john smith, are you here? and then john smith would come and be told what the prosecutor was offering and people had called and not heard back. they didn't get any attention to the individual circumstances of their cases. instead, they were called before the judge and another attorney who even left about the case would stand there almost like a piece of cardboard and the people would plead guilty. now it was incredibly obvious in court that day that people had no idea what was happening to them. people started to cry in the middle of pleading guilty. wait, i'm pleading guilty. i didn't realize i had agreed to go to jail. it was really a mess mess . what i really learned later is that robert was a croobt defender and he had a -- contract defender and he had a full private practice representing people who paid him money and he had earned a sum of money from the county and had to represent as many people as the prosecutor was going to charge and during the two-year period, he had represented twice the number of p

and i rejoice, led by the sound of a black smith's hammer, i travel to charleston, south carolina, john shannon, black smith. a large european with red hair, comfortable. they were apprentices to all africans new and old, familiar yet fresh. i have sold another of your beautiful gape with the rice design, how did you learn to craft so well? a young man stepped into the light. i learned by reaching back with one hand and stretching forward with the other he said. people said you are a genius. my father dinka was the genius replied the apprentice. he taught me what 7 generations have learned, i am the 8th. i had bound [inaudible] who answers to moses shannon. both mean safe water. he seems more confident now, wiser. playful mostafa. i had so much to tell him, he could not see me. he could not see me or hear me in this strange land. he touched the spotting smiles. [inaudible] with birds, flowers and animals inspired. i turned to someone tell moses, shannon is going to free you one day. they can find joy, [inaudible] in my mind, i have always been free. free as the wind, thank you so much.

i look forward to the next election when tory and lib dem mps will have to explain why john smith, whosenot work, will get £18,000 knocked off their fees, while susan jones in the same street, whose parents have always worked and paid their taxes, gets no help at all. i am glad the secretary of state for work and pensions is present on the front bench, because he should have a word with his colleagues about how this supports the idea that work should pay. this system will punish the very universities that have done the most to widen participation. the university of bedfordshire, which took 120 students from free-school meal backgrounds in 2006-07, would have had to find £750,000 in match funding, whereas cambridge, which took just 20, would have had to find only £120,000. where is the sense in punishing success and rewarding failure? the ifs says that it provides a financial incentive for universities...to turn away students from poorer backgrounds. it does not make sense. all the signs suggest a government policy in disarray. there is no white paper, and every day the government try to

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millions of families [inaudible] i look forward to the next election when they have to explain when john smith whose parents don't work will get 18,000 pounds off their fees while susan jones on the same street whose parents always worked gets no help at all. i welcome the secretary of state to work on this because he should have a word with his colleagues about how this supports the idea. now, mr. speaker, it will punish the very universities that have done most to widen participation. the university which took 120 students from free school meal backgrounds in 2006, 2007, would have to find three quarters of a pounds in match funding. cambridge would only have to find 120,000. where is the sense in punishing success and rewarding failure? and the i.s.f. says it provides a financial incentive for universities to turn away students from poorer backgrounds. it does not make sense. but all the signs are of government policy in disarray. no wide paper. every day trying to respond to the criticism. last week we showed 2/3 of part timers wouldn't benefit from their scheme so they had to rush out a m

[applause] >> the next group will be mike smith, william foust, dean preston, john scott, paula claudine, jeannie scott. >> i am lived in parkmerced for the last 11 years. i want to bring to your attention one point. if the plan is accepted, the city of san francisco will build less residential real estate and has now. it sounds strange to have more houses but less residential estate. let me explain. it is pretty much very simple. right now in the last five years, apartments have become more of the san francisco university campus. there is one simple example. in 3:0at 3:00 in the morning, there is terrible noise outside my home. i asked them to keep it down. they say if i do not like it, i should live somewhere else. that was the situation when people lived separately. 18-year-olds and 50-year olds need to live separately. 50-year olds do not want to party in the middle of the night. in the current situation, i can manage it. i get help from parkmerced security, but they cannot be at my apartment every minute. they are human beings. they listen to me. i can go to my membneighbor. let's m

