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two bentleys have minor damage. >>> good morning everybody. the calendar says november, but the third ranked stanford women play add game last night worthy of march against top ranked uconn. not a great night for lewis, who according to teammates says she was fine after wards, we may see later today. hoping to see the huskies at tournament time but watching her teammate amber oran scoring a high. and committed 16 turnovers. there's goes hartleys, led the top ranked huskies. >>> johnny dawkins has yet to lead the cardinals to the tournament. cougar junior, matt c a -- carlino had 26: and hoping his dolphins don't explode in the wake of the scandal. they had the lead in the 4th. the back up running back for tampa. bobby rainy scores and the bucks win 22-19. >>> marlins pitcher, jose fernandez beat out cuban outfielder for the national league rookie of the year. and will myers won the american league rookie of the year award. he's the third rays player to win that award. and by the way, the baseball meeting is underway in orlando. brian sabian do

friend join me in congratulating managing director melvin sinar and major customers jaguar land rover, bentley and jcb on that success, and consider visiting the company with me on his next visit to the black country? >> i would be delighted to make that visit with my honorable friend. i have made visits with him in the past to look at what is happening in the black country in terms of greater job opportunities. that is part of the picture of a country where there are 1.4 million more people in private sector employment. in spite of the predictions that we would lose jobs, 1 million more people are in work in britain today. >> it is the first duty of any government to protect the public. since the prime minister decided deliberately to downgrade the country's anti-terror laws, two suspects have used their government-granted freedom to escape, the latest one clad in a burqa. will the prime minister admit that that decision was a hugely irresponsible mistake, and in particular will he revisit the sunset clause that will lift the remaining regime on the remaining suspects in january? >> i do not

ever since lee never wanted to give up work but she was made redundant last january and she lives off bentley four hundred fifty yards a month in this small house. carol. yeah same as last time. michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living now she's ashamed to send her son now to work especially since she knows it's illegal. night seth young there is legislation around the obvious there in the david legislation around and set around young people way cool and nice if under so. we would probably be in trouble. if it was found where ken. lay was was i'm not sure what the options are or would be if your thirty's discovered that michael worked so much lee would risk having a benefits cut off losing custody of her so. i think i've always been dismissive of people not waking and things before because i think people have a life choice. those choices that perhaps now looking back and they're recognized. very lucky their markets were to have been there and

ever since lee never wanted to give up work but she was made redundant last january and she lives off bentley four hundred fifty euros a month in this small house. carol that. got finished. last time. michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living now she's ashamed to send her son now to work especially since she knows it's illegal. where. nat sets the young there is legislation around obviously or in the davis legislation around now where and set around young people way and nicest and would probably be in trouble and if it was found their way. and there was alice i'm not the absence of. if the authorities discovered that michael worked so much lea would risk having a benefits cut off and losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not weigh in and things before because. i think people charlie. that perhaps now looking back and they're there. to have been there and have to fear nothing and that sets him and. possibility

ever since lee never wanted to give up work but she was made redundant last january and she lives off bentley four hundred fifty yards a month in this small house. carol that. you say this last time. michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living now she's ashamed to send her son now to work especially since she knows it's illegal. where. seth young there is legislation around obviously are in the legislation around now and set around young people away and nice if the undersell that and would probably be in trouble and if it was found their way. and there was alice i'm not the absence of. if the authorities discovered that michael worked so much lea would risk having her benefits cut off and losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not waking in and things before the cost. i think people charlie. that perhaps now looking back. that. have been there and have to be. i think and accept him and. possibility. that. lee an

ever since lee never wanted to give up work but she was made redundant last january and she lives off bentley four hundred fifty yards a month in this small house. carol that. he got finished. last time. michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living now she's ashamed to send her son now to work especially since she knows it's illegal. where. seth young there is legislation around of his there in the davis legislation around now has and set him around young people way and nicest and would probably be in trouble. if it was found their way. and there was alice i'm not the absence of. if your thirty's discovered that michael worked so much lee would risk having a benefits cut off and losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not waking in and things before the cost. i think people charlie. that perhaps now looking back. that. were. there and have to be. i think and accept him and. possibility. lee and michael live in yor

