a lot of people describe the harriet as an engine with a cockpit stuck on the front and some wings to help it fly. >> the hair reth -- harriet may look the same but underneath that body is a modern fighter plane. that's why the decision to retire it early was a bit of a shock. >> the rumors had been circulating around for the months prior, and overall i think just massive disappointment being the main thing. we all feel really, really privileged to be flying this aircraft and doing the role we did with the jet, particularly with afghanistan. >> it's going to be an emotional day for james and the crew, but trolling through the archives i found this. >> the jump jet fighter may be condemned too. the whole british aircraft industry seems more than the nation can afford. >> anyway, move over. time for the experts to have a go. [laughter] >> richard, bbc news. >> this is bbc "world news." the headlines this hour. at least 27 people tried to migrate to australia are thought to have been killed after their boat was dashed to pieces on christmas island. in a report the prime minister of kosov

he will visit harriet tubman elementary. the law is aimed at improving the quality of school meals and strengthening nutrition programs that serve young children. >>> it's that time of the year. millions of christmas presents are crisscrossing the country and there is a tax-cut compromise. vinita nair has those stories and more. >> we begin with a vote on president obama's xto with republicans. the plan to extend the bush tax cuts and unemployment benefits is expected to clear an important hurdle in the senate today and if the white house is confident the deal will pass despite protests from senate democrats. if 1000 civil lawsuits to cover money for bernard madoff victims. expected to be settled out-of- court. fedex packages, and shipments are upper from last year. the chronicles of narnia earned $24 million at the box office, much less than the first two movies in the series. >>> 6:19 on this monday morning. >> the threat of the letter, the redskins losing, and it's monday. >> all happening at once. >> i missed the game an

niños y compraste uno, que gran cosa, además no todos podemos producir 6 ángeles perfectos, como yo y harriet más por aquí. >> les encantará y ya me imagino sus rostros cuando se iluminen con la emoción. >> es tan real ¿de dónde lo sacaste? >> escúchame, ahora que eres padre usa la gorra del papá. >>¿qué hacemos ahora? >> contemos historias de fantasmas. >> hagamos malvaviscos. >> hagamos un incendio. >> no sabes que es malo encender fuego en el bosque. >> pues de eso se trata. >> te acusaré con mi papá, ya verás niño. >> se lo diré. >> mejor no le hablemos, entonces. >> sí, ignóralo. >> ignoren esto. >> vivir con la naturaleza será estupendo para junior, creo que florecerá aquí. >> y nosotros lo disfrutamos. >> apuesto a que nunca has acampado, es muy divertido. se canta, hay malvaviscos y todas las cosas que los humanos temen. (gruñido de oso). (niños cantando). ♪ un elefante se columpiaba sobre la tela de un araña ♪. ♪ y como veían que resistían fueron a llamar a otro elefante (gritos de niños). >> por favor. >> ¿qué sucede niños? temen al terrible oso. no es tan malo. es genial, es genial

attempted murder and attempted use of >>> president -- ma phas president obama is going to visit harriet tubman elementary, focusing on nutrition. first lady michelle obama will attend the event as well. >>> the senate is expected to vote on a bill extending all the bush era tax cuts and jobless benefits for long-term unemployed. it's expected to pass, while some democrats are still upset about the deal. . republicans . -- republicans say take it or leave it. >> republicans say they will pass the bill when they take over the house in january if democrats failed to pass the bill. >>> more disappointment at fedex field. players and fans way in and after the redskins lost. >>> tracking the trouble spots on what could be a wintry morning. don't forget to send us pictures of any winter weather. tbd.co >>> monday morning, for a check on traffic and weather every ten minutes. >> ipods adam caskey went to minneapolis and the is going to get stuck there. >> i woke up for work at about 2:30 a.m., did make givebacks -- i did make it back. it was fantastic. let's talk about the minor snowfall. a lit

. >> the biggest thing i wanted was crossing gates, because the previous christmas my aunt harriet had given me a train set. i had everybody, but the crossing gates and i must have played with those gates the entire morning. >> reporter: trains were very much a part of the bay area in 1941 and at christmas time they brought mike mcgee's wednesday law home closer to the ground- zero of christmas shopping, downtown san francisco. >> the big trip to make was to the emporium. >> he got a toy horn, the flute and a toy drum, which was no doubt loud enough to qualify as something much more than just a toy. but this christmas meeker reserved the right to share his christmas dry joy with an old, old friend, teddy. >> i had had it a couple of years, teddy with down with me that christmas morning because i always went to bed with that teddy bear. it was a christmas gift to me. i always kept teddy with me. he was my pud where i. he moved away from that home. it's still there today and so are the memories, playing outside in front, the family together, the laughter, the characters creating a histor