>> i look forward to the next election were john smith will get 18,000 pounds off of their fees. others get no help at all. this will punish the very university is that of the most to what vs patient. they would have had to find matched funding. cambridge, which took just 20, would only have to find 120,000. where is punishing success and rewarding failure. this does not make sense. all of the sons are here. every day, they are trying to deal with criticism. they had to rush out yesterday. -- thirds of part timers would not benefit from their scheme, so change yesterday. me, the business secretary said but it was an empty document. house has been told that universities might charge £9,000 in "exceptional circumstances", but nowhere in the guidance does the term "exceptional circumstances" appear. the business secretary does not tell the director of offa to limit the highest fees to exceptional circumstances or ask him to tell us what exceptional circumstances are. the truth is that he came to the house making a fine promise about the £9,000 and the exceptional circumstances but h

the united states where these ethical issues are so much clearer cut. ( laughing ) smith: not necessarily. tapper: john. you are the c.e.o. of a private corporation called maxicorp. your group of brilliant engineers has developed a product that is amazing. it's called the maximile. you attach it to a car's engine, it doubles the mileage. it's a huge technological breakthrough. it's a wonderful business opportunity. - you're excited about this, right? - abele: absolutely. tapper: you are located in the mid-atlantic state of centralia. senator sarbanes is your senator. lew kaden is your number two. ben heineman is your chief counsel. already one u.s. auto manufacturer has developed an environmentally-friendly car called the i-care car. the maximile is a huge part of that i-care car. the i-care car was introduced two years ago. they've already sold 950,000 of them. it's just a great time for you. - until-- - ( laughing ) mr. heineman, one day you get a letter - from a trial attorney. - been there. you knew it was a trial attorney, didn't you? an i-care car with a maximile was doing 85 miles per hour on th

john weichesel stepped down as coach of the bob cat. ryker william schenck takes over. troy smith will start the ram's game, although mike singletary has not officially made that announcement. stanford football, fourth in the bcs rankings, headed for miami and the orange bowl. the team leaves next week. game is january 3. luck and harball were saying all the right things today. why not? >> huge deal. i think to go to the bcs bowl after a 1-11 season. the turnover, the culture change, you could say, very big deal for us. they understand the challenge that's going to be in this football game. they want to represent their school, team, families. in a positive way and win. >> boise state football on the national stage in las vegas, against utah. there is chris peterson and he says boys, let's just make a play. martin on the loose. 84-yard touchdown run. longest play in the history of this bowl your at&t high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. at&t high speed internet at home... ...includes wi-fi access on the go...woo-h

criticized for his lack of offensive schemes and putting too much faith in alex smith and the coordinators. he named john tomsulla for the next week's final game of the season against arizona. he is in his fourth season as the 49ers defensive line coach but once a head coach in the old nfl europe league. he said he will also begin a thorough search for a general manager. and will probably hire that gm before hiring a full-time head coach. york and topplesulla will issue a statement tomorrow. >>> thank you, fred. >> yes, indeed. >> winter is in full force on the east coast tonight bringing dangerous blizzard conditions across the region and halting post-christmas travel. in new york city heavy snow made travelling in queens a slow and precarious adventure. the northeast region was a sea of white as the blizzard came barreling in today. at least a foot of snow is expected to fall before the storm passes through late tomorrow. the same system also hit philadelphia. it is one of several cities to declare a snow emergency. philadelphia's mayor is urging people to stay indoors and off the roads. >>> that snow

john chambers and eric smith ceo of google will be in attendance as well.wering the credit rating of spain, positive numbers and u.s. inflation the dow is up 39. james. >> chrysler is recalling more than 367,000 minivans to address accidental air bag deployments, volkswagen is not far behind it is recalling within two to 28,000 vehicles for fuel leaks. it affects 2008 town and country, dodge grand caravan. volkswagen 2007- 2009 kolff, jeddah, sports weekend, rapid and 2006-10 beatles. call your dealer for more formation. >> the government is l. lawing dropped beside crib's after the deaths of more than 30 infants and toddlers in 10 years. the safety commission has voted to ban the manufacture and sale and resale of those crimes, you might have those in the crotch, sell them off, i used to have one. they have that side really goes up and down. they feel that it is a risk. i know kids have been trapped in the side. so they do not want those in circulation anymore. we'll be back with more in a couple of minutes. lightning fast. lightning strong. verizon 4g lte

it was a value system that grew out of enlightenment, people like john locke, hutchison, ada, smith. in the 20th century, if youf look at it, was a test of thatvs valu we system against the other value systems which have come up over the years.tari mostly totalitarianism.cy it was a test of democracy totat against fascism, a test of democracy against totalitarianot socialism and we won. we won the test. was it was also the second bigs, itw charge of the 20th century. it wasas a test of how you would create prosperity for people, a test of markets versus communism, of markets against totalitarian socialism.ocialism by the end of the 20th century, there was no longer an issue. the american philosophy of governance had come to dominatee the world. democracy, individual libertythe and markets.that diron. the whole world was moving innto that direction. are now we're 10 years into the next century and we are challengede e again, challenged again. this time the challenge is different, substantive, significant. l maybe not at theev same level oo the soviet union represented a challenge beca

