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amani said -- comb amani was very intelligent man and realized that you can't push these women back home. >> now this governance is based on islamic law, correct? >> that is what they say, yes. it is based on what they call the sheri ya -- law. >> this situation obtained today with some relaxation because of the reformers, the protesters? >> yes. because of the resistance. i want to emphasize because sometimes we reduce them just to a bunch of political elite. it was people resisting for 20 something years. i was in iran young girls would be taken to jail and nothinged because they were -- wore lipstick but they come into the sticks and they wear their lipstick and walk hand in hand with their boyfriends they get taken to jail again. the regime realized they can put a few in jail but what are they going to do with the population? >> are you still getting horror stories out of tehran? >> right now horror stories are concentrated around the way the vigilantes and guards are treating the protesters. there is news of beating them up with knives, with chains, throwing them down the windo

comb n's decision to cut -- comb n's decision to cut funding to -- komen's decision to cut funding tolanned parenthood. >>> our state comptroller taking financial responsibility to the students in maryland. those stories ahead. thanks for joining us. i am megan pringle. >>

and he said the reason unfashionably somewhat combed his head backwards -- combed his hair backwards was because he had a big star from that early fall. and you can -- by looking at his bibliography, you can see my success, and you can see the first book or the book he should do after the memoirs was a book on his early life and i was inspired by president carter's book about growing up in christmas in plains. i thought to tell the nixon story in yorba linda in whittier, and orange county in the time that he went away in the paper for herman perry. and his political career. it's important, formative, charming and interesting. and -- three to go? good lord. and i'm sort of out of things to say. >> did you want to comment on irvs? well, irv, first of all, it's great news that the second volume is going to be published and sooner than later. the first irv was a scholar, an impeccable researcher and i think remarkable fair minded in terms of his judgment so he's a triple threat and he's a great contribution to nixon literature and his storiography. irv has gone back and actually gone bac

. >> why did they take my hair comb? >> do what? >> why did they take my hair comb? >> there wasn't a number on it. >> it's like being buried alive. the little i do got, i want to hold on to. they don't care nothing about me. i'm just another body. i'm job security to them. they hate me. i speak out. i ain't timid. i ain't passive. that's right. >>> up next -- >> ask you one more time and that's it. >> violence erupts inside riverbend forcing the response team to move in. >> face down. >>> at the riverbend maximum security institution in tennessee, the inmates outnumber the officers almost four to one. >> i appreciate the job you're doing. continue to do. you make me proud every day that i'm -- i come into work. >> we have a correctional officer force here that i consider them to be second to none. this job is very demanding and the awards are small at times. >> being locked up 24 hours a day creates a hopeless atmosphere for the inmate. at times it's very combative. the fact that they feel like it's a hopeless situation for them. >> officer robert moseley managed to

people in that room had been combing their hair for hundreds of years and it had been landing on the floor. and then new floors are built on top of that and new floors and i ran my hand across, just barely across, the front of this and i could feel the hair of people who had been there and i was there with a navajo guy that i know who just was creeped out by this. because there's a certain heavy taboo in navaho culture about death and he said after we left this cliff dwelling, he said, i need a ceremony. too much death. you can't touch that much death, he said. but i'm from a different culture where we roll around in death, where we fill museums with death. this skull is from about a 5-year-old. and i found it because i thought it was a goerd. i saw the back side of it and it still had scalp on it and i thought, oh, a whole goerd. i reached down and picked it up and turned it around and had this face looking at me, which is a very odd thing. maybe i need a ceremony. these routes that i am following have led me all over the place. the one i am about to tell you about didn't actually o

comb n's facebook page lit up with people angry over the decision to cut money to planned parenthood money used for breast exams. komen is under fire. the group raised close to $2 billion in the fight against breast cancer but many are saying they won't donate to the group anymore. they claim komen buckled under pressure from antiabortion activists. planned parenthood has been under scrutiny over how it provides abortion services. comb n de. >> it's politics -- komen denies politics played a part in the decision but the president of planned parenthood disagrees. >> i think really what this is a result of is thissingly and aggressive campaign by right wing tourings bullity komen found -- wing organizations to bully komen foundation. >> reporter: we have a link to this and we have the story in the slide show. several of you have been commenting in the last few hours. joe writes in i am more likely to give to planned parenthood. but of course there are those people who are against what susan g komen has done. if you go to their official facebook fan page it's lighting up. in the last fe

