she was a bold choice. they needed something bold. obama was surging in the polls. mckean had been up and down. they had tried the idea of to lieberman. everybody thought that would be bold but everyone -- that leaked it was an idea. the far right spoke out and made it clear that would not fly. they had to make another bold choice at the last minute with not a lot of from time to figure out if it would work. tavis: i do not think there is anything i don't already know or anything i would want to know about sarah palin that i have not already heard. how do you put together a project about somebody who we have watched and are still watching in real time and expose us to something about her we do not already now? >> and two parts to that, everybody is probably more interesting in private or the parts of their lives you do not get access all of the time than a public, iconic persona that gets invented. we were determined to to learn as much about her from her own books. i listened to both of them. she reads them out aloud. i talked to everybody i could to get access to

a new perspective, bold and confident, and asian arts museum invites all to engage. as you may know, this inverted market is from a mathematical science known as a universal quantifier. we whaant everyone to know thate are here to engage you. we want to awaken and inspire. let me show you a couple of examples of how you can use this. we have window treatment for everyone. and then we have a new visitor'' guide, a new membership material, a new look. you can take us with you. and also, out and about. i still strongly about this market because it is very versa tile. you can superimpose images from diverse cultures coming asian, not asian, and we can use this in a powerful way. imagine, we can even commissioned artists to do a rendition of this as a sculpture. and the possibilities. before i invite the marriage to give our audience his thoughts, that also -- may also asked take some pictures please? >> mr. mayer, please. >> good morning, everybody. i want to thank all of the supervisors, my posse for being here. thank you for the introduction. hall also want to give spe

"caught on camera: bold, brazen and bizarre." hello. i'm contessa brewer. welcome to "caught on camera." with security cameras, cell phone cameras, and surveillance cameras working 24/7, it seems like every experience these days is captured by someone somewhere. in this hour we'll show you situations that are a little unusual, off the beaten path, or, as we like to call them, bold, brazen, and bizarre. you may ask yourself more than once in the next hour, what were they thinking. if you do, don't worry. we thought the same thing. >>> two teenage girls go at each other in an after-school brawl while dozens of classmates stand by cheering, recording it all on their cell phones. at first, i had to ask, is this real? did they stage it? >> but this school fight is real. in the end, a strange twist. a mother would be arrested and charged with third-degree child abuse for egging on her daughter and failing to stop the vicious fight. >> we were appalled. it becomes that much more shocking, seeing the parent of one of the children involved in this, right there. >> l

it is time to be bold. it is time to be bold, to really keep these promises to our families. they so deserve it. i am here to really advocate to keep the zone teachers, and to really keep an integral to our community, to the relationships that have built with each other, with ourselves, and with their families. like i say, this is about being innovative, but it is also about being bold and courageous. i ask that you really stand for the voices that had to leave because the could not stay late, and the voices of the 240 children and families i represent at brian elementary school. >> i am the new principal at bret harte, and want to speak on behalf of excluding the zone. i cannot be more eloquent than superintendent garcia about the difficulty of creating stomach long-term change in a constant state of transition. we were working on the budget and thinking about what we were going to do for professional development, planning the budget for that. one of my leadership team members said, "do we also have to budget for the five new teachers who did not get the professional develop

that's the word. >> it is bogus and bold. you can have both.old in that it is a big number, a big cut. doubling down on austerity. more tax cuts for the very wealthy. in that sense, it end up by shifting the burden on thelet he class. widening the income gap. enriching the people doing very well. so it's not a timid proposal. but it is a prescription for decline and for increasing economic inequality on health care, for instance, he wants to have a quote, bold proposal on medicare. all it does in the name of bowlness is shift the cost on to medicare recipients. it doesn't reform how we deliver health care which is absolutely essential. not only for medicare but for the entire health care system. what he should be about is moving away from the fee for service volume drichbl system where we pay in this country, the highest rates for health care and get the least back for it. that would be real reform as opposed to simply burden shifting on to folks who are paying ever higher premiums. >> maybe he'll come up with that in his third version of the b

