although a mediocre student at west point, comma -an opening h. although a mediocre student at west point, comma -- biography, an opening homeric phrase. although a mediocre student at west point, comma -an opening h. although a mediocre student at west point, comma -- more than ten years ago i was working here during the time of what we called the court case. and we were preparing ourselves for the admission of women into the corps. and we sought counsel from just about everyone, except from the federal academies with whom we were forbidden to talk because of the strictures of the case. united states versus virginia. my wife and i found ourselves partly as a consequence, at the french national military academy where we were permitted to hold parly. and the general commanding reminded us at the french academy, every cadet has a horse. we asked him why? he said because it teaches them courage. it teaches them responsibility. it teaches them always to be aware of how their own actions, all of their actions, not only their words, may guide for good o

each comma, totaling approximately 100 hours. and if the cleric or chair mcdonnell, if either of you have additional statistics, i think i got what i have with this one change appended but i have missed something in all of the e-mails -- i might have missed something in all of the e-mails. then the language with respect to -- the elections department or the elections commission i think that was already cleaned up. moving on to page five. so this is where the -- this is where the discussion of the community outreach activities was incorporated and i believe as member melara said. if you want to continue what you're describing before, member melara, this is the section in which she attempted to synthesize and summarize the multiple descriptions that a couple of task force members submitted. on this topic. any questions? ok. keep going. so the budget paragraph, first full paragraph on page 5, i believe vice chair lam drafted and also this incorporates language, i believe, from member mondejar about the community advertisements, comm

why would they say mubarak was dead and then say he was in a comma? why would they lie about it? >> maybe something happened so he could be pulled out of that prison and sent back to the military hospital where he had been for a number of months up until his trial where the conditions are much better. >> jon: aaah. so this is all just a big con to get mubarak a nicer hospital room. oh, what's wrong, hosni? semiprivate not good enough for you? your can roommate tooy? i don't think so! ( laughter ) no, i know a lot about egypt. mummies are apparently everywhere. one way or another, the time of dictatorship and egypt done. here's the new reality-- >> egyptians turned out in huge numbers today to vote in parliamentary elections starting today, the first since hosni mubarak was toppled last february. >> i gotta tell you, watching people get their first taste of freedom never gets old. >> islamist parties have won a majority of seats in the first round of egypt's parliamentary elections, the muslim brotherhood partyarchs peers to be one of the major winners. >> they are vehemently anti

it's the end result of three weeks induced comma following an accident she remembers nothing about. >> i'm disappointed for myself for the choice i made. i'm normally not like that. it was just -- it was stupid decision that we made too fast. >> hannah also wants to persuade young people from making the same mistake she did. she's become an advocate for car and road safety. >> another trend, look at these recent productions. kids ingesting hand sanitizer. it's not nasty tasting too much can actually be toxic. especially now when there's some older kids are doing, mixed with salt for a chemical reaction that produced high-proof alcohol. >> we have patients coming into the emergency department with these kinds of symptoms, slurred speech, lack of balance, changes in their mental state. >> one video result in thousands of immate tors. it's what we mean by copy cat. >> you feel more special if you think other people are seeing it. some people feel that way. i think it's a very natural human drive for recognition. >> so what? the so what is the kids, particularly in that early adolescent a

desperate to find more energy and focus under the content comma demands, they raid their kid's prescription bottles. with the details of what comes next, here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: this is the story of how one day, a mother of four on a quiet block in minneapolis made an impulsive decision, one that took this mom to darker places than she ever imagined possible. >> i grew up in a house where my mom was very neat and everything was really clean and beautiful dinners every night and that didn't come naturally for me. >> reporter: drowning in the daily drudgery of dinner, dishes and laundry, betsy degree was thrown was seemed like a lifeline. one of her children was diagnosed with attention deficit disorder and prescribed the drug adderall. you were sitting here one day, thinking, this place is a mess, i have to clean it -- >> those bottles, like, almost, like, blinked at me all the time, like, they were calling me. >> reporter: one day, betsy took one. stole one, really, from her own children. >> it was immediate. i was able to get the stuff done around the house. i cooked the dinn