. >> why did they take my hair comb? >> do what? >> why did they take my hair comb?>> there wasn't a number on it. >> it's like being buried alive. the little i do got, i want to hold on to. they don't care nothing about me. i'm just another body. i'm job security to them. they hate me. i speak out. i ain't timid. i ain't passive. that's right. >>> up next -- >> ask you one more time and yrz thatìrá. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. if they'd booked with travelocity, they could be paying less for the same room. ♪ nnnnnooooo... ooooo... ooooo... [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. if you find a lower rate, we'll match it, plus give you $50 off your next booking. from the price to the room to the trip. you'll never roam alone. your finances can't manage themselves. but that doesn't mean they won't try. bring all your finances together with the help of the one person who can. a certified financial planner professional. cfp. let's make a plan. >>> at the riverbend maximum securit

and gracie ju-jitsu's going to help us when we get into a fight with a combative subject. it's going to at least allow us to subdue him until our back-up gets there, and allows him to get the upper hand, and that way we don't have, we don't get hurt and we go home safe at the end of the day. >>ju-jitsu is designed for real situations, not for sport, not for tournament. the style of gracie ju-jitsu that we teach is designed for the street. and statistics demonstrate that most real street fights end up on the floor. now let me make this very clear - the last place that a law enforcement officer wants to be is rolling on the ground with somebody. (vo)after a two-hour ju-jitsu training session, gonzo is ready to hit the streets. he's currently with a unit called miami dade's rid department - short for robbery intervention detail. >>today we're in the back of the north side district. we're going to be working a rid operation here. it's always been a challenging district, as far as high crime's concerned, violent crimes are committed here, homicides, robbery, and we'll deploy th

i started in chaco canyon and walked north up to mesa verde, around to comb ridge in utah, down into the hopi mesa, across the mugion rim, to mexico and then into the sierra madre, following people, following routes. because everything in the desert leaves a route that leads you somewhere. everything out there is a story. and that's what i'm following, these stories, looking for ways, looking for grains of sand out of place, looking for stories out in the middle of nowhere. i can open this up for questions if anybody has any questions. . >> i was wondering if they had any sort of metal or did they use hardened rocks of some sort to shape their stones? . >> most of what they did was stone. metallurgy was just starting to move up into northern chijuajua at that time and they were working with copper. that was just ornamental, so there was no metal going on at all other than imported bells. >> and the shells, they went down to cortez -- not lake -- the cortez sea to get, was that mostly hard or brittle? . >> it was hard but not tool hard. the colorado plateau is covered with chert, a gl

. >> the fbi combed through a house where he would meet with agents. agents took hundreds of shoe boxes, his vest actually contains an inoperable gun and he had been under surveillance more than a year. >> and mountain view based google is scrambling to undo tracking used to collect information from phone shallly millions of iphones and mac users. this is a complex privacy issue. we're live with more on this. >> google track you in order to deliver ads taylored to your interest. who will get in and set cookies? a graduate student made the discovery that was verified by the "wall street journal". >> this is a given ads show up on the internet. it's the price for free content. but google took advantage of users of the apple safari browser used by millions of people. it sent out a cookie to see if a user was logged into a google site. so it customized ads that appear. google won't talk on camera but said, quote, information passing between users and servers was anonymous. however, the browser contains functionality that's then enables other cookies to be

