sure enough, the stock market loved the blanching. we need a higher stock market. bernanke knows stocks are the way we save money. bernanke also knows if he's going to keep rates ultra low, he's going to drive savers to the high yielders. stocks like at&t, that quarter wasn't so bad, verizon, pfizer. he's sending you out of the fixed income aisle, wall street gibberish for bonds. toward the high dividend aisle. that's all good with me. uncle ben is unintentionally throwing us off the scent of what stocks to buy right now. his saturnine approach may not be in sync with reality. i know it not his job but he's making mine a heck of a lot harder. then there's the president. he has to say things are better but in the same paragraph he has to say things are still pretty bad because in the aggregate, the employment numbers are nothing to write home about. and let's not forget the republicans. they'd like you make you feel there is an obama-inspired depression going on and the only way to cure it is to give rich people tax breaks so they can create businesses. i'm not goin

you cut them in half and blanch them and put them in the oven, a little bit of olive oil and salt and pepper and take them out. a beautiful thing. and i'm tony tantillo your fresh grocer and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. and don't forget a little bit of rosemary, too. rosemary and potato, they go together. >> all good. >>> and what do do you if you're into scuba and the water is frozen over. you play checkers of course. dozens of divers gathered for the underwater checkers tournament and they compete in an indoor pool with checkers made of lead. and there was a record record of underground checkers of 55 players. they have too much time on their hands. enjoy the day.

blanche back side actually got wedged in the gutter.e's in paper as he made his way back to the seat. poor guy. one positive was that he was not penaltyize for throwing a foul shot because the ball never actually left his hand. did he manage to get eliminated with the lowest score of the day. >>> could have been worse. i don't know how but it could have been. >> could have been the mind in the gutter. >> like larry. >> oh. you know what? here i am pa good guy just you never know what you are going to get out here. you know it' it's. >> i'm glad you two enjoy my misery. national championship game turns that the defensive slug fest that everybody expected. it's actually the first shut out in a bcs title game. and it was kind of dull actually one woman, one powerful savings tool, one chance to hunt down the right insurance at the right price. the "name your price" tool, only from progressive. ready, aim, save! grrr! ooh, i forgot my phone! the "name your price" tool. now available on your phone. >> come up at 11:00. update that jail escape

. >> do the kids have cart blanche. >> we're careful how we pull it off.ost of the signs got sensored, let's tell the students let's paraphrase this. we were able to get the message out and not mute their voice and do it in a slightly politically correct way so we didn't stir the pot too, too much. while editing, they were like oh, my gosh, this is more beautiful than we thought it could be. my broadcast team is diverse. we would have seventh graders who didn't know anybody in the room. i'm sure they were terribly afraid of coming in a room with ninth graders and teachers and holding up signs that were just crucially personal about themselves. it was a really beautiful week. i think it says we kind of got something right. something right is going on at our school. >> okay. i'm supposed to remind you to go to rightthisminute.com. so there. >>> what would i have to pay a task rabbit to read this tease for me? what >>> you know why i envy you, steven? >> tell me. >> you grew up in the snow where you could sled down a hill. i always wanted to do that. >> we wo

they have given me carte blanche to do this.e for me in the sense of coming back 25 years later, and seeing my own evolution as an artist and a thinker. the whole effort even to put the indigenous woman's experience center stage is very radical. because of the state of fear, it is a hard road to hold up an institution. it really is a hard road. i am looking at where we're 25 years later in the bay area and looking at how hard it is for us to struggle, to keep our theaters going. i would like to think that i am not struggling quite as hard personally. what i mean by that is that in tension, that commitment. what i see is that we're here to really produce works of not be produced in other places, and also to really nurture and women of color artists. i think that that is something that has not shifted for me in 25 years, and it is good to see that brava is still committed to that kind of work. you know? ♪ >> happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ >> windy will talk about the reflection of the community, we can only go with

