>> number 2 initiate a beaver management stakeholder's forum. >> beaver maintenance. >> that's what theorized the department of fish and wildlife to limit the release of beaver to certain areas of the state. and minimize risk. >> yes. >> you want to spread the wild beaver around. >> and number 3 require specific training for those involved in the capture, and release of beaver. >> who would want to release a beaver. if you have a beaver hold on tight. >> pay at attention beaver handlers. [ applause ] >> this conversation went innuendo. >> i think i heard al gore sigh from here. [ laughter ] >> stephanie, we're going to have to take all of your beaver innuendo and put it in what i call a lockbox. [ laughter ] ♪ >> okay. >> really? >> really? >> brian in chicago you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, ryan. >> i was hoping i could be the official redheaded chicago gay. >> oh please. >> another one. [ laughter ] >> i have a very unique fetish but go on. >> do you have the two girls reading your love letters. >> stephanie does not know what that is. please don't enlighten her. the music

beavers is facing federal tax evasion charges. prosecutors say he failed to pay income taxes on more than 226- thousand dollars that he took from his campaign funds and his county expense account. beavers denies the charges. today's event is at the mcdonald's on navy pier. it costs 125-dollars per person. the proceeds will benefit the commissioners legal defense. a once-influential real estate consultant will be sentenced today, for his role in a corruption scandal involving some of rod blagojevich's top aides. john glennon admitted, he withheld his knowledge of a kickback scheme involving the "chicago medical school," to protect a six-figure commission *he* received. eventually, glennon testified blagojevich administration. former bears quarterback jim mc-mahon is being sued in connection with his work as a board member of now defunct broadway bank. the sun-times reports the f-d-i- c is targeting mcmahon and others in a lawsuit to recover more than one hundred million dollars lost from 17 bad loans. two years ago, federal regulat

institution but i think it's important for people to know that within that community of fallujah beavers we disagree about issues and at the end of the day we are on the same page. >> would you teacher? >> i teach humanities, the history of western culture. as demint i will teach the values of discussing this book and that is one of the things that led me to take these firm won election to another, and if there's one it's going to be the watershed and there is no turning back. we tend to elevate the importance of the moment we're looking in. it has but when you study history to take 500 years sometimes to develop and the secular is this enough rest of the world. >> unchristian america living faith in the nation that was never under god, liberty university. now more from liberty university professor ron miller south book tv to talk about his book sellout

family has turned down the offer to have the field graced with his name of the they said they who name beaver stadium after joe pa. the family may not be behind this, but the fans are. this mast saturday was the annual blue white game. they stood outside with prenaming petitions and gathered 60,000 signatures before kickoff. a new football coach, bill o'brien plan has stop down at the marriott waterfront. >>> too much tv can be bad for your child's development. kids ages eight months -- eight months to eight years are exposed to two hours of background tv each day. yes why does this -- why does this matter? it has been linked to lower attention spans and lower scores in school. >>> look at this for the inaugural susan g. komen race. despite the rain more than 3600 people came out to run or walk all in support of the fight against breast cancer. they raised over $250,000. it was such a success that they're booking rooms for next why are's race. >>> gas prices have dropped more than five cents, can you feel it? this is the first dip we've seen since december. a gallon of regular $3.90. a year a

he was one of the most creative people of his generation, and i put dwight and mike beaver in the both very gifted, imaginative and loyal to years, it was like going through the marine corps together. we really got roughed up. you're in the same fox hole with a lot of guys. a lot of stuff coming in on your all the time. when you do that, that kind of experience, you come out very strongly about the individuals you went through with and very positively, very bonded. and so to this day, for all the turmoil, all the prices we paid as a country and as -- most of us felt we were finished when nixon went down. we thought there's no place -- if you were on the nixon white house staff, you felt like you had just finished playing for the chicago black sox. your days were over. there's no come company. adds it turns out, merida is very forgiving, and a lot of people went on to strong careers in public service. the private success. to this day a lot of us have a strong loyalty to each other as human beings for what we came through. i still have a lot of affection for the people i worked with. >>

the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur.eally special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all acro

