and policy research dr baker it's so nice to have you on the show absolutely so i want to start with the technocrats who are in charge and the two oldest capitals in europe they are unelected they are former bankers and as i said they're running the two oldest capitals in europe so have really reached a point in the west. where we're not at risk of losing our democratic liberties and democracy but where it's already gone what once it's already gone i mean the it was sort of brought out this was brought about through a democratic process i mean these were parliaments that pushed these people in but i can certainly understand the people in both greece and italy feel like a quasi coup took place i mean they did not vote for these people they had constraints put on them by the european central bank by the i.m.f. from the you know the european union and they were given very very little choice so i can certainly understand a lot of resentment there but it did happen through a democratic process but what about if u.s. congress said hey we're in tough financial times alan greenspan needs to

now our viewers expressed opinions both about dean baker as e.u. as well as my response to it apocalyptic a one wrote sorry dean baker but you failed democracy one o one don't spout nonsense about parliamentary democracy where exactly it's like ministers must be elected representatives if you don't know anything about it dean too bad lauren didn't know enough to call you out now might corbell disagree responding to this you are saying i think dean baker is right and i think you're right in terms of what democratic principles should be or are in theory just that he evidently is right about how democracy operates in europe or in countries with parliamentary governments he wasn't speaking of democratic principles themselves now whether you agree with dr baker's view or think that i didn't question him and challenge him about it enough after that we did delve into unity governments more to explain how they're formed in poller parliamentary governments and under what circumstances so i want to make sure that you didn't miss when we defined unity governm

baker again. tried do a good job. i tell you, it is a challenging job. >> you at least sympathize. >> i have empathy. >> not sympathy. >> romney or perry? >> i'm straddling the fence. i will celebrate the republican nominee. i'm a republican and will they're all 35 or older and bu borr in the united states. [laaghter] >> who is qualified, that is -- >> not endorsing. >> you're a new englaader on the one hand -- [inaudible, multiple people speaking] >> rooted in massachusetts, proud resident of aggie land right now. love texas a&m university and the bush school. >> you won't pick? made by governor perry in the last presidential election which he was campaigning against mayor giulianii he was heard to say on this is pointed to as the root of the tension between the perry folks and the bush folks. would you comment about that? do you think bush was a fiscal conservative? >> i think he was a remarkably strong leader. he was pragmatic and learned a lot of pragmatism by being governor of texas dealing w

and now mike baker for our pre game report. mike, what's coming up on tonight's show? >> thanks, andy. lots and lots and lots of stuff to cover this evening. i do hope the panel was paying attention. there is just so much crap to talk about i thought i would use bullet points to explain what is going on in tonight's show. rainbow six, the occupy movement, cat woman, taxes, republicans on the campaign trail, tamale tweets and egg mcmuffins. that's as concise as i can be. >> that was devastatingly to the point. how is your tweet coming along? >> thanks for askingment to find out go to mv company man. every new follower gets a free diligence keepsake memory. any christmas memory you would like to share? >> that's a cheap shot. go away. >> let's introduce our guest. i am here with lauren sivan. the ktt reporter in los angeles. her new auto-biography comes out in march. i would like to welcome a first time guest. he is david angelo. and i just realized i forgot to write something funny for him. bill schulz, who thinks she on "modern family" right now. the screenwriter, the

. >> jean baker, do you have a reaction to the series? >> none of my relatives work for c-span, so i just want to say it was absolutely spectacular. the combination of the stories across -- the stories, the folks who called in, the physical settings, and the relatives of the contenders -- i give it an a +. >> at the great-grandson of hannibal hamlin called from texas. >> did you learn anything? >> yes. i learned a great deal, especially the early ones -- henry clay and james p. grant. my skepticism lasted about the first minute of the first show. i got an e-mail from jonathan martin from politico. be said you should watch it. i said, ok. there you go. this is relevant about every one that cares about politics today. every one of the contenders and everyone of the show's be as valuable insight to what is going on in the country today. >> gene is actually it -- absolutely right. the calls were an enormous contributing factor. it was because x-factor. we did not do it -- we did not know going into this that as we got further along in the sch