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he won three big combs. three. i want to make a point.about romney because everybody says romney is hurt. i feel bad for mitt romney. did you ever see the brady bunch episode where marcia is asked to the prom by the quarterback and breaks her nose and he dumps her because he doesn't want to take her to the prom because he is has a broken nose. who steps? charlie, her best friend and takes her to prom. he was there for her. mitt romney is charlie. the quarterback is obama. marcia is america. >> bob: greg, where all that -- your mind, where it goes, and how this stuff comes out is -- >> dana: i think most americans understood that. >> bob: i'm sure they did. >> greg: romney is sitting here watching everybody pick the other guy. he is going to be -- >> bob: now i get it. >> andrea: i like the carnival analogy. you can win all the small toys like santorum, even though romney has the big bear and the other goldfish toss, and all the other stadiums, people will be scared of rick santorum because he is winning little bears. >> bob: look at what

. >> i am not going to comb over that question. good, right? >> not really. and you can't make hair jokes with that hair. i'm sorry, but that is a 12-year-old's hair. 245* is like he has no part. he has a hair line down to his eyebrows, jay. seriously, the classest endorsement you have ever seen. trump is always classy. >> he was a little square in the auditorium, but i don't think it will matter either way. he will not get any votes from it. there is nobody waiting for the trump endorsement to support mitt romney. it will just take him out of yesterday's news which was when he mentioned he -- he didn't like poor people. but i have a theory about this. i don't know if it has been said on your program or if anyone said it -- >> well, if you watched "red eye" regularly you would know that answer. >> i believe this subject was tenderized on yesterday's show. but i would like to add to it that i think it was not a gasp to say he doesn't care about poor people, it was intentional. >> why? >> he needs to get his message out. think about it as a political strategist

moments after the attack.you can see security personnel combing the area.. and towing away damaged vehicles. the taliban quickly claimed responsibility for the attack as revenge for the koran burning at an american military base.it's just the latest in a string of anti- western fury that has overtaken the country ince the incident. this morning... a northeast baltimore family is mourning the death of an army national guardsman.... robert marchanti. reports suggest the 48 year old's death may be related to similar unrest in afgahnastan's capital city oo kabul. joel d. smith is live in carney now, with more on how this fallen solidier...... lived. good morning joel. good morning patrice... this is carrey elementeary school, the last of many schools where robert marchanti ttught phys ed to students in baltimore county. no doubt he left an impression on hundreds of young people in this area....... we talked someone else who has an even deeperrconnection to him, his only daughter the family was notified of his weekend.... they are not reveeling details about how

volunteers spent more than six hours yesterday combing through a huge pile of paper.ne sheet at a time. investigators say powell made a trip to that landfill just before he set his house on fire last week, killing his two young sons then himself. the volunteers say they were told to look at everything closely. >> names, addresses, anything that had from utah, anything that would make a connection of some sort. >> detectives did leave with a box full of items but it is not clear how they will factor into that investigation. >>> here a sentencing hearing begins today for a maryland inmate who could be executed for killing a correctional officer,ly was convicted of killing him at the house of correction in jessup. he will choose today whether a judge or jury will decide fate. >>> city police are looking for who is responsible for a fatal shooting in baltimore. kendal state especially was found with multiple gunshot wiewntds, right now no arrests have been made. >>> in annapolis said lawmakers resume debate on a plan to allow same sex couples to mary here. wjz and andrea

the jury went through the case with a fine tooth comb and came up with the best burdick, considering the evidence. >> all that any lawyer wants to know the jury's going to pay attention to what you're saying and think about and not just come to an eerie -- a knee-jerk response. clearly, they came up with a bubble response. >> the judge will hold a hearing in april and there's a possibility, given the sentencing guidelines, the present time could be lowered, pleasing the defense. >> the judge will impose whatever portion of the sentence he wants. my guess is he will impose the 26 years or something close to it. then george huguely and his lawyers could decide how that would go. >> attorneys never mentioned the word appeal. we will certainly learn much more and april. >> risky college behavior involving alcohol level to call it -- all too common around the country has spotlighted in the george huguely murder trial. drinking and partying can take a devastating toll on young lives. let's go live to johns hopkins university for more on the part of the story. >> drinking among college stud