harriet wu, thomas lee, anna liu. >> this feels a little bit like the academy awards, and i wish i hadn tombolo and said, "and the winner is." the thank you very much to the organizers for acknowledging up- and-coming leaders in our community for they are the ones that will unite and bring our communities together with a stronger voice but also with and that the and support for other communities as well, so it is my pleasure to announce that the recipients of the 2010 apa heritage award in the emerging leadership category is thomas lee. [applause] thomas, please join us on stage. i'm going to start reading my script so you know about thomas's incredible leadership. i know we have done great work with the community youth center and many community-based organizations. thomas has participated in at least two service projects per week since 2007. carly estop more pursuing a degree in marketing, he has also been active in the community from a very young age and has volunteered for callous area nonprofit organizations. graphic and by design has always been his passion. he has always voluntee

. >> what makes the carry it so unique is pretty much that big thing there -- harriet so unique is pretty much that they think there. a lot of people described it as an engine with some links to help it fly. >> it may look the same as the one from the 1960's, but underneath the body is a completely modern fighter plane. >> everyone was a little bit shocked. the rumors had been circulating around for months prior. overall, just a massive disappointment was the main thing. we all feel really privileged to fly this aircraft into the role that we do. >> it will be an emotional day for the crews. in the archive, i found this. some things never change. >> under the microscope of financial scrutiny, the whole british aircraft industry seems more than the nation can afford. >> anyway, move over. time for the expert to have a go. >> [laughter] [inaudible] > >> this is gmt on "bbc world news." i am jonathan charles. kenya's deputy prime minister has been named among six kenyans to be prosecuted by the international criminal court over post-election violence three years ago. around 27 asylum seekers

harriet is drawn from one of the sweetest ladies i have ever met in my life.i was 5, she asked me to cut her hair. i cut all of her hair off. my father kicked my butt. he said, the know who her father raise? she is the most eloquent person in the world, exchanging stories. life is amazing. tavis: take me back to chicago and seattle. how did music become your mother? how did this relationship forged? >> in the 1930's, the jones boys made $100,000. in 1943, the capone guys ran him out of chicago to mexico. my daddy came to the barber shop and took me and my dad on the bus the next day to the northwest, to go to bremin tin shipyard. we were joneses, too, but not related. we wanted to be gangsters. we burn down dance halls and everything. stealing cases of honey. i drank four bottles of honey. i never drank contee again for 20 years. and we broke into this army one night, during world war ii, and the army campus across from us with the barbwire and 50 caliber machine guns. we broke into the armory. we heard that i screamed and ran pie was coming in at 11:00. -- we

resumption of direct contacts between all parties most of the world's heroin is consumed on seeds harriet's are a two point five million russians are addicted to drugs that come from afghanistan and increasing quantities n.y. is always seemed powerless to stop the drug flow considering that the political will is there. well following the mandate we received from our ministers in two thousand and seven in madrid we have been working very seriously alongside with central asian members of the principal states of the with the to strengthen the borders between afghanistan and central asian states by intensive training of central asian border police the customs office drugs police alone with coatings we have a board of management staff college now operating in tucson bay customs academy bishkek there is a lot of work being done in the wooded oval was part of the police academies also in turkey and many other videos so it's taken time but now i think we have created a joint perspective reserve which is an asian partner voice from i think we've been working very closely with them we have had many m

based in their national parliaments carry what do you think they are in there i mean yes i mean that harriet is going to hearing theory was this a pandora's box i am assuming also and say ok we'll go to you stephanie harry certainly go ahead yes i agree with you. because what we see is that most of our rump are europeans and the president is looking for the economic government of europe he's looking for it and he's using this crisis and. the members of european commission also are using this crisis to take this important step towards european economic government we have never wanted that i don't think it can on the governance should not go. as far as as european commission being able to to to to to lay sanctions on countries to have a. direct effect on national economies that is not how it was planned and that is not what we can accept it is contradictory to contradictory to our sovereignty and i'm sure that if this is brought into the debate by altering the lisbon treaty many countries that is maybe governments will go ahead but there are there are people's will say no and therefore for suc

