desde y en la segunda parte de la entrevista con el candidato a la alcadia del distrito de columbia vincent, la creacion de trabajos y ofrecer oportunidades a los inmigrantes es parte de su agenda, segun nos dijo durante su visita a "el tema mas importante es la capacitacion para trabajadores. realmente no tenemos un programa destinado para eso. tenemos que invertir dinero adicional para preparar a las personas para que esten listas para trabajar.tenemos la tasa mas alta de desempleo en años en el distrito de columbia y necesitamos hacer algo, especialmente para ayudar a la comunidad latina a mejorar y obtener gray de 67-aÑos fue tambien concejal del distrito electoral numero siete... el candidato dijo que decidio entrar en la contienda electoral porque la ciudad necesita un representante con experiencia, madurez y una vision diferente....gray quien actualmente es el presidente del concejo municipal, dijo reconocer el poder del voto latino y que trabajara para mejorar las condiciones de familias inmigrantes... buenas noches a todos.. bienvenidos al resumen del futbo profesional y de inm

vincent court, 1947. if you come down on the pictures, this court right here? >> i served on that court from 1970-1975. this was the court i joined, the one at the bottom. >> where is the seventh circuit located? >> it is in wisconsin, illinois, indiana. and all of southern chicago. >> what was -- what was your experience sitting on the seventh circuit? >> i learned a great deal, an awful lot about federal law clerks. i served with some awfully good judges and i learned a lot from them. tom fairchild, a chief judge for years, i learned a lot from him, and others of my colleagues. >> what is a difference between a circuit court of appeals and the supreme court? >> on the circuit court of appeals, you are more bound by precedent than you are. if there is a decision or even a victim, then the court of appeals is really required to follow it. where as in this court, there are many more open questions that have not been finally resolved and you have more of a duty to decide things for the first time that had n

host: vincent on the republican line. north carolina. caller: a lot of the bloated hyperbole coming from washington is due to the lack of people paying attention. i am not a conspiracy theorist, but the way i see this country, it is on its knees. i believe in taking care of the people who cannot help themselves, but this country wants to give itself away. if you look at the pace that the administration is walking, it will fundamentally change in the country. a constitution is in the trends. everything that built this country -- we are moving in the opposite direction. we are going toward a socialist democracy. if you do not believe that, look at everything this government takes care of. medicare, medicaid, the postal service. everything is in the red. it is small business, independent people who have built this country. the middle class will be stumped -- stomped because of this. people talk about running on repealed and replaced. i do not disagree that the health care system is in trouble, but in need to be addressed in incremental step

jack evans and kwame brown confirm they will run to replace vincent gray as the council chairman. gray kicked off his campaign for the democratic seat as mayor this week. >>> well, the sheriff of prince georges county wants to be the next county executive. michael a. jackson kicked off his campaign yesterday calling for improvements to the county. >> there is no reason that we cannot become number one in education, number one in job creation, number one in technology jobs, and number one in providing unequal quality of life for our citizens. >> jackson is the sixth democrat to enter this year's race. > >>> we have a special guest today. we want you to meet licorish. see how licorish can be added to your family. >> this is my kind of day, plenty of sunshine. you need two things, sunscreen, sunglasses. i'll tell you when you can put the sunglasses away in my seven- day forecast. of the ford motor company. in an average week in the u.s., thousands of babies are born prematurely. i am proud to be one of the national co-chairs for the 2010 march for babies. together with the u.a.w., we

. >>> vincent gray unseeding the mayor. grey told a crowd that it is time to "bring dc residents" together rather than pit them against one another. the support for the mayor has dipped to 42% but the supporters say the incumbent can build on that. they have $4 million. that same poll shows grey edging out fenty. large number of voters are still undecided. ward 4, fenty's home base is shaping up to be the deciding battleground for the september democratic primary which is always decided who will be the next mayor of the city. >>> leesburg, virginia, a rash of car break ins this weekend. majority of cars were left unlocked and parked close to their homes. the neighborhood well lit. the thieves went on a small crime spree. surae chinn has more. >> that's a heck of a lot of cars. >> reporter: bill blair takes prize of his chrysler. >> this is my car. i take good care of it. i don't want people going through it. >> reporter: he says even though the crooks got his cell phone he says it is not right. >> it is sad because you park

