baker city is in the middle of cattle country.ue said he also ran other businesses from his offices here in downtown baker city. >> every morning he'd get up so bright and early and go to work. >> besides cattle, dominique's ventures included land development, construction, a television business, and production company. his television and entertainment empire was here. when did you write this? >> about two years ago. >> with a small platform for auditions. ♪ i remember it clearly that summer night ♪ ♪ when you packed your bags and you moved far away ♪ >> it's where dalea wilds from another small town in oregon came for an audition in early 2004 and returned with me, two sisters, her parents, bob and theresa. >> a hurtin' song. ♪ >> the audition, the wilds were told, was for a music video dominique was making. what did you two think when you heard about this potential opportunity? >> we thought, well, let's check it out, you know? let's get over there. >> what were your hopes? >> i was hoping i'd get discovered and become a big sta

and cia operative and cia front organization, mike baker. the constitution and congressional oversight got you down? think diligence. and he is a left leaning bloats so he is a joke. >> today in the times, the major push by advocacy groups could bring the decision to stop lab experiments on chimps. sounds like scientists final lisa -- finally saw "rise of the planet of the apes" and realize that actions have consequences and don't forget" project q" with matthew broderick and helen hunt. i won't spoil the secret of what project x was per say, but things don't end well for vir jill the chimp, by gum. not by a long shot. >> is it just me or did he get longer? >> thanks for coming, guys. >> anyway, coming up -- >> so can his wife end the strive? will his spouse quiet the spouse? will gloria coming to the defense of her hubby in her first tv interview ever telling greta she knows him betta. >> i know that that's not the person he is. he totally respects women. >> the mr. is who has been silent for much of cain's campaign added -- >> i looked at

let's go to mike baker. >> how are you? >> i'm fine thanks, how are you? >> great, how are you?r. >> what i did today, sometimes the shows are preempted and then pea are not sure what they are -- people are not sure what they are talking about. let's go to the scoreboard. w40* has been getting things right and who has been getting things wrong and who has been unclear? you know, i'm feeling like i should hold it up a smidge so that's what i'm going to do. as you can see, and i can't, basically let's say allison is in the lead. she is in the legs chair, and we have to know -- >> i am not sure the numbers add up, but i like your logic. >> they do. we go to the grades, and this is sort of a visual report card of what is going to. you can see allison has pulled away with an a. but frankly grading on a curve everybody is doing well tonight. >> put that back up. i am not even on there. >> i ran out of rows. >> not enough room for b-i-l-l. >> twitter me later whatever that thing is. we are going to this. this is a new statistic and a new way of explaining information. i have been worki

and close things out with mike baker.oxnews.com/red wie eye. >>> time to go back to mike baker? >> i thank you very much. keri, i understand you got in a debate over adam sandler. who won over nipple sensitivity? >> talking about nipples everybody wins. >> yeah, i think that the slogan for the show from now on. [ laughter ] >> everybody wins. >> dana -- i hear you've been doing some theatrical work at the new school. what did you found? >> you you just ruined the joke. [ laughter ] >> okay. >> andrew, tell me about your new song, go, go, go. >> the song, go, go, go, go is a new song that

baker, but a pebble in the pond. you're nothing but poor white trash. >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday the reception process will start at about 5:30 in the morning. the inmates will come from the various parish prisons and other doc facilities and they will all pool here. >> the men arriving today have been convicted of a wide range of c

a baker refused to supply a cake for their union. her convictions wouldn't let her do it. >> it is my right as a business owner. it is my right. it's not to discriminate against them. it doesn't have -- it's not to do with them as it's to do with me. my walk with god. what i will answer to him for. it shouldn't be a gay or straight issue. it's a people issue. >> the couple says they were shocked and looked at each other after they learn ed the baker would not provide a cake. >>> which destination will be filled wall to wall. >>> if you are heading the road you are going to pay the price. details of how high the gas could climb when good morning maryland continues. [ female announcer ] maybe you're one of them. ♪ one of the always electrifying... eyebrow-raisers... and jaw-droppers. ♪ are you a great, fine arm-flailer... catwalk-walker, or talk-a-friend's-ears-off talker? one of the hard-to-describe, the laugh-out-loud laughers who inspired a variety of gain scents that are, like all of you, anything but ordinary. americans will spend