now to mike baker for our pre game report. i have to ask the question on everybody's mind. 1* diligence on a calendar year or fiscal year? >> that's the calendar year, andy. we are actually in the process of closing out the 2011 books. of closing out the 2011 books. coming up on this evening's show, newt, the incredible shrinking two-party system. inspecting your baggage and eating it too. another creepy use for facebook and much more crap. concise and punchy, right, andy? >> yes, straight to the point. >> well done. >> no fuss, no muss. get in, get out. no extra pillows or bi-products. >> let's go to the guest. i am here with criminal defense attorney remi spencer. her new book, how to do the crime and not do the time. and the senior editor of the daily caller and the winner of the funniest celebrity. i'm assuming joe biden wasn't eligible. and bill schulz. he thinks he is on "the x factor." and he is so talented he is really talented. and stockholders are crying because circulation is dying. good to see you, pinch. >> accord

let's go to mike baker for our pre game report.iligence is the leading global security and intelligence firm for all of your global security and intelligence needs. what is coming up on tonight's show? >> thank you for that terrific plug. that's remarkable. coming up on tonight's show, stories that will not only shock, but amaze you. they will bowl you over and others will leave you chore telling among yourselves. andy? >> that's it? >> concisely in a concise manner, clear and concise. >> anything else? >> yes, fine, andy. but don't blame me if they complain that the pre game drags on. coming up on tonight's show do prescriptions kill more people than car wrecks? yes. and i couldn't find a way to make that humorous. and ron paul anti-gay? no, but they are white, straight protestants. and the tsa could come to a bus depot near you. we will discuss. andy? >> thanks for finally getting around to that. >> let's welcome our guest. i am here with the former prosecutor and co-host of "the five" that air airs weekday on the fox newschannel

for that we go to mike baker. >> well thanks. and thanks for all of the snide comments. >> i know it will go over well for me. >> yes, this is where the chickens come home to roost. >> that's a saying, isn't it? >> i believe it is. >> i was just upstairs meeting with the news corporation shareholders for the end of year numbers for 2011. actually they are very well pleased with the way things have shook-up over the course of the year. looking at the final sprockets over the past year you will see the gap has been on a steady improvement. we started out 1981 the first year the show aired and mike douglas was the host at the time. you see basically the gap was on an upward trajectory ever since. the span showing a little bit of a downward trajectory, but otherwise they were very, very, very pleased. year-end scorecard, performance scores for the key individuals around here at "red eye" we started out with a high showing from andy and they peaked with greg. everything went downhill when we started to go toward bill and pinch, of cou

it is opening day for the best known bakers in france right now. he spent the entire night in the bakery. he is 84 years old. they have been retired 12 years but now have gone back to work in their own business. >> we do what we can at our age. some do more, others less. we are probably in the middle. >> they invested their entire savings in the bakery. they had a pension of about 1000 euros per month. they found retired life a bit boring. he thought that the shop seemed an obvious choice, to them at least. >> the banks laughed at us. you are much too old. nobody will lend you money. we invested in it ourselves. >> we cannot work as hard as young baker's. young people have much more energy. we will manage. >> and for their investment to pay off, they have to sell 400 baguettes per day. pensioners have to work to survive. almost 600 kilometers away, anybody who is looking for a bicycle or cycling equipment knows the shop and its owner. he has tested thousands of breaks in her life. her shop doris uphold spare parts that are unavailable anywhere else

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. >> the baker family coming to you from germany. >> greeting to our son darryl baker, jr.lle. we miss you, we love you and hope to see you soon.  [ male announcer ] what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour chunky beef with country vegetables soup over it... you can do dinner. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky. it's amazing what soup can do. ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. ♪ i must have the wrong house. sister? we missed you. they waited up all night for you, you know. it's a long way from west africa. ahh...coffee. [ inhales deeply ] he's here. i brought you something. [ chuckles ] really? ♪ [ chuckles ] what are you doing? you're my present this year. ♪ the best part of wakin' up ♪ is folgers in your cup >>> how would you like to wake up on christmas and find some solid gold coins under your tree. >> that is what a local charity got in their gift basket. it is not the first time. wisdom martin explains. >> the nice part

