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i couldn't believe it when i read it and i called clint and i said i can't believe this stor ther fog hand th wad thint make no e. leas pre, it kes teso me repomandout th of e taint rugby team. francois is a pretty big guy. how did you get ady ay >>gr world obly t th beey so >> sou i am i am gs d, spiroem. epor lm'stitle us rto aem t mandela used as a sou inspn anngthg near i because the country didn't fall into civil waby l e tionhould have and it's a decision that every single person in that country made. >>> still to come he's a big and bad offensive lineman in the nfl but what are his keys to success off the field? >>> take a look at san francisco 49er eric heitmann and you'd never know that off the field he's a pianoman. here's comcast sportsnet's bay area's brody brazil to show us. >> reporter: this is the side of eric heitmann people know, an offensive lineman for the 49ers since 2002. and this is the side most would never expect, at 6' 3 315 pounds he's got the frame of a football behemoth with the hands of a beethoven. >> my mom made me take lessons about 10, 11 years growing

with a good morning to you again, clint -- >> alex. >> some bizarre twists here.t with the persons of interest in this case, this couple? who are they? >> yeah, this is a couple that allegedly the birth mother once was attempting to give the child up for adoption, and then the birth father didn't want to be any part of this, you know. now, did he want to be part of the child's life? we don't know that. but somehow, the law enforcement believed this couple knows something. but alex, let's go back to home. the mother, the birth mother, the woman who had care, custody and control of this child, she knows what happened to that baby. come on, it's 8 months old. tell the police. save the child. >> right. and let's get to that mother having been arrested last week. where does she fit into the investigation? i mean, starting from the argument she had with her -- with the baby's father, and then going on and texting some pretty heinous things. >> yeah, she did. now, this texting, i think she was attempting to psychologically punish the birth father. i mean, she sent him a

. >> clint eastwood, who is a long time conservative in deep left hollywood said this, quote, we areecoming more juvenile as a nation, the guys who won world war ii and that whole generation disappeared and now we have a bunch of teenage twits. >> most honest, mort. >> president obama said hearing who won the nobel prize, who >>> okay, the most overrated, pat. >> global warming. >> eleanor. > charlie crist, who was mostly an absentee governor. >> monica. >> tim geithner. >> the leaders of most of our major financial institutions in this country. >> the most overrated is freedom. when faced with economic uncertainty, people don't want freedom. when they can't see their economic future, they want the nanny state. okay the most under rated. >> robert gates, most powerful man in the cabinet. >> eleanor. > nancy pelosi, who held together a caucus and is raising money like crazy, so she can prove all you people wrong. >> sarah palin, she has a lot more cultural power than her critics can see or admit. >> mort. >> dennis >>> most underrated, the intensity of the anger in the u.s. middle cla

like the clint eastwood of airline pilots. imagine him when the geese hit the engines.like, not on my watch. >> i don't know if he was lauded because he was able to land in the hudson river or just got a great parking spot in new york. >> gay marriage supporters saw two more states allow same-sex weddings but several other votes ran against their cause. >> i think if gay people want to get married more power to them, but i think it should be a state matter. >> beauty queen carrie prejean spoke up against same-sex marriage but ended up out of her crown, and gown, too, as rumors of sexy videotapes swirled out of her past. >> i think that she -- she really is proof that looks are not everything. >> did anyone see her sex tape? i don't think she has sex. it's tease, tease, tease with her. i need more -- i need either more or less carrie prejean. this level of carrie prejean, no thanks. >> then she goes on larry king and tries to walk off larry king. >> larry, you're being inappropriate. >> i was like, what do you mean, i'm inappropriate? he should have said to her, eight se