around beaver dam, crossing 95 we're seeing moderate rain but most of it in the immediate beltway area is pretty light which is why we just see the green here. some light rain and you almost barely need the umbrella. i was outside at the weather terrace. right now a temperature of 57 downtown. that's pretty much our high. 50s in leesburg. 54 manassas and martinsburg in the 50s. tappahannock in the mid-50s. so we are definitely below average as our average high is in the upper 60s. we have light rain falling right now, the dew point at 40 and the winds are north, northeast at 5 miles per hour. so definitely a lot calmer as far as the winds are concerned. so a few showers today. pretty light. nothing heavy. showers also continue through tonight. then we have a milder finish to the week. in fact, the warm air coming in tomorrow. the future cast showing us again we will see light rain. some of it scattered at times for much of today through tonight. it's going to be pretty cloudy and a cool day. overnight still a little bit of showers left over but then starts to pull away overnight. by to

the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be

. >>> according to the patriot news newspaper, penn state offered to name the field inside beaver stadium after the late coach joe paterno, but there was a catch. the paterno family would have to sign a statement agreeing never to file a lawsuit against the school or speak badly about it in public. the family rejected that offer. months before he died, paterno was fired by penn state for what the board called a failure of leadership over his actions involving the sex abuse allegations facing former assistant coach jerry sandusky. >>> much more to come on 9 news now. >> they're making another movie about elizabeth taylor. guess who's going to play her on this version? >>> a new home in a new neighborhood. the greeting wasn't exactly the welcome wagon. we'll show it to you coming up. >>> she's the actress from mean girls with the image of a bad girl now set to play one of the all-time glamour girls. lindsay lohan has signed on to portray elizabeth taylor. it's a tv movie chronicling her on-again, off-again romance with richard burton. shooting is set to begin in june. >>> here at home the n

. >>> according to the patriot news newspaper, penn state offered to name the field inside beaver stadiume coach joe paterno, but there was a catch. the paterno family would have to sign a statement agreeing never to file a lawsuit against the school or speak badly about it in public. the family rejected that offer. months before he died, paterno was fired by penn state for what the board called a failure of leadership over his actions involving the sex abuse allegations facing former assistant coach jerry sandusky. >>> much more to come on 9 news now. >> they're making another movie about elizabeth taylor. guess who's going to play her on this version? >>> a new home in a new neighborhood. neighborhood. the greeting [ female announcer ] the laughing cow. rich and creamy cheese in indulgent, mouthwatering flavors you just can't resist. and at 35 tiny calories per wedge, you're free to indulge in every last bit. the laughing cow cheese. have you laughed today? it's the tasty -- whoa! [ laughing ] it's the tasty 100% natural little cheese that -- oh, thank you! ...goes wherever you're going

. >>> around the nation, police in beaver, pennsylvania near pittsburgh say two teen girls were hit by a car. you see they fell asleep while sunbathing in the road. the 13-year-olds were hit sunday afternoon and airlifted to the hospital. authorities say the girls are in fair condition and they also say that one of the girls brothers stopped at a stop sign made a turn and hit the girls. >>> a very brave story to tell you about. a young boy an 8-year-old right there went to a robber would-be robber after he tried to steal his mother's purse e was inside his kansas home when the suspect barged in and grabbed the purse. the boy and his family started to chase the robber through the neighborhood. the suspect ran down an embankment and then ran into an oncoming car. he is in the hospital with several broken bones. and no purse. >>> all right. picking up a prom dress is a huge deal. but for one teenage, she had a two-year planning for that perfect dress. she made it herself. look at that. the project took 5 months and more than 5,000 soda tabs and the event collected colored tabs on the trim

of the late paterno final contract payout the university officials for penn state offered to name beaverum or the football field after the coach. he was fired following a highly publicized jerry sandusky trial. fans are in support of the idea and started to petition in favor of changing that name. >>> a new york city judge is expected to rule whether or not to throw out a hotel maid's lawsuit against imt chief dominique strauss-kahn. he he claims she sexual -- he sexually assaulted -- she claims he sexually assaulted her. this is now a civil case. strauss-kahn's lawyer says that he has diplomatic immunity because the imf post. he denied wrongdoing. >>> and in oakland authorities say the man suspected of killing 7 people at a christian college in california now on a hunger strike. authorities say that he is not -- has not eaten since april 3rd when he arrived. he is moved to a jail on friday and he's been charged with murder and attempted murder in the shooting rampage and has not entered a plea. >>> today's former presidential candidate john edwards will sit in court accused of violating

