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and believe me, al green was very pleased. went up by 20 to 25%. >> exactly. >> he came out here on barack obama's behalf. those kind of things move people. the only real problem i think barack obama has in theforth coming election is we have got somebody to do something about afghanistan. he has to do something about that war. his expanding of that war created a problem for him that is reflecting itself in activities currently going on. he can get a handle on that. all of the rest of foreign policy is in his wheelhouse. and then, of course, on the domestic side, things are looking good. people are finding jobs. and if he quickly declares early enough that he is not responsible for the increase in your gasoline, he will be all right there, too. >> hopefully people believe it. we were doing a bit on this yesterday. but, you know, the polls go back and forth. let me jump back to something that you were alluding to with sarah palin. i want you to listen to a sound byte that she or of her, i think she was probably talking aboutto

the first thing i think about is al green. the al green song that obama sang.ve with you ♪ ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ for purple mountains majesty above the fruited ♪ >> john, we have gone crazy. >> i take it back, get them to stop. look, i think if we see a romney/obama matchup, the choice in november will be who do the voters trust the most on the economy, but we can say right now as the judges of arsenio hall idol, the president has a better voice, and part of this is if you have the talent, use it, and don't be afraid to think outside of the box, don't be afraid if you have a talent, to use it. it's a humbling process. when a guy is comfortable, you sing a little bit, maybe you dance a little bit. when people pick a president, they want to know, are you going to raise or cut my taxes. how does he feel about the war in afghanistan. what is his education policy? but you also, the old joke is, you invite this person into your living room every night. every night, so you want to know about them. what do they listen to on their ipod, what do they like outside,

welcome back to spotlight and al green aren't just a reminder that my guest on the show today is killed by a ski russian president's special envoy to the shall i hop ration organization can you we talked about about expanding the the organization that he as c.e.o. but new countries applying membership well usually charts about joining their c.e.o. start always when certain country. is spoiling it throughly shoes with the united states so does it mean that the cereal is considered by many at least in the region as a counterweight to the u.s. led west. well i think this is a. very typical view of a. western citizen knowing little about the sea org and considering it. as as an m d u.s. antenatal project for enticing a counterweight which is which does mean anti-war. and this perception is. completely wrong and as a matter of fact this perception has been changing for the last ten years and indeed at the beginning. the as seal was perceived by many in the west as something. plotting against the interests of the west and of the united states in the region but as a seal starting to stand with

welcome back to the spotlight i'm al green auburn just threw one to my guest on the show today is city state of shock deputy finance minister of russia who is the most famous they're pretty minister in the russian government as said in this book by the way congratulations this is the second book yes it's published what are you doing with it is it of any interest to our foreign the years ago and. while the real course before the russian audiences are definitely it's not it's for the russians first of all. it's. a different story is dealing with different aspects of our job. juggling in the financial so called financial diplomacy or international financial relationship so there's really. financial thriller there's articles devoted to the international. assistance. but there really is a financial relationship within the former republic of the soviet union. big article they will try to rush through interest shared with the international financial institutions world bank. i.m.f. the liberal development banks and my beloved story about the. g. twenty g. eight different other economic and fin

welcome back to spotlight on al green of in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is christian about where project hard matter for witness protection at europol is tomorrow we talked about this witness protection program and sharing spears with the russians as a matter of fact how expensive is this realizing i will have the witness protection program how much does every protective witness cost you it does cost it should couple at. a pretty significant sum of money. is a little before so because protections against. the rest of the countries. are the last resort and do i think it's going to scrutiny from cannot reach the goal but some very well some of the have to replace that would take it because of the witness protection program so witness protection is a very expensive. special mission from just the patients. and therefore we in the rest of the country limited. our resources recent capital protection that means. if you would like if we take somebody with this protection program then he has to fulfill a theory of how close is the european national police and judiciary how clo

