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months later, a 500-man battalion sized task force from the 24th infantry division under lieutenant charles smith was sent to block the north korean advance. you know the rest of the story. task force smith was outnumbered 10-1, and although they inflicted 127 casualties, the task force suffered 181 casualties. it's worth noting that more soldiers weren't sent with task force smith because the air force didn't have enough transport planes. it's worth noting that 2.36-inch bazookas the task force smith fired at the north korean t-34 tanks just bounced off and had no effect. the modernized 3.5 bazooka had been developed at the end of world war ii, but was terminated because of budget cuts. the point is, you can have a well-led trained and equipped force and it can still be hollow if it isn't properly modernized and if you can't get it to the right place at the right time. please help the members of this committee understand in the context of the budget, that the army is prepared to avoid the mistakes that led to task force smith. finally, and i really mean this, i can't think of a better team than

the floor grabbed my back of the head and slammed against the pavement >> story is similar to charles smith needed brain surgery after arrested december by the same police officer >> hearing about a man on the ground described head smashed into the pavement. having eye socket blown out and having severe concussion with brain bleeding >> in the case of dennis carcamo curiously the report omits any mention of force that this delegation same day burning the department's suspended police chief has decided to retire. too late some say for darrin hanna who died last fall one week after arrested >> we believe if chief mike newsome better policies better training and better stats a chance that darrin hanna would still be alive >> talk of allegedly out-of- control police department will soon claim a political casualty. >> the town does not deserve this and that leadership unfortunately the mayor needs to go the chief left the mayor should go >> we will get through this regarding the use of force make sure the police department is functioning properly >> for now department run by interim chief james

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett our thank my guests charles who smith trust i mean email please decide to report it r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye i'll. there are now someone over as the u.s. and its allies play hardball over syria russia and china push for a diplomatic solution all while iran looks on nervously at its struggling our i. love you hold a referendum on whether russian should be an official language in the state worth third of the population battles just to be accepted. european impartiality comes under scrutiny as a number of schools are accused of brainwashing values into children in the name of diversity. ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me wearing a joshua welcome to the program now crisis locked syria finds itself caught between two very different diplomatic efforts as the u.s. and its allies piled pressure on the government russia and china trying to mediate a negotiated solution one of beijing stop diplomats is in damascus meeting members of the ruling elite and the opposition the chinese

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett our thank my guests charles who smith trust i mean email please decide to report it r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye i'll. all roads that lead to tehran as the syria crisis deepens and of the violence intensifies concern grows that if the assad regime falls it's a key ally iran would be left isolated and forced into a more aggressive position. deciding on the rights of minorities lafayette holds a referendum on recognizing russian as a second language the countries of the russian community which makes up a third of the population says it wants to draw attention to decades of discrimination and open dialogue with the government. as a euro zone nations have struggled to come to grips with their financial troubles the idea of a united europe is a losing ground but some schools in the bloc are accused of brainwashing people's into believing that the union is still going strong. and that you are watching r t glad to have you with us let's get your top stories with syria becoming a further engulfed by confl

this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett our thank my guests charles who smith trust i mean email please decide to report it r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye i'll. all roads lead to tehran pressure grows on the regime in syria with fears that if it falls the nation's key ally iran could be left stranded and propelled into action. giving a voice to libya's russian minority the baltic state has cast a vote on whether the language spoken by a third of its population should official status. and the idea of euro unity hold strong despite the region's crumbling finances and schools are accused of brainwashing children to believe the project is infallible the top stories this hour. international news and common live from moscow this is. with crisis looked at damascus feeling the squeeze from within the country and abroad it's crucial an eye in the region is also suffering the strain experts warn that the collapse of the syrian regime would be a devastating blow to iran making tehran extremely isolated and compelled to act we'll have live analysis o

this edition of the kaiser report was made max kaiser and stacey everett our thank my guests charles who smith draw some e-mail please do so because the reported are t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying by all. hello i'm tom foreman in washington d.c. and this is the big picture tonight we take a look back at two conversations with great minds that are really worth revisiting today we begin with another look at my interview with jeff clements from just a few weeks ago is the co-founder of the organization free speech for people jeff is leading the charge against corporate personhood an issue that is now at the forefront of debate in america take a look. for tonight's conversations and great minds i'm joined by jeff. jeff is the former assistant attorney general of massachusetts and has been fighting on behalf of people business and the public interest for more than twenty years currently he's the co-founder and general counsel for the organization free speech for people which is a national nonpartisan campaign with the mission of overturning the supreme court's citizens united decis