obama will sign the healthy hunger-free kids act at harriet tubman elementary school. it's aimed at improving the quality of school meals and strengthening nutrition programs that serve young children. >>> a year in uconn to ca -- year in yoube. that story and more. data base was stolen. they took a 1 million user names and passwords. they're suggesting that you change your password. an action adventure and one awards this year. it's about the wild west. youtube has the most watched videos. no. 1 is a song made from an angry television interview about a local crime. it's been viewed 61 million times. justin bieber was watched a times.d millions adam caskey singing a justin bieber saukvong] >> also applies to see the mertrodome roof. >> yes. we have a little snow across our region. it is insignificant. but it's happening during rush hour or. >> which means it is significant. >> that's what we have a winter weather advisory. light snow during rush hour can cause some problems. that's why there is the winter weather advisory, which is in effect until 9:00 a.m. for parts o

make sense harriet's jump and we are now in the middle of a debate of creating more instruments for the for the european commission to introduce european taxes there are examples on the table we are now in the debate of creating sanctions. the european commission wants more instruments to get involved in the national economies sanctions where. economies and governments do not follow the european rules so we are right in the middle of a debate that we never intended to harm and we should have never answered this is the enemy so is there a monetary union without a political union. visionaries only involves understanding only follow a political union and now we're trying to to to to to to get political union accepted because we are facing problems with the monetary union that's that's the reality it's natural you know you see on this as well it's a quite union the whole what you had hoped is wrong when your heart and your you want to you know is wrong european go ahead laughing go ahead go ahead ok when we when the european monetary union was started there was a stability pact pact connect

. >> ozzy and harriet. >> you can see that there and the don and marty billboard. that's amazing. of course, this used to be called the madonna building, now, maybe the lady gaga building -- the sewage treatment plant. >> the bio digester. >> you get a ton of people, don't you? >> probably close to 30,000 folks. was there a charge? >>> we ask for a 1 dollar donation and no one's turned away. if you dry up in -- if you drive up in a lamborghini and say you don't have a dollar, you'll let them in? >> yes, but you'll have to live with your conscious. we'll get kids from any age and all over the world. we've had people visit us from moscow. >> the cool thing is, they start in october. hi, guys. wave, hello. those are the builders. >> good morning! >> yeah, and the indian chiefs and all of that. one guy says he leaves at noon and he may come back and stay until 2:00 a.m. >> that's correct. well, that's what he's telling people. we start in october and open up the first weekend after thanksgiving. we'll put in several thousand man hours getting this thing up and running. from the wise f

this morning, president obama signed a school lunch bill into law at harriet tubman elementary school in the district. the first lady lobbied for the $4.5 billion measure to stop childhood obese city and to feed more hungry children. the law also gives the government more control over which foods can be offered at school fund-raers. >>> we should know tonight whether michael steele will run for eelection as chairman for the republican national committee. he has faced heavy criticism for his leadership and inability to fundraise for the party. there are multiple reports saying he will not seek re-election but snnothing is conformed yet. he was elected chairman in january 2009. he'll announce his elections to run during the press conference at 7 sko:30 tonight. >>> this would allow police to obtain search warrants to get samples from wthem. >> these aren't nelaws or regulations. they're efforts to streamline existing procedures while protecting due process to ensure that drunk drivers cannot skirt the consequences of their actions. >> nine states already have a no refusal policy in plac

harriet cabot lodge certainly was not an isolationist, although he certainly portrayed that. he was for a variety of involvement, but he wanted to be involved from the standpoint and for the purpose of the united states of america, not in any chance to reshape the world. in regards, housework and all, like lot of other realist, he believed and wrote that all men are moved by the same motives here. the colleges universal motives power. everyone wants to maximize power. well, that ain't necessarily so. some people are moved by desires, other of them are power. he does not understand tiered he does not allow morgenthau at least in its original edition, did not allow for diversity of human motives. and yet we know that people do ask for it in very different reasons, which happened to be there around. .. >> our current occupant of the white house would be well advised along with his secretary of statement to invite you down there and have you give a discussion to those folks. you certainly make a lot of common sense. my question is with regard to the upcoming elections we see a la

and will harriet tubman elementary school in the district, the first lady lobbied for the $4.5 billion measure to help stop childhood obesity and feed more hungry children. some republicans stay new law is too expensive. >>> the senate's first vote on the tax cut compromise is still underway but it appears there are enough votes to mift forward. president obama worked with republican leaders to construct framework. it leaves existing tax cuts in place and extends unemployment benefits. it gives wealthy families a big break on the estate tax. many democrats complaining bitterly about this compromise but they acknowledge taxes would go up for eveone on january 1 if they didn't pass something. the full senate is expected to pass this by wednesday. it then moves on to the house. >>> th redskins fans are still reeling from sunday's loss after the team came up short in the nal seconds of the ga against tampa bay bcaneers. lindsay czarniak is lye at the park with the fallout. what happened out there? it literally went right between the fingers. >> it wentfrom a game that no one would remember