welcome back to the spotlight i am al green of and just to remind you that my guests today are andres thought of the russia profile magazine and jeffrey taylor from the atlantic magazine. talking about putin's recent article that was published and that touched upon the issues of international relations jeffrey you mentioned you mentioned putin's meeting with aware and consumption well this. was practically not reported in the russian made it was it was really neglected by the reserve as a journalist but on the other side nearly the same day put me to kissinger some opposition leaders were met meeting the new american investor in moscow and that caused a huge outrage especially especially from from behind the kremlin was i mean i mean every said well how can you well during an election campaign go and maids and some of those people were representatives of the of the other candidates for presidency so why do you think this cause such an outrage especially the time when when the acting prime minister is meeting kissinger i mean so what's the big deal and if anybody has any idea. i don't

welcome back to spotlight on al green or even just to remind you that my guest on the show today is jason ferdinand the conductor and leader of the famous american coralie oh yes mr friedman. you are saying this is actually gospel choir so is it true that gospel music is really popular only in english speaking countries is that true hope things english speaking world have never had a gospel song in french have you or german i actually been pretty intrigued in the last three or four years i countries like denmark and career i've seen some and sweden now seen some clips of some pretty impressive gospel corps that are some friends of america the. richest small in the williams this country seems to embrace the style and boot for the world but you know it's pretty popular america but i think other countries are slowly beginning to but is this mostly will be the choirs that you heard these in denmark do they did they do it on stage where they also do it in church i've seen it on stage. i'm not so familiar with the church since who knows country is singing on stage you are choir belongs to the c

welcome back to spotlight on al green over in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is constantin student of political analyst and we're talking about the results levy first unofficial but but these are both probably the results that we will have on the election when the president has won has won so. you talked about the the the opposition you talked about being sort of on the defensive to the. meetings there rallies do you think that in may after the inauguration putin will have to stay like him on the defensive trying to be good for for the opposition. voters or will he. and the country go on an offensive and start and you like from afar from the french. these six years will be not so easy for me supports him because as we began to speak about it here if we had tried to think about what in a so-called natural leader it will be very difficult to have the same level of consolidation is the work so you have to consider the changing political reality yes and that is why. you know that agenda protocol and gender and economic engine is very difficult to tell a lot of problems in our e

hello again and welcome to spotlight the into the shadow on part i'm al green albums today we're talking about the presidential election in the show so this is it the voting is over and just moments ago we've heard the latest on the flimsily results this election was a very special it's the first time off to a constitutional reform that russians elected a president for six years instead of school tomorrow where is being the most expensive but the most transparent voting as anyone can watch it online so well that very special election because while stella and russian political listening will discuss it now live with editor in chief of the moscow news to war at the head of the general political science department at the harvard school of economics needs public office. the. russians have cost the next president and the election communities across the country in the broad unknown busy counting the ballots and processing the data from russia's six presidential election is also the first in which a president is elected from six years instead of four to find candidates with prime minister dr yo

how again a welcome to spotlight the interview show on our i'm al green hour and today my guest in the studio is levy tapped the kremlin the bolshoi are among moscow's greatest but like any other big city moscow has its secrets as its place is unfamiliar even to natives not to mention tourists and yet many of them are a true must see this nation's for all the out of interest in the russian capital so where do you find goods sacred mosque where i ask the woman who has walked around virtually the whole city author of the must call your sky t.v. talk. to taplin is a renowned journalist and traveler who has been exploring the world of food for more than forty years she worked in england germany and india before finally moving to moscow in two thousand and seven here she's written a weekly column in english language newspaper and guided walking groups the real crown provide the material for how moscow walks guidebook is divided into seasonal volumes at the moment autumn and winter have been published. in welcome to the show thank you very much it's a pleasure having you with us let's bring

welcome back to spotlight i'm al green often just a reminder that my guest today here in studio is tim wall chief of the moscow news . general political thouse the portman in the high school of economics and we also have a special of you if you are russian reporter in the central election committee you can see with a good evening and do you have any new figure is there any any new preliminary results of the vote as it's being counted but definitely do well now that eighteen percent of the ballots across the country have been counted the outspoken favorite prime minister vladimir putin is leading with sixty two point three percent of the vote coming second this communist candidate unite is uganda who is seventeen point six percent of the vote but diminish it in the risky candidate from the liberal democratic party with seven point eight percent and independent candidate billionaire mikhail prokhorov is now getting seven point five percent of the vote it's definitely have be true for a newcomer to the politics he only announced that he would be running for presidency several months ago a

