bert sugar devoted himself to the business of creating bert sugar.o the ever present cigar he added the ever present hat and wardrobe which he described as the salvation army threw up on me. and mostly he added the being there. every big boxing match every sports news conference, every sports confirmation, children's party, everybody knew him. everybody. he became the boxing expert, and that was almost a shame because boxing represented only a fifth of his interests and a tenth of his stories. remind me to tell you about the day he ordered one case of 3-d baseball cards and the cases started arriving at his house like enchanted mops in fantasia filling up his garage and basement. then when they ended up being worth $250 a set he howled in laughter saying, of course they did. if i held on to them, they wouldn't have been worth $.10. i think i saw bert at least once often dozens of times in the last 38 years and it was always the same. he would accept none of my gratitude but if there was anybody nearby he would express all of his pride. 37 years ago i

bert sugar. dead at age 74. in hon for of bert, tonight at 6:00 p.m.n who made history, and bert's writing crackled off the page. chuck wepner, my special guest remembering bert, remembering history. remembering boxing. remembering boxing the way it used to be. tonight

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. >>> and legendary boxing in a story, bert sugar died.e became the day of boxing, always wearing a fedora. he wrote more than 80 books. he was inducted into the international boxing hall of fame in 2005. he died sunday in new york after a long battle with lung cancer. bert sugar was 75 years old. some constipation medications can take control of you. break free. with miralax. it's clinically proven to relieve constipation and soften stool with no harsh side effects. just gentle predictable relief. miralax. >>> here's a look at weather in is some cities around the country. atlanta, 79. detroit, 47 degrees. partly cloudy and 76 in denver. morning showers in seattle, 54 degrees. >>> top stories now on a monday morning. today the supreme court begins three days of arguments on president obama's health care reform law. first up, the justices will hear arguments on whether it's too soon for courts to even take up the law. >>> rally around the country calling for justice in the shooting death of trayvon martin. demonstrators wore hooded sweatshi

. >>> bert sugar has died. the man in the hat with the cigar. he was the best known boxing writer in two generations. a pally math, a lawyer, a collector, a prolific author. bert sugar was 75 years old. >>> they are calling it a ghost ship and it's drifting off the coast of british columbia. the experts say it has been on sea for a year since it was on board in the japanese earthquake. officials say it's a squid fishing boat. it's 50 days from reaching shore. they're going to check to be sure it's not leaking fuel. they have warned mariners in the area because you do not want your vessel to come upon that vessel in the pitch black of the nighttime pacific ocean, and sadly, there are others out there behind it. >>> up next here tonight, hitting bottom with the man who brought us the king of the world. >>> the film director james cameron of "titanic" fame is famous for his epic movies. he's also a real-life adventurer, and today, he completed a big one. the first solo trip to the deepest part of the ocean, almost seven miles down below the surface

bert, what the hell's going down in the world of sports?it's nba all-star weekend, and the league's best and brightest going head-to-head in a slam dunk contest, three-point shootout, and much, much more. cory, what's your favorite event? >> jimmy: who gives a frick. let's play check out this dude. >> announcer: check out this dude! >> jimmy: wow! check out this dude. [ lasers ] he looks like a caveman justin bieber. >> steve: he looks like a werewolf paul mccartney. >> jimmy: he looks like the starting point guard for menudo. but check out this dude! [ lasers ] he looks like an anorexic lou ferrigno. >> steve: he looks like justin guarini if he worked at chippendales. >> jimmy: he looks like he's doing something x-rated to that basketball. ♪ it's my [ bleep ] in a ball [ laughter ] >> jimmy: nerd larry bird. >> steve: lesbian tom petty. >> jimmy: has no idea how to wear socks. >> steve: just got voted off of "project runway." >> jimmy: just found a pair of underoos in his size. >> steve: shut the door, shut the door! i'm trying to take a d

she has no idea he was going to be there for her 76th bert day birthday party.t would be fun to talk to them. "right this minute" from ashville, alabama they are joining us via skype. how did you set this up? >> they were having her birthday party before i got here. i thought i would make it a surprise. >> how were you able to slip in undetected? i didn't realize sailors were so stealthy. >> we bought her a birdhouse. my nieces and nephew took her outside to hang it up. my dad texted me to let me know she was in the backyard. >> did you sis spect? >> i didn't hear anything. my son said ellis will not be able to come home for a long time. i believed him. i thought it was one of the other children that came up and did the rabbit ears behind my head. >> ellis, this wasn't the only surprise that you did that day. tell me about what happened earlier in the day. >> earlier in the day, i showed up at my mother's church. my dad arranged things with the pastor. i just stepped up. >> oh. >> we love your video. happ happy birthday, grandma. >> thank you very much. >>> here

