i'll just say another word about the still-resonating bork battle.and, again, recent political events, i think, should make us kind of rethink what has seemed to be the takeaway from the bork battle which was a definition of the political mainstream within which a nomination would occur or outside of which a nomination would run into lots of trouble. so the mainstream as defines coming out of the bork battle, you remember he was defeated on the issue of did he believe that the constitution contained a right to privacy? did he believe that the constitution gave people individual rights that were not enumerated in so many words in the text of the constitution, and he said, for instance, that he thought that the griswold case from 1965 which created, which discerned in the constitution the right of married couples to use birth control, he believed that case was wrongly decided. and that coming out of the bork battle, that was generally taken to be kind of a sign that no matter what a nominee thought about about this, that or the other provision of the c

bork's they have already felt connected to other people. the desire to connect with others in to do things to others goes down. >> i think he gives you more of moreportunity to do annoying things. always with the. with a spend 20 minutes talking to the person. it is very anti-social. >> half of people self risk masses. almost one in five would put a from the entire night. >> would it be harder to live boyfriend or cell phone? >> cell phone. betweenannot choose phone and boyfriend? >> safety's sake, the off switch being flipped anytime soon. >> coming out, on a much more serious note, new details and ohio school shooting. then the musical icon from ohio school shooting. then[ male announcer ]from this was how my day began. got my bearings. ♪ a little bird told me about a band. ♪ an old man shared some fish stories. ♪ ooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but i still got to see her. we talked for hours. ♪ everyone else buzzed about the band. music, stories, adventures, memories. ♪ ...all at my fingertips. ♪ there's a wireless mind inside all of u

we're prouse at some of the bork. i'm just covement i do the partnership gotment.his is my colleague. >> my name se van decker. supervisor campos: can you speak into the mic please? i don't know if that's working. >> my name's evan decker, i'm the pathways coordinator. i work with teachers and making sure that students having all the opportunities they need to coordinate with businesses and are given 24 century skills that we helped them to get. i wanted to thank you all for having us here i'll give you a brief overview of our program. our partnership with the advisory board with businesses and organizations. our main goal is to provide opportunities for students to success in post secondary options, whether that's the college, career, preapprenticeship program and the challenge in doing this is that the majority of the jobs that we're prepared these students for, have yet to be create. so we're doing that through making them aware of necknology . i'm going to skip the first slide you guys have in front of you. it's just nurms. didn't have the support. we are ensur

right now we're borking with our community-based organization -- working with our community-based organizations so they know where all our radios are in that community so we already started in the southeast. but that's an excellent point to look at the faith-based churches and have m.o.u.'s work with them and that's something that clearly needs to be happening. i see ann in the front row. she's shaking her head to that. as we move from the community-based organizations that have contracts with us, then we have to work with organizations like yours. sure to come. >>ry don't know if i can -- i don't know if i can address the corridor issue. >> hi. my name is lynn. i am proud to say i have been a member of the nert program since 1994 when i graduated with my husband. at the time it cost us $25 each and it was the best investment we have ever made. and i'm so proud that it is free to all of our city residents as well as the people that work here. i am proud to say that our nert program as part of the certificate programs in the bay area has been an open dialogue with each other. we know core, we kn

canadiens' winger, rene bork who was a flame, suspended for the illegal elbow to the head. so a bit of irony perhaps that backstrom will face bourque in his first game back. they have felt his absence, especially on the power play. he was the caps' point leader at the time of his injury. >> it's going to be fun to play again. and i mean, it's a big game for us, and we need all those points. so i'm excited to be back in such a important game. >> he's a welcome addition. we get our good buddy back. first off, he's an emotional lift. really well-liked guy in the room. very respected guy in the room. and a world-class hockey player. so it's good day. >> all right. i'm sure chinaatown is hopping right about now. >>> in college lacrosse, it's been a rocky week for number nine, maryland. last week, they opened up acc play with a loss to north carolina. that game included a final minute bench-clearing brawl. suspensions resulted and the terps were without cooper as they welcomed the number two virginia cavaliers to college park. looking to avoid an 0 and 2 start. second quarter, ma

parkville bork was drinking this before he became sick and was killed earlier this month -- a parkville boy. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think federal regulators should order changes in either the content or marketing of flavored alcoholic beverages like four loko? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. at&t makes a move back in anger some smart phone users. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. more retailers are jumping on the bandwagon to have you pay for things with your smart phone. walmart and target are working on that right now. they are eager to satisfy the growing demand of consumers, especially younger ones. customer loyalty at at&t may be waning. at&t is expanding to all of its customers with the old and limited wireless plans. more people are using smart phones and tablets. we did have an up day on wall street. jane king has the bloomberg businesthe bloomberg maryland index rising on gains for under armour. any coach seats --adding coach se