gary: baker was jamming. verne: crowell gets into it. now here come a couple of flags. gary: see if they're offsetting or not. verne: crowell, number one. now he's going to get an ear full from mark richt. gary: see the jam, bottom of the screen. ball was in the air, easy call. then isaiah crowell just -- a little bit to talk active for me. verne: and here comes the other flag. gary: remember when he talked to malcolm mitchell yesterday? we were talking to he and aaron murray, ben joins and aron white. we kept asking questions and mitchell didn't say a word. we looked at him and said do you talk? referee: two fouls on the play. pass interference, defense, number 2. that penalty will be enforced at the spot of the foul, automatic first down. following the play, unsportsmanlike conduct, number one of georgia. 15-yard penalty, first down. verne: well, you have to -- you got a sense, just talking with various people in and around the football program at georgia that there's a little unhappiness with isaiah crowell. gary: mark keeps saying he's young and had everything come

gary: baker was jamming. verne: crowell gets into it. now here come a couple of flags. gary: see if they're offsetting or not. verne: crowell, number one. now he's going to get an ear full from mark richt. gary: see the jam, bottom of the screen. ball was in the air, easy call. then isaiah crowell just -- a little bit to talk active for me. verne: and here comes the other flag. gary: remember when he talked to malcolm mitchell yesterday? we were talking to he and aaron murray, ben joins and aron white. we kept asking questions and mitchell didn't say a word. we looked at him and said do you talk? referee: two fouls on the play. pass interference, defense, number 2. that penalty will be enforced at the spot of the foul, automatic first down. following the play, unsportsmanlike conduct, number one of georgia. 15-yard penalty, first down. verne: well, you have to -- you got a sense, just talking with various people in and around the football program at georgia that there's a little unhappiness with isaiah crowell. gary: mark keeps saying he's young and had everything come

. >> reporter: crisis communication specialist brian baker said they are working on its image. >> policy makers, regulators, there are employees, they need to recruit some of the best and brightest and it's hard to if you have a bad reputation. >> reporter: baker says that they appear to be sincere in its approach is and is back up its words with actions. >> a once gritty street has a new look now after a six month long makeover. the $1.6 million model block project has turned the avenue in the bayview district into a sustainable streetscape. the improvements include landscaping that soaks up rain water and measures to slow photograph tick reduce accidents. even the street lights part of the design. >> the lights, they aren't these tall light that over hang. they are designed to hit the neighborhood. >> the city chose the street for the pilot program following a city wide search. >> the league of conservation voters says independent voters support environmental causes. in a poll, 65% said they consider themselves conversationists, 65% said clue mate change is a problem and 69% said envir

any bakers, are like, come on, we'll take advantage of your skills. >> jimmy: you have no bakers?jimmy: what kind of things are you baking? >> it's like cupcakes, mini pipes, lemon bars. the whole thing. >> jimmy: nice. are you paratis pafting in the baking in the bakery? >> strictly as a taster. i mean, i -- i got to be honest, i eat nine cupcakes a day. >> jimmy: that sounds like a good job to have. >> i might have the same blood sugar at b.b. king. i'm not even lying it's absurd. but -- like, it's gotten to the point where if i eat a cupcake, i can be like, too much cornstarch. i can tell. >> jimmy: and does your wife take criticism well when you say -- >> yeah, yeah, because if i lie and i'm like, this is delicious, she'd be like, how dare you not be honest. >> jimmy: oh, so she's -- >> 100% honesty all the time. except when she shows up to buy things on craigslist. >> yeah, yeah. sorry, baby. >> jimmy: this seems crazy to me because aren't you right now playing prince charming in the snow white movie? >> yes. i'm playing prince alcott. >> jimmy: that's not his real name? >> n

. >> jean baker, do you have a reaction to the series? >> none of my relatives work for c-span, so i just want to say it was absolutely spectacular. the combination of the stories, the folks who called in, the physical settings, and the relatives of the contenders -- i give it an a+. >> the great-grandson of hannibal hamlin called from texas. >> did you learn anything? >> yes. i learned a great deal, especially the early ones -- henry clay and james p. grant. my skepticism lasted about the first minute of the first show. i got an e-mail from jonathan martin from politico. be said you should watch it. i said, ok. there you go. this is relevant about every one that cares about politics today. every one of the contenders and everyone of the show's be as valuable insight to what is going on in the country today. >> gene is absolutely right. the calls were an enormous contributing factor. it was because x-factor. we did not know going into this that as we got further along in the schedule, these people would begin to be real. people who define