we'll say a two blanch night, low temps in the 20s and winds will be light after midnight. we get into lows downtown. we're looking at upper 20s, maybe in the 27, 28-degree range, 27 arlington and springfield, but back to the west 23 reston, 24 tonight in fairfax, 22 in gaithersburg tonight for a low and 24 college park and bowie. tomorrow morning partly cloudy and cold, bundle up. lay the clothes out now for the kids at the bus stop, 20s and 30s. notice the winds turned southwest at 10 because of a cold front, increase going cloudiness, breezy and chilly, maybe an evening flurry north of town, high temperatures in the low 40s and winds continue southwest at 10 to 15, increase in the afternoon. 20s to start on the day planner, 27 to 32 and then 39 to 44, just chilly tomorrow. we might eke out a flurry north of town especially tomorrow night. friday returning mostly sunny, 41 and kind of a chilly rain saturday, temperatures in the low to mid-40s, about 43. next seven days, sunday got to keep some light rain in here, a little change from yesterday's seven-day, temps around 40

three years ago israel had the carte blanche to not only the west to allow do this. and. say it would again. but this time we are facing a new egypt and gaza ease in the backyard of egypt and i'm not sure that egypt will remain indifferent visa via another. but having said this i'm not sure that this is enough to prevent an attack because unfortunately israeli politicians in general not always react in the most racial and logical way the current government of israel has no serious intentional about serious dialogue with the palestinians maybe some photo opportunities but that's saying more than these the palestinian authority has just launched another proposal for israel to get back to the negotiation table they even gave up the precondition of freezing the settlements which is a minimum. condition and they just just symbolic release of one hundred prisoners to get back to the gauche asian table it will be. the beginning of ten to twelve has been very fast. they occupy wall street protests is what around seven to spending the night in custody. and they were arrested just

and gave it to people who were trying to smuggle jews out of europe and said that they had carte blanche permission to use her name and to put her name on any document. she called breckenridge long a fascist. that is not my word, that is hers. she worked with varying degrees of success and varying degrees of failure on different refugee crises. but for those of you who are in the mindset that bombing the tracks to auschwitz would have helped, i certainly understand and appreciate that point of view. but i would like for you to look at the statistics for strategic bombing in vietnam, in the gulf war, in the current iraq war, and in afghanistan. we do not have drones. and so i have been on both sides of these issues. but if you believe that roosevelt should have bombed the tracks to free people in auschwitz, then you must also weigh on your own conscience the thousands who would have died to free other people. >> one thing -- give you a little -- of what roosevelt was getting from his top intelligence officer in terms of the holocaust. and the short answer was not much. donovan's oss was g

we are not asking for carte blanche here. you will see us many times over the next three, four years on this particular project. supervisor chu: thank you. why don't we open up for public comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? >> chief technology officer with the department of technology. i just wanted to make a brief comment about our role in terms of scoiurt. this describes the level of river that dt will have in this effort. ddt possesses a lot of the infrastructure technology, knowledge about many of these sites. we will be leveraging that. also, collaborating with motorola in some of the design and back and efforts. supervisor chu: next speaker please. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is douglas yepp. as a concept, i am in support of this resolution. with the disclosure of no funding source, at least in my opinion, it is like putting up a skyscraper without having a finite source to pay for it. if you were in private industry, one would see very prudently, if you did not kn

for you know well it just wasn't jobs and it was stabbings a frequent in this part of london carte blanche for police to stop and search whoever they want they can be in public sometimes physical poorly explained and often humiliating suppressive it was in the middle of the streets or from paris and . they were past those things. about when the law came into force in two thousand and one police didn't even need a reason to stop and search europe finally when this illegal early last year forcing concessions from the government since then stop and searches have decreased by ninety percent the problem still exists. in theory there are strict limitations to stop and search the power is going to be used in a specific area fourteen days before he was twenty eight but in practice all that means nothing the powers can simply be renewed on expiry which is why the whole of london has been a stop and search zone for the last ten years so police now don't even need to record the suspects name any injury they suffer all the outcome of the search the government says it will reduce paperwork but it leave

well it really means that that other possible presidents given this authority given this carte blanche my crew to use it also in dangerous and even more dangerous ways every right within the us has been won on the basis of enormous resistance and struggle that was true for the historic civil rights movement the women's movement the union movement and it's going to be the only way of pushing down back the dangerous provisions in this defense authorization bill of the hour a dangerous new precedent for direct u.s. military involvement and for taking away the right to even know your charges the right to trial by jury all of these things are under attack right now in the u.s. and increasingly being used against a popular grassroots movement such as the occupy wall street movement so given those dangers then how do you expect the international community to react to these measures. well hopefully the international community also will raise a hue and cry because the u.s. government the state department claims to speak for democracy all over the world and to make all manner of demands upon oth