it may be called parc jean-marine vincent, but there's nothing park like about this setting.e point in time this land was a haitian hill mare airport. it was then transformed into a massive sports complex. but following the earthquake it became an impromptu urban settlement with just a few hundred families. now, three months later, more than 48,000 people live here in conditions that have to be seen to be believed. >> ankle deep in mud. >> reporter: dr. louise ivers is an infectious disease specialist and the clinical director of the organization partners in health for all of haiti. she oversees the medical care here. but as this tent city has grown, so has her role. she's now the de facto mayor and on this day, our official tour guide. do you call this camp the most vulnerable? why? >> because it's the most underserve camp of all the camps in port-au-prince. it's one of the largest ones. it's one of the most in risk and it has the fewest number of organizations helping here. the basic human rights issues of what should be done in an emergency still hasn't really reached that

vincent, republican line. >> caller: yes, good morning. >> host: good morning. would you please turn on the volume on your tv set, we're getting feedback. >> caller: yeah, i was wondering if you were going to do more internet sales and have full training and mentor to how your new employees to the post office with e-commerce? >> host: thank you. >> guest: i think that's a really good question. the postal service has announced that its going to try and do what is called hybrid mail, which is creative product for the digital communications and hardcopy connect with one another. and i think there's a great deal of promise in that and i believe that they probably need to bring some people in from the outside who have done that to help them develop those products. the postal service -- you know, with all the complaints people have come you have to understand is the largest postal service in the world. half of the world's mail is delivered here. in the united states. it is still 170 billion peace industry and it's enormously efficient. it gets people mail to one end o

vincent healthy school awards to recognize the work of public schools championing children's health including nutrition. nsba's health programs department maintains many examples of school district efforts to improve student health and nutrition on its promising district practices database. healthy nutrition success stories include a district in kentucky that increased breakfast participation rates to 95%. a district in new jersey that holds monthly coordinated health team meetings with an increase fruits and vegetables and coordinating services and the pta there's a pennsylvania district that created a new wellness culture to promote health and there's a new arkansas district that implemented a water-only sale for the district vending machines. there are many other examples of local initiatives. because the commitment to student access is unique. what is unique are the circumstances of each school district. what is successful at one won't necessarily work at another. the geography, economy, demographics and resources available in the community vary for each district. the challenges, opportun

some of the toughest questions posed by e council chair vincent gray, because he's running against the mayor. he's accused of using money from savings accounts to pay the budget gap. metro trains were more crowded than usual during the cherry blossom festival. during the two weeks, they recorded 10.9 million passenger trips. that's a 5.7% increase compared with the same time last year. out of the top 25 ridership days, seven have happened since april 1 of this year. >> 5:48, 53 degrees. it is colder this morning. we have some rain moving in. >> let's check with adam to see how it feels in clarendon. >> not a bad start to the day. 54 degrees in clarendon. most of this spring has been well above average. i want to go over some numbers. i want to detail it for you. for example, 35 out of the past 38 days have been at or above normal in terms of temperatures. so far in april the temperature departure from average is 11.5 degrees above average. our record-breaking day was near 90 degrees, that could throw off the average quite a bit. the last day below freezing was ever 27. a couple minutes

vincent in antarctica.is, nbc news, los angeles. >> the today show's meredith vieira spoke with the group this morning from their base cam open the north side of mt. everest. he said so far it has been very physical and can already feel it. but so far everything has gone really smoothly. that's "news4 at 4:00." "news4 at 5:00" starts right now. >>> tonight on "news4 at 5:00," steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger forced to sit after being accused of sexually assaulting a college student. president obama is speaking out today on what he is looking for when it comes to choosing a supreme court nominee. "news 4 your health" as doctors determine a link between alcohol, aging, and cancer. good evening. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. we begin tonight with new developments in the case of the university of maryland students allegedly beaten by officers in prince george's county. university officials just held the news conference this afternoon to try to explain the confusion over some surveillance video foo