. >>> baltimore county police say 33-year-old smith stabbed her 15-year-old son in the leg. all of this happened at the st. charles at old court apartments. the police report claim that smith told police she wanted her son to leave the apartment and he was disrespectful and wouldn't listen and she shouted quote, that's right, i stabbed him. the screaming woke up a neighbor. >> they were arguing and people kept saying don't do it, don't do it. >> the department of social services has started its own investigation. she's being held on a $150,000 bail. >>> the saying goes you are what you eat. >> there may be more to that. researchers now found out about your diet and how it could affect your memory. >> and there's so many cute baby clothes we found all for just a couple bucks. coming up, we'll show you what else we found. these cute shoes, all for such a great deal. >> our winds have cut through colorado but it's not the wind that thousands of people are concerned about in denver this morning. >> we're not that windy right now, but we are going to get a lot windier. i'm going to talk more about that coming up. >> an

and we have seen in this state, there is my team but maybe better known as dean smith who started a player named charles scott. by all accounts, dean smith treated him just like everybody else. and so many of us in this room are old enough to remember segregated water fountains. and when they watch college sports almost at every game we were treated to situations in which coaches are making decisions based on skill, not race and so that has got to be a good example. and we see people that don't look like each other cooperating, giving each other fist bumps and high fives. so it's a mixed bag and let me just stop there. [applause] i will take questions, i guess. yes, sir. >> the qualitative output of a college education of athlete purses, we go out and recruit people and they come to our universities but for the ones who don't go on to professional careers, do you have any measurements of how they fare? >> for the book i really didn't look at the players but let me just quickly say the things they didn't look at. it didn't look at any sports except football and basketball and i didn't look at any levels

. >> kathy jones, at charles schwab, along with hank smith, chief investment officer.we see another leg going here, right? >> i do. i don't think we've done all that much. everyone's surprised because the markets have been pretty much in a straight line up with very little volatility. we don't have the external shocks we had a year ago this time. the arab spring leading to higher energy prices, followed quickly by the japanese tsunami. and the havoc that wreaked on the economy. we don't get these times of external shocks and don't view europe at this point as being in the headlines every day for the past two years. we might have a much less volatile, more north trending equity market. more confidence comes back. >> are we still seeing de-leveraging, risk adversity out there because of the challenges still to come? >> i think so. however you think the economy should be performing, it's not going to perform to that level, because de-leveraging is still a factor. but the good news is, much less of a one than two years ago, or three years ago. >> kathy, you're in fixed inc

charles: gas prices are on the rise nationally and in the bay area. details coming up. >> windy conditions expected tomorrow, details coming up. smith's third >>pam: kiberlee sakamoto has surveillance video of the accident thing. >>kimberlee: the man just entered the crosswalk when a bus hit him full on. check out this surveillance video from a nearby store. the man is just about to enter the crosswalk. he is walking with a cane. keep your eyes on this green shuttle bus. it is about to make a right- hand turn it hits the manful on. it looks as though the man was blindsided. this happened at any and all leavenworth in the tenderloin neighborhood around to 30 p.m.. a portion of 80 was shut down as the crews worked to free the man from beneath the shuttle bus. authorities say he does have life-threatening injuries. >>grant: coming up after the break we take you inside with houston's hotel room the day she died. of of of >>grant: here is of the latest picture, this is the picture of the water fill the bathtub. tmz reports this is a gravy dish at the bottom of the tub. he stood is said to have used that dishes filled with all of oil to kee