know they need to be accountable plunging the world into debt and tell we hold accountable these bakers and perp walk some of them some of which are right here on the country we will never have any kind of justice or any kind of sustainable economy we have to start over again one planet or this cabal of globalist elitist bankers have to be brought to justice and surely you know as i'm sure you've heard one of the biggest criticisms of the occupy wall street movement is that they don't have a clear demand are a clear message they are making runs amanda and this in relation to the g twenty summit they're calling on the g. twenty leaders who impose a so-called on grab and high tax on financial transactions it's a one percent tax proposals for members of the e.u. many countries are against us what do you think about that proposed tax. that i don't think that would do any good to go after you know leave that leave the criminals in place but we're just going to tax them a little bit one percent on their transactions isn't going to save the world you know in the united states alone from two th

. >> joel baker has three life sentences and a nickname. it's white trash. >> judge gave me my name. it's kind of ironic. upon sentencing they had me charged with three murders. a drug deal gone by in a hotel room, shootout. she shot me, i shot them. the judge says in her final summation, you are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you are nothing but poor white trash. all my life, i was a bad boy. i look back and i see all the stupid mistakes that i made. and i see the young people that's here at this prison and i hear all the stories because i listen and i think to myself, you do not know how fortunate you are. you're going out there with another chance, whether it's five years, ten years or what. you're getting another chance. i'll never get that chance. i would give my leg, my arm, for that chance. i'm never going to get it. i'm going to die right here. >> it's fun to break the law and dance with the devil. but see, when you got to pay the fiddler, it ain't nothing nice. trust me, i'm living it. i'm living it. >> when it comes

and our bakers have been up all night since yesterday afternoon baking these pies nice and fresh for everybody. and we have pumpkin pie and pecan and sweet potatoe councilp and apple and a lot of -- crunch apple and a lot of great pies. i have four shopping carts full of corn bread. this is like cake. it's wonderful. we will sample it today here at the farm. so come down and get a sample of the corn bread and we as you can see in the back have fresh baked bread we bake every night with bakers. so we have everything that is fresh and local at the farm. >> and what -- >> reporter: and what tips do you have for people trying to cook? >> i know people try to rush and get everything done last- minute. it may be a little too late now, but kind of start preparing early. you don't have to wait until tomorrow. start with today. you can make your stuffing today ahead of time. you can make the cranberry sauce and do things ahead of time so tomorrow all tough do is pop in the turkey and he joy your family. >> reporter: sounds good. and a -- enjoy your familiar liz. >> reporter: what are your --

the novice baker or the experience baker will enjoy this book. this is a chocolate buttercream frosting ... you can use any fruit. i like strawberries but you can use raspberries or star fruit ... we have made a panacheganache.. and i am drizzling as over the strawberries i have the top my chocolate layer cake. you can really do it any type of decorating you want to with this mixture you can even write some words. using a pastry bag you make with a simple plastic bedag. over there you see we have a braid made of three different types of bread all from the same dough with different additives ... the book also has some great homemade gift ideas for the holidays. these cookies are very easy it's a butter cookie ... you make a big batch of dough and separate them and your food colorings and decorate them and take thembake them they are by its size and the doe freezes beautifully we have lots of great easy step- by-step procedures in the book. and we have an extensive test kitchen that has tested all of these recipes if you like information on the rec