. >> i will ask you, clint, in your experience, situations like this, is it more likely that the bo body, reports, the death occurred as a result of the burning or that was done to cover up the way, the manner in which she was killed? >> yeah. in this particular case, i think she was probably dead before. i think whoever killed her, there was probably an argument. she was either beaten, strangled is the way we normally find these things. but, then, the body was thrown into a to defeat law enforcement's attempt to identify her, to destroy any physical evidence of who might have done it, and to give the killer a day or two or three days to realize this young woman wasn't identified until law enforcement could come up with her dental records because her body was so badly burned. again, you know, this is probably a crime of passion. there is no evidence it was a robbery, that was any type of assault. and these type of crimes normally take place between people who know each other. again, the reason why law enforcement looks at this boyfriend, someone who was known to abuse her, known to threa

chinese reporting of clint's criticism was sparsebut the u.s. state departmt took its case dectly to chinese blogrs. the american embassy in being and consulat in other cities hosted webased discussions about the speech. for its part, ogle issued a statement aising clinton's speechand c.e.o. eric schmidt said the company stillopes to find a w to remain active in chin for more on all this we turn to michael posner, assista secrary of state for democracy, human rigs and labor; and david lampton, directoof the china studs program at johns hopkins university. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> mr. posnewhat exactly was seetary of state clintoaccusing china of when it comes to iernet frh dom? what do yosee? >> well, i seehis broader than china it's saying th a number of countries inhe world are basically restrictinthe right of people to spe freehly through e internet, through their cell phones. and preventing them om reallyngaging within their own soeties and the dialogue about issuethat are important to them. this is rely human rights and demo

i wanted to find out more and at this point i was thinking maybe i would do a short piece for the clint. so i did some research and got the basics of the story pretty quickly. early in the 1500's in the eastern part of france there was a small group of scholars. among them map maker martin waldseemuller and they came across-- y emir guo vespucci in the chart lines of the new world and they decided that what they were reading about in saying on these charts was not a part of asia as most people had assumed it was but in fact was a new continent. people traditionally have thought of the world as having three parts, europe asia and africa. balta mardis cully decided this was a fourth part of the world, hence the title of the book. because they had made that decision that it seemed to represent the fourth part of the world that needed a name, just like the other conmen said name and the cam up with the name new america in honor of vespucci. it is a great story. there's a lot more of the story and i will get into it a bit later but i learned pretty quickly that it also is significant for a l

. >> all this week, a rare clint's into america's highest court threw unprecedented accommodations. >> the most symbolic was sitting in justice marshall's chair. i took the car iboth on the bib. it was like history coursing through me. >> our interviews with supreme court justices conclude friday night it 8:00 p.m. eastern. the your own copy of the original documentary. justice ginsburg has served on the supreme court since 1983 after being nominated by president clinton. we spoke with her for about 35 minutes. >> we are with the justice ruth vader ginsberg in her temporary office. we will look at some of the items. the first thing i notice was this photograph. he greets me and then we go back into the court. there are a lot of pictures in here. >> both are early. about five or from the museum of american art. it is from a collection called the frost collection. they are often the united states. >> what is the one behind your desk? >> these are the two from the national gallery. those of my number one favorite. >> tell us about anyone that comes to mind. >> we are taking part in the w

i couldn't believe it when i read it and i called clint and i said i can't believe this stor ther fog. as hand th wad thint make no e. leas pre, it kes teso me repomandout th of e taint rugby team. francois is a pretty big guy. how did you get ady ay >>gr world obly t th beey so >> sou i am i am gs d, spiroem. epor lm'stitle us rto aem t mandela used as a sou inspn anngthg near i because the country didn't fall into civil waby l e tionhould have and it's a decision that every single person in that country made. >>> still to come he's a big and bad offensive lineman in the nfl but what are his keys to success off the field? íí >>> take a look at san francisco 49er eric heitmann and you'd never know that off the field he's a pianoman. here's comcast sportsnet's bay area's brody brazil to show us. >> reporter: this is the side of eric heitmann people know, an offensive lineman for the 49ers since 2002. and this is the side most would never expect, at 6' 3 315 pounds he's got the frame of a football behemoth with the hands of a beethoven. >> my mom made me take lessons about 10, 11 years