ever since lee never wanted to give up work but she was made redundant last january and she lives off bentley four hundred fifty yards a month in this small house. carol that. got finished. last time. michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living now she's ashamed to send her son now to work especially since she knows it's illegal. and that sets the young there is legislation around obviously are in the davis legislation around now and set around young people way and nicest and themselves and would probably be in trouble. if it was found their way. and there was alice i'm not the absence of. if the authorities discovered that michael worked so much lea would risk having her benefits cut off and losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not waking in and things before the cost. i think people charge. that perhaps now looking back and that. very little kid. to have been there and have to fear nothing and accept him and

california's history of influencing development of sport-utility vehicles is driving luxury car maker bentley to develop an s-u-v...a strategy that led porsche to develop its cayenne---which doubled porsche sales worldwide. "we are planning to have the first cars delivered by early 2016." but while general motors basked in honors for innovation in its latest corvette "everything from our engine, a v-8 to the variable fuel-economy that drops cylinders and gets great fuel economy." it had little to say about accusations in venezuela of price gouging for spare parts by a g-m subsidiary. "i have no reaction to that at this time." earlier this month, the treasury department reported that it would complete its exit of the 49-and-a-half billion dollar g- m bailout in 2009...at a reported loss of roughly 10- billion dollars. "if people feel bad about the investment, that's fine. i'm a taxpayer, too and we added jobs and invested a lot, end of story and that's the way i feel about it." devon energy is exploring new territory in a $6 billion dollar deal. devon will buy geosouthern's eagle ford assets.

ever since lee never wanted to give up work but she was made redundant last january and she lives off bentley four hundred fifty euros a month in this small house. finished and yeah same as last time. michael is in year eleven but at fifteen years of age he risks having to give up everything to take the pressure off his mom a former middle manager in a hospital lee used to make a good living well she's ashamed to send her son to work especially since she knows it's illegal strictly built where. it sets the young there is legislation around obvious there in the davis legislation around now has set in around young people way and nice if another cell. would probably be in trouble. if it was found where. there was hours i'm not sure what the options are or would be if your thirty's discovered that michael worked so much lea would risk having her benefits cut off losing custody of her son. i think i've always been dismissive of people not waking in and things before because i think people have their ally choice. those choices out there perhaps now looking back and recognized our very lucky man mar

sunday a few weeks ago and was followed up in yesterday's sunday times essentially the same is that ms bentley said step down from her position because of tensions involving the president's executive assistant kevin mccarthy to be so nice it's earthy was a senior person at the ars to seek permission to reach the light died so that her saturday over three thousand euro. it could be paid to mr mccarthy's post is in you when he's not a civil servant he works alongside the president's private sector it's been called one insider said to me today was d engine room of the presidency he first came to present the incident in germany told them during the presidential election campaign that is new or old he's always at the president's sites that support distress as opposed to each presidency has a new star that can involve change that can involve disruption we remember when andy robinson who won the presidential election she re organize the stuff of the artist. there were some redundancies that was the row over that. likewise after fourteen years of mini maccabees that there were about to be changes. no

friend join me in congratulating managing director melvin sinar and major customers jaguar land rover, bentley and jcb on that success, and consider visiting the company with me on his next visit to the black country? >> i would be delighted to make that visit with my honorable friend. i have made visits with him in the past to look at what is happening in the black country in terms of greater job opportunities. that is part of the picture of a country where there are 1.4 million more people in private sector employment. in spite of the predictions that we would lose jobs, 1 million more people are in work in britain today. >> it is the first duty of any government to protect the public. since the prime minister decided deliberately to downgrade the country's anti-terror laws, two suspects have used their government-granted freedom to escape, the latest one clad in a burqa. will the prime minister admit that that decision was a hugely irresponsible mistake, and in particular will he revisit the sunset clause that will lift the remaining regime on the remaining suspects in january? >> i do not

