. >> that's private chris jones who often lightened the mood for his fellow soldiers in the middle ofhe war zone. >> jones playing that guitar and his quirky little songs. him and kopas would make up. always a memory that gives a little chuckle to my heart whenever i look back. for me, you know, i don't -- i don't sit there and try to reflect on the bad stuff. >> long before the bad stuff, clint romesha lived an idyllic life in lake city, california. with his parents, two older brothers and two sisters. both brothers joined the military after high school. following in the footsteps of their father, a vietnam veteran. >> we all looked up, you know, to dad. looked up to my grandfather, world war ii vet. it's just a whole family of service that i always knew i was going to serve. always wanted to serve. >> he joined the army in 1999 and operated tanks in kosovo. by 2001, romesha was stationed in germany. on 9/11, a colonel called the troops together. >> he let us know that there had been two planes that flew into the world trade center and that our lives were about to change. and to be r

. >> that's private chris jones who often lightened the mood for his fellow soldiers in the middle of zone. >> jones playing that guitar and his quirky little songs. him and kopas would make up. always a memory that gives a little chuckle to my heart whenever i look back. for me, you know, i don't -- i don't sit there and try to reflect on the bad stuff. >> long before the bad stuff, clint romesha lived an idyllic life in lake city, california. with his parents, two older brothers and two sisters. both brothers joined the military after high school. following in the footsteps of their father, a vietnam veteran. >> we all looked up, you know, to dad. looked up to my grandfather, world war ii vet. it's just a whole family of service that i always knew i was going to serve. always wanted to serve. >> he joined the army in 1999 and operated tanks in kosovo. by 2001, romesha was stationed in germany. on 9/11, a colonel called the troops together. >> he let us know that there had been two planes that flew into the world trade center and that our lives were about to change. and to be ready,

. >> that's private chris jones who often lightened the mood for his fellow soldiers in the middle ofhe war zone. >> jones playing that guitar and his quirky little songs. him and kopas would make up. always a memory that gives a little chuckle to my heart whenever i look back. for me, you know, i don't -- i don't sit there and try to reflect on the bad stuff. >> long before the bad stuff, clint romesha lived an idyllic life in lake city, california. with his parents, two older brothers and two sisters. both brothers joined the military after high school. following in the footsteps of their father, a vietnam veteran. >> we all looked up, you know, to dad. looked up to my grandfather, world war ii vet. it's just a whole family of service that i always knew i was going to serve. always wanted to serve. >> he joined the army in 1999 and operated tanks in kosovo. by 2001, romesha was stationed in germany. on 9/11, a colonel called the troops together. >> he let us know that there had been two planes that flew into the world trade center and that our lives were about to change. and to be r

know what that is my theory self but i don't want to give us a feature the reason we are liberal chris jones. you're totally out of the. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because there are profit driven industry that's facials that garbage you call that breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break that let's. go back to conversations of the great minds with bernard leotard and jackie are artisan international expert in the design and implementation of currency systems jackie is the founder and c.e.o. of dano resource or jacki or authors of the book rethinking money on you currencies turn scarcity into prosperity both join me now in the studio welcome back as we as we went to the last break we were talking about how these alternative is the right word all the films are being compromised you think of. these complimentary currencies that can operate within the within the world of a national currency is it without at all with its. how they could arguably be used as a replacement for a barter system of some sort and they could be were actu

chris jones was a young private when the taliban struck. >> he is, in my opinion, the only reason wehat day. >> reporter: you led them right into places where your fellow soldiers had already been killed. that's why you're get thing medal. others had died in a place that you ran into. you weren't worried? >> it wasn't time to sit there and worry about stuff out of our control. we had the tools, we had the training, we lad the spirit, and we had the support of each other. it was the time. >> reporter: by the end of the day, eight soldiers were dead, and 23 wounded. clint romesha now has a place in history. one that he shares with his comrades. >> it's a greater honor for me to know i couldn't have done what i did without those guys, that team. it was everybody that day. that's what's, you know, excites me about this. it's those guys. >> reporter: jake tapper, cnn, in minot, north dakota. >> and jake's complete profile of clint romesha will air tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> tomorrow is the medal service for another american hero, former navy s.e.a.l. sniper chris

