in northeastern japan, iwate prefecture where the tsunami caused severe damage, bob james played with a local big band. he composed a new piece of music in the hope of raising the spirits of the people of iwate. our second pick looks at how the active participation of women in society is stimulating growth in mongolia. mongolia is known for gender par it ee in law and other professions. out of 800 small and medium enterprises, 80% are owned by women. this program studies how women are supporting the country's economic growth. and finally, we meet a japanese ballet dancer that received global acclaim. we'll explore the world view of this artist with the royal ballet, still aiming high, desp

. ♪ >>> in northeastern japan's iwate prefecture, where the tsunami caused severe damage, bob james playeda local big band. he composed a new piece of music in the hope of raising the spirits of the people of iwate. >>> our second pick looks at how the active participation of women in society is stimulating growth in mongolia. mongolia is known for a gender parity in science, law, and other professions. almost 80% of enterprises are owned by women. this program studies how women are supporting the country's economic growth. finally, we meet a japanese ballet dancer who has received global acclaim. we'll explore the world view of miyako yoshida, a former principal guest artist with the royal ballet, who is still royal ballet, who is still aiming high despitebump] ♪ >> this week on dialogue the quarterly report; big questions america's schools.

. >> reporter: heat sold the show last season when they united lebron james, chris bob and dwayne wadei and quickly became the big three. a handful of agents took their talents to philly, they called the eagles the dream team this season has been more of a nightmare losers of four straight basement dwellers. >> i was surprised, you know that is a you know, we saw that thing coming together, i thought oh, man, this is definitely the dream team but you know, hey, this is only the first season they got a long way to go. >> hay hungry but we hungry as well. we can't be worried about the record we can't be totally concerned they going to come out there and play that ball we know they got a bunch of play makers across the field both offence and defense and you know we just got to be prepared for it we know what happened last year with monday night. so, we going to be ready and i know they going to be ready. >> this game has meaning for both teams eagles don't want to enter their buy week with one and five. as they fight for their first division title since 1999 it is hard to not think about

james barrack and bob dole promised him $3 in spending cuts for every dollar in new taxes.ught it was a great deal. and as was said in some of the answers, my father now gone 7 years is still waiting for the $3 in spending cuts that never came about urn the democrat rule in washington, d.c. it's outrageous to me that they use my daughter to try and blast republicans to try and talk america into raising taxes when he signed on august 13 of 1981 at the ranch in santa barbara the largest tax decrease in american history. megyn: the economy was in trouble. your dad takes office. he passes this huge tax reduction. but they were being phased in in over time so the relief was felt instantly. there is pressure on him to raise tax. the deficit is ballooning. he says i'll raise in particular corporate taxes. i'm going to raise them modestly in exchange for $3 worth of spending cuts. but the $3 worth of spending cuts never come. the tax hikes do come and eventually as the personal tax reductions take place and people start getting more money in their pocket, your dad's -- people who w

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bob jankowski kicked a for a field goals.--4 field goals. >>jameso the 49ers, they had a great outing against the 49ers at home in candlestick. they dominated from start to the dish.--- from start to finish. the 49ers ended up winning a 48- 3. that is their largest margin of victory since 1987. a great game. they are now 4-1 lead in the nfc west. >>james: here is a live look outside. boggy. we have the chance of rain on the way. the latest from >>louisa: in a minute. when when when we when >>justine: we are like in the kron4 is run. a san jose police officer was involved in a shooting at the 700 block of hillsdale avenue. the shooting happened at about 6:00 a.m.. we have limited details from police. apparently, police had some sort of contact with a person who had a weapon. officers fired at that person. we're waiting for more details. will tran is almost at the scene. we hope to have a live update from him very >>darya: the weather is changing. police that we are going to stay wet for a good portion of the day george needed with holiday it light co

james west telescope will be launching in 2013. >> here's a look at what is coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> former governor bob ehrlich is called as a defenseitness in the political corruption trial of senator ulysses currie. you do not want to miss what he had to say. >> the jury makes a decision in the walter bishop jr. murder for hire trial. >> and the search continues for the van involved