. >>> a legendary writer in the boxing world, bert sugar, died sunday of cardiac arrest following a lengthyfight with lung cancer. sugar graduated from woodrow wilson high school, the university of maryland, and went to law school in michigan. >> it was a bay due weekend movie producers dream about. "the hunger games" took in $155 million in its first three days. >> wow. >> the only film surpassing that level are harry potter and the deathly hallows part two and batman the dark knight. the lorax rounded out the top three-way little more than $13 million. >>> whitney houston returns to the big screen. >> and bob barker saves the elephant. >> reporter: i can't protect you like this. >> reporter: starting tomorrow whitney houston fans can celebrate the singer's legacy with a blu-ray of the bodyguard. it includes the music video of the hit song, i will always love you. and a documentary about making the movie. the bodyguard will be released this wednesday night only. >>> form game show host and lifelong an mal- lover bob barker is saving the elephants. >> we have provided a natural habitat for

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cull bert stabbed wright to death. according to sources, he has acted like this before. >> he should have been in jail. >> ellsworth lost his temper and escorted from the premises. he has been charged with assault five times and fired by dc department of public works. >>> it wasn't you or me, but we will find out who won the third largest power ball jackpot in the history of the game. $336million winner will come forward. they can decide to choose the lump sum payment, $210 million or payments paid over 29 years. it was sold in new port. >>> stay with us this morning, the oreo is now turning -- how old is it? we will let you know coming up next. what are your monthly expenses? you keep your receipts in plastic baggies? seriously? [ announcer ] get it done and get it off your mind with quickbooks. organize your small business finances all in one place. quickbooks, guaranteed easy or your money back. learn more at quickbooks.com. a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm gonna read one of these. i'm gonna

one of the worst hit areas, heiress bert illinois where winds were 170 miles per hour and struck before dawn. the storm also struck the small town of hardeeville, kansas, especially hard. and it appears another twister tore through branson missouri. >> an avalanche warning for sierra nevada as the powerful winter storm continues through the region. the weak snowpack and wind gusts of 90 miles per hour have made conditions extremely dangerous. chain controls remain in effect on both interstate 80 and highway 50 which has been that big business for some locals. >> this has been fantastic for my business. i work right here at the truckstop and you may commission off of these chains and do really well for yourself. >> poor visibility on highways has made caltrans posted 830- mile per hour speed limit on colfax to the nevada border. >> winter is refusing to go away and, hanging around and this was the vengeance. >>> we currently still have some lingering showers from his first system that has been rolling through the bay area. look what just popped up between west oakland and alameda. and al

thank you very much for tang our system -- thankhello, john berts, sam alito. for takg our system and screwing it up. tiem to newt. >> i romney does the math, h is right, they cannot overtake him. the other hand, over the nenext several weeks, there are a number of states for gingrich and santorum. >> he still has the lead, and there isn't somebody else. he had to win ohio, where there would have been a lot of talk about somebody else and it open convention. as long as he keeps chugging along, and telegates don't have an organization, so they keep losing momore delegates, he is going to win. >> newt has to win mississippi and alabama. if he doesn't, he is gone. if he wins one, he will hang on and try to win in louisiana. but then wre does he go? >> texas. >> he will talk about texas. he will hang in t there because it is a matter pride and sort of narcissism but in the end he does not have a path and he knows it. >> he has to win in mississippi and alabama to qualify as a regional candidate. >> he is gone but he hasn't been told. i told him twice. i am not goin

