while these past weeks have been a time of national exhilaration in this country, it would be tragic if you thought this meant your job was done. the glacial silence we have experienced in the face of the shredding of the constitution, the unraveling of our public institutions, the deterioration of our infrastructure is not limited to the universities. we the people have become inured to our own irrelevance when it comes to doing anything significant about anything that matters concerning governance, beyond waiting another four years. we persist also in being sidelined by the idea of the expert as the only one capable of coming up with answers, despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary. the problem is there is no such thing as a viable democracy made up of experts, zealots, politicians and spectators. (applause) people will continue and should continue to learn everything there is to know about something or other. we actually do it all the time. and there will be and should be those who spend a lifetime pursuing a very highly defined area of inquiry. but this single-mindednes

>> the opponents characterized this as an exciting, astounding and exhilarating. same-sex supporters held the dual press conference and they contend that it may be true, but public opinion is on their side. >> let the people vote. >> led by the people opposed by the same sex law, they delivered boxes the petitions to the secretary of state's office declaring date collected nearly twice the number needed to let voters decide in a referendum question. >> we are turning in by the end of this date, 113,000 signatures. >> a recent poll finds 57% of those surveyed support same-sex marriage and 39% said they did not. they believe momentum favors their side. >> the collection of the signatures does not reflect the growing momentum among maryland voters. the opponents have lost ground. >> the polls are compounded. 32 states have put same-sex marriage through a statewide vote and all have rejected it. >> we have one in 32 states and we intend to win the state of maryland also. thank you. >> we will win out over the media, the union, the gays and lesbians. the right will win

it was an exhilarating night earning a perfect 30 and then a 29 on his high energy freestyle. >> it was great. it was a lot of movement. it was very difficult in the beginning, but we got it. >> the showcase a lot of growth. it was the free style that would be the most talked-about stance of the night -- dance of the night. still, the one to beat maybe catherine jenkins, who received a perfect 30 on freestyle placing her at the top of the leader board. >> it would be amazing to win it. i feel like we stepped up, and now it is in the hands of everybody at home, so we are trying to entertain them. >> the finalists are among the most talented of 14 seasons, and the rumors are true. next season's stakes will be even higher. >> i understand a decision has been made. >> a decision has been made. i am not supposed to say anything. i cannot tell people it will be fair and favorites. i am on lockdown. >> cory has handled the audience warm-up over the last several seasons. he saw as next season is going to be unforgettable. season 14 is down to the wire, and i am putting my money on donald driver

as they activated the licensed siren, the car turned east and exhilarated at a higher rate of speed. suddenly the car with the driver in the front passenger pulled over just west of oregon, appearing to heat for the traffic stop. -- to he'd for the traffic stop. just as they were exiting the car for the traffic stop, the driver of the stopped vehicle abruptly took off running. he ran east along bush street and turned south on larkin street, running in the middle of traffic. not knowing what they had, the officers a housimmediately gaind chase on foot. officers minkel and everson are gaining on a suspect when suddenly he turned and fired multiple shots from a handgun he had hidden in his possession. the officers debated around by movement in her incubating on this subject. at great risk to their own lives, these officers continue their pursuit of the now known violent subject and prepared to return fire. officer everson exercise a considerable amount of restraint as there were numerous pedestrians. he did not in gauge the suspect. officer minkel had a clear range of fire and engaged i

. >> it was an exhilarating night for william levy, earning a perfect 30.rgy freestyle. it was great. we had a lot of fun and there were a lot of lists and movement everywhere. it was very difficult that the beginning, but we got it. >> donald driver's tango captured a 29. but it was his freestyle that would be the most talked-about dance of the night. >> i am just glad i made history with her. >> the one to beat maybe katherine jenkins, who received perfect 30's, placing her at the top of the leader board. >> i think it would be amazing to win. i feel like we stepped up and did our best. now it's in the hands of everybody and home -- at home. >> these finalists are among the most talented front 14 seasons of dancing. rumors are true. next season the stakes will be even higher. i understand the decision has been made. >> i'm not supposed to say anything. all stars. i can tell people it will be an all-star cast of people, fan favorites from the past 14 seasons. i will not tell anybody that. >> and a simpson, abc 7. >> just after the winner is announced, sene