it is not sir bentley who should be my country crush it was a guy born in 1993 which i didn't think was legal, scotty mccreery. come on. >> i see a future. >> let's talk about valentine's day, baby. >> what are you going to be doing? is>> valentine's day is going to be the new release date for 50 shades of grey. they have to push it back because the leading man jamie dorn needs a lot of help to prepare for this role. i didn't know it was tough to kiss or makeout all day. that's what the movie is about. >> i tried out for that movie. >> whitey bulger was sentenced to two terms. >> 2015. not this year. you got to wait for it. >> good morning. it's november the 15th. a real test or another failure. the backlash begins after the president makes more promises. can he really change the rule or will insurance companies comply? >> it is a mayday call that you have to hear to believe. >> he had a passenger fall out of your plane? >> he opened the bus door. >> this morning a search for answers as to what are thely happened 1800 feet in the air. >> ritchie incognito is being bullied. is it a compa

it was found 27 fancy cars i don't know how many 7 fir ar res bentleys rolls-royces. >> i would think the only way to stop that is keep government out of it. you can get a bunch of people who want to give their own money, they won't give it to dictators. >> not all governments are the same first of all. we actually work with a lot of anti corruption and human rights activists who are working to try to get their government to governor accountbly. they are interested in the u.s. standing with them and joining this fight. too often we take such an approach it u.s. assistance. we focus so much on avoiding corrupti corruption. these activists want us to stand and fight corruption. >> we want to be there standing in solidarity. oo too why don't you need government aid? >> why? because governments are the only tools that can work to sol vr some of these accountability problems. it is like asking why do the bears need an offensive line just because the linemen don't score any touchdowns. it will be entrepreneurs whoed the problem of african poverty but you need government to do things entrepr

i don't know how many furry some bentleys, rolls-royces. john: the only way to stop that is said keep government out of it. you can get a bunch of people who want to give their own money they won't give it to dictators. >> well, not of governments of the same. we actually work with a lot of anti-corruption and human rights activists in countries around the world who are actually working to try to get their governments to govern more accountable. they're interested in u.s. standing with them in joining this fight. too often we take such an approach to u.s. assistance, we try to make it -- we focus on much and a boarding corruption these activists in telling us that they want to us stand together to fight corruption which means that we need to be their standing with them in solidarity working together. john: why the need government aid? why the need government aid? >> government said the only tool that can work to solve some of these accountability problems. it is like asking why the bears need an offensive line. at some point you need these

i don't know how many furry some bentleys, rolls-royces. john: the only way to stop that is said keep government out of it. you can get a bunch of people who want to give their own money they won't give it to dictators. >> well, not of governments of the same. we actually work with a lot of anti-corruption and human rights activists in countries around the world who are actually woing to try to get their governments to govern more accountable. they're interested in u.s. standing with them in joining this fig. too often we take such an approach to u.s. assistance, we try to make it -- we focus on much and a boarding corruption these activists in telling us that they want to us stand togeer to fight corruption whh means that we need to be their standing with them in solidarity working together. john: why the need government aid? why the need government aid? >> government said the only tool that can work to solve some of these accountability problems. it is like asking why the bears need an offensive line. at some point you need these other to

if you're looking for something a little sweeper to other gm cars into the bentley or rolls royce do you only have to spend 200 grand. we will be right back with my "2 cents more" and the answer to our question of the day. what do you argue most about with your ex, kids are money? stay with us. ♪ the ocean gets warmer. the peruvian anchovy harvest suffers. it raises the price of fishmeal, cattle feed and beef. bny mellon turns insights like these into powerful investment strategies. for a university endowment. it funds a marine biologist... who studies the peruvian anchovy. invested in the world. bny mellon. gerri: earlier this hour we told you of some of the best way to talk to your spouse or ask about money. what you argue most about? your kids or your money? we asked this question on gerriwillis.com. 68% but it's all about the money, 32% said it is about the kids. a logon every weekday for a question. there is no doubt about it. online shopping has its rewards. but these days you have to be careful when and where you shop online. that is because retailers are eager to get access