i want to thank the ambassador and his staff at the baker institute for hosting this event and for ms. -- making the baker institute a vibrant center of the universe the pose a public policy debate and analysis. you come to rise at a special time in our history. we will celebrate our 100th anniversary. we have already begun to commemorate the remarkable journey that has transformed rice from a small and gold institute on the edge of an undeveloped perry, to a prestigious international university . country. your visit is part of the longstanding conversation that takes place across our campus. in the beginning of our 100th year, they're pleased to welcome you as a leader. he received his law degree from the halls of william and mary and a master. -- and a master's degree. for he was elected in 2001 to represent the seventh congressional district of virginia. they took over the majority after the 2010 elections. he is the co-author of the new york times best selling book "young guns, the new generation of conservative leaders. through these efforts, he has earned a reputation as a it st

kevin baker: 03:05 "i came out to get in the car... police were next door at the neighboo's house." house."these neighbors say they'll be more vigilant now... keeping an eye oot for anyone tryinggto start trouble. meantime, this investigation is ongoing... if you have any inforration on who might have done this... baltimore county policeeare asking that you call.live from bowleys quarters, megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. baltimore police continue to investigate a double shooting inncharles village.a 36-year-old woman aadda 38- year-old man were shot inn broad aylight saturday morning... inside a burgundy s-u-v near east 22nd and calvert streets. innestigators are still looking for witnessee and possible surveillance video.word of a double shooting wiih no motive edge. 7:13 it's disturbing. pause. attacked a few blocks up this weeks ago, and of course there was the hopkins worker who was &pmurdered 24 tte woman was shot several times in the hip and leg. the pan was shot once in the arm. anyone with information on the shooting is urged tt call police at 410-396-2455 3a 6-year-old man s

joining us is author deborah baker. ms. baker, thank you for being here. congratulations. >> thank you. >> what is the metal you are wearing? >> this is the metal that all of the finalists for the national book awards get to where. >> house surprised when you when you get nominated. >> flabbergasted. >> why? >> because the book was sort of still in my head, and that did not really imagines some much that people would respond to it so well. >> two is a convert? >> the convert was born margaret markets and became thorium when she converted at the age of 27 to islam. >> she grew up jewish on long island. >> in westchester. >> westchester. >> and then she moved after she converted to pakistan. lahore, pakistan in 1962. >> first of all, why did she convert? what happened? and this is in the 60's. >> well, that was the question that i was faced with when i tried to puzzle out, you know, our story. and she came of age during the second world war. and she grew up in a very secular, the jewish environment. she was, you know, persecuted for being a jew. see just was

tensions ran so high that it forced her to the brink of resigning joining me now for more is ross baker editor of who what why dot com. rest thanks for joining us the other best book right here family secrets the bush dynasty ross thanks for joining us so this memoir reveals some tension among top political leaders in the white house what do you think it says about politics and what really goes on behind closed doors in washington you know in every administration you have exactly the same thing there are always disagreements and then people leave you want to make their mark they want to be in the book. and it's them because you know. it being this new york times reading it it's really hard to get anything of in there of good interest the primary idea is that condi rice is not as much of a hawk. rumsfeld and that she really didn't have as much influence as they did and that's hardly surprising because she was running largely as a kind of a figurehead in a sort of representative of bush's father's group who are much much more arduous. about foreign and military policy and. it's about the

group that's war fully ignorant the corporate corporate media for more on this i'm joined by russ baker investigative journalist and editor of the website who what why dot com as well as author of the book family of secrets the bush dynasty russ welcome back to the program thanks tom great to be here great to have you with us gandhi was rumored to have said first they ignore you then they then then they ridicule you then they fight you then you win. do you does that quote summarize the the arc that occupy wall street is going through with the growth of the corporate media. i it certainly does as you may know we have a piece up on our website who what why dot com about a remarkable piece in the new york times where the the new york times public editor wrote a column where he was very figure out what in the world is occupy wall street about how should the media cover it and then he reached out to a few colleagues two former top editors who now run journalistic training centers and he asked them how should we cover. occupy wall street and i was just absolutely astounded at what they said m

and that was ross baker editor of who what why dot com and author of the vulcan family secrets the bush dynasty well that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to artsy dot com slash usa you can also check out our youtube page if youtube dot com slash r t america you can also follow me on twitter liz wall the big picture of thom hartmann is coming up in just a half an hour that's going to do it for me i'm liz wall had a great night.