it was tempered because i was exhilarated when gadhafi was overthrown and killed last year. he was the big fish in this story. and on that day, megrahi became a small actor in this play. but please understand, i cannot emphasize this strong if you have, this is not the last chapter in pan am 103. >> it is not. so you are not satisfied with just the death of al megrahi and moammar gadhafi. you believe there is still more justice? >> oh, there's no question. a couple months ago, the french arrested a guy by the name of sanusi, who was gadhafi's chief intelligence officer. he has the key to the truth of pan am flight 103 and it's up to the obama administration and the cameron administration to aggressively interrogate him to get the truth. i don't want know if they will, because i don't know if our government and the british government have the stomach to find the truth, because i believe it will lead to the doors of iran and syria. >> you don't have much confidence that the u.s. or the uk will further pursue anyone connected to the fligbombing of flight 103. >> it's now up to

i've got to say, it turned out to be one of the most exhilarating and exciting experiences of my life was -- we always argue about this. some people say we're in boot camp for three months. we were there for -- what? two weeks? >> 2 1/2. 18 days. >> maybe i just forgot a lot of it. >> three months -- i think 3 1/2 months we were there. >> 18 months we were in boot camp, and it was amazing. what was great about it was we all stayed in the period, we all stayed in our character names. in fact, a story we've told many times is we didn't know any of the guys' real names for a good six months. i was calling jimmy perco for a good year after the show i think. >> maybe more. >> we were all in character. we all knew what we had to portray in these men and we knew we had to do it justice. so there wasn't any laziness. there wasn't any whining, everybody dug deep and it was hard. from what i've heard, actor boot camp can be a little easygoing. dale dye who is a dear, dear friend of ours now -- trust me, he wasn't then. he put us through our paces. i don't remember the last time i ran a mile and

that was the most exhilarating moment in my life. the battle scene could stop.i kept hearing cheers from marines inside of the building. >> but a week after raising stars and stripes they sustained 23 casualties in just one day. >> we fought on the 13th. i saw a soldier come up with a grenade and fire it. i could think to myself what if he fire that had on my tank? a mortar round by that time i was just to two platoon commanders. wounded both of them. wounded me. >> after the capitol was secured fighting on south side of the city began to wayne. they had a new mission on another side of the river. >> when did you get to cross? >> we got the orders to cross the river during the rest of the ba tallin in the citadel on the evening of the 13th of february. joining that day was a 19-year-old from california fresh out of high school, enjoying marines and sent to vietnam and assigned to alpha company. >> we're proceeding up the river and came under enemy fire. i realized marines had to hit those beaches. >> and until the offensive, realities of the vietnam war disturbe

that was the most exhilarating moment in my life. the battle scene could stop.i kept hearing cheers from marines inside of the building. >> but a week after raising stars and stripes they sustained 23 casualties in just one day. >> we fought on the 13th. i saw a soldier come up with a grenade and fire it. i could think to myself what if he fire that had on my tank? a mortar round by that time i was just to two platoon commanders. wounded both of them. wounded me. >> after the capitol was secured fighting on south side of the city began to wayne. they had a new mission on another side of the river. >> when did you get to cross? >> we got the orders to cross the river during the rest of the ba tallin in the citadel on the evening of the 13th of february. joining that day was a 19-year-old from california fresh out of high school, enjoying marines and sent to vietnam and assigned to alpha company. >> we're proceeding up the river and came under enemy fire. i realized marines had to hit those beaches. >> and until the offensive, realities of the vietnam war disturbe

a vivid reconstruction of time and place that carefully researches history presented with the exhilaration of a master storyteller. please help me welcome gary. >> thank you, marc. and thank you to politics and prose for everything that they do for writers and readers in the community. while the story that i will be -- the story that i will be telling this afternoon is a pretty grim one, as seems to be making a specialty from telling the stories from history. sometimes people will ask me if i find it discouraging writing about the things that i do. it is at times discouraging, but i have to stay that -- semi study of history has made me more optimistic, not less, at least about how far we have come as a society in species. despite what your grandparents may have told you about the good old days, i'm here to tell you that the past was in many respects april and and just place. we may think things up precarious and contentious now with the living terrorist threat and people at odds with each other on basic principles, but compared to, as we will see, what things were a hundred years ago our

