she played miss adelaide. so we went -- i went to five performances of "guys and dolls" this weekend, knew every line and every actor. anyway, these kids did an awesome job. there she is in the middle. there she is. >> oh, i'm sorry. >> and there she's miss adelaide, the hatbox girl. great legs. >> uh-huh. >> they put on a tremendous performance there. they really did. they work sod hard. >> for what school? >> i can't say because she's still in it. her school. >> her school. >> so anyway, she had a temperature of 102, and just forged through, never told anybody she was sick. i said, all right, now you're showing me character. forget talent. talent is something god gives you, but character is something you build. >> she looks terrific. >> the guy next to her, he is -- he played such a good nathan. adelaide! come on! first time he's ever done a show. >> you're kidding. sweet. >> all the kids did a wonderful job. so proud. she went to bed at 7:15 last night, i woke her up at 6:30. >> she's exhausted. >> the scho

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in the interim coach mike woodson they defeated the toronto raptors one hundred six eighty seven adelaide stoudemire led the hosts to twenty three points including less layout in the second quarter to make it forty six thirty six he also had twelve rebounds on the night the knicks eventually won all four periods having eight more points than their opponents in the fourth quarter to extend their lead to nineteen by the time the final buzzer rang. now when i saw in the cage playoffs regular season when his tractor on the brink of making it into the semifinals starts after taking a healthy free one lead in their best of seven series against the double garren cup champions out because the chilly average team climbed the narrow three two away victory in game four elsewhere have in their article three one lead in their encounter against metal needs of goals the hawks registered a five three win on the road around seven car with a double for the visitors. in the meantime in the west scores and pieces berg could advance into the semifinals if they beat atlanta later on wednesday in game five the

fast approaching london games the twenty rule making a big splash in the fifty metre event of the adelaide trials by hitting the finnish wall in twenty one point seven four seconds that mark just less than a second shy of the world record twenty point nine one suffices or c.e.o. in two thousand and nine but that was before full length body swimsuits were banned one person had already won the one hundred metre freestyle the trials fight some of them pick champions thorpe will not be taking part in london twenty twelve after missing out an earlier qualification offense. as her sport looks at this hour whether is next year and twenty four hour party. wealthy british style. market trying to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mikes concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our key. be. line in russia would be soon which would rise or if you will about someone from finest impression is.

adelaide stephenson did not in 1952. last couple of weeks, every generation has been the advent of new technology. we are seeing it with the web today. television was brand new in 1952. >> yes. this was the first presidential campaign where tv ads played a role. and so eisenhower was basically using the best of the technology by those standards. of course, by today's standard, the music seems very cheesy, it's so repeltive, people would be bored by that today. we see much greater variety in the message and the production values. >> let's go to 1964. it was an ad only aired once in september of 1964 and yet what is remarkable is that nearly 50 years later, we are still talking about this one iconic ad. let's watch and explain why when we come back. >> one. two. three. four. five. seven. six. six. eight. nine. nine -- >> ten. nin nine. eight. seven. six. five. four. three. two. one -- >> these are the stakes. to make a world in which all of god's children can live. or to go into the dark. we must either love each other or

are going to record over things we're doing tonight but there are nights thanksgiving in adelaide for the come back on monday president is going to be on to talk about his lawsuit against president obama and secretary of defense leon panetta challenging the legality of the national defense authorization act and meantime don't forget become a fan of the alona show on facebook and follow us on twitter if you missed any of tonight's show or any others you can catch really you tube dot com slash the launch shell and coming up next is the. wealthy british style. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our.