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namely the call for strategic boldness. now, turning to your question, at this stage, if you ask me about american egyptian relationship, i would not be advocating strategic boldness at this moment, because everything has to come in its right moment. i think mrs. sadat earlier in her brief comments used two words which in my judgment capsule ate what is needed. and these two words were patience and space. we have to give egypt space to define itself at a time of considerable political turmoil and uncertainty. and, therefore, also patience. we have to wait until that works itself out. but having said that, i think it's absolutely essential that we do what we can to preserve a close strategic relationship with egypt because egypt is the major player in the region. and a good american egyptian relationship is one of the key foundations of a meaningful and relevant american policy toward the region. if we have that relationship, we can also move on other issues. and, of course, one of the issues in which we tried to move forwar

they made a bold move. >> this is 9news now. >> hello, everybody.ruce johnson and thanks for joining us this saturday night. it's never a dull offseason for the redskins, but tonight is not somebody else's star player who is coming here. fans, former players, skins management, they are all reacting to news that the team traded up to draft its first franchise quarterback since who? who was the last franchise quarterback? >> you have to go way back into the archives. everybody knew the number two position was key to this year's draft. the rams had it. many teams wanted it in order for the redskins to leap up to get it, they had to make a bold move. they made one. today, general manager, bruce allen, confirming what we already knew. washington mortgaged a lot to get that number two pick. and one would assume they are going to use it to obtain the services of that guy right there. robert griffin iii. heisman trophy winner. tonight, during a charity event downtown, allen and other former redskins chiming in on the move. why did they do it? did they give

. >> we think to make that -- mean that we can't make a bold move. they made a bold statement and to let you know rg-3 is the guy. they looking for the future. not today or tomorrow but today and they going to give him time to mature and put people around him. i know a lot of people gave him to many peaks but i am sure they have not been this long enough to know if there is a game plan. i am starting to assure that when they sat down and thoughtba about what that were doing and what they had to give up, what it did is to sixfy one thing and they're going to put it in his hand. >> and preach on, doug williams. it's time for a quick break in the show. when we come back, the caps look sharp and not as sharp as the broken glass in boston. we'll see you after the break.   . >> welcome back. the caps need to hold on longer and they're in the play-off hunt. the left two games they have done themselves a favor, getting back-to-back wins and to that point of florida. the first period. the caps strike quickly. a longshot on net. the rebound to alex simons, 2

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i will i have a bold prediction on rick santorum. also, does the president bullypulpit actually work? >> when my mom got cancer she wasn't a wealthy woman and it pretty much drained all of her resources. >> we have an electricfying debate on whether the company can swing the country. he lectrified. further more, the gross war on women continues. here is the pennsylvania government governor. >> make anybody watch? okay. you have to close your eyes. >> jesus. what the hell is he talking about? now attacking men. we will explain later. it's go time. >> independent programming. now, some of us have been begging the president to go on the attack and actually make his own case. i have been saying that for about three years. today, not bad. hey, he is counterattacking on the gas price issue, which he's maybe being heardurt on. so here is the president. >> every daytime prices start to go up especially in an election year politicians dust off their three-point plans for $2 gas. i guess this year they decided we are going to make it 2.50. and

the problem is transformational approach, bold and decisive initiatives are also extremely problematic, which brings me to my second point. you have a president who came to washington wanting to transform both the domestic political environment and alter the trajectory of american foreign policy. he's ended up, and i'm not being critical here, much more as a trans actor. in fact, you can make an argument without being too critical that evolved into a much less ideological, much less reckless, much more disciplined version of his predecessor in the last several years of his predecessor's administration. the surge in afghanistan. very tough policies on national security with predator drones. guantanamo. tougher sanctions on iran and great caution on arab-israeli issue. so you don't have a transformational approach. you don't have nixon in china, an administration asking three basic questions, what do we want from iran, what does iran want from us, and how do we both get what we want? those three questions were critical to the kinds of transformational diplomacy that proceeded the kissing

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as reagan said, it's not pastel colors, bold colors to fly if we're going to win. newt gingrich is high risk, high reward. i remember the same criticism that was made of reagan in 1980. that is why i support newt. >> you see them up there and nothing said negative about each other. that is not the debates have been. it's not the way the ads have been. in a moment, i'm going to give you a chance to ask them questions and challenge them. later on in the show, something really special. chairman paul ryan, tom coburn, democratic senator michael bennett will be here to give you details about the budget. this is an incredible opportunity for the american people to challenge their elected officials. elected officials. stay tuned living with the pain of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... could mean living th joint damage. help stop the damage before it stops you with humira. for many adults with moderate to severe ra, humira's proven to helrelieve pain and stop joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometim

