they want a tony blair. they want -- as you mentioned before, they want someone who can beat a president they think can be easily beaten. and i think they feel it slipping away with romney. >> do you think that this is a year in which retail campaigning has finally slipped away in terms of its importance? i mean, part of the reason that rick perry was expected to do well is that he's good with people in person. it doesn't always translate on camera, and it definitely doesn't translate to the debates. but i know i've never seen him in person, i know from good reporters who have seen him in person he really is impressive in person eye toto eye. jon huntsman's strategy in new hampshire has been to meet voters eye to eye, to shake everybody's hands, to kiss the babies. is this a year that stopped being important and it just became a tv show? >> i think that's exactly right, and i think it's been happening for several years.{ think of, for instance, in the other party chris dodd going and sitting in iowa in the l

there will be additional security at friday night's game between blair and northwood.lver spring, maryland, melissa ma lay, news 4. >> they are asking students with information to come forward. >>> a doctor accused of taking advantage of patients reached a deal that will keep him out of jail. he practiced in woodbridge, virginia. he was arrested after several patients complained he inappropriately touched or kissed them. today, he entered a plea of no contest to one charge of assault and battery. all other charges were dropped. the judge suspended his 12 month jail sentence. he will not serve any time behind bars. the victims say the sentence was too lenient. >>> d.c. mayor vincent gray is speaking out about harry thomas jr. the probe is taking a toll on the city as well as thomas' family. tom sherwood reports. >> the boxing capital of the world, washington, d.c. [ applause ] >> reporter: on wednesday, mayor gray was hosting a press conference to welcome a big boxing match to the city saturday joking about the rough and tumble of city politics. >> i get to attend some

united states tony blair alone to george w. bush for his first term in office until two thousand and four loaned him a bust of of winston churchill that had sat in the british embassy here in washington d.c. in two thousand and four when bush was reelected tony blair said well you can keep it until the end of your term your second term and so it's very clear that you know the first week of january when george w. bush left office the bust was going to leave with the fact the british embassy announced to the press quote it was lunch for the first term of office of president bush when the president was elected for a second and final term alone was extended till january two thousand and nine so when the british took back their bust obama replaced it with a bust of abraham lincoln you know one of his heroes but glenn beck and a bunch are right wing radio guys went nuts on this they said that obama had first of all sent back the churchill bust as as i just point out not the case is not the case at all this is the bus was gone before

a 17 year old blair student tried to calm things down but she got stabbed. now she is boeing to be okay. police are now looking for two kennedy students, neither of whom showed up at school today. that stabbing just the latest violent crime in our area allegedly committed by young women. >>> over the past nine months there have been several high profile murders involving women. we sent matt jablow to find out if there's something behind this apparent trend. >> she got stabbed by an unknown female. >> there was a time when a young woman assaulting another young woman was rare. >> crazy. >> that time seems to be long gone, especially around the washington area. as you just said a 17 year old female high school student was stabbed last night by another female student outside northwood high school. >> we all went outback and seen the girls getting into it. >> the stabbing took place nine months after jana murray was murdered by britney norwood in the lulualso lemon store, three months after dominique frazer a student was allegedly stabbed to death by her female

robert blair. the judge will hear last-minute arguments and any unfinished business from his attorney. he is not expected to appear in court today but earlier this week prosecutors asked the judge to impose a sentence of 15-20 years for the former governor's multiple corruption convictions. defense attorneys argued for him saying the governor is a good and decent man. >> the house ethics committee says it will continue to investigate whether there is a connection between congressmen and jesse jackson jr. and probably fitch's corruption case. the panel is looking into whether jackson acted improperly when he tried to get the appointment to president obama said senate seat. federal prosecutors say x governor robert blair pitched angled to hand to seek to jackson in exchange for one and a half million dollars in campaign donations by his supporters. >> the chicago city council is black and hispanic caucuses will meet again at this afternoon to try and reach an agreement on a new city ward map. technic