on the 26th of june, beaver dam creek near mechanicsville, 27th of june gaines million. 29th of june, savages station. 30th of june, glendale. and finally, on the 1st of july, the terrible battle at malverne hill. in the course of one week the battle of the seven days, robert e. lee would lose 20,000 casualties. a fourth of his army. in doing so, he was somewhat disappointed that he didn't get the resounding victory that he'd planned for. he wrote his wife our success has not been as great or as complete as i could have desired, and in his official report to the confederate war department he stated under ordinary circumstances the federal army should have been destroyed. this is a word you see in lee's communications throughout the war, destroyed. oddly enough, it's that word that so frequently emanated from abraham lincoln, i want the rebel army destroyed. not discouraged. destroyed! but the army of the potomac was not destroyed. in fact, it continued to be quite a potent force. and although they had suffered themselves nearly as many casualties as the confederates, 15,000, a disting

but my supervisor was a real eager beaver in his mid '30s, and he didn't see things my way at all.voices in background] [narrator] >> in conversations with his boss, costello heard comments and suggestions ranging from, "you and your wife must be really lking forward to the day you can call it quits," to, "the pace of work around here must be pretty tough on someone your age," and, "you just can't do things anymore like the old days." before long, what started as seemingly innocent comments soon became obvious criticism. over a four-week period, ernest costello had had three major meetings to discuss his shortcomings. >> none of them had anything to do with lost busiss or even personnel. they were all minor concerns, things like reports that needed to be redone, or being late to an appointment, or not being sufficiently prepared for a meeting. it finally dawned on me that this was all a form of harassment intended to get me to resign. so i brought the matter up with my supervisor. [narrator] >> the supervisor's response was that costello was no longer needed if he couldn't see the

have felt the moment you would have heard that jodie foster and mel gibson were making a movie "the beaver." >> too easy. >> i think you are single handedly changing the way all americans feel about awards ceremonies. they were the most sickening back slapping events imaginable. four or five hours of people telling each other how wonderful they are. you have tricked that balloon so spectacularly. i don't think any of them can go back to that anymore. that's why you're this national treasure. >> i think that it's fine if they want a mutual back slapping session. but don't televise it. because there's nothing in it for people at home. i've got nothing against those people. i admire a lot of them, and also it was -- this wasn't me going out there trying to undermine the moral fabric of america. they were gags. and it shows how badly the so-called stars took it. it's always people offended on someone else's behalf. you talk to the person and they go, i was fine about it. >> do you have a moral code yourself? >> of course i do. >> how would you define it? >> you can't, because it's not a set me

>> who are you, beaver cleaver, you can say hell. >> my children are watching. >> you are sitting there i find the whole thing freaky. if you want to make a point, female circumcision is wrong. >> good intentions, bad presentation. >> we're not done making a point. we want to know why this man, the one you're going to see, is buck naked in an airport. tsa wants to know, so did frightened children. >>> when i was involved with "heroes" in 2008, carolyn's project just touched my heart. you think about the people in this world that need help. the last people on that list are the children of incarcerated parents. that to me is why i'm coming out here today. >> approaching destination on the left. >> so what are the total number of messages delivered by the messages project now? >> we're right at 9,000. >> wow. that's a lot of children that have this opportunity. >> gate, please. >> so tell me about this facility. >> this is a maximum security prison. and it is the pilot for california. >> thanks. >> good morning. how are you? i'm carolyn. talk from your heart. 15 minutes. we're going to giv