watch bentley weave his way up the middle of the field. he'll go 67 yards for illinois's first score of the game. the buck eyes too much. ohio state pouring it on. improving to 10 and 0 - 60 to 35 - that is your final. oklahoma hosted iowa state, trying to bounce back to a lose. >> damien williams scampers 69 yards. later in the third 20-10 oklahoma, brendan clay will go 63 yards - where is the defense? where is the defense? >> exactly, beats me. 405 yards oklahoma in a rout. 48-10. it is week 11 of the nfl. much of the play-off picture is coming into focus. some head coaches whose teams are not in the hunt may be feeling heat. henry smith with more from coaches looking over their soldiers. >> leslie fraser and the vikings posted a 10-6. vikings passed that loss total. revolving doors of three quarterbacks hasn't helped frasier's case. vikings 28 in offence. >> they were 10 and 6, had play-off expectations. they haven't been the same team. they had the second toughest schedule coming up the rest of the way. the chances of frasier getting a

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i don't know how many furry some bentleys, rolls-royces. john: the only way to stop that is said keep government out of it. you can get a bunch of people who want to give their own money they won't give it to dictators. >> well, not of governments of the same. we actually work with a lot of anti-corruption and human rights activists in countries around the world who are actually working to try to get their governments to govern more accountable. they're interested in u.s. standing with them in joining this fight. too often we take such an approach to u.s. assistance, we try to make it -- we focus on much and a boarding corruption these activists in telling us that they want to us stand together to fight corruption which means that we need to be their standing with them in solidarity working together. john: why the need government aid? why the need government aid? >> government said the only tool that can work to solve some of these accountability problems. it is like asking why the bears need an offensive line. at some point you need these

i don't know how many furry some bentleys, rolls-royces. john: the only way to stop that is said keep government out of it. you can get a bunch of people who want to give their own mey they won't give it to dictators. >> well, not o governments of the same. we actually work with a lot of anti-corruption and human rights activists in countries around the world who are actually working to try to get their governments to govern more accountable. they're interested in u.s. standing with them in joining this fight. too often we take such an approach to u.s. assistance, we try to make it -- we focus on much and a boarding corruption these activists in telling us that they want to us stand togeth to fight corruption which means that we need to be their standing with them i solidarity working together. john: why the need government aid? why the need government aid? >> government said the only tool that can work to solve some of these accouability proems. it is like asking why the bears ed an offensive line. at some int you need these other tools. i

i don't know how many furry some bentleys, rolls-royces. john: the only way to stop that is said keep government out of it. you can get a bunch of people who want to give their own money they won't give it to dictators. >> well, not of governments of the same. we actually work with a lot of anti-corruption and human rights activists in countries around the world who are actually working to try to get their governments to govern more accountable. they're interested in u.s. standing with them in joining this fight. too often we take such an approach to u.s. assistance, we try to make it -- weocus on much and a boarding corruption these activists in telling us that they want to us stand together to fight corruption which means that we need to be their standing with them in solidarity working together. john: why the need government aid? why the need government aid? >> government said the only tool that can work to solve some of these accountability problems. it is like asking why the bears need an offensive line. at some point you need these ot