there will be additional security at friday night's game between blair and northwood. school officials are encouraging parents to attend. >> we have some wicked weather out there. let's get another check on the forecast from doug. >> not just wicked. this is amazing. the roller coaster ride we are going to be on for six hours or so as we continue to see the rain move to snow, eventually and the winds coming in. many southern virginia, strong thunderstorms down there. this is what i'm talking about. you have just about everything there on the radar map now. the doppler radar is showing heavy rain in the washington, d.c. area. the southern portions of maryland. along 301 to the south of waldorf. back toward winchester, 81, heavy downpours there, too. notice this, the rain/snow line to the west of winchester. right now, it's sitting at 43 degrees where d.c. is sitting at 52 degrees. the cold air is moving in here very fast. just looking at one of the cameras up there, got pictures i'll show you at 6:00. five inches of snow toward deep creek. western portions of maryland,

the 17-year-old blair, sr., is going to be okay. thankfully she did not suffer from life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: reuben gilbert -- when he heard that a girl from montgomery, blair was stabbed. >> we all went back and saw the girl if it was crazy. >> reporter: students carried letters home explaining the out burst of violence that brought police to this parking lot at the high school, and they also heard an announcement from their principal. >> was proud to be our principal of the high school, and we didn't have any involvement in it. it was just kennedy. >> reporter: according to police, the victim is a student at montgomery high school also in silver springs. she was attending the basketball game at northwood during which an argument broke out. >> probably something like -- >> reporter: the simmering dispute boiled over in the parking lot. >> when she left the building, she observed one of her female friends already engaged in an altercation with several other female students. she tried to quell the fight by stepping in.

blair's speech. is that right? >> the and it on page 6 about regulation, i could be wrong, but i do not remember much coverage at all on the issue of him addressing regulation and whether there should be a change. about today. the issue sparked new debate whatsoever. not forgive me, but he says, i thought it was pretty the herd. he said, i am sorry, but i think there was a collective refusal . get over it. actively sums up the way covered. >> before we have a short break, may i draw your attention in this document. . it is sometimes said the media is accountable daily to viewers. that is true common but the viewers have no way to measure what they are being told. in every other walk of life that power, there are external forms of in the media itself. it is true politicians are accountable. i am not in a position to determine this one way or another, but only needs to be found. i do believe this relationship is damage in a manner that requires repair. this undermines the assessment of institutions and reduces our ca

police say it all started tuesday when some girls from montgomery blair and kennedy high school got into an argument outside a boys basketball game at northwood high in silver spring. the victim is expected to survive. >>> more troubles for the mortuary after drover air -- at dover air force base. the "washington post" is reporting that the remains of 274 troops were sent to the landfill in king george county. the air force says it has no plans to alert the families of the dead that hair loved ones were dumped there. >>> jerry sandusky is behind bars. the former penn state assistant football coach was arrested yesterday on new child abuse charges. the latest charges against sandusky come after two additional accusers testified in front of a grand jury. sandusky couldn't post the $250,000 bail forcing him to spend the night in jail. the 67-year-old ex-coach now faces more than 50 counts of child sexual abuse. >>> health and human services is keeping the age limit on the plan b morning after pill as is. ainsley earhart has more. >> reporter: the so-called morning after pill can prevent pre

detective blair has been transferred. she's no longer at this precinct. i'm handling her cases now.ransferred to? i'm not at liberty to say. why was she transferred? the department didn't consult you? heads are gonna roll. look, i know this is going to sound weird, but the president of rockland university has a live bomb. what? it's a mine, actually, but it's dangerous, and he knows it. you're saying that the president of rockland university has a bomb that he's planning to use? do you have evidence? define evidence. ok, you can't be throwing a word like "bomb" around this day and age. look, you don't know me, ok? but i'm not crazy. bedford has a bomb! and he wouldn't have gone to the trouble of getting it if he didn't have a plan to use it. i think he's unstable. where'd he get the bomb? from the old army base. we cleaned that place out after they found the boy's body. took it before that. ok. we happen to know that a bomb is missing, we got the inventory from the army, we're handling it. great! then why aren't you on the way to bedford's? because this guy here has been arrested fo

