it includes julius keter.e proud to be joined by two of the youngest runners in this race. how thring thrilling was if to come across the finish line? >> i was -- >> that thrilling? >> what were you thinking about? >> i was in first place. >> you won it, huh? >> yes. >> hannah, tell our viewers what your strategy was for this race. >> i was trying to run away from my daddy to win the race. >> did it work? >> yes. >> this is your second time running this race, right? >> yes. >> are you going to run again? >> yes. >> what do you love about running in a race like this? >> you can win medals. >> you can win medals! and you won a medal today, right? >> yep. >> and in a couple years will we see you running in a marathon? >> yes. >> so brianna and her 7-year-old cousin hannah. >> thank you for being with us. >> we'll get more running tips from the two of them. >> here's a tip -- run away from your father. [laughter] >> we'll take a break now and we'll be back with more. >> mile 18. part of a six-mile climb up on this

julia -- julius teeter is back and -- julius caesar is back and hoping to win and olena fomenko . >> whether you are running or walking, you can share your photos with us on www.wbaltv.com. go to "u local." >> text messages and a secretly rodded conversation took center stage at the trial of a baltimore county man. barry sims has more. >> what's your first name? >> jason. >> 36-year-old jason gross talked to detectives. this is the initial videotape interview as police began their investigation into the disappearance of 16-year-old rochelle battle. gross admits talking to battle by phone on an adult chat line. he planned to meet her at boomer's bar not far from his middle river home. he said she never arrived so he had a couple beers and then he walked to his house. prosecutors are relying on technology, phone records, surveillance video and gross' own words to prove he picked up battle at a bus stop, took her to his house, and burned hur body in an incinerator. he text messaged his friend after his police interview saying "i seen you friday night, if asked. i need you to tell police

julius genachowski is the chair of the f.c.c., and he joins me now. mr. chairman, what's bill shock? and what was the fcc looking for in the way of customer protection? >> well, bill shock is what happens when you open up your bill at the end of the month and you see a very, very large charge that comes from exceeding one of those limits that you just mentioned. >> suarez: do we have any reliable numbers on how often people do this over the course of a year? >> we've done a survey. consumers union did a survey last year. as many as one out of five americans, literally tens of millions of americans experience bill shock, charges of hundreds or even thousands of dollars that come from unknowingly exceeding data limits or traveling to a foreign country and incurring very high international roaming charges. >> suarez: your agency was about to announce new limits and then held off. why? >> well, our goal was to solve this consumer problem, and we said from the start that technology provided an easy solution. send people alerts before they exceed their voice or

the cardinals 14-3 and they lead the series 2-1 texas beat detroit to go up 3-1 in their series >>julius peppers has been diagnosed with a mild knee sprain but he is still questionable for the game against the vikings on sunday night lovie smith hopes that julius peppers returns to practice tomorrow and he also says some changes could be coming this week he is not happy with the play of his safeties and mentioned third round pick chris conte may get an opportunity >>the fire trying to keep their playoff hopes alive against dallas is scoreless in the first $1 as a breakaway and goalie sean johnson kept it that way with a great save but dallas is up in the second and off a corner kick danny cruz scored with a bicycle kick the first loss to-one and they're basically out of the playoff contention >> and now your live illinois lottery drawing is next ... afternoon this is the midday drawing for thursday october 13, 2011 the wind picked three numbers are: 4 8 5 the winning pick four numbers are: 4, 4 5, 0 there is a $30 million jackpot for mega-millions have a good day living with the pain of

he became an honest and respected leader and he never forgot julius sand. not only did he keep her letters, he wrote her back and he even went to visit her. one day after sunday dinner she was at her brother's house and a highly polished carriage pulled up in front of the house and to sand the's astonishment resident arthur stepped out. he had come to thank her in person for her help. the reason arthur became president was not because of his madness or even conkling's political maneuvering but the ambition, ignorance and dangerous arrogance of the man who assumed control of garfield's medical care, dr. willard bliss. that's right, his first name was doctor. his parents had named him doctor bliss was a well-known surgeon with a practice and in fact he had been one of the doctors at abraham lincoln's bedside that he had far from a sterling reputation. he had enthusiastic he sold something which was supposed to cure cancer, syphilis, ulcers, chronic blood diseases, you name it. list had even been disgraced for taking bribes after he spends a small amount of ti

