining me in an exclusive interview is bae systems ceo linda hudson. good to see you, ms. hudson. thank you for joining us. >> good afternoon, maria. >> they call you the first lady of defense, huh? >> yeah, that's been a headline here and there during the course of my career. >> i love it. talk to us about the defense business right now, linda. how are things going? >> right now it's a difficult time in the defense business. largely due to all the uncertainties with the u.s. government. this crisis-to-crisis management, the arbitrary across the board budget cuts, just make it very, very difficult for us to plan and to come up with the right ways, the right technologies to meet our customers' needs. >> it's a big problem. particularly when you have long-form orders the way you do. you know, orders that are multi-year in nature. what do you do in this capacity? in other words, when the sequester was first, you know, implemented, a lot of people thought, okay, the defense workers are gone. you know, the defense companies are going to start cutting employees. is that what you do in t

. >>> el rÍo hudson fue surcado por una bicicleta acuÁtica, cuando pedalea se mueve un cilindio dro que impula a este. >>> como ty la enfermedad es una de las primeras causas de muerte. y como tambiÉn vieron el testimonio de lorena rojas en su lucha contra el cÁncer. ev ♪ ♪ >>> tras el paso de los huracanes manuel e Íngrid todo vuelve a la normalidad, pero una vivienda apareciÓ una imagen en el que muestra un rostro similar al de jesucristo. juzgue usted. >>> una vez que bajaron las i n inundaciones los moradores de este barrio se sorprendieron. >>> entre al cuarto, me puse a ver la pared que estaba manchada, y el seÑor estaba bien dibujado. hasta parece foto. >>> todos en su familia comenzaron a rezarle, y uno a uno se sumaron al fervor, porque aseguran itener los rasgos. parecerÍa pintada a lÁpiz de no ser por el moho. >>> yo me emocione mucho, me sentÍ hasta chinita del cuerpo, lo dije sÍ es mi padre santo, y se apareciÓ en mi casa. >>> marÍa delfina creen que dios le enviÓ un mensaje debisdo a las pribulaciones que pasaron. tengo un aÑo y 7 meses que murÓo mi spe s

. >> professor hudson, because the obvious impact, there's a huge economic impact here. talk about what you have seen in regard to that. >> sure. so here in st. louis there's an incredible amount of economic costs associated with mental disorders. generally african-americans, cost about $96 million in hospital visits to treat for mental disorders, compared to about -- almost $300 million for whites. so it's lower, but african-americans only make up about 15% of the st. louis region, so they can costing almost half of what white costs in terms of mental health treatment. but those numbers are diluted, because we're not talking into account, loss of productivity, days off work. days that you are not feeling well and productive. there is a somebody of estimates that indicate on average in st. louis, the average person spends about 4.5 days not feeling quite well, and so those -- those impacts are incredibly difficult to encompass. we have data within mental health, but we know that the cost is much more than just the treatment that we see in hospitalizations. >> daryle, i w

. >>> el rÍo hudson fue surcado por una bicicleta acuÁtica, cuando pedalea se mueve un cilindio dro que impula a este. >>> como ty la enfermedad es una de las primeras causas de muerte. y como tambiÉn vieron el testimonio de lorena rojas en su lucha contra el cÁncer. ev ep ♪ ♪ >>> tras el paso de los huracanes manuel e Íngrid todo vuelve a la normalidad, pero una vivienda apareciÓ una imagen en el que muestra un rostro similar al de jesucristo. juzgue usted. >>> una vez que bajaron las i n inundaciones los moradores de este barrio se sorprendieron. >>> entre al cuarto, me puse a ver la pared que estaba manchada, y el seÑor estaba bien dibujado. hasta parece foto. >>> todos en su familia comenzaron a rezarle, y uno a uno se sumaron al fervor, porque aseguran itener los rasgos. parecerÍa pintada a lÁpiz de no ser por el moho. >>> yo me emocione mucho, me sentÍ hasta chinita del cuerpo, lo dije sÍ es mi padre santo, y se apareciÓ en mi casa. >>> marÍa delfina creen que dios le enviÓ un mensaje debisdo a las pribulaciones que pasaron. tengo un aÑo y 7 meses que murÓo mi sp

according to the warrant the da just raided hudson's home to search for illegal guns of longer a husband but naturally agents can pass out that golden opportunity to seize hugs and confidential files files related to a series of stories she had written critical of the federal air marshal program and wouldn't you know it the air marshal program falls into the administration of the d h s what a coincidence according to.

beyond that as she moves up, the hudson is a great story in america. to the bay of new york, on the transpired along the river. -- all that transpired along the river. whether it is the new george washington or the steamboat, the world along the hudson river. she grew up just down the road from springwood. the home of franklin roosevelt, her distant cousin. >> did she have a happy childhood? >> no. she writes that the only place she ever felt safe was at the top of a cherry tree. there's significant evidence that some of her uncles who were alcoholics took shots at her. the thing that is very remarkable about eleanor roosevelt is that she was able to transcend that sadness. she writes a young boy in the 1950's when he was severely beaten -- a younger boy, six or seven years old, he went to a water fountain. he had a little plastic cup. he is beaten so badly that he bleeds on the cup. he writes her. he said basically i am in school and now i am terrified. what do i do? the only african-american boy. she writes him and he sent her the cup. i have held th

. >> and kate hudson. >>> plus the doctor on trial for drowning his wife in a bathtub. eight days after she got a facelift. >> he was planning to move his

alicia keys, jennifer hudson. we see them right there. they have a brand-new movie. >>> and something special right now you don't have to wait for. this is the exclusive broadcast premiere of the cover of "entertainment weekly." it's promoting the new "hunger games" movie. you're on fire right now. it's called "catching fire." we're showing it because we're counting down a big morning coming up on "gma." >> indeed, sam. we have the cast of "hunger games: catching fire." with us in times square, right here on "good morning america," in november. >> i can't believe that. >> that will be -- wow. >> i think the whole place was jammed. >> we're going to hear that song, "this girl's on fire" a lot when they're here. >>> and by the way, something else. how do we squeeze this many special things into one show? i don't know. it's been almost a month since katy perry was here to launch our roar with katy perry contest. the response was so amazing. we were jammed with entries in the last 48 hours. we were saying, you could be the star of your school

. >> according to christoph, the school security dean and teacher stefan hudson asks him to step to the side when his i.d. doesn't work. christoph says when he tries to go through again, the dean becomes enraged believing he is acting disrespectfully. >> immediately i could see it was in violation of the rules of the department of education and probably it looked like something that was illegal possibly criminal to me. we went to diane's house to show her the video of her son involved in this altercation with the dean. >> when i first saw the video, i got nervous. like my belly start hurting. my stomach left where it was and went somewhere else. i see the dean grab on to him and throw him down. picks him up, throw him into a table violently. picks him up again and throw him to the ground. >> at 5'5," 120 pounds, the 15-year-old boy is no match for the dean who is more than twice his size. >> they throw him around like a rag doll. so he was trying to get up. but he couldn't. the man had him in a lock down there. >> for christoph's mom, the only thing worse than watching the brutality aga