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recent radio interview, james carville said he's worried about the general election because, quote, nobody's gotten elected with these kind of numbers. here with the reaction, bob justice and the co host of the five. she deals with beckel every day. it's a wonderful show. >> it's great. he comes on this program on monday. he thinks he's on your show and he curses on this show. he cursed it up on your show. >> i have to give -- get him to behave. >> are you kicking him under the table? >> bob, you can't say that. >> first of all, i'm glad the stock market bounced back today. >> yep. >> but i think a lot of it has to do with what happened in europe which i don't think is going to last very long. i don't think these countries are going to continue to bail out greece, italy is next, spain and portugal are not far behind. >> 50% break is a big break for greece. >> 50 cents on the dollar. >> i don't know where it's going to go. i mean, kimberly is the brain as far as that end of it goes, but i don't see -- i see a lot of momentum towards good news in the next year. i think 2012 is going to be a lot of superficial good news. the headline opinion making, you'll see a h

bob: coaches should have been fine. >> dana: somebody else is in trouble for another football-related thing. this is more fun. about a streaker. a guy named jameste, university college of agriculture and live sciences and dressed up as an official and streaked in the final seconds of the second half of the arizona-ucla game thursday night. what he didn't realize this was like a prank, kimberly, he is now like -- he was arrested. he could actually spend 18 months in jail. which i think his worry -- wow! >> greg: nobody wears that. >> kimberly: he is insane! can we get a tight shot of that. >> dana: kimberly, i don't know if we can recover this. you sent this out. why is this interesting? >> greg: this goes to my original principle streaking would be legal if all streakers were hot. >> dana: this is true. >> greg: also nobody under 23 ever thinks of what the actions will be when you're older. like when you're 50 there is footage of you streaking. >> eric: someone comes on the field and try to do that, a football player just -- >> greg: beautiful! >> dana: usually streakers don't look like that. >> kimberly: that guy is off the cover of "men's hea

james baker. eastwood was surprised to hear he was in the running. >> i didn't know anything about it. though they missed a great opportunity. when i was mayor of carmel, several people, bobparties, came by and thought i was going to get involved. but i just said, this is all i'm interested, my own community here. >> he served one term as mayor of carmel, california, from 1986 to 1988. >>> this week in "office politics" i spoke with ed schultz, host of msnbc's "the ed show." while majority of americans support raising attacks on the wealthy i asked ed why it's been tough for the president to rally support for that in congress. >> this is the legislative body of the united states of america not listening to the wishes of the american people. you could put any president in there. president obama is the political target to defeat, but it's the legislative body that is saying absolutely no to the american people. >> if what you're saying is true, do you expect there to be a tremendous house cleaning next year? >> there could be. there could be. there could be a tremendous house cleaning on both sides. we didn't -- i think the american people, and i've been on the road. i've b

james mills, at john ortega, steve, thank you for your service to the republican party. [applause] we want to recognize the chairs of the republican county central committees. greg, laura, glenna, terise, boberson, randy horn, irene, kevin, jeff, corey adams, and dean fisher. thank you for your service to the republican party of iowa. [applause] we want to recognize the members of the iowa house. davis, julian, pat, chris, eric, kevin, glen massey, kim pearson, don, henry, jsoason schultz, and ralph. thank you for representing us. [applause] we want to recognize to members of the iowa senate, jerry and pat. thank you for representing us in the iowa senate. [applause] we want to recognize the secretary of agriculture, bill. thank you for your service. we want to recognize the state auditor, david. thank you for your service. [applause] we want to recognize the secretary of state, matt schulz . thank you for your service. we want to recognize congressman tom lee thumb. thank you for your service and leadership in the iowa house. thank you. [applause] we want to recognize it john archer, who is running for the congress of the news second district. john, thank you for putting your name on the