regulars not the bakers not bankers bakers are fair game but not bankers but that wasn't always the case because looking back to the savings and loan crisis during the eighty's bill black who was a major regulator during that time has said many times that they've regulators more than ten thousand criminal referrals during the s. and l. crisis that resulted in more than one thousand delany convictions more than eight hundred went to jail in this included big exacts like famously charles keating who was the chairman of lincoln's savings and loan he served five years in prison because of corrupt mismanagement so why do we see this during the s. and l. crisis with a thousand or more felony convictions and during the financial crisis there has been zero criminal referrals and was this less criminal no i would like to see john corazon took money out of customers accounts to meet margin calls because you'd be in jail for life and i'm sick and tired of seeing bankers get away with this crap right now if they can get away with in the eighty's and i'm tired and this is ridiculous you have martha s

dean baker's test to see whether you're serious. peter, same question for you. >> well, we need to talk about health care, but not the way the democrats refuse to and the republicans do. and that is the republicans say, well, we'll give block grants to the states. all that's going to do is mean the poor folk aren't going to have enough money to buy the health care they need, and they'll be left out in the cold. with regard to the over issue that dean didn't mention, social security, we've had conversations on that. wherever we get one of these special panels, they do talk about raising the retirement age -- >> or at least means testing. >> well, means testing is another thing they talk about, but we really need to do both. we can't be retiring at 65 and having 65-year-olds with 20-year life expectancies. >> peter, raise it to 67. come on. >> then we need to raise it to 70, as i have written. i think it's very reasonable to work until 70 in this day and age. >> there's no shortage of wonderful ideas. there are ways to gauge whether t

darlene baker. charles able. alker williams. tim moon. please drum in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your plots -- ladies and gentlemen please join me in recognizing our veterans national leadership with your applause. it is my pleasure to introduce our host. the military order of the world wars was formed as a suggestion of john j. pershing. is comprised of members who work or are commissioned officers of the army, navy, marine corps, public health service, and the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. they represented by russell vowinkel. he served as a flight officer. ladies and gentlemen, russell vowinkel. [applause] >> mr. president, zero veterans and americans everywhere -- fellow veterans, thank you for celebrate the service of america's veterans. terry shinseki reminds us that november 11 is a day to celebrate the selfless service of our veterans -- secretary shinseki. americans are willing to except hardships to preserve and protect our nation. america is blessed to up veterans service organizations

in atlanta where they are finally at least at least symbolically coming together so well said ross baker thanks so much for being with us tonight thank you very much and keep up the great work it's just attack reporting been years and years luckily occupy wall street has been able to grow and flourish despite the lack of reliable coverage from the corporate media let's hope it continues. crazy alert find a new eternal resting place a spanish cemetery is threatening to evict thousands of people from their supposedly final resting places claiming that their leases are up and their caretakers and relatives need to pay up for some reason many spanish cemeteries no longer allow people to buy gravesites instead they offer leases up to forty nine years which falls well short of the end of the day you know eternity already the remains of four hundred twenty people have been dug up for failure to pay rent of the backlash is now underway occupants of the graveyard to form their own afterlife political party.

, but the it's best-selling cholesterol fighting medicine, lipitor losing energy were drillers and baker hughes reported a big pop in north american earnings but nabors each fell more than 7%. yahoo has been under pressure to reignite its growth. today, the company was in a buying mood. yahoo shares dropped 5% after announcing it would buy online exelixis shares plummeted 40%. experiments for a prostate cancer treatment, but without a okay, it reduces the treatment's and that's tonight's "market >> susie: this year's world series is turning out to be more than just a hit for fans. the seven-game championship is also hitting economic home runs for the cities and for major league baseball. up to the plate for a look at the financial perks of the fall classic. together an improbable post- since the world series went the projects economic impact from the playoffs to exceed $56 million. additionally, the cardinals merchandise and sponsorship sales just by winning the title. the good news extends beyond the team level to the league level despite ongoing economic turbulence, league-wide attenda