. >> paul bentley. >> how did you approached him? >> as he approached him, the man hit mcdonald in the face with his left hand and reached for the pistol with his right hand and as he reached for his pistol, i grabbed him with two or three other officers. >> what did he say after he was arrested? >> he just said, this is it. it's all over with now. so passionate about its newrs tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ ding ] ♪ but finally, it happened. perfection. at progresso, we've got a passion for quality, because you've got a passion for taste. morning, turtle. ♪ my friends are all around me ♪ my friends, they do surround me ♪ ♪ i hope this never ends ♪ and we'll be the best of friends ♪ [ male announcer ] the 2014 chevrolet traverse... all set? all set. [ male announcer ] ...with three rows of spacious seating for up to eight. imagine that. chevrolet. find new roads. ♪ ♪ so you can get out of your element. so you can explore a new frontier and a different discipline. get two times

came through with ohio state leading 28-7, booming this punt, he outkicks his coverage only to have bentley return it the other way. 67 yards for illinois' first score. but as i said one of the few bright spots for the illini on this day. the buck i didn'ts improved 10 and 0, 60-35 is your final. elsewhere wisconsin ran all over indiana, literally. first play of scrimmage, that's james white. you can count on there, jonathan, 93 yards for the touchdown. where was the defense? you have no idea. i don't either. 20 carries for 205 yards. just before the end of the third. jared on the end, and this fools everybody, i mean everyone. 49 yards later, touchdown, badgers, and wisconsin rushes for 554 yards and wins it going away, 51-3. oklahoma hosting iowa state. with the loss to baylor, damian williams to pay dirt. williams, ten carries for 128 yards, sooners up 17-10. later in the third, 20-10, oklahoma, clay goes 63 yards for the score. the sooners rush for 405 yards. oklahoma, your final is 48-10. >>> the kansas city chiefs are the nfl's lone unbeaten team at 9 and 0, and tomorrow the chiefs de

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i don't know how many furry some bentleys, rolls-royces. john: the only w to stop that is said keep government out of it. you can get a bunch o people who wanto give their o money they won't give it to dictators. >> well, not of governments of the same. we actually work with a lot of anti-corruption and human rights activists in countries around the world who are actually working t try to get their governments to govern more accountable. they're intested in u.s. standing with them in joining this fight. too oft we take such an approach to u.s. assistance,e try to make it -- we focus on much and a boarding corruption these activists in telling us that they want to us stand together to fight corruption which means that we need to be their standing with them in solidarity working together. john: why the need government aid? why the need government aid? >> government said the only tool that can work to solve some of these accountability problems. it is like asking why the bears need an offensive line. at some point you need these other tools. i

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jordan bentley, i'm gog to stop for a minute. it's very hard for me to read when you are talking. you may sit on miss kathleen's lap, or you may join snack-- one or the other. jordan: snack. woman: ok. why don't you go wash your hands? hendrick: remember, a particular behavior can have many different causes, and it takes a trained professional to determine the reason for what is going on for example, failure to pay attention at story time may be the consequence of a hearing loss, inappropriate reading material, borderline intelligee, fatigue, poor eyesight, or simply needing to go to the toilet. we had a child in our program that, yoknow, had some serious behavioral problems, and i felt that there was a need for an assessnt. i felt that the child uld be autistic. and, you know, this is obviously a devastating thing for a parent to have to deal with and to accept, and so i dealt with that as compassionately as possible, and it took a long time for the pares of this child to be able to accept that, you know, that this was a reality, first, and that there was a need for the child to

afterwards, smith's attorney, josh bentley, said today was just the beginning of smith's defense. attorney court documents show that smith is facing three felony counts of possessing assault weapons seized by sheriff's deputies after a house party hosted by smith last summer, during which he was stabbed and two party goers shot by gang members who crashed >> today's court appearance was the first set and out of respect and the integrity of the judicial system will not make any further statements at this time. >> the party. smith was granted a continuance to mid-january to allow his attorney more time for discovery. the prosecutor was asked if that might be a ploy to postpone the case until after the football season. sot brian buckelew/dep. dist. atty >> they will receive all but discovery before his next court date. it would take a time to go through this process, to digest and that the figure out what it means. >> peppered with questions about those weapons once again as he left court, smith said nothing. the first step in that process his attorney referred to taking about 3o min