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is i was watching wolf blitzer's coverage of the fall of the twin towers on 9/11 and he asked james baker how it asked and baker said i trace this back directly to when colby revealed the family jewels of the c.i.a. when he testified before the pike and church committees and that just decimated america's ability to conduct covert action around the world. i thought well i guess my father is relevant. then two weeks later i saw photographs of c.i.a. operatives wearing turbans and riding camel back and i thought that looks like o.s.s. i thought maybe there is a story here. host: your father lived whether years? guest: 1920 to 1996. born as an army brat. never lived in the same place more than two years. very formative years in china which was just before the manchurian invasion. he had a taste for the orient. he under military. he was the boy you find on the edge of the parade ground. host: i wrote down a quote from the documentary. my father was the coolest character i ever knew. what did you mean by that? guest: as a boy i grew up understanding the lore of who he had been and what he had d

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iran contra scandal and he advised him to get rid of the stuff and to bring in someone like a word baker who had a lot of credibility in congress with both sides of the arnall had a lot of relationships with the press and nancy reagan took this to heart and at the time strauss didn't think the president was listening because the president disagreed and said would never do that and not when to fire reagan and that is what he said when he got home that might then he got a call from nancy reagan and she said i don't suppose there is a way you would want to help us over here in the white house would you and he declined deutsch said that would not be a good idea for anyone involved but several weeks later done was fired and howard baker was brought in the chief of staff and in his memoir they said why bob strauss who had everything to gain from rican falling out of grace? and it's true bob was the democrat partisan but everyone knew bob knew he was a streak shooter and he was going to tell brigham the truth and give the best advice he could. he loved being called to serve. he said he never tu

baker was elected to replace johnson. baker says that the county struggled in the initial months following the arrests but has made progress moving the county away from a culture of corruption where you had to pay to play in johnson's political game. >> people doubted whether prince george's county would survive this, whether in fact we could make people interested in coming to prince george's county again. if you look at this year, people are excited about the county. >> reporter: the county leaders are ready to put this chapter behind them. but the u.s. attorney indicated during that press conference that the corruption investigation continues here in prince george's. reporting live, darcy spencer, news4. back to you. >> thank you. >>> there is news tonight that the head of the federal aviation administration has resigned. he was arrested for drunk driving over the weekend. randy babbitt pulled over on saturday night after drive drooing the wrong way in fairfax. he submitted his resignation to the transportation secreta

rushern baker dijo que estos proyectos son parte de las cuatro prioridades de su presupuesto de 57.4ra el aÑo fiscal del 2013... el nuevo plantel seria en hyattsville donde se predice que habra crecimiento de la poblacion en los proximos aÑos... la familia de alan gross, el estadounidense preso en la habana, cuba sostuvo una vigilia pidiendo su liberacion en la oficina de intereses de cuba en washington.. la esposa de gross dijo estar devastada tras conocer que el contratista no esta incluido en la lista de los extranjeros que seran liberados... camilo egaÑa nos tiene lo ultimo.. regresÓ a su paÍs el ex vicepresidente de ecuador alberto dahik, quien desde hacÍa 16 aÑos estaba exiliado en costa rica.... su llegada se produjo luego que un tribunal nacional anulara el pedido de prisiÓn preventiva que pesaba en su contra, bajo los cargos de peculado y malversaciÓn de fondos....dahik ocupÓ la vicepresidencia durante el gobierno de sixto durÁn ballÉn. y en mexico, fuerzas especiales del ejÉrcito detuvieron a uno de los responsables de seguridad del presunto barÓn de las drogas joaquÍn "el