baker, do you have your television on?urn your television down. >> my question for the candidates is. teachers are working harder now than ever and my question is -- what is going to be done to keep -- >> ms. baker, are you there -- >> what is going to be done to keep teachers here in kentucky? >> an education question from elannette baker. turn your television down so you don't hear yourself ask the question. senator, why don't you respond first? >> we have trouble keeping teachers in the ranks. keeping them in the teachers' ranks, specially those that have the -- especially those that have the skillset in science and math and those sorts of things. now, i've always been a supporter of education and i'll continue to be. unlike the governor i'm willing to tell the truth about what sort of financial situation our state is we have about a $700 million in next year's budget. as soon as january comes around it's going to become evident that the cost savings we tried to do last year are going to be implemented by whoever the ne

baker hughes reported a big pop in north american earnings but shares of b.h.i., rowan and yahoo hasbeen under pressure to reignite its growth. today, the company was in a buying mood. yahoo shares dropped 5% after announcing it would buy online ad company interclick. interclick shares jumped 21% closing price. exelixis shares plummeted 40%. the company will launch experiments for a prostate guidelines. okay, it reduces the treatment's and that's tonight's "market >> susie: this year's world series is turning out to be more for the cities and for major league baseball. in tonight's "beyond the scoreboard," rick horrow steps the financial perks of the fall classic. >> reporter: after putting s. since the world series went the projects economic impact from the playoffs to exceed $56 million. additionally, the cardinals earsp in incremental ticket, merchandise and sponsorship sales just by winning the title. not bad for a team that only made the playoffs on the last team level to the league level despite ongoing economic attendance increased 0.8% over last season to nearly 74 million pe

but they often give baker case in the term, but it did mean that they indicated restart for the nature of chinese society in cheney's supremacy in its reach. so chinese pollution interest are based more on mutual respect than on a concept of equality. but the chinese as we do believe that our values are unique and it makes them even more sensitive than we would be to outside pressures telling them how to redo their self pity. >> is a superiority? to the chinese and you say -- is not necessarily a good to their superiority. >> you also write them in europe entered the modern age come in a tremendous with diversity by then in u.s. cities across europe to cover themselves and you have an entire political philosophy built on this concept that's liberalization, right-click you also say when china entered the modern age it has been a fully fund should name imperial bureaucracy for over a thousand years. tell us what you mean about imperial bureaucracy. modern china 2000 years ago and when china was unified. and that it was covered a bureaucracy collected by competitive examinations. so in th

hit by baker. and then help arrives.e further down. >> gary: this almost appeared that this ball was going to johnson right from the get-go. i'm wondering if tyler wilson's neck is bothering him more than we think. there was not even a look downfield. here we go. >> dan: fourth down, dylan breeding, number 14, had a 70-yard punt earlier but he also had one returned 92 yards by tyrann mathieu. this will bounce in front of mathieu. hops right to it. he takes it across the 50 to the 45. >> gary: he's so aggressive. remember, the first one of the game, when he fielded it on the one yard line, then he has the punt return and even there, that was a 20-yard difference. >> verne: we reach the end of three. [ gunfire, explosions ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] with a new 285-horsepower pentastar v6 engine, it's game over for would-be contenders. the 2012 jeep wrangler call of duty: modern warfare 3 edition. the toughest vehicle in the world. any world. ♪ and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios

the man from bakers field described as a destructive tornado through the city. the businesses along the proposed route would have to go. >>> an alert following the sign of a mountain lion this morning. the services reported the mountain lion seen near trip road and trip court around 10:00. mountainline lion where is considered dangerous and residents advised to call 9-1-1 if they see the animal. major upheaval around the place where the occupy movement got its start. look at manhattan and see the judge's ruling today at occupy wall street. >>> the parents are stunned at an elementary school. someone is swiping gold jewelry off the necks of girls much. >>> dry mild weather numbered their days. when rain will be back in the forecast. savior turned truck caused a huge traffic delay on highway 24 in oakland it felt truck was carrying a load of trees while three westbound lanes near the tunnel. no one hurt but traffic backed up for miles while crews worked to clear the lane. >>> santa rosa taking a unique approach. protesters set up. city is now requiring occupiers t