him pushed the whole process forward you had various claims of human rights abuses so on the tony blair doctrine of the responsibility to protect obama lead in nato bombing drive illegally pointed us constitution so called to protect people so called every humanitarian concern and everybody knew or should have known that this was a policy for regime change and that's what we're looking at here and now i think you've seen the recent involvement again the international criminal court which is a total creation of george soros and this court is being used to carry out regime change all over africa and this is the danger that people see in syria why have a policy of sanctions and all teary intervention why not have a power of diplomatic development and encouraging the country to resolve the problems as i think the russians and the chinese realise is the best way forward you're talking about regime change there in syria regime change was indeed affected by what the nato did during the libyan conflict not the un human rights chief has actually called for urgent action to protect civilians in s

what's happening is the labor government which left it pretty much in distress disrepute after tony blair and gordon brown is getting a shot in the arm and the public is starting to be very unhappy with the coalition government there i think i think a lot of the opposition labor came out of blair's going along with bush on iraq and that that tarnished his never went away but back to the united states since obama took office and labor has taken a right future we'll see in the u.k. but since obama took office here in the united states austerity in this country has killed over a half million public sector jobs so why is austerity still on the table when all the economic indicators show it doesn't work and no country in the history of the world has ever successfully cut its way to prosperity. yeah so i wrote a big article about this for the nation called how the austerity class rules washington and i think there's a few different factors here i mean one is the debate is so dominated by advocates of austerity and both parties you have all this can these configuration of think tanks and policy

. >> keller: post jason blair, right.ommittee headed by al segal, who was an assistant managing editor, prescribed a for the times to have a public editor. the times, a lot of ooher papers have ombudsmen. the times had already said, the readers' representative. we shouldn't have to hire an ouusider to dd that, but under the other extreme assault on our credibility, it just seemed like a reasonable measure. you know, there's -- all you have to do is say the words, utter the phrase, public editor in the newsroom and people will gather around and, and you'll, it'll be like gathered around a pit bull fight or somethingg it's still a ontroversial and unpleasant thing. and particularly now that the internet has given us an endless supply of critics, the idea that we would pay somebody ggod money and give them space to do it in our own paper and sometimes call. >> smith: and have them essentially unanswerable and unaccountable right? they operate as totally independent actor within the paper. >> keller: that's correct. >> smith:

party is much further left or not democratic used to be called the socialist yeah exactly and tony blair getting so might this be the beginning of the of the renewal the revival of labor and if so is there a leader to bring that back is there a charismatic socialist out there well miller found this quite good he's quite quite charismatic does very well from self in the house of commons particular during prime minister question time really went off to cameron yesterday after that damp squib comment which way he's corrected today of missing when pressed by john list but it was a big strike as a basic that if it's nicer guy drives with exactly went off if he can get his that act together miliband if labor can really coalesce around him they are a bit like democrats in that they've got not very good at coalescing around a leader and all following the same mantra if they can do that people that take tough enough it could make a real big difference in the next election would be very interesting and keep us up to take a trip or just you thanks for joining us this is definitely a situation keep

we understand, according to reports, that the victim may be a student at montgomery blair high school, which is down the street. again, police still investigating and looking into this. no word on who police are looking for. >>> jack johnson is spending his last few weeks as a free man. yesterday, a judge sentenced the former prince george's county executive to seven years in prison for his role in a corruption scheme. defense attorneys claim this amounts to a death sentence saying johnson suffers from parkinson's. the judges cold and johnson saying he was not elected to line his pockets -- a school that johnson. >> he could of been a role model for integrity. instead, he chose to be a poster child for corruption. >> johnson has until february 3 to surrender to authorities. meanwhile, his wife leslie johnson will be sentenced friday. >>> rod blagojevich has one last chance to bag a chicago court for mercy. today, a judge will sentence the former illinois governor on 18 counts of corruption. yesterday, defense attorneys admitted his guilt. but they said he does not deserve the 15-20 ye