i wanted to talk to lee hill bert, the guy who shot this, skyping with us right this minute from theig island of hawaii. how did you get these amazing images? >> it's about a three or four mile hike across older, cooler lava scapes and the last mile i walked to get that footage i hiked across some of the hot stuff, still actually fluid underneath. this melts shoes and boots. but i was able to calculate how far across i was able it to get to another cold location. i worked close as i can and see where the hotter flows are. >> when you're taking these photos, describe how much heat you're feeling. >> i brought quite a bit of gear for that. when i'm going to prepare to move in closer i have to put on leather gloves, a hat over whatever ear is going to be nearest the lava. couple thousand degrees near the stuff, sometimes i'm only there a few seconds because i can't stay longer than that. >> describe the rest of it. >> surprisingly quiet like the stuff you saw flowing out of the top of that ruptured lava tube. amazingly silent. kind of a sound with bubbles popping. the gases that come ou

in a late-night press conference, the security minister saw to dispel those rumors sandy's bert irresponsible lies an attempt to bring indonesia back to the time of 1998. that is when mass protests affected jakarta and the rest of the country partially because of our rise in the price of fuel. it led to the downfall of the present government. >> if the indonesian parliament raises the price of oil, how will this affect the ordinary indonesian? >> that is exactly what many people are concerned about. they say any increase in the cost of fuel will have a direct impact on the way they live their lives. from bus fares to the cost of food. they say they cannot survive if the price of oil goes up. i think that is why you are seeing the types of demonstrations we have seen across the country this week. underlying that economic reason, there is a great deal of frustration among speak indonesian public. every day, they see images or your stories of corrupt government officials been put into jail or having amassed a great deal of well. they feel they have lost any confidence in their government. the fe

an am bert alert was issued about 8:30 this evening asking people to keep an eye out for 9-year-old wuilbert garcia who was seen wearing a white polo shirt and navy blue pants. police have released a surveillance video. motorists are being asked to keep an eye out for the car, a black mercedes sedan with dents on the front passenger door. it has 2 ag 0407 license plate. school figures told us they were not informed by the father, who has sole custody of him that, his mother was not allowed to take him from the school. >> in this case we were not fully aware of the circumstances, and so right now we're just really focused on making sure that wuilbert is safe and helping the police in any way that we can to help with this investigation. >> reporter: anyone who has seen 9-year-old wuilbert garcia, his mother sylvia garcia or that black mercedes sedan is asked to call 911 immediately. >> thank you. right now disaster clean-up is under way in southeastern michigan, where at least two tornadoes touched down. the storms flattened several homes in the town of dexter near ann arbor. a number of funne

bush into a modern her bert hoover. and 25 of us defeated that. the twin brother of t.a.r.p., the auto bailout, was the stimulus package and that's what i supported and the can any balances were up in arms. >> when you voted for the 2009 stimulus bill where you ran into bob bennett and he said what to you about that vote? >> he said, arlen, i'm proud of you. >> i said, thanks, will you vote with me? that will bring me a primary fight the key is for the senators to vote their conscience and this is a theme that i had been developing for years. in 2005 the senate was fill lee bustering the nuclear option or constitutional option to by trickery change the rules of fi filibuster. and i talked to my republican colleagues and they don't like the nuclear option but they feel they have to back the party line. i've talked to democrats and they don't like the filibuster. as they were then and democrats don't like that. i was a member of that group when i was in the senate and i carried that theme forward. there's a lot of wisdom in the senate. if it would b

we need to do more than that because obviously, you know, when we leverage our resources we all do bert for the consumers we try to represent. >> yeah. let me ask you a quick question on online shopping. the last couple years around the holidays, christmastime, we hear about how much more people are buying online. s so just by that percentage growth you would think there are more problems. is it more percentage growth, more buying, more problems, or does that medium lend itself more to schemes and bad information? >> you know, that's a great question. i don't know the answer to that. i do think when you don't have a person, there is a failure -- and there's no -- there's no one that you're necessarily speaking with, it probably makes it easier in some ways to start a fishing site. and, you know, one of the issues where we have had -- we have been very bipartisan is the internet corporation for assigned names & numbers numbers. recently developed a plan to have all these new top-level domain names. we just thought it would be a hotbed for fraud, because you have all these new domain name