his neighbors found even more graffiti.kevin baker: 03:05 "i came out to gee in the car.... police were ext door at the neighbor's house."luckily... most victims were able to washed the spray-paint right off their windshields...03:32 razor blade."and even off the side panels....john myers: :42 "ii actually came right off. the ppint hadn't set... tookk - signs... and fence lines t proved to be more problematic. nieghbors tried prrssure-washing the wood... but the markinns are still clearly visible... and some of it offensive. that's what has whoever did this gets caught. 03:51 "twelve cars... 244 paint jobs, could've been some serious damage."sooe victims assume the cclprits are teens or kids.but they want hem to know valdalism is no jooe. 02:18 yeah, grow up...what a paste of time." 3 the vandals spraypainttd some sidewalks too. but they cleaned up rather easily. neiggborsssay they'll be more out for anyone anting to eye - police headquarters... elinda roeder, fox 45 news at tem. p a ssx-year-old is dead... and two thhrssare fighting for their lives tonight after an early morning fire i

the study by australia's baker heart and diabetes institute is published in european heart journal. >> we're going have to get busy here. >> every half hour, we'll get up a popular money save trag decision is coming back, strong this year. >> there is michael finney. >> this is a good deal, it's 2011 looking to be another record-setting year for free shipping deals. and there is is a free shipping day. december 17. and they expect more this year, those joining in promise to ship free, and fast. all delivery guaranteed by christmas eve. and among them are jc penny's, kohl's. rei and barns and noble. fewer of us expected to be traveling but don't expect more leg room. saying flights will be full because air lines are cutting back on capacity. 37,000 fewer passengers expected to be traveling thanksgiving week. that is a drop of at least 2%. and in all, 23 million air travelers expected the 12 day surrounding thanksgiving. now, a warning for anyone who is planning a big wedding. watch out for dresses price toad low. and there is a perfect dress at $1300 waits pricey. she found a web site

last week it was the golden gate bridge from fort baker. it has a combination of marines, coasties, and sailors, and i hope you will find a place to put this in the port. >> thank you very much. >> you folks, there has been terrific cooperation and i thank you for all that you have done to make fleet week so successful. >> thank you. it was definitely our honor. this will be prominently displayed nearby office, of course. >> any further comments on fleet week? >> my name is catherine hooper, with the fleet week association. when i was here last year -- here i go. [laughter] i said to watch out, because it would be bigger and better than ever, and it was. the general took a lot of what i was going to say. the amount of time that went into this, the amount of communication, the amount of relationship reform measurement , and the articles of the volunteers -- 75 that we can name, not to mention everyone down in camp pendleton, it was a celebration. when we were writing thank-you letters, we were trying to get at some facts. one of the things t

summoned the police and we put out a citywide broadcast and we caught them doing the same thing on baker street. >> the police say the men looked convincing. >> they were dressed in all black fatigues with police duty belt and told police badges are around their neck. >> they would look like a police officer? >> yes, they looked authentic. >> the men are charged in the street robberies, but the police are looking at if they committed home invasions in baltimore, also carried out by suspects dressed as cops. >> one suspect was charged in 2008 with impersonating a police officer, which were later dropped. >>> u.s. economy added a modest number of jobs, jobsto night -- dipping to 9% unemployment. it is the first time the rate has fallen since july. the government says there are now 13.9 million americans who are unemployed or underemployed. >> i am worried about putting people back to work right now because most folks are hurting and the u.s. economy is underperforming. and that today's jobs report underscores the need for immediate action on more than 15 bipartisan house-past jobs bills th