. >> exhilarating. >> if someone said i'm going to take away one of the three, television, music or film's an easy one. >> this is their bread and butter. >> oh, sorry. >> they're all one in the same really. but the rock is the key ingredient for "d". >> cut 39 did sound bruce springsteeny-like, with no disrespect to the boss. is that what you were going for? >> yeah, there's a little bit of that. there's a lot of that gruff, wise old man voice i tapped into. >> give us a little thing. >> what is it? ♪ 39 but you still look so young not very young but a lot of fun ♪ >> yeah. >> you got it. ♪ 49 i'm feeling fine ♪ drinking would it wine >> would you come on the road? i would love you as a backup singer. >> i feel like you've got the skill. >> when are you on stage again? >> we are going on world tour starting on the 23rd of may in santa barbara. >> there you go, santa barbara. not far. >> i know people in santa barbara. >> we have to go. tenacious d "rize of the fenix". >> thank you. >> did you ever think you'd hear i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. [ clang ] my h

. ♪ technology that makes electric electrifying and efficiency exhilarating. ♪ technology that doesn'tus, but drives progress. ♪ and driving progress is what we do every day. ♪ ♪ >> 43 minutes after the top of the hour. the lathes developments in the etan patz case. they may have dismissed a relative of the suspect decades ago. wnyw reporter is in soho with more. that's where the little boy dispiered from. why was the family ace story dismissed? >>> heather, good morning to you. good morning everyone. that will be part of the investigation undoubtedly. we don't know that just yet. we are standing outside of the eye glasses shop here in soho. you can see the flowers. this shop was once a bodega where pedro hernandez said he killed et t killed etan patz. norma told the ledger he long suspect suspected her brother killed the child. she didn't know the child's name but she we know the to police in the 1980s but she says it never we know the any further. the chief of police in camden told the paper this is the first he is hearing of this news. at etan patz walked to the bus stop for the fir

. >> i've been thinking about this, politically, will there be a sense of exhilaration or even completion? like we're seeing with the end of the war with iraq that is behind us now? >> i have to tell you, this is, to me, one of the most interesting things of all. i remember being in the city in the weeks after that, and the passion that people had about going into afghanistan, getting bin laden, and taking out the taliban. if you look at the polling here -- >> but we have, in this case we this chin. >> right, and i think this would not have been possible if he had not gotten bin laden. and i think the numbers are not necessarily the approval and disapproval on the war, but general disinterest. there just doesn't seem to be appetite for people to pay attention this. >> the only thing i would add, is i don't think we're leaving with a vietnam manualty. we plushed what we can militarily. we'll have a political future in afghanistan determined in the afghan government and the people. what happens between the taliban and neighboring countries, that's not something adding on 15 more brigades co

. ♪ technology that makes electric electrifying and efficiency exhilarating. ♪ technology that doesn'twe do every day. ♪ ♪ >> every little boy's dream and a lot of girls and lot of big girls, too. to be able to play catch at a big league stadium with a big league pitcher. woody, i know this has to do with twitter, but how do you get hooked up with a pitcher to play catch. >> great being here. but what happened was i checked my twitter. i saw that he said do you want to come play catch. i said why not. i responded i'm downtown. he said come on down. hopped in a cab, the rest is history. >> how did you know it kwunt some kind of a hoax? >> well, i didn't know if he was serious or not. so i just put it out there and said, you know what's the worst that can happen? >> so when you got there, did you really think this thing was going to happen? did he greet you at the door and say come on, i'll give you a security pass and we'll go play catch on the fielded? >> well, i got there, went through the security checkpoints and eventually i was walking through the clubhouse and it was pretty crazy

. ♪ technology that makes electric electrifying and efficiency exhilarating. ♪ technology that doesn'tdrives progress. ♪ and driving progress is what we do every day. ♪ ♪ >> quick headlines for you. a settlement has been reached in the boat crash in philadelphia. remember this video. the families of two people who died in this reck will split 15 million while the surviving passengers will split a $2 million payout. breakout the shades one of the largest sun spots in years swirling around the sun. it's about 10 miamis the size of the earth. it is sending out massive solar flares. it is too hard to tell because of a destruction. >> john lovett went on an anti obama rant slamming the president for tax policies taking issue with the fact that the president want to raise taxes on the wealthy. this is america where we should be praised not penalized. lovett stopped the no spin zone to explain his comments. most of his friends in hollywood agree with him. >>> almost everybody agrees with me. most of my friends are democrats. i am a democrat. they agree they say i work really hard. i pay a lot