the "times" shows us the singer ingle bert who is going to represent the u.k.t the-your-vision song contest. i can hardly wait. this is g.m.t. from bbc world news. help at last for the embattled residents of homs. the international red cross is on its way to baba amr with food and medical supplies. first, marion is here with all of the business news. i'm confused about oil prices. they've been spiking and now we've seen a littledy. what's going on? >> oil price has been very much in focus. yes, of course we've seen prices rising steadily since july of 2008. they've reached record highs, four-year highs, actually. why? because a lot of tension over iran, sanctions, of course against the iranians and of course a lot of tensions in in the wider middle east including libya. the problem is the markets are extremely vol time. any kind of news they don't like or worried about is going to set oil prices up or down. for example, yesterday, the iranian media, we've got story over the explosion out of -- at a saudi pipeline the saudis denied that. it meant the very specul

. >> on this day, she was a guest lecturer at the evangelical oral berts university. >> unless christian preachers, teachers, bible study leaders know about first century judaism, often what happens is jesus gets yanked out of his jewish context and he becomes the only jew who's compassionate toward women, interested in adapting torah, interested in adapting the law to the needs of the contemporary community, the only jew interested in peace among a group of very bellicose, warlike jews. >> she says when christians don't understand jesus' jewish context, it can lead to misunderstandings about his message, which in turn can lead to harmful stereotypes. >> what i hear in a number of sermons and read in a number of sermons is that torah is difficult to follow, it's an impossible burden that weighs people down and then jesus comes along and says basically "don't worry, be happy." in actuality, jews in the first century and jews who practice torah today did not find torah a burden. they found it to be a delight. >> or, she says, many christians will talk about the angry vengeful god of the ol

the region why should we believe that well i don't know whether they think iran could strike first bert they feel that they're not should be kept on the table because that you you know it is i suppose in their view sensible that all options are left on the table there are your options when it comes to negotiations i take a different view i think by taking the option off the table we in the short term reduce tensions which is what we want there's already talk of you know perhaps over the next few months the israelis considering a military strike it reduces the option short charts and short of a potential accident inflaming a conflict like for example the shooting down of a river on air six five four. i but longer by taking out option off the table it i think increases the charts of a peaceful outcome and perhaps gives us time to reflect on what is desperately needed here which is a fresh approach but isn't britain justified in keeping this option on the table and given iran's defiance and aggressive rhetoric well to forget there's been if you like defiance by both sides i mean both sides

that's by bert glenn of magnum, and i think it's a hell of picture. it--covering the--the khrushchev visit to america was--was--it was a madhouse. i mean, that was the first example i can think of of really total saturation of the press. there were so many photographers in the iowa cornfield that khrushchev visited, for example, you couldn't har--you could hardly see khrushchev. but in any event, it was a picture by bert glenn, who's alive and well and living in new york. c-span: are you gonna live out your life in paris? >> guest: i hope so. c-span: you still an american citizen? >> guest: oh, sure. i'm very active in--in politics. i'm... c-span: what are you doing? >> guest: well, i was a delegate to one of the two political conventions in--the last time. c-span: let me guess, it wasn't the republican convention. >> guest: it was not the republican. c-span: and a delegate from where? >> guest: from france. democrats overseas are well organized. we have--democrats abroad has chapters in many countries, and france is one of the largest and most active

the first leg feets losing their following three matches as well despite the fender nicholas long bert's expects a tough test in this book. the critical missions are told with the. hopefully some space and nobody. cares and a lot of players from easily scorable. the only other game and choose the night to its place in london are going to do the near impossible to overturn a four nil defeat against milan in their second leg the emirates gunners boss inventor stating his side will give a quote a real go with arsenal able to take heart from recent. wins over tottenham and liverpool in the english premier league. yes. it is a real possibility of course it can for boys who do you know we lost. but. but try shots on target and. fifty five positions but we didn't play with a cool. two things that would change if we can score for we can we can say well why not. stay out of shape because he thinks first competitive match in charge of free spending and he has been a winning one the my heart beating to go away from home in the opening phase to round out the russian premier league richard van porte