hello again and welcome troops talking about the into the shall as part of al green albums today we're talking about the presidential election in russia so this is it the voting is over and just moments ago i've heard the latest on the preliminary results of this election was a very special it's the first time after a constitutional reform that russians elected a president for six years instead of moreover it's been the most expensive but the most transparent voting as anyone can watch it online so all that very special election to cover while still in russian political eslick we'll discuss it now live with editor in chief of the moscow news tim was head to head of the general political science department at the high school of economics the idea to buy the cops. and russians of cost down the next president bill action committees across the country and detroit and on these accounts in the balance and processing the data russia's six presidential election is also the first in which a president is elected from six years instead of four and five candidates were prime minister why do you be

segment is something especially at the university, there are plenty of people saying we need to stap al green card to the back of stem diplomas. right? or we need an entrepreneurship visa to attract this demographic of people. we really don't want them leaving our states. we don't want them going back to shanghai or shenzhen or dubai or anywhere else that they would go back to. we need to figure out a way -- as in the examples of these companies -- to get these people to stay, stay anywhere to our states, but don't leave, especially if we've educated you in our universities. we want these people to stay and innovate in the united states. and then the final point -- on the demographics here is women. and this is really near and dear to my heart. i was an investment banker for jpmorgan. and i honestly believe that women are the undervalued asset class. and that means that women can be entrepreneurs and we don't see them right now very much in this segment, especially not in the high-growth segment. and that's a real question mark. there are some statistics that i think are in some ways troublin

we've got congressman al green. [cheers] he's the one who taught me how to sing. [laughter] we've got congresswoman she willa jackson lee. -- sheila jackson lee. and we have all of you. it is good to be in this -- in this facility. as a white sox fan, i have fond memories. of this facility. i want to thank jim crane for helping to make it available. and i want to thank all of you for being part of this thing here today. i love you back. so i'm here today not just because i need your help. i'm here because the country needs your help. there was a reason why so many of you worked your hearts out back in 2008. it wasn't because you thought it was going to be easy. after all, you decide to support a candidate named barack obama. you knew that wasn't going to be a sure thing. [laughter] you didn't join the campaign just because of me. you joined it because of your commitment to each other. you joined it because you had a common vision for america. not a vision where everybody's left to fend for themselves. it was a vision where everyone who works hard has a chance to g

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independents are running away from them like jack nicholson in the shining they are running towards singing al greenwant to toss them. >> we don't have a lot of time left. i don't understand my men are acting against their own self interest here. the womens willing to take responsibility for birth control, we're supposed to go like this, right? >> it's because they have lost their minds. and no one benefits more from birth control than these fill landerring men yet here we are back to explaining to my dad i'm not a slut because i'm on birth control.

>> speaker also said sorry, no al green, mr.he went on, he kept going and going, they were having a little bit of fun. >> the irish music not his comfort zone. that's okay. kate see you in a little bit. >>> coming up new exit poll information from illinois. gloria borger joins me to run the numbers. >>> plus the developments into the investigation of shooting of trayvon martin. i'll speak with the florida congresswoman who represents his district. >> no one has been arrested. it means he still has a permit and still have a gone. gun. to keep big winter jobs on track, at&t provided a mobile solution that lets everyone from field workers to accounting, initiate, bill, and track work in real time. you can't live under a dome in minnesota, that's why there's guys like me. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ ♪ home was an airport lounge and an ipad ♪ ♪ made sure his credit score did not go bad ♪ ♪ with a free-credit-score-dot-com ♪ ♪ app that he had ♪ downloaded it in the

the president of the united states recently he has been singing this started with him singing some al greenlook ♪ i, am so in love with you ♪ >> i love it every time i see it what are you doing. >> okay he is so cool and so relaxed and he did it at the apollo, you know he is trying to get signed. then he had a jam session at the white house i said i have to sign him. >> shep when you are in washington do you feel you have to taylor it all to a washington crowd you got to be more political? or just do your thing. >> not really but the politics hit you certain issue that is have to come up. i am toying around with that. tailor it to dc. >> one show only riot act, comedy theatre, sunday march 4th, 7:00 p.m., a part of the proceeds will be going to your foundation the mark foundations, massive action to reach and rescue our kids. >> i am excited. >>> queen ayessha thanks for coming in. stay with us we will be right back over 200,000 people are hospitalized every year with flu complications. lysol disinfectant spray is approved to kill over 50 germs on surfaces. this includes cold and flu viruse