including vicki kennedy, steven smith himself, and two former kennedy administration officials, who both happen to be my predecessors as director of this library, charlesdaly and dan finn. also joining us this evening is jim gardner, who among other duties, oversees the presidential library system for the national archives. a nation reveals itself by the men and women its produces, jfk once stated, and in jacqueline kennedy, this nation produced a most remarkable woman. among the many compliments one can bestow on this new book is that it is truly revelatory of her extraordinary life, keen wit, and historical accomplishments. as maureen dowd noted in a recent column, who else could read "war and peace" during the wisconsin primary? persuade the french to lend the mona lisa to the u.s., the only time it has ever left france. and encourage white house chefs to serve french cuisine at state dinners rather than irish stew. in its editorial, "the boston globe" praised caroline for publishing this history and dedicating her trust in the public. she is, for many of us, our own gallant knight, still astride white star, galluping through these troubled times on

charles flowers high school in prince georges county. >> i feel really bad he died. >> was found shot to death in the 5300 block of 85th avenue. >> officers found the victim, 16-year-old christopher donald smithr a sediment pond. >> body of the second victim was found 45 minutes later by the same ambulance crew that was called to the scene of the first murder. >> it's a fairly quiet residential neighborhood. >> the victim was a 23-year- old man who police say was shot to death while riding a bike. >> that victim has been identified as 23-year-old alfonzo edward thompson, jr., of hanover parkway. >> prince georges county police say they have no suspect or motives. nor do they know if they're connected. that's clearly a possibility. >> the time and the proximity of these two crimes naturally raises the question, are they linked? the answer is, we don't know yet. >> which is why police are asking anybody with any information about either murder to call crime solvers at 866- 411-tips. lesli. >> all right matt, thank you. >>> a former pastor of a montgomery county church pleaded guilty today to child sexual abuse charges. 74-year-old joe ivy was accused of sexually abusing a 10 or 11- year-old gir

whom who is highlighted in the hand out,intd william smith, appointed in 1881.1, he had originally been appointed to the house staff in 1864, and charles sumner umner, on the sene side was a sponsor. he worked for wait while being in the house library. and weight loss reed was later the editor for the new york tribune and vice presidents attended it. well, mr. smith rose through the ranks and was appointed what was then a very prominent and prestigious position, the house agrarian and served until the early 1890's. one of the few african-american staff that we know about from that time frame. one of the others who was discovered very recently his command back to my man -- a young man, perhaps even a teenager by the name of alfred q. powell who we have discovered recently was the first african-american page appointed to the house in 1871. now, previously a story line had been that the first black page was appointed in 1965 on the 100th anniversary of abraham lincoln's assassination, appointed by congressman paul findlay from the springfield illinois district. and we did an oral history with this gentleman. a wonderful story, you remembe

in that handout, william smith, who was appointed librarian of the house of representatives in 1881. and he had originally been appointed to the house staff in 1864, and charlesmner actually on the senate side was his sponsor. and he worked for whitlaw reid in the house library. and that was later the editor for the new york tribune and a vice presidential sate. well, mr. smith rose through the rank, and he was appointed to a very prominent position, the house librarian, and served until the early 1890s. he's one of the african-american staff that we know about from that time period. one of the others who we've discovered very recently is, in fact, a man by the -- a young man, perhaps even a teenager, by the name of alfred q. powell who we've discovered recently was the first african-american page appointed to the house in 1871. .. we learn a little more of this history every day. the senate appointed a page in the reconstruction era too. will someone championed by charles sumner, great radical republican senator from massachusetts. that was two years earlier in 1869. that is the story we are still learning. we put them on our web page and it is exciting. it

charles and old court apartments. the police report claims that smith told police she wanted him out of the apartment, that he was disrespectful and wouldn't listen to her. she shouted, that's right, i stabbed him. the screaming woke up neighbors. >> we were arguing and people were saying don't do it, don't do it. >> the department of social services have started an investigation. smith is being held on a $150,000 bail. right now she is being charged with assault, child abuse and resisting arrest. >>> the key debate for the republican race for the white house may have put mitt romney back in the lead this morning. whatever momentum rick santorum may have had, it may have stopped for now. >> well, it's a two-man race for the republican nomination right now with only days left before crucial primaries in arizona. the candidates will hunt for votes and raise campaign money for today. rick santorum and romney battled it out to win over voters with ron paul also throwing in a few jabs himself. romney has the lead but in michigan some polls show him trailing