a ribbon cutting was held at the newest facility on baker street. it's all part of the baltimore station that has bought the renovated town homes. this project broke ground in january of 2009 to help with the high demand the station is experiencing. >> the veterans that come here are all homeless and all suffering from variety of forms of addiction, they can stay here for up to two years and during that time period they basically begin to put their lives back together so they can graduate from here and become productive citizens in baltimore society. >> and the demand for transitional housing will continue to go up with more and more veterans returning from iraq and afghanistan. >>> now to the continuing coverage of the sex abuse scandal hitting penn state. today football coach announced he will retire at the end of the year. he is the most successful college coach in history and now his career is tainted by the abuse scandal involving his former top assistant. he has been charged with molesting eight boys over 15 years including at the penn state c

open space, connections to the five baker park on top of the transit center itself are very important. requirements on street widening, the color you go, the wider the sidewalk should be, in general, to make it comfortable for these hopefully masses of people that will inhabit the area. there is a plan for a second and howard open space, individual open spaces. that will complement the park on top of the transit center itself. they are extremely important. the privately owned public open spaces that will accompany the office towers to be built, in my estimation, the downtown plan did a very good job. we heard that recently when we were discussing the 1% art situation. it is possible in this area, as we are concentrating so many large buildings, that those spaces should be expanded. the should be required to be larger. they should be required to complement each other. the traffic implications are impossible to imagine. this document, i think, does a decent job in trying to lay them out. you look at every single street in the area is impacted. i started to write down a feel as i was goi

open space, connections to the five baker park on top of the transit center itself are very important. requirements on street widening, the color you go, the wider the sidewalk should be, in general, to make it comfortable for these hopefully masses of people that

last week it was the golden gate bridge from fort baker.

senator baker once said in washington, he who does not toot his own horn may just find it untootive. with that inoculation, i want to share a brief passage about the book that was written and posted by karl cannon. he wrote, quote, "the mirage man should be required reading in every journalism school and law school in this country. it should be the textbook of a case study at the fbi academy in virginia and police academies everywhere, taught in college government classes and handed out to freshman members of congress when they arrive in washington and staffers assigned to the committees and white house national security counsel." i'm not disagreeing with a word of that, and i look forward to your questions. thank you. >> i have the microphone, and i'm going to pass this around it you have a question, but because i have it, i'll ask the first question. [laughter] senator leahy was one of the intended targets by a letter that was unopened, and he remains, to this day, quite convinced that bruce ivans was not the only one responsible for this attack. in all of your research, did you fi

before closing i would like to if you will indulge me in both the wisdom of howard baker the longtime former senator from tennessee. senator baker was -- once said that in washington he who does not to his own horn may find it on to did so with that as an inoculation i would like to share brief passage about my book that was written in posted by carl cannon, the washington editor realclearpolitics. mr. kent roe quote, the maras man should be required reading in every journalism school and law school in this country. it should be the textbook of a case study of the fbi academy in quantico virginia and police academies everywhere. should be taught in college government classes and handed out to freshmen members of congress when they arrived in washington and the staffers assigned to capitol hill committees and the white house national security council. i'm not going to disagree with awarded that in a thank you very much and look forward to your questions. thank you. >> i see have the microphone and i'm going to pass this around. if you have a question, but since i have that i will ask t

. >> hi, greetings to our son, darryl baker jr. and centerville. we miss you, we love you. and hope to see you soon. >> an act of freedom of speech or a violation of separation of church and state. that is the debate sparked by a mural at a high school down in richmond, virginia. now it was painted on the walls at the james river high school by the fellowship of christian athletes and it shows a huge cross along with a bible quote. some questioned it and say it violates the concept of separation of church and state. however, the aclu says it's not that simple because the equal access act requires all student groups to be treated the same. if others have paintings on the wall, that mural may not violate the constitution. >> what we will do is ask them exactly what the situation is. how many other paintings are up there. what are the rules? and what are the circumstances under which they are allowed to do this? >> the school system says it is currently reviewing all of the information displayed by the james river high school clubs. what trumps what? separation of church and s

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