you heard him sing al green. now they are remixing the president.for tweeting out a couple's address as george zimmerman's address and it might be too late. we'll talk to that couple now to see what they want. will cain's playlist "it ain't easy being me." chris knight. we'll be back in a moment. we always hear about jobs leaving america. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could create more than half a million jobs in the us alone. from the canadian border, through the mid west, to the gulf coast. benefiting hundreds of thousands of families throughout the country. this is just what our economy needs right now. the utterly shocking sensation of being on a business trip where everything goes right. backed up by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. feel the advantage. feel the hamptonality. [ roger ] tell me you have good insurance. yup, i've got... [ kyle with voice of dennis ] ...allstat

we're also joined this evening by a congressman from texas, congressman al green who often joins us herewe're representing all of the 43 members of the congressional black caucus who now how important this law is to our communities and really to communities across this country. so we thank you for joining us and i yield such time as he might consume. mr. green: thank you, dr. christensen. and i especially thank you for chairing the health care task force and for the outstanding job that you've done through the years. you have shown a great deal of dedication to health care for all, for all. and i believe that those who write history will be exceedingly kind to you when they record how you fought so that every person could have health care as a matter of right, as opposed to as a matter of wealth. you have done your best to make sure health care doesn't become wealth care. i'd also like to thank my colleague, sheila jackson lee, who spoke just ahead of me and you, for the hard work that she is doing across the length and breadth of this country to help us with these issues concerning heal

. >>> that's actually the real al green, not the president, just so we're clear. stocks to watch. outperform for walgreen cut to still on the expected closing of the special -- and toronto dominion, also beating estimates today. >> the retailers are reporting strong chain store sales for february, the mild weather obviously helping out. here to take a closer look is adrian shapiro, good morning. where do we make money from what you're now seeing? >> good morning. as you mentioned we definitely saw sales accelerate. i think what you're seeing is what people didn't spend on snow shovels, they're definitely shopping for t-shirts. it's encouraging. i think the big question is, did it pull forward demand or should we see a continuation throughout the spring season? >> adrian, your rain or shine index -- wetter month, so who would be most at risk when we see next month's numbers because of that pull forward? >> it's not just weather. weather clearly very accommodating. as you saw, a lot of people moan about the holiday season, we really didn't see winter, so you had a lot of coats build

him to lose his heritage, why, he cares more when he gets in office about basketball and singing al greengas prices are higher than they've ever been in history and no one has a job in this country and the big rate of our country has lost so much money, we're in such bad shape, we don't know what to do. that's her hysterical. >> kristen chenowith was on our show. >> i read the bible and i pray and i am a christian and there's been some backlash of oh, is this making fun of god and i first of all, wouldn't would anything that did that. that's not who i am. i wouldn't make fun of anybody's religion, frankly. but there's a difference of making fun of and having fun with. and the backdrop of our show is church. >> we got about 30 seconds, brad. how do you react to that? who's perfect? who's imperfect? are we talking about being perfect or talking about making fun of christian women? >> listen, i don't know this woman. all i know is if you're not dignifying something, you're bringing it down. you're not being more like jesus. you're being more like judas is what i'm thinking and listen, show m

i stood on the steps of the sudanese embassy with george clooney and jim moran and jim olver and al green. we were joined by georgia's father and journalist nick clooney, john pendergast, our former colleague, tom andrews, martin luther king the iii, the president of the naacp, nicole lee, president of transafrica forum, fay williams, chair of the national congress of black women, activist dick gregory, rabbis david sapperstein and steve gahough. and ian schwab with the american jewish world service. we had a simple message. let food and humanitarian aid reach the suffering people of blue nile. stop raping, killing, and bombing innocent women, children, and men. i commend the obama administration for pressuring khartoum to let food reach these desperate people. more must be done. i urge the president to engage china to also demand unfettered access for human aaron aid. madam speaker, the world must increase the pressure on president bashir or watch another crime against humanity take place in sudan. we must not be silent. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes