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but my job been right teeing elizabeth the queen adelaide to explain what she does but what she is reallylike. to bring her as close as possible to the human being, wife, mother, a friend coming and highly respected leader. today i will talk about what it was right -- like to write to robert and also many surprising discoveries i made about the queen because she is the best known woman in the world. people feel as if they know her. the real woman is different from the one been in delve it. this is my six biography. no one like the queen. she lives in her period own remarkable world. mother had state have come and gone chisel longest serving leader in the world spanning the 20th and 21st centuries. the 40th monarch and 1,000 year history of the british monarchy reigning over england, wales, scotland and northern ireland with 15 rounds and 14 overseas territories. she is the second monarch to celebrate diamond it to believe 60 years on the throne. the only other was heard great great grandmother queen victoria her celebration 115 years ago 1897 when she was 78. if elizabeth is on the ground

>> adelaide. >> well, given the rate i'm going, when she's ready to take your place on the lines, would you make sure i get a chance to interview her? >> i would love it. >> okay. >> she's going to be a good organizer. i can tell. >> george goehl, thank you very much for being with me. >> okay. i appreciate it. >> if george goehl's daughter does grow up to become an organizer, she could have no finer role models than the two women with me now. ai-jen poo is director and co-founder of the national domestic workers alliance. it includes more than 20 organizations in ten states and more than 10,000 members. she led the fight for the passage of the domestic workers bill of rights here in new york state, the first of its kind in america. and now she's fighting for a similar bill in california. since 2007, sarita gupta has been the executive director of jobs with justice. that's a labor organization in over 45 communities and 25 states. they work to create a broad, global movement for economic and social justice. she led the chicago chapter of jobs with justice for four years and served as it

electoral map dating back to 1956 when dwight eisenhower won easily but the south remains solid for adelaideck in 1956. then you can see how it changed. in 1964 when lyndon johnson said they lost this out, he indeed did lose the key southern states of louisiana, mississippi, alabama, georgia, south carolina, despite the fact he won everywhere else. in the 1980's, this is what jimmy carter look like winning, but of course he was from georgia. du can see the south remaining pretty solid for ronald reagan. what does this tell you? guest: what was happening while all of that progress was going on for republicans was that things were moving very glacially slowly up the local level. you of all over the past 30 or 40 years with the bifurcated politics where you may have locally elected state legislator tors, but increasingly people would vote for the republican presidential candidate and maybe the senate or gubernatorial candidates. the really big news from this last election, the 2010 election was that after years and years of efforts to drive this down to the grass roots, in 2010 it exceeded comp

electoral map dating back to 1956 when dwight eisenhower won easily but the south remains solid for adelaide stevenson. this is back in 1956. then you can see how it changed. in 1964 when lyndon johnson said they lost this out, he indeed did lose the key southern states of louisiana, mississippi, alabama, georgia, south carolina, despite the fact he won everywhere else. whate 1980's, this is jimmy carter look like winning, but of course he was from georgia. du can see the south remaining pretty solid for ronald reagan. what does this tell you? guest: what was happening while all of that progress was going on for republicans was that things were moving very glacially slowly up the local level. you of all over the past 30 or 40 years with the bifurcated politics where you may have locally elected state legislator tors, but increasingly people would vote for the republican presidential candidate and maybe the senate or gubernatorial candidates. the really big news from this last election, the 2010 election was that after years and years of efforts to drive this down to the grass roots, in 2010

electoral map dating back to 1956 when dwight eisenhower won easily but the south remains solid for adelaide stevenson. this is back in 1956. then you can see how it changed. in 1964 when lyndon johnson said they lost this out, he indeed did lose the key southern states of louisiana, mississippi, alabama, georgia, south carolina, despite the fact he won everywhere else. in the 1980's, this is what jimmy carter look like winning, but of course he was from georgia. du can see the south remaining pretty solid for ronald reagan. what does this tell you? guest: what was happening while all of that progress was going on for republicans was that things were moving very glacially slowly up the local level. you of all over the past 30 or 40 years with the bifurcated politics where you may have locally elected state legislator tors, but increasingly people would vote for the republican presidential candidate and maybe the senate or gubernatorial candidates. the really big news from this last election, the 2010 election was that after years and years of efforts to drive this down to the grass roots, in