chris jones was a young private under romesha's command when the taliban struck. >> he is in my opinion reason we came back that day. >> you led them into places where your fellow soldiers had already been killed. that's why you're getting this medal. others have died in the place that you ran into. you weren't worried? >> there wasn't time to sit there and worry about stuff out of our control. we had the tools. we had the training. we had the spirit. you know, we had the support of each other. it was the time. >> reporter: by the end of the day, eight soldiers were dead. and 23 wounded. romesha now has a place in history, one that he shares with his comrades. >> it's a greater honor for me to know i couldn't have done what i did without those guys, that team. it was everybody that day. that's what excites me about this. it's those guys. >> reporter: jake tapper, mino. >> you can see an american hero a special report tonight at 8:00 eastern here right here with us on cnn. >>> leather and furs may be trends for the fashion week runways, but you won't see either of these in in collection.

chris jones was a young private under romesha's command when the taliban struck. >> he is, in my opinioneason we came back that day. >>. >> reporter: you led them right into place where is your fellow soldier has already been killed. that's why you are getting this medal. others had died in a place that you ran into. you weren't worried? >> there wasn't time to sit there and worry about stuff out of our control. we had the tools, we had the training, we had the spirit. and we had the support of each other. and it was the time. >> reporter: by the end of the day, eight soldiers were dead, and 23 wounded. clint romesha now has a place in history. one he shares with his comrades. >> it's a great honor for me to know i couldn't have done what i did without those guys, that team. it was everybody that day. that's -- that's what's, you know -- excites me about this. it's those guys. >> reporter: jake tapper, cnn, in minot, north dakota. >> and you can watch the rest of jake tapper's report, "an american hero: the uncommon valor of clint romesh" tonight at 8:00 eastern. >>> pastor's wives takin

want to keep us safe to feature the on the liberal and the chris jones confusedly out of the. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells a sensationalistic garbage he calls it breaking news i'm out to martin and we're going to break that. last night president obama laid out his agenda for his second term the state of the union speech set some ambitious goals to get our nation back on a progressive course list included executive action on climate change fix it first program to invest in infrastructure and job creation and a legal pathway to citizenship for the eleven million estimated undocumented into individuals living in the united states president is also calling for making high quality early education available all children and called on congress to bring gun legislation to a vote but perhaps the biggest news of the evening was obama's call for an increase in the federal minimum wage to nine dollars an hour and to peg it to inflation so republicans play ball well what they do what they'v

less than two minutes in the fist half ravens already have 14-3, flacco steps up, jacoby jones behind chris culliver and makes the grab and gets back up because he was untouched and finds his way into the end zone, ravens up 21-3. all right. nice halftime speech, everybody comes out fired up. maybe the ravens a little bit more. the kickoff to start the 2nd half, jacoby jones out of the end zone from 8 yards deep and he's going right up the middle to match the nfl record for the longest kickoff return, 108 yards, ravens cruising 28-6. could this be a super bowl blowout? ray lewis playing in his final game and he ex halts in jim harbaugh, can't believe it. then 8:37 happens and the lights go out. results in a 34 minutes delay of game. the momentum switched. crabtree bounces off a few guys in the end from 31 yards, deficit cut. 10 minutes left, 9ers down 31- 23, kaepernick dangerous with those wheels in from 15 oint. the two-point conversion fails but 49ers within two. less than two minutes, this really the game. 9ers down five, 4th and goal, incomplete. kaepernick trying to find crabtree. tak

. >> all new, adam jones, chris davis and matt weeder also have a all new look when they step in to the batter's box. a new batting helmet developed will be standard issue for all teams this season. the players getting used to them right now. the helmets are supposed to better protect player's head from fast balls that get away from players like cc. i will never forgive him for hitting nick markakis. we will get him. you know that. thank you. >>> when it comes to head injuries, specifically concussions we have you covered head to toe. head to abc 2news slash concussion. we have dozens of storeys and graphics there to help you understand concussions and what's being done to prevent them. >> and one of the most famous fans showed up. michael phelps talking to buck. he is a golf coach helping phelps with his game. he spent the day with the team. they gave him a jury civil number 18 and he took batting practice with the orioles. baseball to football. making the rounds. >> your used car may be allot more valuable than you think. what's driving up the price that could mean a little more cash