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commissioner behind ordinance passed today requires medical examiner's how long bodies can remain at the bork lived a nightmare went missing in december told of relatives he was not there turns out he was four weeks on accounted for >> and did with no comfort not sorry for your loss sorry for misinformation please make arrangements only thing we got get these >> chief administrative officer questioning by commissioners says the board has been cleaned up has not taken catholic cemeteries on offer catholic cemetery offering transportation of the bodies kelly says has not heard the offer directly >> donated 300 plots outer lining we still have to provide the burial shell and transportation medical examiner's office we do not have transportation >> mixing up with catholic cemetery county officials meet with them next week hopes of working out a deal tops offered can be used reporting from outside cook county building >> speaking in chicago tonight he added states ambassador to nato says security concern to chicago should be excited host to g-8 nato summits town in may. you did club chicago tonigh

in the same syllabus in robert bork's critique of civil rights legislation. >> sean: he said open youreart and mind to professor bell. >> first of all. this was at a protest for supporting diversity on campus. i would hope you would want a president to support that. >> sean: if you have a conservative running for office or conservative wanting to be president of the united states. i have accepted my mot to live to harass black people. you would agree that louis farrakhan, he a seint semite. >> no, i don't know. >> he says the white man is skunk of planet earth. >> i think racist is a charged word. i think it would be inappropriate. >> he is a great hero for people. >> anybody that disagreeing with derek bell, the rich variety of many things he said, i would not want to accuse them to be racist. >> sean: i'm not saying that about him. but i want to go to this. what i'm saying this is not the controversial association as far as i'm concerned. the media never invented him. you brought up the story of jeremiah wright, when you first brought it up, when you brought all those people up and t

in the same syllabus in robert bork's critique of civil rights legislation. >> sean: he said open your and mind to professor bell. >> first of all. this was at a protest for supporting diversity on campus. i would hope you would want a president to support that. >> sean: if you have a conservative running for office or conservative wanting to be president of the united states. i have accepted my mot to live to harass black people. you would agree that louis farrakhan, he a seint semite. >> no, i don't know. >> he says the white man is skunk of planet earth. >> i think racist is a charged word. i think it would be inappropriate. >> he is a great hero for people. >> anybody that disagreeing with derek bell, the rich variety of many things he said, i would not want to accuse them to be racist. >> sean: i'm not saying that about him. but i want to go to this. what i'm saying this is not the controversial association as far as i'm concerned. the media never invented him. you brought up the story of jeremiah wright, when you first brought it up, when you brought all those people up and the w

very generous and i think the reason was father bork's. certainly for clarence thomas. the reason he did this was how strongly he feels about father bob brooks. >> a couple of comments. class of 77 -- [talking over each other] >> which wcf1 o class of 77 -- [talking over each other] >> which was an interesting addition that helped us grow significantly but a couple aggravations with regard to the black quarter. i was struck by the fact that both black-and-white students had very little interaction. coming from places like d.c. philly or have the inner city areas. a lot of black folks had little interaction and a lot of white folks had little interaction and i think it created an awkwardness that the school attempted to navigate through but still a fair amount of work to do because there was a general sense among black students that the burden was on them--not necessarily in any other direction. the second point that i would make with regard to an emerging black middle class at the time that a lot of this stuff was happening, world looked very different from an industry

robert bork. it won't have any of it. that's why we're talking about other subjects. i've gotten out of the prediction business when it comes to this. but given the fact that scalia, roberts, and alito have embraced a rather broad vision of congress' power allowing the federal government, for example, to overturn medical marijuana laws, i was surprised when two of the most respected conservatives upheld the health care mandate under the commerce clause without any trouble. they just dismissed summarily a challenge. as long as the supreme court sticks to the commerce clause challenge in doesn't invoke these privacy issues, which i don't expect them to, then a decision upholding health care by a comfortable margin would not be a surprise. >> it's not just a comparison, but he has compared dread scott. so i have one final question because i want to give the audience a chance. the new publisher and editor in chief who looks like a four year-old, very young person. he got a letter to the new republic leaders, and he said nearly a century after the inaugural issue of the ne

is the nominee and you talk about ground game and organization, mitt romney doesn't have people net borkse states that he keeps active or activates. when we get to a general and it's mitt romney versus barack obama, team obama has been spending some significant time building their grassroots networks. >> if you talk to the romney campaign, they'll generally acknowledge that right now they're re-loying on the republican national committee to look to their general election strategy which assumes they're going to become the nominee. if you look at some of the states where he's had to struggle, in ohio he moved his staff on ward to the next place. colorado fell part for them. they didn't pay attention that they needed to there. that's what drove rick santorum. it's going to be interesting to see them try to transition what they have built. >> mitt romney's des moines office was then -- he moved out and then taken over by the obama campaign. >> obama's 12th office in ohio opened recently. he has 18 satellite offices in florida and expects to have 20,000 volunteers across the country. >> but yo