according to reports, the victim is a student at montgomery blair high school not too far away from this high school. her age and condition remains unknown. she was taken to an area hospital where authorities say her injuries are non-life- threatening. no word on the description. police are looking for -- we hope to learn more of that later today. all of this remains under investigation. >>> events will be held today to mark the 70th anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor. this afternoon, a ceremony will be held at the world war ii memorial at the national mall. senator jim webb will deliver the keynote address. 2400 americans were killed on december 7 1941 in that surprise attack by japan. >>> the head of the faa is out of a job this morning. faa administrator randy babbitt resigned four days after being arrested and charged with drunk driving. he was pulled over after he was spotted going the wrong way on old lee highway. >>> time now 5:06. 58 degrees outside. >> another accuser has come forth in the child sex abuse scandal at penn state. what he is saying, and a complaint filed aga

press and talked about his relationship while serving under tony blair. the inquirey was established by david cameron followed by questions of cell phone hacking working for rupert murdoch. this is a little over two hours. >> please sit down and make yourself comfortable. >> your full name. >> alice stair john campbell. >> now, you're hear today to provide testimony. since then, four things have happened. first of all, i believe you've signed the statement is that right? and therefore it is evidence. you've made three minor changes on the version that was provided. may i just identify for their benefit. >> yep. >> i'm working from the pagination of the right and giving the last five numbers. page 21094. right in the middle of the page after the news of the world in italics a name has been redacted. >> yep. >> that's in line with mr. hears' evidence. final paragraph. >> a manuscript from the version which is going to be on the screen. in substitution for on the fowcation. >> yep. >> and then page 211019, mr. campbell, the last two lines. sorry. the final s

denny blair calls himself a socialist. i would say that -- tony blair calls himself a socialist.f obama. >> bob: i call myself socialist proudly. >> andrea: i think he would refer to himself as socialist. >> dana: i doubt it. >> andrea: a lot of his policies are socialist, even though they are heart-hearted. it's not a single payer system but designed to get us there. >> bob: there is not a single socialist bone in his body. let me ask you quickly. our league wrote a good article about the spoon feeding of romney. what about the romney point? >> andrea: this feels like an arranged marriage. walk down the aisle. we have to learn to love romney. i write a couple of pieces of advice. >> dana: at least in this one, sometimes when romney looks at the bride he likes what he sees. >> bob: he likes everything he sees. some people think we can't tell a difference between someone who is a socialist and someone like stallin is mass murderer. you can't call a spade a spade in america. >> eric: that is a good point. the norwegian government, monarchy, socialist. >> bob: the highest standard o

we believe tony blair. >> i've got a couple things that would sound really great to say way british accent. would you be willing to say them. >> i'll help you out. >> stephen: just try one of these. just look into the camera there, and with your most steelly gaze would you say one or two of those, please, really, really sell it. british, forceful, all right, all right, all right. >> into this one here. >> stephen: yeah, sure, right there. >> i hand wash my sweater vests. >> stephen: i believe that, i believe that. daniel craig, it is a delight to lose to you. daniel craig, the girl with the dragon tattoo. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: we'll be right

we believe tony blair. >> i've got a couple things that would sound really great to say way british accent. would you be willing to say them. >> i'll help you out. >> stephen: just try one of these. just look into the camera there, and with your most steelly gaze would you say one or two of those, please, really, really sell it. british, forceful, all right, all right, all right. >> into this one here. >> stephen: yeah, sure, right there. >> i hand wash my sweater vests. >> stephen: i believe that, i believe that. daniel craig, it is a delight to lose to you. daniel craig, the girl with the dragon tattoo. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: we'll be right [crowd noises] [♪music plays] ♪ ♪ mom? dad? guys? [ engine turns over ] [ engine revs ] ♪ he'll be fine. [ male announcer ] more people are leaving bmw, mercedes, and lexus for audi than ever before. take advantage of exceptional values during the season of audi event. >> stephen: oh, hi, i didn't see threw. i have been huffing egg nothing. nation this is the last show, of 2011. a year that has been tough on everybody. according to