chicago bears set for the vikings sunday night julius peppers sat out again with a knee injury good newspractice field limited big news a shakeup at safety veteran chris harris and brandon merriweather heading to the badge they were burned on the kelp and johnson long touchdown on monday rookie winnipeg jets chris harris try to take in stride. replaced by rookie chris conte. >> third time this has happened to me. not really shocked by anything. it is what it is they pay me i come to work with a smile on my face to do my job. >> not satisfied talking about everybody. nobody has done a good job as we have needed. chris is one of them. i do not talk starting roles looking at a lot of things. >> we can see if that helps. leading you tonight with breaking news word of a police officer shot at 132nd and langeley, updates wgntv.com tonight and morning news tomorrow that does the good night. @@

a great pleasure of introducing julius genachowski, chairman of the fcc.t comes out so clearly from steve jobs' life was his focus on products that bring benefits to people, real benefits to people, that have a real positive effect on our economy, and maybe above all else, products and services that delight people, that delight people, and these different themes are at the heart of what we're announcing today, taking steps to make sure that mobile devices continue to delight every american that uses them. communications technologies, for those of you who know who've heard me and us speaking at the fcc on these topics, are social to our economic recovery and long term competitiveness. communication technologies are at the core of consumer products used every day by hundreds of millions of americans in every one of those consumers deserves to be treated fairly. empowering consumers with the tools and information they need to navigate the rapidly changing technology landscape has been one of the federal communications commission's top priorities since i becam

president obama appointed julius genachowski to head the fcc so there was immediately a controversy whenlightsquared try to come before them as to whether there was some politics at play. >> host: is it illegal to work with people who are friendly to your campaign? >> guest: no comment is not illegal at all but i think one of the bedrock coverage of the issue has been around the premise that when barack obama announced his candidacy as a presidential candidate one of the things he said is he was going to and business as usual in washington and you know not let lobbyists have the run of the place and do these kinds of things. so, we thought well, given what we do at the center for public integrity, we have to look at what in fact happened with regard to major donors. >> host: did you find anything questionable mr. schulte and the e-mails between the white house and lightsquared that you would like to share? >> guest: well, we filed a freedom of information request act and got back a number of e-mails and a number of other records and we were a little bit surprised by the tone of the e-mai

also a war veteran himself and deed only very good evening from being with us tonight's pre-show to julius the very first of all how is scott olsen doing tonight we've been reporting on him. earlier on this week showing the video indeed earlier on of one of the happened how badly hurt was he and i was he doing now first of all. start listing into the hospital a fractured skull goal and he he was in he was in critical but stable condition for quite some time after after which it yesterday yesterday later in the day in the afternoon the doctors agreed it was condition to fair last night he was alert now able to speak i've been told it's because. the fracture in his skull. it is impacting doubt her to his brain each center and its brain so he's able to recognize people and it great can't spell as well as he could before and he can't and his family and all reports are optimistic that he won't need surgery. to good use that we have heard of course or thoughts with the use from the rest of his family as well now has there been any explanation or indeed apology from the authorities about what wen

from the federal communications -- also one of the bundlers was appointed to be the head of the fcc, julius genachowski. whether there was some politics at play. >> host: is it illegal to, to work with people who are friendly to your campaign or to your -- >> guest: no, it's not illegal at all. i think that one of the bedrock sort of our coverage of this issue had been around the premise that when barack obama announced his candidacy as a presidential candidate, one of the things he did was he was going to drain the swamp and end business as usual in washington and, you know, not let lobbyists have the run of the place and do these kinds of things. and so we thought that, well, given what we do as the center for public integrity that we ought to look at, you know, what in effect happened with regard to major donors. >> host: did you find anything questionable, mr. schulte, in the e-mails between the white house and lightsquared that you'd like to share? >> guest: well, when we filed the freedom of information act request and got back from the white house a number of e-mails and a number of