chris jones was a young private under romesha's command when the taliban struck. >> he is in my opinionhat day. >> reporter: you led them right into places where your fellow soldiers had already been killed. that's why you are getting this medal. others had died in a place that you ran into. you weren't worried? >> it wasn't time to set there and worry about stuff out of our control. we had the tools, we had the training, we had the spirit, we had the support of each other. it was the time. >> reporter: by the end of the day, eight soldiers were dead. 23 wounded. clint romesha now has a place in history. one that he shares with his comrades. >> it's a greater honor for me to know i couldn't have done what i did without those guys, that team. it was everybody that day. that's what excites me about this. it's those guys. >> reporter: it's those guys. that's what you hear when you talk to clint romesha, wolf, is him saying that it's the men who served under him, it's the eight men who did not make it back alive. that's who this is all about. and there we see live coverage from the east roo

chris jones was a young private when the taliban struck. >> he is my opinion, the only reason we camed. that's why you're getting this medal. others had died in a place that you ran into. you weren't worried? >> there wasn't time to sit there and worry about suf out of our control. we had the tools. we had the training. we had the spirit. you know, and we other. and it was the time. >> by the end of the day, eight soldiers were dead. and 23 wounded. clint romesha now has a place in history. one that he shares with his comrades. >> it's a greater honor to -- for me to know i couldn't have done what i did without those guys, that team. it was everybody that day. that's what's, you know -- excites me about this. it's those guys. >> jake tapper, cnn, in minot, north dakota. >> the humility of a hero. well, tomorrow night, cnn's jay tapper shares a remarkable story of valor and courage during one of the deadliest fights of the afghan war. an american hero, uncommon valor of clint romesha, sunday at 8:00 eastern, only here on cnn. from identity theft. to protect you from being a victim in t

. >>> adam jones and chris davis will have a new look at camden yards a new batting helmet will be standard issue for the mlb. the players are getting used to them during spring training and they are supposed to better protect the playersate' heads against pitched balls go and one of the most famous oriole fans showed up to play with the guys michael phelps who spent the day with the team and gave them a jersey for -- and they gave him his own jersey he was there for the filming of the golf training show. >>> at 5:21. we know why ticket prices are going up for the ravens games. they are making improvements to the stadium. the lower concourse is getting a brand new look with brick col you will and purple access lighting. concession stands will be upgraded and two high definitionvideo boards will be instawed. this is expected to be completed before the start of next season. -- installed. this is expected to be completed before the start of the next season. it will be done for the 2014 season in the upper concourse. >>> >>> it's almost time for the super bowl of award season. >> we have inform

chris jones was a young private when the taliban struck. >> he is my opinion, the only reason we cameat's why you're getting this medal. others had died in a place that you ran into. you weren't worried? >> there wasn't time to sit there and worry about suf out of our control. we had the tools. we had the training. we had the spirit. you know, and we other. and it was the time. >> by the end of the day, eight soldiers were dead. and 23 wounded. clint romesha now has a place in history. one that he shares with his comrades. >> it's a greater honor to -- for me to know i couldn't have done what i did without those guys, that team. it was everybody that day. that's what's, you know -- excites me about this. it's those guys. >> jake tapper, cnn, in minot, north dakota. >> the humility of a hero. well, tomorrow night, cnn's jay tapper shares a remarkable story of valor and courage during one of the deadliest fights of the afghan war. an american hero, uncommon valor of clint romesha, sunday at 8:00 eastern, only here on cnn. from identity theft. to protect you from being a victim in the fi

flacco - heaves it down the field and jacoby jones catches it while falling down on his back - he gets up untouched and races in for the 56 yard touchdown - chris culliver beaten in coverage 21-3 bal flacco: 22/33, 287 yards, 3 td's ravens lead 21-6 at halftime second half kickoff- another huge play for jones who takes it 8 yards deep in the end zone and brings it out - and takes it straight up field - he's off to the races nfl record tying 108 yards for the touchdown! 28-6 bal then - the light's went out at the super dome! happened with 13:22 left in the 3rd with the ravens leading 28-6 the delay lasted 35 minutes the game turns after the blackout - midway through 3rd quarter - kaepernick a laser beam to michael crabtree who breaks two tackles and runs in for the 31 yard touchdown 28-13 bal kaepernick: 16/28, 302 yards, 1 td, 1 int split screen - jim on the left loves it, john not so much 4th quarter, 9:57 left, 31- 23 bal - kaepernick rolls out left and takes it for the 15 yard touchdown - longest td run by qb in super bowl history. kaepernick: 7 carries, 6231- 29 bal 4th quarter, 2:45 left, 34- 29 bal frank gore - breaks free for a 33 yard r