there are investigators on scene still combing over these cars. these cars have been left where they were at 5:00 this evening. this is video i shot earlier in the evening. you can see the bullet hole right here in the suspect's car where police shot at him. the officers followed -- followed the suspect and tried to apprehend him. other officers following the suspect, that is when they opened fire shooting the suspect. now, both the suspect and the officer were taken to local hospitals. >> at this intersection, center and grove in castro valley, we decided to take that suspect into custody. during that time the suspect backed his vehicle which pinned a berkeley police officer between the suspect vehicle and the unmarked berkeley car. >> reporter: what you are looking at right here live is a camera that's been taking 360- degree photos of this crime scene. investigators say that that camera is very important to helping them piece together exactly what happened here as to whether the suspect was armed, police say he was search whnd he went to the ho

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authorities say he became combative and ran into his truck and tried to drive away with officers in frontm. he crashed after being shot in torso and now being treated. >> in the lead up to the votes, the country's financial is still with mass rioting. >> chaos on the streets of athens. at least ten buildings went up into flames in a mass protest. riot police fired the tier gas at protesters. several people had been injured. police formed a perimeter to keep the crowd from rushing the building. inside the law makers debated measures necessary for a bail out from the european union. in exchange the greek government would have to cut wage and eliminate thousands of civil service jobs. prime minister acknowledged the painful sacrifices and warned people without a bail out the country faces an explosion. >> these people are exhausted and we have to bring some measures in which mean more development and measures which will answer the problem of today. >> reporter: one lawmaker described the situation of a choice between bad and worse. wjz eyewitness news. >> also greece's membership in the euro

i miss her combing my hair and the way she'd tuck me in at night, the lullaby she wrote.ed. i even sang it to you when you were little. ♪ go to sleep, the stars are shining brightly. ♪ ♪ go to sleep ♪ the moon is on the rise... ♪ maybe i... remember the lullaby. could i have a hug, please? have a terrific life in san francisco. thanks. i'll give it a shot. put those in the back of the truck. pack it gently. bye. bye-bye. you take care of her. drive slowly. take care! so... are you excited about going back to san francisco? yes. can i ask you something personal? sure, go ahead. why didn't you and my father talk for so many years? what happened? your father never told you? are you sure you want to know? yes. well... when we were young and both living in boston, your father and i had a lot of friends in common. when the korean war broke out, i got drafted, but before i left, i asked patrick to keep an eye on my new girlfriend and your father said he would... and he did. you know, absence doesn't make the heart grow fonder. i got a letter from each of them saying they had fal

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scott smith described the dig site their they are going through on their hands and knees and combinging the large bones and shoes and other items that they found in there. it's a horrible scene t makes you want to cry. >> reporter: death

it was said they had a combative relationship that yeardley love from being intoxicated and suffocating in a pillow, and they had women sobbing. the attorney chapman said he would present an email that contained a threat on her life. the medical examiner said she died of blunt force trauma and had a massive injuries and that the dna of huguely was spent indicating a fight. this case has captivated the uva community. >> i am just watching with interest as we all are and i just hope justice is served three >> while the mother and sister testified, it was caitlin whiteley his testimony was the most graphic. she found yeardley love, face down in the pillow, and she said there was blood and that she was not moving. "i called 911." it appears the prosecutor is moving in a chronological order. they had caitlin whiteley and another man, and on the stand a police officer who responded to that 911 call. reporting live in charlottesville, va., gail pennybacker, live abc7 news. >> it is described as the worst case of animal cruelty they have ever seen. they found a wooded spitball wondering -- a wo