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developing clint should be ended. addition, i have determined that croatia and equatorial guinea have become a high-income country as defined by the official statistics for reconstruction and development. in accordance with section 502b in the act, i have determined that the designations of croatia and equatorial guinea should be terminated effective january 31, 2011, signed, barack obama, the white house, december 31, 2009. the speaker pro tempore: ordered to the committee of ways and means and ordered printed. the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, revise and extends my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hoyer: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i rise tonight to salute a washington correspondent who is a good friend of mine and who this month is marking his 45th anniversary with wtop radio. since 1965 dave has been a radio washington institution. since 1981 he's been reporting full time from

applause] but, but we must ask ourselves today is our story possible for someone who has come to a clint in 2010 because if we do not make sure that those who follow us have the same opportunities that we had that got us to where we are today then we have failed our city. and after having this taut, phil told me that this year 1 dollar out of every will be dedicated to opening recreation centers. last year and a quarter of a million visited and those dollars are going to open recreation centers for the city of atlanta. we will have action, not words. [applause] turner broadcasting has laid out a challenge that is appropriate. for other businesses that drive in atlanta to contribute to making sure our young people have the opportunities that they need to go as high as their intellect and their hard work will take them. this value brings me to my third area of responsibility, the responsibility to our future. we are a city with one of the youngest populations in the nation. where opportunity is limited only by our imagination. we must take responsibility for that future by creating opportu

how serious it is, how large a debt it is, and how dramatically it could affect the future of our clint in the long-term and the not too distant future as well. i said, let me give you a starting point to think about that. how much is a $1 trillion? you know, the economic stimulus package, $1 trillion. chaching. the budget deficit, the $3.6 trillion spending at the beginning of the year, they projected $4.2 trillion in revenue, a $137b92 trillion deficit. we know, we're several month into that year, it's even greater than $1.2 trillion. but over $1 trillion. the health care bill, the monstrosity that brought people out to the polls in massachusetts last week. $1.1 trillion, according to the speaker's budget projections. in the senate, $800 billion. we all know when off bill that has 10 years' worth of taxes to pay for it and only six years of benefits that you're using smoke and mirrors and it costs way more than $800 billion over a full 10 years of benefit. most economists say over $2 trillion over 10 years to pay for either the house or senate health care reform bill. so how much is $

we didn't wite it as a potential benefit, but i hope that it is -- our clint's discourse has become tooartisan. we hope that people will think about politics in a different way, more about the drama and about -- and trying to drain it from the pure partisanship that dominates a lot of your calls and a lot of our discourse. host: on mccain's stratji approach to his campaign you write this -- r was listening, that was the campaign. the rest was noise. guest: it is a very early part of the book, talking about how mccain in the early planning stages of the campaign -- you had an operation where all the people around him looked back at his 2000 campaign, where he ran as many gay, outsider campaign, and -- he ran this renegade, outsider campaign, and they lost. they said, "we should build on the bush model, raise a ton of money, have a huge operation across the country, the formidable and scare everybody else away." a problem with that is that mccain is psychologically well- suited to that kind of campaign, and as the organization built itself that way, his attitude was, why do i need all thi

i couldn't believe it when i read it and i called clint and i said i can't believe this stor ther fog. as hand th wad thint make no e. leas pre, it kes teso me repomandout th of e taint rugby team. francois is a pretty big guy. how did you get ady ay >>gr world obly t th beey so >> sou i i am gs d, spiroem. epor lm'stitle us rto aem t mandela used as a sou inspn anngthg near i because the country didn't fall into civil waby l e tionhould have and it's a decision that every single person in that country made. >>> still to come he's a big and bad offensive lineman in the nfl but what are his keys to success off the field? >>> take a look at san francisco 49er eric heitmann and you'd never know that off the field he's a pianoman. here's comcast sportsnet's bay area's brody brazil to show us. >> reporter: this is the side of eric heitmann people know, an offensive lineman for the 49ers since 2002. and this is the side most would never expect, at 6' 3 315 pounds he's got the frame of a football behemoth with the hands of a beethoven. >> my mom made me take lessons about 10, 11 years growin