spot \ / training today and open camp with 28 pitchers and six catchers, including chris tillman, number 30. adam jones, j.j. hardy, nick markakis, manny machado already there. there are some new players you'll hear a lot of. second baseman will battle the current second baseman. danny valenia as an infielder. baseball is here. lebron james and the miami heat continued to roll. lebron james made nba history last night. he made 12 of 18 shots. six straight game he scored 30 and hit 60% of his shots. that is a new nba record. lebron james playing an unbelievable record. the all-star game is on sunday in houston. >> these guys try to beat a buzzer beater and did not like to shoot. it brings down their percentage. >> absolutely. >> 6:27. >> a police training-sized gone horribly wrong. we'll have that live report. >> hea >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. traffic and weather in just a moment. >> police have found charre

chris culliver had a difficult week. there is jones again. 108 yards is the record. 28- 6.nd you figure that it is going to be lights out. from there, the veteran team cool it down. using that 30 minutes to get going and he was not yelling about of the lights. he was saying the equivalent for the 49ers was not working. so they do not have to sit out any more. just as you feared, michael crabtree, 28-13. and colin kaepernick 16 pass to watch flatea--flacco 9 minutes 57 seconds left and this is why alex smith had to sit down. colin kaepernick rolling it into the end zone. with a 31-29 they go for the two- point conversion and it failed. and then come o gore there was the momentum and fourth/goal. and if you want to question the something jim harbaugh said that the referee missed a call. how about that play selection? he cracked a little bit in the end. 34-31 the baltimore. as time runs out. for the first time the 49ers in the city of san francisco and northern california find themselves on the short end of a super bowl. montana, steve young, the harbaugh family what a great s

van jones is the only liberal i think got it that i have heard from. now, chris, look, chris mathews he has a thrill up his leg every time obama speaks, he was in full obamagasm mode last night. but van jones says do this to your own peril. he's dangerous and he resonates with people, his background, his history, articulate, funny, he's smart. he's the whole package. van jones got it he says he's dangerous for democrats. i agree with van jones for the first time in my life. >> i do not agree and ill he' tell you why, the latin population cannot forget that the g.o.p. voted against the dream act the first time, second would have bring it to a vote and cannot forget until this last election they wanted to shelf immigration reform even former president george w. bush only thing he and i agreed it. >> sean: you're getting off course. >> no, they cannot forget that-- >> he's pushing an immigration plan frankly i'm intrigued by it's going to secure the border first and deal with 11 million people. here is what is pathetic about the media in this country. barack obama w

chris connelly is back with that. we saw tommy lee jones. >> tommy lee jones. back this those days.of the nominees. they had humble origins, on tiny roles or episodic television. or both, actually. >> you want to ride? >> reporter: that's bradley cooper, cruising for carrie on "sex and the city." >> don't come into the audition. >> reporter: and was a counselor with amy poehler on "wet, hot, american summer." >> who is that guy again? everybody loved will. >> not when he was on there. >> reporter: anne hathaway started younger. >> you know how many miles that light traveled to shine on you? >> i guess i don't. >> reporter: rockin' bobby socks in the anything but a city for "the other side of heaven." these v promos for "my sweet 16" were among jennifer lawrence's first credit. this best actor nominee as tom lee jones, in "love story." playing ryan o'neill's roommate. in real life, he was al gore's. later, he would play doctor on "one life to live." she'll turn 86 the day of the oscars. but in 1959, emmanuelle riva made "hiroshima mon amour," with a name. and long before bravely bear