>> terrell samuel hopes to become baltimore's third boxing champion following in the footsteps of vincent petway. >> i'm going to make sure i win this fight for baltimore. >> wjz eyewitness news. >>> and the results just in this morning. terrell lost by a decision but his opponent did not retain the championship because he came in ten pounds overweight. terrell will have another opportunity in the future to go for the title. >> turning now to the orioles. they're breaking a record before the regular season even gets underway. according to team officials, the birds have past the 1,000 mark in preseason attendance during yesterday's game against the mets in sarasota. that's an average of 6800 fans per game which is about a 40% increase over the 2009 spring training season. now, the orioles gave the crowd something to cheer about as well. they go on to win big, 11-0. the orioles play their first game at home at camden yards on friday against the toronto blue jays. wjz is bringing you the action. you can tune in to our pregame special. coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. for us. then keep it here fo

. >> not only that, public relations but bad accounting because i've talked to vincent gray's office and others on the council. and they all kept saying over and over again, we never get thorough reports. budget reports on where the monies are. >> her actions were based on originally on not enough money and now we're learning we may be learning there was enough money and i mean, there are a lot of questions unanswered here. >> will there it be political fallout for the mair and for the chair of the council? >> sure, sure, because she is his agent to reform schools. if she is found to be not acting properly on something, not disclosing all the information that people think she should, i mean, she may say there was no obligation to be disclose this and that may or may not be technically correct, but from a public relations standpoint and concern about truth standpoint, i'm not saying she's not telling the truth but the perception is there something is not being talked about that should have been. >> last week i called it a gamble for the mair and said the school situation is a big gamb

vincent gray is looked upon as the homey. the homie in the neighborhood >> he use that had word.ill? >> the great thing about the "washington post" was you never know what page you'd find the page one story on. they managed to put at the end he did solicit donations from verizon -- comcast on city council stationary and that the democratic party was running a slush fund. >> that's the interesting part about the whole decision. in the same breath, the campaign finance office is saying, vince gray did nothing wrong by using d.c. stationary to solicit funds but the democratic party which ran the fund did do something sfwloong mutually assured destruction here. first of all, the democratic city as you know well. second of all, anytime adrian want to make an issue of this you say tell me about your boy sinclair. >> it's very technical. a voter want services. >> waving the confederate flashings governor bob mcdonnell in virginia apologized for proclaiming april confederate history month without mentioning slavery in the declaration. he says this attract tourism next year to mark the 15

vincent forest spent three weeks at ground zero. he is the founder of the gear up foundation.tion to this study? 13,000 workers followed and they were exposed to this dust that was compromising to their lungs. what's your reaction to that? >> it's not at all surprising for me, having gone through what i have for the last many years since 9/11 and especially since msnbc took the lead weeks after my service, one of your reporters, jim bun, at the time, going back to ancient history, was doing as expose on this and we knew then there was some catastrophic effects. >> and your body was telling you something was wrong. what is your life like now, as far as your health? >> it's challenging. i am better than the thousand who have suh come to their disease. many are my friends. i'm on many different meds, natural alternative medicines and medicines of the mainstream medical field. it's challenging every single day. i have souvenirs of 9/11 still in me. every once in a while, my wife is still pulling shards of silicon out of my back. >> hundreds are suing new york city over cancer diag

>> the vincent guy? >> that's the one. >> okay.e complicated, bernie, and hard to categorize. i've got conservative views. >> he's a promilitary [ bleep ], peace to the troops. >> i've got libertarian views. >> leaguize it. >> gay rights. >> uh-huh. >> and i can be tolerant. >> lack toes intolerant, don't let this man eat any blizzards. >> and we should have a safety net for our most vulnerable citizens. >> communist. >> and i believe power should be passed down to the first born son of the reigning king. >> monarchy. >> and i believe in ghosts. >> boo. >> but i will tell you this, bernie goldberg. i will tell you this. i will tell you this. i will tell you this. ♪ i'm telling you, bernie, i'm telling you bernie ♪ ♪ i'm telling you, bernie. >> you can criticize my interviews. yes, they can be. >> incoherent. >> that's the editing. >> not funny. >> i try to be funny. >> watch the movies. >> i don't have time to watch all the guests' movies. my point is this. ♪ i'm telling you, bernie. he's got a point now, he's ♪ ♪ got a point now.