the live entertainment commissioners -- this is someone who cranks up their music and blair's this, full blast. this is or even have some other instrument. bottom line is that is what it is about. to be able to enjoy themselves, spend an hour and not somewhere where it will be loud and noisy. a think we should allow that and not black that out for the western soma area. the places where it could do this. and once again i am disappointed. >> thank you. >> i recently two weeks ago celebrated 30 years in san francisco. a majority of the time has b --e market. i siwanted to be near an entertainment district. i prefer it be larger than that one strip of block. i live -- for 10 years i have been near the school. those screaming kids make more noise than the club ever does. the rest of the world is said to be kid-friendly. i would like somewhere for me and my friends to go that is geared toward adults. thank you. >> can i ask you a question? >> you can't ask. >> darn. >> good evening. i am patricia breslin. i am here tonight on behalf of cmac's board of directors. i would like to add our perspe

investigators say funes admitted stabbing another 17-year-old from montgomery blair high school. it all happened while trying to break up a fight in the parking lot of northwood high school. that girl who was stabbed is expected to be ok. >> also new this morning the occupy d.c. protests turns into a hunger strike. three protesters say they're going to fast from food and water until congress gives the nation's capital voting rights. the hunger strike begins today. and one day after police arrested more than 60 demonstrators who shut down k street, the movement will be back in action. today the group of take back the capitol and occupy wall street protesters will hold a vigil for the jobless. they're calling on congress to extend the unemployment benefits that expire at the end of the year. the demonstrators today yesterday targeted what protesters called excessive corporate greed as well as its influence in politics. >> today, a team from the ntsb will leave for las vegas to investigate a helicopter crash that killed its pilot and all four passengers. the chopper went down last n

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. >> in debate with tony blair, he told him that believers were slaves to celestial dictatorship. >> christopher was a unique character, he was often a contrarian. he was an incredible inspirational writer and thinker. >> christopher hitchens reveled in many fights. he called bill clinton a self- serving flood. he said that mother teresa was part of a cult based on the nomination and blood. >> i knew him in the 60's and 70's. i knew him better before. the new christopher that emerged after 9/11 as an apologist for the united states and its imperial wars, i have very little sympathy. >> christopher hichens embrace of america and his support for george bush ended some french ships. when he was diagnosed, he was thinking about dying and death. >> do you fear death? >> no, i'm not afraid of being dead. alive in anyt i'm way at all, it would be a pleasant surprise. i quite like surprises. christopher hitchens died yesterday at the age of 62. a controversial but unique talent that will be missed. that brings the show to a close. you can find more information on our website. to see what we'

okay, next, these great ties by peter blair. >> aren't these great? the retail is $80.e 100% silk and hand-sewn in the u.s. known for novelty designs and geometric prints. 170 designs to choose from on the website. >> very cool. >> retail $80. the deal $16. that's 80% off. >> that' amazing. >> it's a great gift. >> i love with a twist, literally. there's a little olive on the tie. >> very literal. >> okay, over here, we've got something by the body shop, which is fantastic! >> yeah, this is a great deal. retail $126. body care collection featuring companies fave three best-selling body butter flavors, shower gel, body lotion, body polish, hand wash, all in a beautiful tin. retail $126. that's [v72% off. here. >> that is amazing. and you're not going to find that price at their body shop store, so -- >> just for "today" show+é viewers. >> logon. great steals and [ódejt(sáy jill, you did it once again. let's remind our viewers of the products. they are the men's boxer briefs by nautica, the pearl macrome bracelets by anthony dreyer, bangles by amrita singh, yu>3 peter-bl

in 2007 tony blair went to libya and met with moammar gadhafi. that meeting restored gadhafi's international standing. but when gadhafi's people turned on gadhafi, britain followed suit and kissed him off. turn coat of the year. >> the americans did the same thing. >> okay. most boring, pat? >> collective award, the super committee, john. good-bye, good luck. >> not only that, but they were ineffectual. >> why did that happen? >> who was on it now, john? >> i could probably name who was on it and tell you what went wrong. i agree that most americans don't share that obsession. my most boring is rick santorum, who does nothing but complain that he is not getting enough air time in the republican debates. >> did you see the automatic mechanism that took over in the absence of a super committee vote? you saw that? >> the absence of a super committee vote? that was a sequester. john, we don't want to get into a sequester. >> it's a holiday show, john. no sequesters. the most boring politician -- >> is the legislation devised that way? >> the whole th