. >>> a school lunch bill will be passed right here at harriet tubman. it will help stop cldhood obesity and feed more children. some say the new law is too expensive. >>> today will learn whether michael steele will run for reelection as chairman of the republican national committee. steele has been criticized for his leadership and inability to manage the party's fun. many believe he will not seek reelection. he was elected in january of 2009. the 168-member republican national committee will elect a chairman in about a month. >> this morning many people in sweden are under shock after a suicide attacks. one passer-by captured this video showing the fiery explosion. a swedish news agency received an e-mail threat just before the attack. the person who wrote the e-mail refers to swede itch soldiers in afghanistan and a controversial cartoon of the prophet mohammed. it was the first terror attack in that count for 30 years. >>> prince william and kate middleton released two engagement photos over the weekend. one is frmal and this is the more casual one.

the book by harriet eleanor smith. >> well, it's true that mark twain didn't want to complete autobiographyd because he wanted to be able to speak his whole, frank mind. that has not been respected. there had been earlier editions that had published much of the material, but the editing challenges was one of the main reasons it's taken this long. he left us material and it was difficult to figure out how to put it all together. >> again, we've been sending mark twain quotes out today, facebook and twitter. nothing goes over better with the crowd. mark twain on the u.s. congress. he says readers, suppose you were an idiot and suppose you were a member of congress and then says, but i repeat myself. how relevant are his -- >> well, he is another version of that, too, which is congress is the only native criminal class in america. he certainly took aim at government and he was particularly inferenced about the war of expansion in the philippines. he felt that it was basically a false pretext that they were fighting there, that there were commercial interests at stake and he felt that the gover

harriet elinor smith is the official editor of the autobiography; she's been working here for more than 30 years. she says that among the writings he wanted to suppress was his somewhat shocking view of christianity. >> there is one notable thing about our christianity. it is bad, bloody, merciless, money grabbing and predatory. the fleets of the world could swim in spacious comfort in the innocent blood it has spilled." that would have been considered very shocking in the day. >> reporter: the autobiography does include social and political material twain thought too hot for the times like these remarks about president theodore roosevelt's role in the massacre of fililpino guerillas after the spanish american war. >> "he knew perfectly well that to pen 600 hopeless and weaponless savages in a hole like rats in a trap and massacre them in detail during a stretch of a day and a half from a safe position on the heights above was no really feat of arms. he knew perfectly well that our uniformed assassins had not upheld the honor of the american flag." >> reporter: while he could rant on so

just a few minutes ago, the president signed a school lunch bill into law at harriet tubman school district in the district. the school lobbied for the measure to help stop childhood obesity and feed more hungry children. some republicans say the new law is too expensexpensive. >>> the redskins are kicking themselves this morning. yet another game of missed opportunities, this time on special teams. the skins h a chance to take the game to overtime with 13 seconds left, down 17-10, donovan mcnabb hit santana moss on fourth down for the touchdown. all thiey needed was the extra point. but it was a high snap, the football slipped through the fingers of holder hunter smith. lindsay czarniak will have more reaction at 11:30 this morning. >>> 11:09 right now. what's next for michael steele? coming up, the latest on whether the chairman of the republican national committee will run for re-election. >>> a lot of holiday cheer planned for this evening, but it could cause problems for your commute. >>> and we're waiting to hear from you. call 202-686-nbc-4 if you're able to help the oanization frien

annapolis and i cried when i realized that this unknown vice president now be my commander in chief, harriet truman -- peery truman and when i was on the submarine, submarine officer, truman in 1940 decided to do away with racial segregation and the military forces in the army and navy marines air force and coast guard. and it was an extremely unpopular thing for him to do and the congress warned him to not do it. a lot of his own military leaders, i would say a majority of the military said don't do it. he did it any way, and that affected my life greatly. and it was eight years later that rosa parks sat in front of a bus and martin luther king jr. became famous, so i still give harry truman credit for being a pioneer in his country of doing away with almost 100 years of racial segregation. so that changed my mind, my life, and so i've always felt that he was an honest and courageous and intelligent -- >> host: do you identify as a navy man do you identify yourself as the korean war at all? >> guest: i was a submarine officer during the korean war and a part of the old war. i was in the pac

captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> president obama leading harriet tubman elementary school here in washington to go back to a meeting of senior advisers today. this afternoon, white house spokesman robert gibbs will be holding a briefing. we will have that live on c- span. also coming up this afternoon, c-span2 will have live discussion on recent efforts to regulate the financial markets. and the u.s. senate gavels in at 2:00 p.m. eastern, continuing debate on the bush era tax cut as well as long-term jobless benefits and a number of business tax credits. a vote to move the bill for which begins at 3:00 p.m. eastern. you can see that live on c- span2. the house meets for legislative work tomorrow. members are waiting to meet on the tax cuts and spending before they have final votes on those bills. >> the jian-li bulletin on ftc recommendations -- john leibowitz, an ftc recommendations and do not track technology. "the communicators" on c-span2. >> each year we conduct our video competition called studentcam, asking students in grades 6 through 12 to