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jones, dwight howard, former players. >>> phil mickelson will attempt to tie amare's record at mental beach. last week, he moved past sam sneed and jack nicklaus for second on the all-time list. >>> singer chris brown could find himself in more trouble. the los angeles district attorney says brown likely faked his community hours following a sentence for assaulting rihanna. the d.a. noted in one case he was claiming community service in virginia when he was really on a private jet to cancun. the d.a. is asking a judge to reject brown's hours and make him fulfill his requirements in los angeles county. >>> the changes that could be coming for parents and the changes cited for the faa when you fly. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu. we'll see you the next time news breaks. ?.=(=pcpcpcpcpcpcpcpcpc2h

chris gordon, news4. >>> high school student in howard county, maryland, has been charged with rape. his maim is desean jones is 17 years old. police say that he's charged as an adult for an attack on a 14-year-old girl. police say it happened inside of wild lake high school in columbia where both jones and the victim were students. the girl told police that she cut class with jones yesterday. she said at one point he pulled her into an empty room where he blocked the door, held her down, and raped her. >>> university of maryland police are warning students about an armed robbery near the campus. a woman was held up just after mid might this morning on paint branch parkway near fraternity row. she was walking from the metro station when a man walked up, showed her a gun, and he was wearing a ski mask, gloves, bright red shoes. he made her empty her pockets and even ran off. >>> coming up tonight a 5-year-old boy in alabama held hostage for a week, report how he spent his first night out of the bunker he was held in. his hometown is getting ready for a huge celebration. >>> visiting a loved one in jail is not

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jones. he will be leaving for the world baseball classic. brian roberts had two doubles. the orioles were up. nate mclouth with a rocket. 5-1, the orioles win. chris tillman starts today. college football. maryland starts against florida international at home. a game against west virginia in baltimore at and the team they stadium. c.j. brown is listed as the starting quarterback. he was one of four quarterbacks that were hurt last year. now he's in a competition with ricardo young. he says that is the way it should be. >> there will be competition everywhere. i will do as much as i can to win the job. i know coaches would give everybody a fair advantage. anytime you can take all the reps, it is going to help. >>nfl comvine wraps up -- nfl combine wraps up today indy. >> a harford county teachers' aide is accused of having sex with a student. >> we are checking on a busy morning rush. we will check on any new problems. >> we're previewing a fine upcoming event in harborth >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan sto

chris. >> thank you, wolf. our team is limitless. we have new contributors. we have van jonesmargaret hoover, cornell belcher and ana navarre owe. did you catch the poll numbers. >> sure. >> do we want to talk about the polls? >> as a pollster i think we should talk about the polls. >> when you hear the numbers, seems like there was a 20, 20, 20 split across how much approval in general. does that sound right? >> yeah, but i thought it was really impressive because only 22% had a negative opinion and the rest was favorable or more than favorable. what that means is in a 50/50 country the president did well and i think this president actually did something remarkable. he kind of head faked the whole country. they thought it would be a fired up speech and he came forward with very, very bipartisan positive proposals and many of them the republicans have liked before and i think it actually threw marco rubio off. marco rubio did not respond to the president's speech. he responded to a different speech. >> you say thrown off. you are not referring to -- >> not the -- >> no. >> the

chris christie. i think he's a force for good in this country. i wish more politicians spoke from the heart like he does. anyway, van jones and elise jordan, thank you both very much. when we come back, she lost her father sxunk'll to gun violence. now kerry kennedy demands a plan on gun control. yeah, they're the worst. [ caribbean accent ] no worries, mon. every-ting will be alright. [ chuckles ] yeah, mon. come on! don't fret, me brotha. sticky bun come soon. ♪ yeah, wicked coffee, mista jim! julia, turn da frown de other way around! hey, dave, you're from minnesota, right? yes, i! da land of ten thousand lakes. the gopher state! so in conclusion, things are pretty dismal... you know what this room needs? a smile. who want to come with i? [ jimmy cliff's "c'mon, get happy" plays ] ♪ you guys are three minutes late. [ caribbean accent ] don't be no cloud on a sunny day! [ caribbean accent ] yeah, chill, winston. sir? respect boss man! [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] that's the power of german engineering. [ male announcer ] it's red lobster's 30 shrimp! for $11.99 pair any two shrimp selections on one plate! like mango