smith explains. >> definitely just give them a warning. >> reporter: john fitzpatrick can think of a lot of ways to spend $220. and paying a bike fine isn't one of them. >> that's more than textbooks, more than a week's worth of food. >> reporter: especially with recent tuition hikes. he avoids riding between 8:00 and 6:00 in what's called the dismount zone or locking his bike to a handrail. all could earn a top-dollar ticket. >> i think it's about time. i've almost been run over by many people hurtling across the plaza. people are going throughout when there's pedestrians here. two people right now are on bikes basically breaking the bike rules. >> reporter: the signs are marked where not to ride. uc police have been citing students under the state's vehicle code because people have gotten hit. >> well, this year there may have been changes to the court fees or things may have increased. once we issue a number of citations, we started to get complaints about the cost. >> reporter: uc police even thought it was a little too high. for a first offense is a warning. still critics launched a facebook p

john ball back. >>> heads are rolling in the redskins camp. they cut hunter smith, making it the first person to lose hisjob over the botched sunday's game. he will be replaced by sam paleskew. smith ranked 30th in the league. >> he said if anybody should leave it should be me. he's had not his best season so far. >> no. >> a lot of people think it's because of his punting more than becaus of the botched snap. >> thiis just the beginning of the problems for the redskins. he may not be the only one cut. >> the game came down to that at the end of the game speaks reams about the problems theredskins have. >> next is weather. >> tom is here to tell us about this biting, painfully cold weather, tom. >> complaining abouthe redskins right to me, right? it kind of fits, doesn't it? once again, here we go. this cold pattern continues. and i don't see an end to it. for the next seven days. right now just near 20 degrees from anacostia, clinton, landover, great falls, wheaton. windchills near 10 because winds are gusting 30 miles per hour. we're under a mostly clear sky. may

smith was trying to rob her. last week he killed himself as police arrived at his apartment to question him. >>> 30 years ago today john lennon was shot and killed. december 8, 1980, a mentally disturbed fan gunned down landing landing outside of his -- gunned him down outside of his apartment building. lenin said that he had wanted to put together a band and go on the road with a concert tour. >>> tonight frustrated parents, teachers, and children are meeting with school officials to try to keep their school from closing. >> lake elementary and san pablo is set to close because of budget shortfalls. they will decide where to send the 450 students last fall. last year they kicked in $300,000 now those funds are gone. >>> oakland schools are dealing with a big problem that is leaving lots of children in the cold. it is the lack of heat that has been going on now and as jade hernandez reports, the district is still uncertain as to when the speeds we will return. >> reporter: this fifth grade teacher is frustrated paid teachers do not know how long they or their students will have to go without heat in their classroom. >>

it was a value system that grew out of enlightenment, people like john locke, hutchenson, and adam smith, and in the 20th century, if you look at it, it was a test of that value system against the other value systems that come up over the years. it was a test of democracy, a test of democracy against totalitarian socialism, and we won. we won that test. there was also the second big charge of the 20th century was it was a test of how you would create prosperity for people, a test of markets versus communism, of markets versus, again, toal

it was a value system that grew out of the scottish enlightenment -- people like john locke, adam smith. and the 20th century, if you look at it was a test of that value system against the other value systems which had come up over the years, mostly totalitarianism. it was a test of democracy against fascism, it was a test of totalitarian socialism, and we won. we won that test. it was also -- the second big charge of the 20th century was, it was a test of how you would create prosperity for people. a test of markets versus communism, of markets versus again totalitarian socialism. by the end of the 20th century, there was no longer an issue, no longer an issue. ththe american philosophy of governance had come to com domie the world. democracy, individual liberty, and markets. the whole world was moving in that direction. now we're 10 years into the next century, and we are challenged again -- challenged again. this time the challenge is different, substantive, significant, maybe not at the same level that the soviet union represented a challenge because they had the capacity to destroy