have different personalities and i think that played into the need for change >>bears defensive and julius peppers the sprained the mcl in his left knee on monday night but he could still play against the vikings this weekend. he was hurt in the first quarter monday night but he finished the game. julia's peppers missed two games in 2007 with a similar injury. here are your midday winning numbers ... the pick three winning numbers: 5 3 8 here are the winning pick four numbers: 9 1 6 7 $86 million is the power ball jackpot tonight. [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep breath] awesome. [ male announcer ] yes, it is. that's the cold truth! that for some cannot recap back on the amiens systemcan seriously compromise the immune system. imagine if you could erase your child's peanut allergy it's an idea that local researchers say may be possible >>constricted airways lobar pressure

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original julius and completely disorganized gang of reds ever to strike fear into the hearts of the americanwhy he uses the past tense. that is my membership card. tried real hard. a lot of people think they were wiped out in the red scare. we were not wiped out. just went underground to wait for the invention of the internet. i iww.org and you can pay by direct debit. impressed woody guthrie with their anger and the songs they sang out of their little red songbook to fan the flames of discontent. of all the songs the ones he would have loved the most worthy 26 song parodies, price leaf sunni written by joe hill, swedish born immigrant who became a martyr to the cause of american labor with his execution on a dubious murder charge in utah in 1915. students of american labor history will be aware of the stirring telegram he sent his colleagues the night before his execution. don't waste time morning for me, organize. fewer people are where he said this in the same telegram. could you do me a favor? when this is over can you promise you'll get my body across state lines? are don't want to be c

. >> fcc chairman julius genachowski links u.s. economy and jobs growth with broadband high-speed internet. this is about 35 minutes. >> i would like to say thank-you to chairman genachowski for allowing us to put on this event. we are very excited to be talking about these topics and how they can help us to put forward. i have had the pleasure of knowing him for several years and have been very excited about the initiatives he has been pushing. we also have warren brown, the owner and founder of the washington d.c. area business with seven locations throughout the metro area. they are great example of how can work together to spur new growth for local businesses by leveraging technology in driving people from the on-line world into the on-line world. once again, thank you to those who are watching from a web cast votes on tv and streaming. i would like to speak for just a moment about living social and the roots of what it has. the company has been around for over four years at this point. we started as a small business, and we ha

not much is going right last year the bears stayed pretty much healthy different story this year juliushuge blow for pass rush defensive tackle matt toenia also out and chris spencer going to be playing with a hand wrapped up lovie smith also says chris conte making first nfl start at safety and chris harris and brandon merriweather on the bench when the game begins all of the change is a good news to minnesota vikings offense led by veteran quarterback donovan mcnabb of mount carmel protecting him pretty good still throws when he was in philadelphia and a big fan of this a big challenge for us this week and every week and the offense could we have to play better >> college ball northwestern trying to snap a three game skid when they take on iowa on the road defense trying to shake off last week's debacle against michigan figure to fare better against the hawkeyes were lost 13-32 pence day last week quick start for obvious reasons going to be critical we start fast raucous and varmint cannot go out there and get knocked out in the first round crowd going to give >> latest now on the the

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. >>> the head of the federal communications commission julius genachowski lead and is of guidelines that notifying wireless customers when they are about to exceed their plan limits and incur charges. the four major wireless carriers in the u.s., at&t, verizon, sprint and nextel and t-mobile agreed to abide by the guidelines to read these new rules would be implemented by april 2013. this is 20 minutes. .. [applause] >> thank you all for being here this morning. i had the privilege last night of being at the memorial service for steve jobs in california, and it was a powerful event or an irreplaceable american hero and visionary. one of the themes that comes down so clearly for steve jobs life was his focus on products that bring benefits to people, real benefits to people that have a real positive effect on our economy. and, maybe above all else, products and services that delight people, that delight people. and then, these different themes are at the heart of what we are announcing today, taking steps to make sure that mobile devices continue to delight every american that uses t