chris connelly with a look at the funniest moments. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the oscars and the quest to make tommy lee jonese ] there we go. >> reporter: and oscar host seth macfarlane was out. tripping the light sarcastic. >> the previously classified story of an american hostage crisis. the story was so top secret that the fim's director is unknown to the academy. >> reporter: cueing up swing era crooning. and dance numbers. the sensibility seemed designed to deliver the u.s. mail. ♪ we saw your boobs in the movie that we saw we saw your boobs ♪ >> how's it going? >> oh, good god in heaven. oh, hell ri they're going to gie it to anne. >> reporter: to getting a kissoff from captain kirk. >> the show's a diz disaster. >> what do you mean? it's going fine. >> no, it's not. >> reporter: he may have overserved the audience a little. >> i would argue that the actor who really got inside lincoln's head was john wilkes booth. really? 150 years and it's still too soon. >> reporter: then in the home stretch, the zingers found their mark. >> they remember when this town was nothing but cocaine trees as far as the ey

and i'm sticking with chris to have, he's a leading actor and harvey wi harvey weinstein and tommy lee jonese raging bull. that could be the upset, but i'm sticking with waltz. >> tucker: if robert de niro hasn't won in 30 years. >> i agree the best performance, good fellows, an amazing performance. >> alisyn: next, best picture. >> clayton: the big one. >> alisyn: who do you think will win. >> the best thing that ever happened to ben affleck was not being nominated for best director that puts this movie as the underdog story and won the director's guild, producer guild. writers guild, sag, it's won everything leading up tonight. odds are heavily for it, for it because of those reasons and against it because only three times in the the history of the academy has a film won best picture without a best director nomination the last time was 1990 for "driving miss daisy" i'll say argo will win, and i think that django should win. and affleck sees a lot of controversy, and cars never he went up the runway as the planes were taking off and i sat down with him and what is the balance of adding in t

chris anders of the aclu about drones. we'll get to the bottom of that. henry quay ar, congressman from texas talks immigration reform and victoria jones from talk radio newsl be here as a "friend of bill" in the next hour but first... >> our headlines making news, hollywood action star is speaking out against gun control. bruce willis star of the "die hard" franchise now celebrating its 25th year anniversary fifth installment coming into theatres next week. he tells "the associated press" the new legislation they're talking about would likely infringe on second amendment rights and he feels changing one law would create a landslide for many more laws to be changed and rights to be affected. he also believes hollywood has no effect on gun violence saying no one commits a crime because they saw it on film. >> bill: how many times could he be wrong in one interview? okay so we're going to follow bruce willis and ted nugent now on guns. >> he's glorified gun violence as much as anybody. he would take a hit big time. gun violence in movies. >> protecting his own paycheck. >> people for the ethical treatment of animals not happy -- >> bill: you mean peta? >> no

i'm alex jones, director of the shorenstein center here at the kennedy school of government at harvard and we are glad to have you all with us today. it is my particular pleasure to welcome chris hughes to the ranks of the world which he may be a digital god but because of the new republic he's entered a world that is also one stooped in tradition. today's interview and conversation is going to be recorded by c-span, so i would ask you when you come down to ask questions later, those of you that interested come to these mics. the hash tag if you are falling on trotter is -- following on twitter is chrishughes. i don't need to introduce cress much to this group. obviously she is someone from hickory north carolina that got himself into harvard and by a fortuitous circumstances managed to be the roommate of mark zuckerburg and great importance in the creation of facebook. this happened in his sophomore year and he told me just a moment ago he was taking five classes in both semester's while the was going on and still managed to graduate with magna a couple of years later. facebook of course is something that has changed the world. mark zuckerberg was the fourth for the fifth as

[inaudible conversations] >> hello, i'm alex jones, and we are very glad to have you all with us today. and it is my particular pleasure to welcome chris hughes to the ranks of the ink-stained wretches of this world which he may be a digital guy, but he is now, because of the new republic, entered a world that's also one steeped in tradition. today's interview and conversation is going to be recorded by c-span, so i would ask you to be mindful of that when you come down to ask questions later, those of you who are interested, you come to these two mics. the hash tag for today if you are following on twitter is chris hughes. i don't think i really need to introduce chris hughes very much to this group, obviously. he is someone who is from a southerner from hickory, north carolina, who got himself to harvard and by a set of fortuitous circumstances, managed to be the roommate of mark zuckerberg at a time of great historic importance in the creation of facebook. this happened in the his sophomore year, and he told me just a moment ago that he was taking five classes both semesters while that was going on and still managed to graduate with