green. >>> with ale in his hand, president bush celebrating st.atrick's dayment he made a surprise stop at an irish pub in washington, d.c. this afternoon. he ordered a guinness at the dubliner, well known pub in washington, d.c. on north capitol street. it is just around the corner from the capitol building. >>> all right, calling attention to a crisis. george clooney wants the world to focus on sudan, even if that means crossing a police line. ok! who gets occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i could get used to this. [ male announcer ] yes, you could business pro. yes, you could. go nationa

al juggle voters. and events ministers have given the green line to a thirty five billion euro bailout secure out that deal with creditors but it's no remedy for the people in greece where draco nian austerity measures are sending suicide rates sky high. it's seven pm here in moscow this is r t coming to live with me and he said no way our top story syria's exiled opposition has once again rejected a call for dialogue with the also of regime saying the crisis requires a military solution diplomatic appeal for talks this time came from the u.n. arab and boy kofi annan who sets were arriving to mass chaos over the weekend and while the battle on the ground continues the war has moved on the line authorities reaffirmed ocean are reports. i think. once putin. friday has become one of the fines cross the arab spring countries in syria this new tradition has gone even further with activists online every friday it's a very special name because they reflect the opinion of the street or the syrian people and to send a message to the external world of all of the syrian situation i mean people but the days of na

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tonight and tomorrow front falls -- falls apart close enough for drizzle al long the coast and possibly sprinkles. there's more greenere the new storm track is coming from. with this cold front another chance of morning drizzle mainly near the coast and sprinkles in the afternoon. better chance of rain monday especially tuesday, wednesday, thursday, all of us will be dealing with temperatures at least 10° cooler by sunday temperatures will remain below average all next week. check out the mountains, hunting ton lake, doesn't that look -- gorgeous, a lot of snow up there thank you michael for send -- for sending that beautiful picture. hope to get them from you send them to ureport. have a great weekend. here's frances with an update >> back to this overturned big rig accident in richmond westbound 580 canal boulevard off-ramp, blocking the off-ramp not any lanes on westbound 580 off-ramp closed until 7:45 you can take the richmond parkway off-ramp should be an easy alternate hopefully no big delays expected traffic moving 63 miles per hour heading towards the richmond san rafael bridge. towards the bay bridge westbo

al. he wants to go green. >> you make it easy being green. >> green pesto.mint and toasted almonds. we can add in the almonds, too. just pour them in. >> okay. >> a little bit of olive oil. >> mm-hmm. >> can you turn that on? grind it up. so you get the idea. we have it made up. then you have a pound of shrimp. three-quarters of a pound of pasta. i used green pasta. >> to natalie. >> we don't have a lot of time so we are doing blues and purples. >> antioxidants. cinnamon, skim ricotta, honey. add some blueberry jam and a little bit of honey. i always put a tiny bit of salt. >> you made this whole wheat tart crust. >> yes. we can spread this out. that's what ricotta looks like. it's beautiful. >> we are running out of time. >> i know matt was eyeing the bluebe >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. that's get a final check of the morning commute with sarah caldwell. >> a lot to talk about, a lot of delays. southbound 95 at the fort mchenry plaza, one of those planes is blocked. these stret

green. u.s. officials telling fox news that al qaeda in yemeni is a growing threat.lled in a cia drone strike in yemen, 6 months ago. and al qaeda is stronger and better equipped than it was then he was involved in two plots against the u.s., including the underwear bomber plot. >> at least one winner in the mega-millions lottery jackpot, a ticket that was bought in maryland. the numbers are: 2, 4, 23, 38, 46 and mega-ball 23. the winner take its as a lump sum, it will be about $347 million, after taxes. the biggest jackpot lottery in history. now back to "on the record." yon the mega-million jackpot at the top of the hour? we have been telling you this almost every night for 3 years -- mexico, no one is safe, even in the place. five policemen were gunned down in harwees. mexico's deadly drug cartel violence is spilling over the border into the united states. so is anyone paying attention? filmmaker charlie minn is. he made a documentary called "murder capitol of the world." >> just the amount of corruption corruption -- and that corruption has been there for... deca

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