hadn't read all these things and gone through all of these kind of changes and a kwame, you know, julius, nasser, and he's sitting talking to these individuals. can you imagine at certain moments it must have been a little bit of intimidation, a bit terrifying for him to meet with such important individuals and be his own sense of preparation. however, you are talking about someone who was a quick study. you look at that diary. i remember when the two crates first came in here to the schaumberg, and we opened those crates up. i was fortunate enough, howard dotson invited me and the late james gilbert, photographer, to come over, and we opened up these crates and saw all of this here, a plethora of information. tremendous stuff. it had gone through a circuitous change because one of the daughters had put it in storage down in florida, it had been auctioned off. a man had bought like a pig in a poke, he didn't know what he had. my goodness. he sent it off to san francisco to butterfield's where it was going to be auctioned off. the family stopped that process with a court injunction. all o

from "the politico", fcc chairman julius genachowski succeeds in internet overhaul. this will be one of the topics we talk about this week on "the contenders" with a guest from verizon. a couple of things we will be covering today. bill clinton is in town, talking about clinton economics. this will be live on c-span.org at noon. rick perry is speaking at "the new hampshire paper" -- talking to "manchester union leader." go to c-span.org and set the schedule. vice-president joe biden is in florida tonight and he will be live at 7:30 p.m. on c-span2. he is campaigning in florida. finally, our continuing series, "the contenders," is live from new york city looking at the career of thomas e. dewey. our own greta will host the program from a suite of the roosevelt hotel in new york city where mr. do we watched the returns in white -- mr. dewey watch the returns and end of being defeated by harry truman. 8:00 p.m. on c-span. from "the guardian" newspaper in england. this is an "the guardian" newspaper in case you would like to read about all account. that's your calls on t

beginning with julius nehreri and nelson mandela. why do i mention these leaders? because -- this is more frequent for this one continent than on most continents certainly in asia. you had leaders who deliberately stepped down in a way to in short --ensure a piece full line of succession so new leaders could peacefully take over and while out of politics could serve as a kind of fatherly presence for the country and the society and help its stability. this is not round up with respect to systematic observation that it should. american foreign policy with respect to actions in the united nations as they touched on questions of race are not reported. even when it is obvious -- i am thinking of the advent of coffee and and --kofi annan into secretary-generalship after -- the first ever african secretary-general fell out of favor with washington. secretary of state madeleine albright was a proponent of that position. the united states, combined with france to basically threaten the entire african delegation at the u n to say that unless you take our candidate which at

it looked like something out of julius cesar as we saw it play out yesterday.ground between the nato strike, and the rebels that we saw carrying it out? some say he was taken out by a nato air strike. nato says that is not the case, that they didn't understand that he was necessarily in that convoy. now there is word on all of this that he may have been shot by one of his own body guards. that is one of the other stories that is floating out there. judy miller is a pulitzer prize winner journalist. you know, in terms of what we saw play out yesterday, you know, there was a nato air strike, they are now saying that they hit the convoy because they thought it presented a dang tore people on the ground. take it from there. >> we are still not absolutely certain of what happened because there are different authoritative versions given by people who claim to have been there. what does seem fairly clear is that qaddafi was not killed by a u.s. ornate tow drone, that did not happen or an air strike. there was an attack on the convoy, but many eyewitnesses said that qa

>> secretary clinton channels her inner julius caesar and that is this way she felt and the way we all felt and i suggest you take the clip and put it into a safety deposit box for a future secretary of state who may need somebody to cut them a little slack at some point. >> eric: ambassador john bolton, thank you, always good to see you, every sunday. >> thank you. >> jamie: we'll stay on top of the developing story and coming up in a few minutes, chris wallace, the anchor of fox news sunday will join eric and i live with a preview of his interview with secretary of state hillary clinton, including her reaction to libya's liberation today. >> eric: a "fox news alert," for you, there has been a massive earthquake this morning that tore through eastern turkey. this earthquake had a preliminary magnitude of 7.2 and, collapsed at least 45 buildings and turkey's main seismology center estimates the quake could have killed between 500 and a thousand people. there are reports, right now, pouring in of at least 50 people who have so far been taken to the hospital and, we'll bring you more inf