carol warren looks forward to the day she can take her dog gypsy to piedmont's blair park without worrying gypsy may run into be traffic. >> for a dog who loves to run there isn't any place i can just take this and throw the ball and have her run after it. >> reporter: warren and the city of piedmont get their way, blair park will soon be transformed into a recreational gathering space. complete with sports field, picnic areas, and a dog park. but while piedmont approved the $6 million plan earlier this month, they've hit a bit of a snag from their neighbors in oakland. >> recreational facilities are important but traffic safety is just as important. >> reporter: oakland city councilmember libby shaft says city leaders are worried what the project will mean for oakland. the park is located near the oakland/piedmont border. shaft says increased traffic and lack of bike lanes are concerned. that must be addressed fast or oakland may sue. >> i wish that piedmont would be a good neighbor and at least give us the time to sit down and talk. we will certainly sue if necessary. our residents deser

tony blair try to persuade him to back the un all -- the un resolution authorizing a war in iraq. he said he would be a that no matter what. >> it does not represent a threat which represents immediate war. once the americans were furious, but in his heart, he believed in france as a vital continent's to american power. jacques chirac charmed his way through french politics. even his critics like him. they cannot help themselves. >> he was the man the french left used to love to hate. he was a very enduring figure. everybody liked him. everyone who approached him loved him. >> the charge of corruption has followed him for years. the french have always known it but he remains a hero whose charm they could not resist. >> 40 years ago today, pakistan suffered a humiliating defeat out of what had been east pakistan. the new country of bangladesh was created. many believed it had little chance of surviving. despite national disasters and military dictatorships, bangladesh has indeed survive. it is experiencing strong economic growth. we report from the capital. >> a young mother of two

there are no picnic tables nor playgrounds, but this is peed monday's blair park. it's to the south. a private group wants to spend $6 million to put in a new sports complex here for local kids. >> piedmont like every other city is short of field space. >> piedmont leases some recreational space from other cities, but while this has been discussed, it has met fierce opposition. the current plan has been scaled down and features one large field, but still requires significant work. >> they are going to cut down 155 trees and dig 80 feet into a hillside and build a huge retaining wall along the avenue that would be an unsightly thing. >> directly across the street from the proposed park is another sports facility. but both sides disagree on the safety of having children crossing the avenue. >> obviously if the child got hurt crossing the street, that's terrible. >> we're not concerned at all for the kids crossing the street. this project has more than a thousand pages of environmental analysis behind it. we feel positive about this project. >> if this sprojt approved

the live entertainment commissioners -- this is someone who cranks up their music and blair's this, full blast. this is or even have some other instrument. bottom line is that is what it is about. to be able to enjoy themselves, spend an hour and not somewhere where it will be loud and noisy. a think we should allow that and not black that out for the western soma area. the places where it could do this. and once again i am disappointed. >> thank you. >> i recently two weeks ago celebrated 30 years in san francisco. a majori

lawyer to land a book deal, the same lawyer that handled book deals for the last three presidents, tony blair and sarah palin. >>> the chargers suddenly awake. the bruins keep winning. the finalist for college football's biggest trophy. professional hockey is a tough sport but this is ridiculous. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> we have all the cold air in the middle of the country, wet weather in the east. the two are going to meet up for possibly some snow. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." you disgust me. 3q prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up this is "early today." in sports, the san diego chargers who had lost six games in a row headed into last night's match-up with the jaguars, suddenly looking like world beaters. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. it has been a long time since the chargers won a game. early october, to be exact. last night they ended their

drew blair, thanks for joining us. it's a sad ending to the story.amily members yesterday and we were hoping that it would have a better ending, but it doesn't. drew blair joining us from fort wayne, indiana. >>> do you tweet at work? who do you think owns your twitter followers? you or your company? we'll talk about that and a 4-year-old girl named riley with some big ideas about business. she comes "out front" coming up next. ts from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their -year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. request a prospectus or summary prospectus with investment information, risks, fees and expenses to read and consider carefully before investing. >>> those of you who tweet you can follow this show at @outfrontcnn who owns those accounts? who owns the followers of those accounts? especially if you tweet at work or for work. the big que