. >> it was an exhilarating night for william levy, earning a perfect 30 on the cha-cha and then a 29yle. >> it was great. we have a lot of fun. there was a lot of listing and movement everywhere. very difficult to the beginning, but we got it. >> donnell drive proposed argentine tango captured a 29, but his freestyle was the most talked about a dance of the night. >> after we win, i am glad i made history with her. >> still the one to beat maybe katherine jenkins received perfect 30's for on the freestyle and this parcel paso doble placing her at the top of the leader board. >> it would be amazing to win. i feel we stepped up on the dance floor and did our best. now it is in the hands of everybody and home. we were just trying to entertain them. >> this season's finalists are among the most talented from 14 seasons of dancing. and the rumors are true. next season the stakes will be even higher. i understand a decision has been made. >> yes, a decision has been made. i'm not supposed to say anything -- all stars. it will be an all-star cast of fans' favorites from the past 14 seasons.

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the simple joy of exhilarating refreshment. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight on the program, starting friday you can see her in the new tim burton movie "dark shadows," chloË grace moretz is here. [ cheers and applause ] and then with music from this new album called "strange clouds," b.o.b. from the bud light outdoor stage. tomorrow night we'll be joined by johnny depp, from "happy endings," casey wilson will be here, and we'll have music from silversun pickups. and later this week, dr. phil, steve harvey, dev patel, and music from glenn frey and carrie underwood. so join us then. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: after striking a major blow for the legalization of vampire/mortal marriage in the phenomenally successful "twilight" films, our first guest now fights sleep and battles for dwarf equality in the new movie "snow white and the huntsman." it opens in theaters june 1st. please welcome kristen stewart! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you're hobbling. >> i know. i'm a bit of a gimp right now. >> jimmy: what happened? >> i'm starting a promotional tour, so i figured

it was tempered because of, i was exhilarated when gadhafi was overthrown and killed last year. he was the big fish in ta that story. this is not the last chapter in pan am 103. >> he and other family members suspect there are people right now in libya, syria and iran who played a part in the bombing. and should be brought to justice. cnn's alison kosik is joining us now. >> i sat down with one of the victims of the bombing. the flight that went down over lock i lockerbie, scotland, was 29 years old at time. he was working for goldman sachs in london. that's when he was home for the holidays. his family have followed each and every twist of the investigation to bring al megrahi to justice, demanding more information. when they heard the news about al megrahi's death, they had mixed feelings, they said it is a step forward, but the sadness is still there. >> miss him a lot. good kid. would have been a contributing member to society. i'm very sad about that. sad for him. we're hurt, he's gone. all the other people -- just think, one family, lost five members of a family. unborn ch

other nights it was pleasant, it was exhilarating., just -- it ran its course. >> why would it be terrifying? >> oh, i was still in denial that i even did it at times. >> you're seeing this happening. >> well, i'm trying to -- also that and remember what came after as far as -- >> i mean, i'm watching. you're seeing this -- >> right. >> -- event happening. you're reliving this right -- >> oh, yeah. >> trying to figure out -- >> i can play back the videotape. >> yeah, of course you can. >> almost 20 years later. >> yeah. i have no doubt you can play it back. >> yep. >> this is part of the reliving process for him, is this ability to play back these murders in his mind. he sees each one of them. he knows each one of them. not only does he see himself doing it, but i think it's arousing to him, it's exciting to him. he won't admit it. he keeps that fairly flat aaffect when he's talking to you but he has that ability to do that and he's probably done it many times. >>> coming up -- >> would you like it? how does it make you feel to strang

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. >> he's craving infamy, all four boys seem to want the excitement and exhilaration that is an extreme. >> we are sick psychopaths that get pleasure of killing other people. >> that sounds good, baby. >> like with harris and klebold, they clearly recognize what they are doing is wrong, but they simply don't care about the sanctity of another human being's life. what they want to experience takes precedent. >> there should be no laws against killing people. i know it's a wrong thing but hell. hell. you restrict somebody from it, they're going to want it more. >> exactly. >> we see the lack of empathy, lack of conscience. if they had gotten away with it, i think they would have attempted others. >> torey adamcik and brian draper both plead not guilty even though they're seen planning the murder on tape. >> you're going to hear talk on that video that you quite frankly, don't want to hear. >> torey adamcik's lawyers claimed that torey thought the tape the two boys made was just a spoof, a prank. >> he did not take it seriously. he thought that they were making a movie with dark humor. he'