. >> paul bentley. >> approached him. as he approached me, the man the gunman reached for his pistol, i grabbed him along with two or three other officers. >> what did he say to you after he was arrested? >> he just said "this is it. it's all over with now." [ male announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's the number one ge recommended probiotic c" that helps maintain digestive balance. ♪ stay in the groove with align. ♪ need help keeping your digestive balance in sync? try align. it's a probiotic that fortifies your digestive system with healthy bacteria 24/7. because your insides set the tone. stay in the groove with align. >> this is a picture of him. he probably does not look exactly like this now after he's been questioned. that's lee oswald. >> the president is shot. and a police officer is shot. then someone named lee harvey oswald is arrested. oswald may be a suspect in the assassination. who is he? >> lee oswald of dallas, a form marine who spent some time in russia, who at

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. >> paul bentley. >> how did you approach him? >> as he approached him, the man hit mcdonald in the face with his left hand and reached for the pistol with his right hand and as he reached for his pistol, i grabbed him with two or three other officers. >> what did he say after he was arrested? >> he just said, this is it. it's all over with now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air and nob hill. >>> this is a picture of him. he probably does not look exactly like this now after he's been questioned. that's lee oswald. >> the president is shot and a police officer is shot, then someone named lee harvey oswald is arrested. oswald may be a suspect in the assassination. who is he? >> lee oswald of a dallas, a former marine that spent some time in russia and applied for soviet citizenship. >> the description that we have of the suspect in oak cliff is similar to the description we had on the man we were looking for as the assassin but at that time we had not been able to

he still refused to tell us who he was and we wanted to find out so officer bentley reached in his hip pocket and pulled out his bill fold, and here we had the dual identification. we had the oswald and the hidell identification. >> narrator: by now, police knew that oswald was the only employee missing from the school book depository. his main interrogator would beto the renowned homicide detective captain will fritz. >> let's keep it quiet and we'll all get it! >> hold it down! >> has the gentleman been identified? >> yes sir, he's been identified for killing the officer.ce >> has any identification been attempted for the killing of the president? >> not yet. >> i was in the hallway with all the other reporters when fritz came out and asked me if i'd come in and sort of be the token reporter inside for a few minutes. and i went in to see oswald and i asked him about his eye and he said that was when he was punched out and knocked down-- you know, wrestled down. the next question, "why did you kill officer tippit?" and he threw the question right back at me. he said, "someone got kill

he still refused to tell us who he was and we wanted to find out so officer bentley reached in his hip pocket and pulled out his bill fold, and here we had the dual identification. we had the oswald and the hidell identification. >> narrator: by now, police knew that oswald was the only employee missing from the school book depository. his main interrogator would be the renowned homicide detective captain will fritz. >> let's keep it quiet and we'll all get it! >> hold it down! >> has the gentleman been identified? >> yes sir, he's been identified for killing the officer. >> has any identification been attempted for the killing of the president? >> not yet. >> i was in the hallway with all the other reporters when fritz came out and asked me if i'd come in and sort of be the token reporter inside for a few minutes. and i went in to see oswald and i asked him about his eye and he said that was when he was punched out and knocked down-- you know, wrestled down. the next question, "why did you kill officer tippit?" and he threw the question right back at me. he said, "someone got killed?

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spent much of the money from the scheme on luxury vehicles, including two lamborghinis, a ferrari and a bentley. it looks like medicare fraud can pay at least temporarily, carl. >> eamon jabbers in washington. thanks. >> you bet. >>> the new ipad air is available in stores across the country. so is demand for the ipad strong on day one? josh lipton live outside an apple store in palo alto with more on that. josh, first we saw pictures that suggested there weren't a lot of people there, and then it looked like a decent crowd was building. what do you see now? >> reporter: yeah, well, here in palo alto, kelly, at the apple store, which just opened the new ipad air going on sale, i can tell you we got here pretty early. it was still dark out. about 20 people on line. i would say now there's around 30, 35. you ask them, what has them excited, they'll talk about the fact the device is thinner, it's lighter. i did also ask them about the price of the device, and some of them said, listen, they use it so much personally and professionally, they weren't really worried about that. let's go over the spec