. >> reporter: this morning's budget befing was the first time mayor fenty and council chair vincent gray have been in the same room together since gray announced he would challenge fenty in november. the encounter was very cordial. today, april 1st, was the deadline for the mayor to submit his budget. he will testify before the council on april the 12th. in the district, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> despite a huge budget shortfall, the mayor says his 2011 budget is balanced. now we'll take a look outside at this beautiful day we have, still on the chilly side, though, 63 degrees. we're waiting for a warm afternoon. let's ask chuck bell if we're going to get it. good morning. >> chilly, barbara. you think it feels chilly outside? come on. >> from what you tell me it's going to be later today, it is on the chilly side. >>> fair enough, but 63 currently, already one degree above an average high temperature for this time of t year, and temperatures are going to be way above average by later on this afternoon. here's a live look down by the tidal basin. look at the lucky few folks that got

also yesterday, the head of the church in england and wales, archbishop of westminster vincent nichols apologized for the scandal. he said: "these terrible crimes, and the inadequate response by some church leaders, grieve us all." the pope has been under growing pressure to respond to hundreds of accusations of child sexual abuse by priests across europe. on sunday, in malta, the pope addressed thousands of the faithful in an open air mass. he made no mention of the scandal there. but afterwards, he met with 8 alleged victims-- all men now in their '30s and '40s. the meeting-- the first since the european scandal erupted-- was tearful. laurence grech was among the victims. >> he listened to us. you know, he told me, "i am very proud and i pray for you to have the courage to tell your story out. you know, i am very proud of you." >> warner: back in rome, at his mass on wednesday in st. peter's square, the pope addressed the controversy and seemed to promise an additional response. he spoke about his meetings in malta. >> ( translated ): after the >> ( translated ): i share their suffer

. >> now, if jordan makes to the top of ever rest, plae he plans to climb mount vincent later this yearven summits. >> he seems very mature. is that the read that you got in. >> yes. i was very skeptical because i thought to myself how can a 13-year-old handle this, but after meeting him, i'm very confident that he can do it this. >> and they leave tomorrow. >> yes, they leave for the summiting adventure tomorrow. >> because it takes a lot of time to get up there. >> it actually takes about six weeks to two months to do the whole process because they have to get their lungs accustomed to the thin air. >> and what about school? >> school? you know, although he's 13, he took a kind of leave of absence for the semester, but what's very impressive is that he's taking two months worth of home work on the trip to everest. he loves math and i'm sure he'll be doing it when he's on the summit. >> i would love to major the summit, dad, i have to finish my trigonometry. i'm sorry, here. this is very interesting. i was skeptical, too, just going in to the sorry, but seeing the preparati preparation

host: north carolina, vincent, republican line. caller: mr. samuelson, good morning to you. lot of the hyperbole coming out of washington is due to the lack of people paying attention to this government. i am not a conspiracy theorist. i am an educated man. but the way i see this country, it is on its knees in every direction. you know, i believe in taking care of the people who can't help themselves. but the clueless, that is the problem. this country wants to give itself away. if you look at the slow pace that the obama administration is walking on, it is going to fundamentally change this country. the constitution has been shredded, and if you look at everything this country was built upon, we are totally going in the opposite direction, and it is pushing this country towards a socialist democracy. if you don't believe that, look at everything this government takes care of. medicare and medicaid. look at the postal service. everything is in the red. it has been independent people who have built this country, the small businesses, the working man. you know as well as i do

some even commissioned by musical maestro, vincent minnelli himself.n't do well in heels. shoes in hand. i go to the dressing room. and i'm ready to give it a go. >> here's the other shoe room. i'm already very nervous. so, everybody, wish me luck. the crew is already warming up. and they're giving it all they've got. there's lisa, what i've already met. and christina, who has been dancing for the rockettes for five years. >> first, short combination. and finally, linda, the show's executive choreographer. >> come on in. don't be afraid. all right. seven, and. >> i learn fast that dancing for the rockettes is more than just kicking up your legs. as i get put through my paces, i'm grasping that i'm not as focused as i need to be. the advice starts rolling in. >> the only thing i would tell her to work on is fine-tune the details of the dance. >> and there's other tricks, too. have you heard of giving cheek? >> give a little cheek to the audience. >> a sassy cheek. >> and by the way, if you want to be part of the rockettes, you have to know how to dance,