we have two people, one a nurse and one a teacher, so why don't you teach julius ceasar every year of your life. i can't imagine paying the person more than we should. we should. i think it is important we keep the focus here and the attention here at a national level and say this isn't just something that should be left to other folks. that we have to set a standard and a set of expectations, and then we have to empower people to do the work at the local level. they are the ones that can do the work. you know, we spent a lot of time talking about people's moral rights or this or that and health care and other kinds of things. let me tell you something, as a parent of three little kids, i can tell you that if my kids faced the odds that children living in poverty face, i would quit my job tomorrow and spend my time making sure that those odds changed. that's the way we need to think about this. >> can i make a quit -- quick response. >> i have complete respect to the senator for kentucky, but we are avoiding the obvious. the reason there are 37 schools looking for wavers is because th

afterwards chairman julius ge k genakowski speaks with reporters. >> whenever you are ready. thank you. >> good morning, mr. chairman and commissioners. wireline competition in wireless communication bureaus are pleased to present fundamental reforms to the commission's universal service fund and the inter carrier conversations system. when the national broadband plan was released you issue a joint statement saying they should be comprehensively reform to increase accountability and emphasize the importance of broadband to the future of these programs. today we present you with a report order accomplishing exactly that. today's or recognizes they have complemented each other in supporting availability of phone service in rural america. the order holistically reforms both programs to eliminate waste and inefficiency, targets the point where it is needed and transitions from voice only to broadband connections capable of supporting voice as well as other applications. the order would establish a connect america fund for supporting voice and broadband communications in role, ins

one is being a teacher and one is being a nurse so why don't you teach julius caesar for 30 years of your life. we can't imagine paying the person more than we should and we should. so i think it's really important that we keep the focus here and the attention here at a national level that says -- that this isn't just something to be left somehow to other folks. that we have to set a standard and a set of expectations and then we got to empower people to do the work at the local level. they're the ones that can do the work. but we spent a lot of time speak being people's moral right to in and that and health care and other things. let me tell you something, as a parent of three little kids, i can tell you that if my kids faced the odds of children living in poverty face, i'd quit my job tomorrow and spend my time making sure that those odds changed. that's the way we need to think about this. so i'll oppose the amendment. >> could i make a quick response? >> senator isakson. >> sorry. >> i had already indicated he wanted to speak. >> he'll probably want to respond to me. i completely

. >> what is kris' middle name, kurt, nathan, julius or irving?ris humphries is how tall? >> i think him and lamar are around the same height so i'll say 6'9" because lamar is 6'10". >> you are right. >> i am a bad mf. >> hello. we are going to give that quiz to every one of your family members. >> i'm a mother fairy. >> that's what you are. >> here's the question. if your husband -- okay, your husband is on the computer and you're on the computer, do you think your password should be shared and used by both. should you know lamar's password and should he know yours? >> if you need that much trust to feel comfortable, i think there's more deeper issues than that. also to me, like even text messages, anything you could read them the wrong way or you don't know who -- for example, i have a ton of hair and make-up people a lot of my hair and make-up people are gay. if you read the name rob and it says, okay, baby, see you later. if my husband were to read it and they don't know who rob is, they could authentic i'm going on a date with someone later.

[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> after yesterday's meeting, julius genachowski took questions from reporters for about 15 minutes. >> i will call and people. that's the rule. we have new faces today. we will start on the left. >> ask him want to mention one thing which i meant to say during the bureau which is we planned on moving to decisions on those sometimes in the spring. high, chairman. paul. on issue of contributions, do you expect any slow down given the election year we are headed into? >> i think you are asking when we're going to do contributions reform? we haven't announced the schedule yet. we recognize that's an important part of the puzzle, but as you can see we have had a team that has been working around the clock on this for quite some time. we haven't set a schedule or agenda for the timing. >> i'm with telecommunications report. there's been a lot of speculation, before you all major decision here that there was going to be some litigation based on this. in the last few days there's been a lot of pushback from -- specifically saying what they