but toby dewolf, owner of bert and ernies, says any opposition has faded away. >> i've been here 25 years, and i have never seen a better run shelter. i don't think there's a problem. i don't think that anybody has seen an issue with any kind of violence or crime or anything by any means with having a shelter down here. >> the millers both graduated from catholic university in washington, d.c., with master's degrees. they have nine children, four of them adopted, and all of them, according to their father, are involved in one charity or another. >> he provides the bulk of the funding for god's love, millions of dollars over the years, but the shelter also receives a federal grant, money from the united way and from other private donors. >> it's amazing when i go out to a church or to the local college, and i speak, and i hear from people, and they say, "oh, we just thought the millers pay for everything," and that's not the case. wayne and ann are wonderful, and wayne donates a lot of money to god's love, but we need the entire community effort to keep god's love up and operating every ye

so let me ask you, if they're bert than we thought they would be, would one of your considerations when you're making your recommendations be accelerating the pace of our military withdrawal? you could actually see that as a signal of success of our strength rather than a weakness? >> as i said to the chairman, senator webb, i'm going to think -- in the recommendations that i make to the president, to the chain of command, a very important consideration will be the state of the nasf. they are better than we thought they would be because i believe, as -- and i know of your own personal experience you have advised, you have seen forces that just require the opportunity to get into the fight to come into their own. and that's what's happening now. so we're going to watch this very closely. we're going to do all we can with advisers to accelerate that process. and if part of the outcome of my evaluation is that there is a reduced requirement for u.s. or isaf combat power, i'll make that part of my recommendation, sir. >> good. thank you for that. dr. miller, you're in a little precarious si

and i'm wondering if you can give your perception to us of did japan do bert, worse, or because it unchanged? >> i think there was a marked contrast. i happened to be in tokyo in 1995 during the kobe earthquake. and japan was really completely unprepared for that kind of emergency. you remember the time the governor of that prefecture wanted to keep the self-defense forces out of the prefecture because of his own pacifist tendencies. there were no regulations in place to allow the self-defense forces to control highways or otherwise take emergency actions. and that, along with the sarin gas attacks of the next year, i think, were a major impetus in japan to putting in place emergency legislation, a process that began by prime minister hashimoto and things continued under prime minister koizumi and has continued to this day. so japan was much better equipped, the emergency response much better. the self-defense forces did a tremendous job. we focused a lot on the 22,000 americans or more than 120,000 self-defense forces mobilized overnight to go up to the stricken area, and they did a tremend

very cheerful one and the microphone that's been passed around the crowd and you have people loading bert's for last night where he did speak here on the square in that same meeting the first meeting where police reported one hundred ten thousand supporters gathered to show their support for good we're now at the moment it is a very peaceful very quiet that it did start a little earlier than expected well it we've yet to see what's going to go on with other parts of the city where those that can type mood protesters have gathered even more right artie's characterize your reporting for us from a pro who can rally i mean there's not a square in central moscow thank you. there one of putin's election pledges already being set in motion with a review of the case of for more oil tycoon what household across he's a conviction outgoing leader dimitri medvedev saying he wants a prosecutor general to report back within a month he was once the country's richest man but arrested in two thousand and three and put behind bars on charges of tax evasion and fraud or to use marina kosar river reports. it's

going to throw around by saying i want to be fair to everyone in time herbert you get the last word or bert gets the last word go ahead ok well look let me just make one very simple point about international or if i may when we talk about international law and you refer of course of the united states being very much concerned about an iran with nuclear weapons having a profound influence on both the politics as well as the military affairs in the middle east international law suggests anticipatory self-defense is a very appropriate law it is a war of international law and yet interestingly what about those new evidence is really bad what we talk about is violations of international law clearly there is a role israel is the only can make any claim italy has could not. use merely when your weapon white a legitimate nation didn't need nuclear weapons to be behind seems to me that if you're talking about international law to be fair about your analysis all right thank you whom i mean the issue of human issues i am a very new i definition of cross talk means thank you all very much many thanks a