dutch filmmaker theo van gogh, grand nephew of the ledge dre -- legendary artist vincent van gogh he made a film the radical clerks didn't like. it was ant islam's harsh treatment of women and how they brutalize women and use them as property. van gogh was murdered in the streets of amsterdam as he rode his bicycle to work. his partner in the film, now a former member of parliament, fled the country in fear. kurt westergaard is one of the artists who drew a satirical cartoon about the prophet muhammad. radical islamic clerks incited their followers to violence throughout the streets of the world. most of the clerks later -- clerics later admitted they'd never seen the cartoons. the popular tv program "south park" insults everybody. it's a comedy program that uses satire to make social statements. matt stone and trey parker did a series of episodes that insulted various world religions, includesing islam. the 200th episode broadcast depicted the founds of the major religions. muhammad was dressed in a bear suit because islam forebids its followers to depict the religion's founder. one

>> well, vincent reinhart is a first-rate economist who's judgment i have for many years relied on. let me answer that question in writing after i go over the particular details of the position i know he's taken. >> and i wanted to offer that to you because i am interested in a more fundamental answer. because it'll lead to other questions as we go forward. so thank you. and we'll submit it to you in writing. >> additional questions, mr. thomas? >> none at this time, mr. chair. >> all right. a couple of items, just first of all, a couple of clarifications. because i want to make sure we have the facts for the record. even by your own stipulation, let me stipulate that fannie mae and freddie mac were disasters, you keep referring to 40% of the market. if you look at the 2002 to 2005 period, the private market, wall street was anywhere from 59 to 92% of the security market. that's just a fact. secondly, i wanted to follow up on ms. morin's question of earlier. i wanted to point out because when she referred to the view of the federal review bank, i don't think you would have seen the

host: vincent on the republican line. north carolina. caller: a lot of the bloated hyperbole coming from washington is due to the lack of people paying attention. i am not a conspiracy theorist, but the way i see this country, it is on its knees. i believe in taking care of the people who cannot help themselves, but this country wants to give itself away. if you look at the pace that the administration is walking, it will fundamentally change in the country. a constitution is in the trends. everything that built this country -- we are moving in the opposite direction. we are going toward a socialist democracy. if you do not believe that, look at everything this government takes care of. medicare, medicaid, the postal service. everything is in the red. it is small business, independent people who have built this country. the middle class will be stumped -- stomped because of this. people talk about running on repealed and replaced. i do not disagree that the health care system is in trouble, but in need to be addressed in incremental step

the one at the top is the vincent court, for which i clerked. >> you clerked for wiley rutledge in 1947as you come down, this court here -- >> i served from 1970 to 1975. this is the court i joined at the bottom. >> let me go back to the seventh circuit. where is it located? >> it covers wisconsin, illinois, and indiana, and the city of chicago. >> what was your learning experience, sitting on the seventh circuit? >> i learned an awful lot about federal law, of course, because it was our work. i served with some awfully good judges and learned a lot from them. for example, in that picture, tom fairchild was the chief judge. i learned a lot from him and others of my colleagues. >> what is the difference between a circuit court of appeals and the supreme court? >> in the circuit court, you are more bound by precedent then you are in the supreme court. if there is a decision or a dictum in an opinion, the court of appeals is required to follow it, whereas in this court there are many more open questions that have not been finally resolved. you have more of a duty to decide things for the f

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the one at the top is the vincent court, for which i clerked. >> you clerked for rutledge in 1947. this court here -- >> i served from 1970 to 1975. this is the court i joined, the one at the bottom. >> the seventh circuit -- where is it located? >> wisconsin, illinois, and indiana. >> what was your learning experience on the seventh circuit? >> i learned a lot about federal law, of course. i served with some awfully good judges. for example, in that picture, tom czech -- tom fairchild was the chief judge. i learned a lot from him. >> what is the difference between a circuit court of appeals and a supreme court? >> on the circuit court you are more bound by precedent then you are here. if there is a decision, the court of appeals is required to follow it, whereas in this court there are many more open questions that have not been finally resolved. you have more of a duty to decide things for the first time that have not been faced before. >> let us go into your main office. you have been in a lot of different offices. does the atmosphere you are working in matter to you? >> actuall