is all about some snow in the higher spots so light accumulation taking place on the ground here beaver down toward white silver springs and just west of lexington so a little light accumulation there. so as far as our temperature we're at 56 chilly degrees. 25-mile-per-hour wind gusts. you know, we're average now into the mid 60s so well off that today and of course since dr. jackie was just here you're probably wondering well what is our pollen count today? it's 470 grams per cubic meter. again, what's nice is that that tree pollen that was so high for so long is on the decline but soon it's going to be grass to deal with. we're at 52 degrees in frederick and mount airy. 47 in hagerstown, maryland. more cloud cover there. then 53 la plata, waldorf, fredericksburg and stafford. 52 degrees currently in culpepper. what's next for us? here's our future weather. cool conditions right now and for the evening i think we'll end those little light showers by the time we get to about 9:00 and 10:00. high pressure will be moving in. it's still going to be cool but i'm calling it nice for tomorro

i grew up watching leave it to beaver idolizing ward cleaver. he is a very nice civil man. very earnest. >> laura: we need us somebody to set us straight and wally did too. we need honest mature adult in the classroom. >> exactly. that's the point i'm trying to make. >> laura: i get it congressman, let's move on to budget question because the president clearly is seeing you, whether you are the vice presidential nominee or not, seeing you and your budget as a target in this campaign. and one of the things he is really saying is, well, what your plan does put more of a burden increasingly on the elderly. have to pay more more of their healthcare down the road. dana milbank says it's $770 billion of new fees and burdens on the poor. it adds up to trillions over time. and that's the wrap on you. >> look. we're used these verbal tan tropicals from the president. this is just like the speech he gave last year. what the president is basically decided to do instead of offering solutions of his own to prevent a debt crisis, wait for the republicans to or their dissolutions -- solut

. >> one day she was wearing this great beaver coat. i said nancy, this is a great coat. she said it is a great coat, but you'll never be able to afford it. >> is that what she said? >> i looked at her and thought what a strange thing to say to somebody. >> you're giving her a compliment and getting something up side the head. >> but if nancy could be fast with a buck and barb, he was quick to wave his finger at her. remembers one incident between the couple. >> we would be in the neighborhood, ring the buzzer to see if they were home. we would go up and walk in on them, and it was obvious they had just had an argument. >> obvious how? >> tension. nancy would look at me and roll her eyes and say money. >> she had a lot of clothes, a lot of shoes, a lot of nice stuff. >> another friend, hillary agrees that nancy liked to strut her husband's success, but she says nancy also liked to share her good fortune, buying unexpected gifts for others. though she does admit now and then a sudden unpleasant streak would show itself. >> she was one of those people who had the ability to

i grew up watching leave it to beaver idolizing ward cleaver. he is a very nice civil man. very earnest. >> laura: we need us somebody to set us straight and wally did too. we need honest mature adult in the classroom. >> exactly. that's the point i'm trying to make. >> laura: i get it congressman, let's move on to budget question because the president clearly is seeing you, whether you are the vice presidential nominee or not, seeing you and your budget as a target in this campaign. and one of the things he is really saying is, well, what your plan does put more of a burden increasingly on the elderly. have to pay more more of their healthcare down the road. dana milbank says it's $770 billion of new fees and burdens on the poor. it adds up to trillions over time. and that's the wrap on you. >> look. we're used these verbal tan tropicals from the president. this is just like the speech he gave last year. what the president is basically decided to do instead of offering solutions of his own to prevent a debt crisis, wait for the republicans to or their dissolutions -- solut

a little bit more in the way of some light moisture, probably not reaching the ground here around beavern 1 and off to the west, too. leesburg might get a sprinkle or two. on the future weather some of those sprinkles come through during the evening hours. we're breezy to start the day tomorrow with some sunshine and clouds mixed and then we're windy again for the afternoon so that fire danger is going to stay high. only a few light showers coming through. i think we've got a better chance for actually getting some rain in here wednesday and that i think will be mainly during the afternoon. starting out tomorrow morning a bit of a chill in the air again. 47 d.c. 39 in frederick,leesburg. manassas and warrantton a high tomorrow just shy of 60 degrees. boy, that is chilly. certainly today the warmest day out of the work week and we've got this cool spell that will continue through the week the next four days. in the 50s to, well, mid 60s rising on friday as we get in more sunshine but our best chance of rain is wednesday and then we have another chance with this abnormally dry condition so

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