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it's very exhilarating in this topsy-turvy world of wisconsin government. >> the poll i looked at showed that most people have made up their mind. most democrats are voting democrat. most republicans are voting republican. tell me a little bit more about your get out the vote efforts. and i should tell you i got an e-mail from a labor leader who is very tuned into wisconsin. this is what he has written to me. labor has united, will remain united behind tom barrett with 29 field offices, scores of volunteers and coalitions we haven't seen since 2008. we are prepared to do the work and ensure walker is defeated on june 5th. your reaction to that. >> that doesn't surprise me. obviously i'm pleased to have the support of working men and women throughout the state of wisconsin. i found in the primary i did. now the key is to get that turnout activated. the temperature here is very, very high on both sides of the aisle. this is a highly pitched battle. scott walker's supporters feel intensely in favor of him. and his opponents, the people supporting me, are very, very unhappy with the way he c

>> no, pretty exhilarating, huh? >> have you ever been an exercise tool? >> it is like riding a bull. >> brandyn scotto helps kruger prepare for prison in more ways than just being added weight for his workouts. he's been to prison before and has knowledge to share. >> pretty much my whole life i've been in. my total time i've been out has probably -- not even a year. >> was out three months before i got picked up on this charge. >> this time, scotto was found in a stolen truck with a bag of burglary tools. >> i was coming down off a mint, i fell asleep in the vehicle and i guess the guy who owned the vehicle passed by and called the cops saying my truck is here, they came up, guns drawn and pulled me out. >> scotto pled guilty and is awaiting sentencing. as a member of a white supremacist group, he says he knows firsthand about prison violence. >> my next prison stay will be more violent. there are things i need to do. if i don't, there will be consequences. i need a jump when i need a jump. i'm not going to let anything slide that needs to be taken care

marc's book that appeared in the "washington post" a range of this new field of astra biology is exhilarating even though scientists are still learning how to sort out the hard science from the understandably anxious enthusiasm, getting to ride along with kauffman is an expansive joy. indeed, marks on enthusiasm for his subject is infectious. after reading his book, it is easy to end up believing, as he does, that it is only a matter of time before evidence of extraterrestrial life is found. let's see what you think after listening to him here this afternoon. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming mark kaufman. [applause] >> thank you. now, let me just make sure we get this right. and okay. very good. hello, everybody. it is a delight to be here. i have been talking about this subject for some time now after the book came out, and i find it just wonderful to communicate with people about it. it is unlike a lot of other subjects. it is something that really touches people in that kind of large, spiritual way potentially there is a certain wonder and all associated with it. in any ca

and then, you know, it's-- it's tragic but hopefully it's exhilarating. that's what attracted me to it was the energy of these two people. i'm attracted by that. >> rose: they fed off of each other. >> they fed off of each other. they stimulated each other. they adventured together. they dodged bullets together. and, you know, he pushed her. and in the end, martha gellhorn out-mans him, if you will. she becomes the bearer of the torch. she carries the hemingway code. he, unfortunately, can't do it. he was know-- he'd been wounded. he drank a lot. he had his cronies. one thing led to another -- >> rose: she comes back from a war and finds him with his cronies and realizes-- >> that's right. >> rose: he's in a different place. >> he is in a different place, and he is on that downward spiral. you can say maybe one good book, you know, one nobel prize was left. >> rose: talk about clive and casting. why clive? >> well, you know, you start thinking who for hemingway? and we had a mutual friend, lawyer, barry hirsch, who red the script, loved it, and said, "wha

. ♪ technology that makes electric electrifying and efficiency exhilarating. ♪ technology that doesn'tt drives progress. ♪ and driving progress is what we do every day. ♪ ♪ >>> tom brokaw has no shortage of opinions about the news business he has been a key part of for many decades now. i sat down with the long-time nbc anchor this week at a celebration of the centennial of columbia journal inch school for a video interview for "the daily beast." we talked about what he described as a disconnect between the public and politics aid and abetted, broke yea said, by the media. >> does the polarization that we see particularly in cable news, strong opinions off an idealogical things on fox news, msnbc, does that add to the sense, because i wonder where the people in america are as divided as it would seem from watching the pundits go out? >> i don't think that they are as divided. i think that the great moveable face of american politics are the independents. that -- >> is it more profitable for cable television to cater to the people on either side? they like to have their opinions reinfor