unstable merely two dozen searcher was dogs are helping with the excavation and they've dug up 45 feet, combing through 30 piles of dirt and there were shoes, clothing and jewelry. locals long suspected bodies were buried here, waits a popular hangout for kids then, including this case of convicted killers. >> they like that spot. it's clear to both sides of the road, they can sfee police were coming. >> sacramento bounty hunter leonard padilla paid 33,000ses today sherman tin for information to then drew maps on where bodies are buried. padilla is surprised searchers found anything. >> in this well i don't know there is anymore than a couple. i do believe in the other well there is as many as a dozen. >> he confronted herz yog, parole aid year ago. herz yog committed suicide just hours after being told his partner in crime was telling authorities where bodies are buried e shermantin says he should be searching the family property where they still live. >> there is a lot of wells they should dig up in this area. >> and there is another site identified preliminarily as belonging to a 23-year-old

they are still combing the scene for evidence and will continue updating you as we get information. >>> troops burn volumes of the koran and other military base parking outrage among afghans who believe the troops don't respect their religion. >> more than 2000 afghans chanted, death to america. >>> they held up and partially burned copies of the koran, blaming nato troops were throwing the books away. >> i promise you that this was not intentional in any way. >> afghan is working on the base pulled to burning books from the flames. apparently the volumes were taken out of the jail library. >> us helicopters to fire through the crowd, but they cannot bring piece. >> nato troops plan to stay in afghanistan until 2014. >> amassed on wall street as the dow hits the magic 13,000 level. investors drove the dow jones industrial and the first time for the financial crisis in may 2008. but, they did finish up 15 points closing at 966. they gained about the point and the nasdaq dropped three. >> mardi gras is here and more than 1 million people are in mardi gras. here's the look at bourbon str

food is an unholy slurry of vanilla and fudge-covered potato chip clusters i assume painstakingly combed out of jerry's beard after lunch. it breaks my heart to think of children forced to eat jimmy's swill, especially when they're crying out for a taste of my ben & jerry's ice cream flavor, stephen colbert's americone dream ( cheers and applause ) a satisfying blend of vanilla ice cream, caramel, and funnel-covered waffle cone pieces. oh, yes. that's the sound of freedom going mmm! ( laughter ) folks regular viewers of the folks know that beginning last march, i loved jimmy fallon. we were best friends forever for six months. but then those six months ended in september, and we became eternal enemies for six months. so now i hate him. i have no idea what will happen in the next six months because i don't know any other emotions. now, i was perfectly happy to hate jimmy in seething, mercless silence, but last october, jimmy raised the stakes by somehow getting ben & jerry's to come on his show and say this -- >> the big issue everyone is talking about is i'm out-selling stephen colbert's

searchers combed the powell's utah neighborhood, even isolated desert areas, hoping e ining fi trace of the 28-year-old mother. her husband's family told investigators and press that susan may have run off with another man, but her family called those accusations ludicrous, saying she'd never leave her children. last september, josh powell's father steven was arrested on several charges, including voyeurism and child pornography. following that arrest, custody of the powell children, who had been living in the same house, was given to susan's parents. just days ago, a judge denied josh powell's attempt to regain custody of the children. now a tragic end with no real answers and a community and family in mourning. frances kuo, nbc news. >>> well, now here's a look at other stories making news today early today in america. it's hard to believe no one was seriously hurt after a small plane crashed into a montana home. three people were aboard. witnesses say the plane hit some trees before slamming into the house. the homeowner was there at the time, but everyone walked away from the cra

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federal agents from the fbi, homeland security and customs comb they had apartment building where dennis bagwell is the property manager. newark police say he shot a customs agent before 6:00 this . >> this was an off duty incident. >> he waited for him to walk out of his home and fired five shots, seriously wounding the 61-year-old agent who works out of san francisco international airport. >> i never would have guessed he had a gun. >> residents in peaked -- piedmont say he took over in october. >> dennis was always helpful. anytime there was any issue you call him or text him and he is on it. >> bagwell had access to the entire 30-unit apartment so the federal agents scoured through the dumpsters and the parking lot before taking away several boxes of evidence. we do know that before bagwell ended up as a property manager he was an optometrist, seen in the middle teaching students at bay area op tau cal schools in union city. for 35 years he owned and operated a practice in redwood city and managed two laboratories. police had specific information to go looking for dennis bagwell whic