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secondly, he is not afraid of bold solutions. $2.50 is bold.ot exactly 9-9-9 -- [laughter] but $2.50 is bold. somebody asked me today, the you think the speaker supports 9-9-9? i'm working on him. give me a little bit of time. but do you know what mitt romney said about the $2.50 per gallon gasoline program? that newt was pandering to the american people. pandering. [boos] i've got news for you, that is not pandering. that is leadership, because the american people do not need to pay more than $2.50 for a gallon of gasoline. and here is the other reason i love the $2.50 per gallon gasoline plan. he actually has a plan to get there. [applause] he's got a plan to get there. the way i know is because i wrote about it in my weekly commentary. go to hermancain.com and look it up. he's got a plan to get there. he was speaker of the house when it was $1.13 and he knows how to get it down. i am trying to raise awareness about the fact that he is the right candidate for this. the other thing i admire is that he is not afraid to be bold for the people. h

as reagan said, it's not pastel colors, bold colors to fly if we're going to win. newt gingrich is high risk, high reward. i remember the same criticism that was made of reagan in 1980. that is why i support newt. >> you see them up there and nothing said negative about each other. that is not the debates have been. it's not the way the ads have been. in a moment, i'm going to give you a chance to ask them questions and challenge them. later on in the show, something really special. chairman paul ryan, tom coburn, democratic senator michael bennett will be here to give you details about the budget. this is an incredible opportunity for the american people to challenge their elected officials. stay tuned for super tuesday special. [ male announcer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for excellent fruit and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion, also refreshing plus tea. could've had a v8. the new spark card from capital one. spark miles gives me the most rewards of any small business credit card. the spark card earns double

where bold engineering meets bold design.tarting at $35,880. >> the county executive has struck a controversial deal to turn the land into a soccer field. the montgomery county community continues to fight it. >> residents have expressed concerns about potential noise and traffic from the project. most of all, they said the process has lacked transparency. >> to take public land and give it to a private organization. >> basically, these are folks in an exclusive community who think that affordable housing should only go in places like silver spring. >> we have been around for 41 years and doing good things for the community. >> we got a first look at the details of the proposal. according to the agreement, they would pay for the construction of two large soccer field and two small ones. the nonprofits teams would have first rights to the fields. it would maintain the field and could hold games between 9:00 and 9:00 p.m.. residents are still hoping the county council will stop this project. they have until april for an expedit

economists say it looks to be a bold move considering the complex has yet to be built. and at 20 cents they are proposing here, baltimore would remain one of the highest tax rates, if not the highest in the state. >> it is certainly better than where we were two years ago. >> the mayor pat serve best foot forward on monday as she prepares to introduce new legislation to drop the city's property-tax by 20 cents per hundred dollars of value by 2020. for someone with a $250,000 home, in 2013, the property taxes would drop $50. in 2014, to under $44. by 2020, they would be saving $500. >> this is the beginning, not the end. every penny that goes down makes us more competitive. >> how will the mayor pilaf the drop? by reducing the city's spending, dedicating 90% of the proceeds to these lots facility which has not been built yet, and providing tax relief to owner- occupied homeowners. >> it is a good start for a challenging problem. >> there are a number of problems plaguing baltimore city from a infrastructure to schools to its reputation which is constantly taking a hit. t

i think it's important we talk about a bold plan, bold leadership that's going to resolve the problems that we face in this country, a plan that is going to put us on a path to sustainability, that will balance our budget, that will pay off our debt, a plan that implements pro-growth policies so our economy can expand -- will the gentleman yield 30 more seconds -- seconds? mr. brady: yeah. i yield an additional 30 seconds. mr. duffy: a plan that will put us on a pro-growth path. but also a plan that will preserve and protect medicare and save it for future generations. i would ask my friend as i cross the aisle to stop -- across the aisle to stop hampering but to join us in bold leadership and i would submit that their children and grandchildren, some not yet born, would applaud their bold leadership to save our country from this massive debt that will be their future if we don't act. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentlelady from new york. mrs. maloney: i yield four minutes to the gentlelady from pennsylvania, a member of the budget committee, allison