police say a man was shot near baker street.ll have those stories and much more when you join us ton >> i love this weather. >> it is nice. >> this evening, temperatures will be in the 40's. we do have scattered clouds. tomorrow will be scattered clouds with 54 for the high. late in the day, there may be a rain shower. after a mild day on sunday, we have chances of rain. we're talking about flurries on monday and tuesday. on monday, if we're lucky we will make it to 40. the morning lows by wednesday will be in the teens. by the end of the week, temperatures will bounce back. >> that is it for 11 news at 6:00. we will see you back here tonight at 11:00. >> and this is an editorial from president and general manager dan joerres. >> reminded of our loved ones sacrificing for our life and repertory -- liberty. those in the military cannot be with their friends and family this holiday season. we want to share their well wishes to their families across maryland. >> i am in afghanistan. i want to wish my husband mary christmas and say

the industry views itself as bakers and not as trucking companies. driving is incidental to the true function of route sales representatives which is sales and customer service. the wholesale baking industry makes its living on delivering the freshest possible product to grocery stores and restaurants. in addition to the safety of the industry's employees and the public, the idea of a truck with a company or family name on the side of it involved in a traffic accident is a huge incentive to operate in a safe manner. the nature of many bakers' distribution systems involve operators making repeated and sometimes lengthy stops during the course of their workday. route sales representatives may make a couple dozen stops in a single day. they spend more than half of their time in nondriving activities; servicing the customer, stocking shelves or in-store marketing activities. the rule at the heart of today's hearing marks the fourth major rewrite of in the regulation by fmcsa in the past 12 years. the current hours of service regulations have been effecti

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baker says this proves prince george's is the place to be. county will use a $50 million economic development incentive fund to try to lure people and companies to shop and build in prince george's county. >> we make a great case for biotechnology to come to the county. cyber technology. anything around the defense industry. >> if we can maybe step it up to, well, you know, maybe a starbucks or a center. >> reporter: where would the building occur? any one of the underdeveloped stations around the county. >> it keeps your money in the area and keeps us from going outside of the area. >> reporter: for him tharks means more business. baker says the idea is spend $7 million the first year alone in trying to entice commercial developers and retailers to come to an area like suitland. he would like to see the developing stages as early as this spring. in prince george's county, erika gonzalez, news 4. >>> there's about to be a new late night food choice that is not a burger joint or diner. it's called the hamilton. it's the 14th restaurant of the

. >> concern for a teacher at baker field elementary has changed toanger. co-workers who gave financial support now wonder if they were duped. >> what i can tell you is that we had a victim of reported to our agency that there was a co- worker who was stating that she had cancer, and this victim and several of her co-workers allegedly were giving the suspect monies for necessities. >> hartford county sheriff's deputies are investigating a case of possible fraud. a 24-year-old teacher is accused of telling school employees that she had cancer, and struggled to provide for herself. >> the detectives need to complete their investigation to determine what crime was committed. >> co-workers raised approximately $10,000. they began to pay rent, buy groceries, and supply funds for various flights to several states for allegedly cancer treatments. during the summer, she advised that the cancer had been diagnosed as stage 4. she only had a 15% chance of survival. the woman's co-workers organized more fund-raisers. now they do not believe the teacher had cancer and t

fue apuÑalado, los otros tres robos, ocurrieron en la lÍnea d tercera, en un autobÚs por la calle bakerenar incendioso, y fallas, y los ladrones electrocutarse. >>> los trabajadores realizaoneo una protesta contra recortes de salarios, y prestaciones 5 sindicatos se oponen a que reduzcan el sueldo en un 3%, y obliguen a aportar a seguros mÉdicos, la protesta fue en martÍnez, la reuniÓn fue pospuesta. >>> enseguida en noticias univisiÓn 14 sabÍa que el color del plato harÍa que suba de peso, le explicamos en minutos, el departamento de justicia l lanza una investigaciÓn a favor de latinos, le contamos. ♪ ♪ llena tu hogar con toda la magia de estas fiestas. ♪. >>> el departamento de justicia, advirtiÓ a 156 cuerpos de policÍa de alabama que si discriminan a latinos, perderÁn el financiamiento federal, por tomas peres rez la carta, por la ley antiinmigrante del estado que se mantiene vigente, con apartados suspendidos. una iniciativa que pretende legalizar el estatus de millones de indocumentados en california, genera controversia, en especial a los que grupos que dicen que atraerÁ trabaja