there was the first lady, screen right at the harriet tubman elementary school in washington, d.c., wantews.com where it is streaming live. it began a few moments ago and wanted to share that with you. arthel: definitely. well, he's the president's chief economic advisor, but not for long, larry summers' final words on the economy, coming up next. bill: also, being called america's third war, mexico, the main battlefield, but today, heading the cartels off at the parks live in guatemala. [gunfire]. join the jaguar platinum celebration ! come celebrate exciting cars that are stunning to look at, exhilarating to drive and worry free to own. celebrate this holiday season with the gift of platinum. jaguar platinum coverage: five years or 50,000 miles of complimentary scheduled maintenance, and no cost replacement of wear and tear items visit your jaguar dealer during the platinum celebration foa $599 lease offer on the 2011 x medicare supplement insurance plan card. wherever you go, nationwide, your coverage travels with you. and that's just one of the many reasons... you need a card like th

with far, i heard some explain every single game the object is to have guys come in and harriet and yetmany games it puts a new light, football, he made to 97. good for him. i listen to the tree sloths a pretty good. >> to 97 is 97 to many. >> the loss to three years your boys are probably right. i hate to say it but i've never seen and george rask the to the traffic report kept gold he gets a cold titis the dry mop. your boys have to remember somebody's gonna go and not their rear ends up. (laughter) >> you're absolutely right. >> i love george but something comes up mental, physical or wherever they take today off. >> have fun the would that be if i was about to go to a commercial and so on was so here ready to me over. >> (laughter) we will be right back. join the jaguar platinum celebration ! come celebrate exciting cars that are stunning to look at, exhilarating to drive and worry free to own. celebrate this holiday season with the gift of platinum. jaguar platinum coverage: five years or 50,000 miles of complimentary scheduled maintenance, and no cost replacement of wear and tear

and just a few blocks away, there's beautiful lake harriet, which is a real draw for families in thisk fireplace. there's an archway that leads to the formal dining room. and the big windows let in lots of light. there's a small kitchen that's well equipped with a gastop range and new cabinets. we'll have a better view of the kitchen in just a moment. there it is! okay. we're a little slow today. but, anyway, i like that kitchen, because it's well equipped with a gastop range and the new cabinets. totally refinished basement downstairs. you can pretty much use it for whatever you want. they use it as a great play room and also a media room. and there's a small sun porch out back with a big private backyard and a garage. there's a great view of the sun porch. a pretty house for less than $400,000. >> nice curb appeal and very nice. let's go to sacramento, california, to a four-bedroom home priced at $359,900. >> sacramento is the state capital, but was one of the hardest hit real estate markets in the country. today homes are half the price they were in 2007. the good news is, prices h

we went from the james harriet era of potions to the ongoing use of steroids, advances in diagnostic and treatments including i.v. therapy, dentistry. third generation antibuy ottics and steroids, treatments for diabetes, diseases we see both in humans and in animals. and advances in nutrition that our human colleagues could take advantage of. i encourage my colleagues join me in commemorating the important milestone by supporting h.res. 1531, proclaiming 2011 as world veterinary year in honor of the 250th anniversary of the veterinary profession. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from illinois. mrs. biggert: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for such time as she may consume. mrs. biggert: i rise today to support house resolution 1531 which expresses support for designation of 2011 as world veterinary year with the goal of helping bring attention to and show appreciation for the veterinary profession on its 250th anniversary. i believe that tho

i would like to say that they elected john ashcroft and harriet woods in the same election. my colleague knows who he is and we know these are two people, john ashcroft an harriette woods who believed in nothing in common. they had completely divergent views of the world. i'll tell you what that grand and stubborn streak wants, they want someone with a smile. check for kit bond. when you think of kit bond, you think of him smiling. even if his teeth are gritted and he's telling you something you don't want to hear or you can tell he's angry at you, he is still grinning. they appreciate his intellect. he has always been an intellectual giant and that is important in -- when you're toiling the fields of public service. his integrity. there was never a doubt in all of these years of kit bond's service that this was not a man of the very highest integrity. and, finally, a work ethic. and yee-howdy missourians want a work ethic. they want somebody who understands that they're working hard and they want to see you working hard and that's exactly what senator bond has done for thes

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