offering a new perspective that is bold and confident but inviting everyone to engage. now it is time to unveil at our new visual identity. may i invite the mayor and our board chair tony to join me in cutting the ribbon. >> wow. it is time. as these folks get in place, i am going to count down. we are all going to say asian altogether. get ready with your scissors. i am going to begin my countdown. 3, 2, 1. asian. wow. [applause] >> now that the mayor and board chair has helped

where bold engineering meets bold design. starting at $35,880. widespread rain we are seeing pretty dusty conditions. it is not as windy as will we saw around 4:00 a.m.. we saw wind speeds in the '20s. looks like it's a full reporting 80 mi. an hour sustained winds. check out fairfield. they're dealing with 30 mi. per hour winds. we do have one of advisers for a number of bay area bridges. as we head into the latter part we will see when speeds increase. we could also see when gusts in the 40-50 mi. an hour range. we could see gusty conditions along the coastline and even in the south bay. more on this in just a minute. we do want to see how the weather is impacting the roadways. >>george: we are continuing to monitor conditions and looking for our first hot spot, so far conditions are pretty good despite the weather. for your ride on the san mateo bridge has been pretty much of the late free. -- pretty much delay free. there ride through marin county is a live longer than usual this morning likely because of the rain. first, a look at the east b

.  chili's $20 dinner for two has a bold new favorite -- steak. first, share an appetizer, then choose two entrees, like our 100% usda choice sirloin, available for a limited time on chili's $20 dinner for two. >>> the economy ace critical issue in this presidential race and gas prices are just part of the big picture. president obama says that he wants to cut out federal subsidies for oil companies to stop rewarding them critics say that the president's plan will only hurt. fox's doug mckelway takes a look at both sides >> reporter: with gas standing at $3.83 a gallon, the red rick is now on the rise this season the president is on the mission to tout his fuel economy standard in the next decade and defend all of his above energy policies. combined, these steps have helped to put us on a path to greater energy depend ex. america's dependence on foreign oil has gone down every single year. in 2010, for the first time in years, less than half the oil came from oil. >> people in my district and around the country are fed up with the way the presiden

to bold, persistent experimentation. disappointed with their support of wilson's war to make the world safe for democracy, a vague nostrum argued that did not live up to its promise abroad and was badly betrayed at home, and attacked intellectu intellectuals, and he attacked them as being immersed in what he called pragmatic dispensation that made them he said immensely ready for the executive order, but pitifully unprepared for the intellectual interpretation or idealistic focus on end. now, had he been around in 2009, he might have applied a similar cr criticism to president obama's empty leadership in the national health reform a battle that began with the progressive party campaign. he tended in his fight for health care reform, the president tended to spew exhawlexalted principles, health care was a human right and not a privilege for dubious promises of greater efficiency and cost cutting. the highest rhetorical and programmatic aspiration of the health care fight was the public option. my colleague came up with th

i hear from people all over the country all the time we want bold solutions, put bold solutions on thele and they don't care where they come from even if it comes from someone who may have competed against him for the nomination. that is my advice. >>neil: duly noted. they are watching. they are watching. herman cain thank you. they say this has a problem getting foreclosed jazzed. did he fine the answer? >> you looking for free stuff, forgive the guy that is what he is all about. with these 4g lte tablets, you can do business at lightning-fast spes. we'll take all the strawberries, dave. you got it, kid. we have a winner. we're definitely gonna need another one. small sinesses that want to grow use 4g lte technology from verizon. i wonder how she does it. that's why she's the boss. because the small business with the best tecology rules. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 1-800-974-6006. or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business, it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that loc

i think he said it was bold. i mean he used a lot of adjectives in there. i would expect that if mitt romney wraps up the nomination, you'll see him dancing away at least to some extent from ryan and company as fast as he can. >> i want to listen to something that paul ryan said today at his press conference. he pretty much pushed this plan into the presidential campaign. let's listen to that. >> our nominee owes it to the country to give them a choice of two futures. we're helping them do that. each of these people running for president have all given their various ideas with perfectly jive or consistent with what we're -- >> and you wholeheartedly believe they'll accept your budget? >> absolutely. >> for a party who doesn't know who the nominee is going to be since they may, even with romney's wins, they may end up going into the convention without romney having all the delegates he needs to lock it up, ryan, i don't know. there is something funny about this. about trying to stick this in there. is this -- does he think this might be his ticket on to the

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