rob bert dobey. he is my good friend here today. let's talk about the voters id law. because i am having trouble trying to understand why this is such a stumbling block. elle, help me. i am sincere . what is the problem. >> i will give holder and the system a c. >> a c? >> voters id laws are most racially and political plea motivated laws. a box of crayons is more color blind than the average voters id law. >> in one due respect. you say voters id to show a photois racial, >> uh-huh. >> is it racial to show one to get a check cashed. >> there is a law that is intended to be racist. >> you believe that is what it is for? >> no. it is not intended. there is a difference with racist laws and laws that have a racial impact. i decided that no one could hold a parade in march. that might not be a public policy point but it will affect irish people and catholic people who have the pride parade. that's what holder is saying it is not racist but has a raciall impact . this is not my fault. since texas has a bit of a history here we have to hold them to a standard. >> i guess i

. >> i like pbs, i like big bird and bert and ernie. going to have to get used to corn flakes. >> reporter: from corn flakes to the constitution, ron paul has what we like to call a message machine. >> the principles of liberty, personal liberty, the cause of liberty is on a roll, let me tell you that. >> and the only candidate who consistent consistently pre-empts your dÉÀa vu. >> i have said it in every stump speech i have given. >> so the next time you hear a politician belts out a one liner or rattle off a joke, think back, maybe you have heard that one before. >> thank you so much, candy. watch candy crowley every sunday morning on state of the union 9:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> here's a look at where the 2012 contenders will be this week. president obama has white house meetings on monday, on tuesday he welcomes white house prime minister david cameron. and on wednesday, the president will travel to -- he'll host a formal state dinner

bert sugar died from complications of lung cancer. he was 74 years old. >>> a strong earthquake struck off the coast of central chile. so far in reports of deaths or major damage. >> a stronger quake flows to the same spot in 2010 killed more than 500 people. >>> this morning president obama has been delivering a speech at a university in south korea, where he is attending a nuclear summit. the president is urging leaders in communist north korea to have the courage to pursue peace. north korea responded by moving a long range rocket to a launch pad. >>> it is one of the most dramatic memorials in washington. that story coming up at 5:32. >>> the maryland women score a big upset in their ncaa tournament. >>> howard says pull out the cold weather gear because it could be below freezing tonight. >>> i'm one of those people, i have packed up all the winter clothing. >> tonight if you are going to be out, it is going to be cold. even tomorrow morning not cold enough to kill the bugs, maybe a couple of them, but no, they are here, unfortun

good night bert, and good luck. >>> i'm jennifer grandholm, and this is "the war room" on current tv. tonight we're going to start by focusing on the future of healthcare in america, as the supreme court hears arguments for and against the health care law, we are going to hold court right here in the war room and give you the facts so you can decide. and later, i'll share with you my personal thoughts about this very important issue. and the u.s. commerce department is placing tariffs on chinese solar panels. what does this mean? does it mean the united states is getting in the game of job creation in the united states? this is "the war room." come on inside. ♪ >> you think that healthcare will happen with obamacare? >> we want love obamacare! >> attentions running high outside the u.s. supreme court today, and that's where inside the nine justices heard arguments. passed by congress two years ago, the healthcare reform law is as you know deeply controversial. republicans want it scrapped. democrats argue it provides crucial coverage to the uninsured. and 47% of americans don't approv

bert sugar, the age of 75. >>> tim tebow hit the new york area today.very time i see this i laugh. it's a back up quarterback. he comes strolling in. new york has seen everything. in end to ver -- in denver he was a big deal. 200 media members there. jason counted, he used the words excited 40 times, said all the right things. you're never going to catch this guy bragging or being pretty much out of line. >> now, i'm so excited about being a jet. i'm proud to be a jet, being the best jet i can be. it's an hand nor to -- honor to be a jet. i'm going to try to be the best teammate and player. i'm not going to worry about too much else. >> everybody says you want your daughter to date him. i wouldn't mind myself. he's fantastic. he already has a billboard up featuring tebow. there it is, the famous deli for $22 you can get the jet bo. it's named after tim tebow. >>> tiger woods first win in 30 months had the golf world buzzing again. he won the arnold palmer event. he will take this week off. in couple weeks t time for the masters it's time for the mast --