today paul ryan, daryl issa, ways and means, dav camp, education and labor, john klein, foreign affairs, judiciary, lar smith, peter king, homeland security. one specific one, the naming of hal rise for procreation. picking up on a peace we had in "the wall street journal" today. you are a fiscal hawks, what do you think? guest: he is saying -- and hopefully he will come through -- that the appropriate -- appropriation committee culture needs to chang i have been one of the more vocal about their marks in the house. -- earmarks in the house. i think they have been the gateway drug to overspending. i am pleased republicans and house and senate agreed to a ban on all earmark for the entire congress -- for this year and next year as well. hal rogers has been a part of that band, and i think it is great. the culture of the appropriations committee is going to have to change. in my view. it has been a committee of spending where obviously -- it appropriates money, that is obviously its job. but it has sort of been where, all right, democrats want to spend something, republicans want to spend something, so let us

today paul ryan, daryl issa, ways and means, dave camp, education and labor, john klein, foreign affairs, judiciary, lamar smith, peter king, homeland security. one specific one, the naming of hal rise for procreation. picking up on a peace we had in "the wall street journal" today. you are a fiscal hawks, what do you think? guest: he is saying -- and hopefully he will come through -- that the appropriate -- appropriation committee culture needs to change. i have been one of the more vocal about their marks in the house. -- earmarks in the house. i think they have been the gateway drug to overspending. i am pleased republicans and house and senate agreed to a ban on all earmark for the entire congress -- for this year and next year as well. hal rogers has been a part of that band, and i think it is great. the culture of the appropriations committee is going to have to change. in my view. it has been a committee of spending where obviously -- it appropriates money, that is obviously its job. but it has sort of been where, all right, democrats want to spend something, republicans want to spend something, so let u

john f. kennedy. >> mr. smith, mr. nixon, in the election of 1860, abraham lincoln said the question was whether this nation could exist half slave or half free. in the election of 1960 and with the world around us, the question is whether the world will exist half slave or half free, whether it will move in the direction of freedom, in the direction of the road we are taking, or whether it will move in the direction of slavery. i think it will depend in great measure upon what we do here in the united states. on the kind of society that we build, on the kind of strength that we maintain. >> the subject of the chicago debate was domestic affairs. kennedy spent a relaxing day preparing as if for a college exam. kennedy directs himself not so much to nixon as to the unseen audience is of the nation. >> in 1930 -- in 1933, franklin roosevelt set that this generation of americans has a rendezvous with destiny. i think our generation of americans has the same right to boo. the question now is, can freedom be maintained unde

john's job. macy won't comment because the mat involves an employee. >>> all right. mike is up next with sport. >> raiders set with campbell as quarterback. niners may go back to the other smith seattle. you can see ♪ [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. [ female announcer ] so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just forou. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >> looks like mike is going back to smith as the quarterback sunday against seattle. just to stir it up or knee jerk reaction to take attention away from his job status or the position. they have an identity crisis. starts with the quarterback then they can't decide if they are a run oriented or passing team. they have too many weapons for them not to be an explosive offense. but the coach doesn't seem to weren't to cut them loose. on defense they can't stop anyone. packers ran up 4 10 total yard yards. get some of the poorest tackling i have seen this year. today coach addressed the constant speculation that he will be fired. >> i think one of the saddest thing

john was a kind man. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, 60 minutes. thanks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news in new york. harry smithbe here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> it it has been a wet and windy afternoon around the bay area. the main cold front has not gotten here. what it will bring coming up. >>> i said maybe you will find the baby. >> and they just kept hiking? >> they found her. >> injured and alone in the mountains, how a hiker was discovered thanks to a simple suggestion from a stranger. >>> back to court for prop 8. what is next over the legal challenge of gay marriage in california? the news is next. myercury moment happened at the beginning of the 3rd quarter. joey came over to watch the game when the storm rolled in. in through the ceiling. i switched to mercury to save on car insurance, boy am i glad they cover my home too.

john. >> good morning. >> and i'm interested to know about this harold martin smith character.o, we're told that the police think he's a suspect, that he, himself, has told friends and people around him that he killed chasen. do you feel that this was likely? >> you know, like everything else involving this case, who knows? is it possible? sure. but, when you look at the character of this gentlemen, it would seem to me that he just talked a great deal and was making himself sound like he was far more important than he really was. and, unbe knownst to him he's standing there when two police officers or however many were there show up and he's realizing, he didn't kill anybody but he now has a gun in his pocket and he's also made it very clear he was not going to go back to prison. he had done some time in prison and this could be a third strike here in california. and, quite frankly, he knew that when he was searched, the cops were going to find the gun. and he just took -- he literally checked out. he shot himself and killed himself. >> what do you make, then, of the theory tha