the first sentence on paragraph 18, the second clause, but as she new, comma, there's no foundation and it's speculation. i don't have any objection to the remainder of the sentence. just my second objection is kind of along those lines. the very next sentence online 12 to line 13 beginning with the word "since" and ending with attorney". it's speculation. there's no foundation. do you want to take that up first and then i can continue or should i just lay them all out? mr. keith any objection to those two? >> yeah, i think that ms. madison certainly has foundation to discuss what a friend knows about her because she has a relationship with that friend and has given her friend that information in the course of her relationship. and certainly a person is capable of saying that somebody who they know for a long type, oh, they know that i am this and that i'm not this, it comes with knowing somebody. it is something that's within ms. madison's personal knowledge. >> that very well may be through but i don't see anything that establishes that foundation. had she said, i had told her we had

third paragraph that begins "to accomplish" the end of that sentence after the word "each" just add a comma. >> i'm totally slow today. tubs third paragraph "-- >> no, that's not the third. the end of that sentence. approximately two to five hours each, totaling approximately 100 hours. >> and i would just suggest we change the five to seven and a half. >> thank you. >> we broke the record. >> that was the 1:00 a.m. thank you. ms. lam, anything else? >> no. >> thank you. anyone else? description. >> sorry. i was just going to add -- i thought it was appropriate to add at the end of that same paragraph, to accomplish these tasks, all public comment can be found in the public file located in the department of election. >> any objection? ok. anyone else in this section? >> yes, please. >> the text varies considerably at the bottom of page 4 through page 5. at the bottom of page 4 there are instances where the task force is one word. can we separate those? and there are actually three par graphs at the bottom of page 4. the first paragraph that starts on 5 and the paragraph on 5 that's "in deci

not that violent i mean i'm not trying to be a bit of a comma here but it was it was just it was sanitized it happened so quickly i was expecting something a little bit more drastic it didn't happen. i have to disagree with some why cohorts on the table i've got a very and i grew up with a winchester thirty thirty in my house but i think when you see it actually it a human being and you watch them move to some extent that well it was fine and i didn't find it to be clinical at all. it was very clean. very humane and. you know if you see a movie that when somebody gets shot you see a ladder all over the place and this wasn't where you could just see a little pool of blood by step afterwards. and. like i say i feel sorry for them but i do think he owes me an apology. and i never did get it. he could have written me a letter and. he could have asked to talk to me on the phone before this and i would have talked to him. i guess it was the person to stop me from going out and saying them. i mean i want to talk to him face to face i'd rather do that than have somebody on the telephone i think i

hence the, although a mediocre student at west point, comma, phrase. incidentally, grant at west point was an average student. just before his first class year he was promoted to the grade of cadette sergeant. as he noted in his memoirs, quote, "it was too much for me" and he fell back to the ranks of cadet privates. like many cadets, he didn't work very hard. but he tells us in an interesting aside, i found myself reading novels. unusual thing to admit you were doing in the 1840s. he says not novels of a trashy sort, but works by james cooper and bowart linton and men of that stamp. if you will endure one last anecdote, you know the story about james fen more cooper and his wife. james cooper was a lawyer by training living in upstate new york he married a beautiful young girl, the young girl said to cooper, just before the wedding, each month she receives four novels from london. and i read them before deciding you that they're appropriate for her to see. and i hope you, after you are married, will perform the same office. cooper said, yes, sir, i ce

responsibility for the debts of others when it's now a top business news that a publisher a doctor i comma join me live there in have over now the chancellor angela merkel she's met with the french president on hand ahead of thursday's summit can we expect much opposition from paris to berlin now that merkel's outline because our cause is no longer in power. yes we. used to hold. all the. pieces one to one inflation and they want inflation because of the europeans and the us mr. join the group of european countries and trying to force mrs merrill to glory. and she would agree to war inflation with more money. but we need to do more. combined the war. and all the country is putting a lot of pressure on the angela merkel isn't it she said there was no quick fix for the euro zone once again rejecting the idea of joint boring how low income in the pose the the so-called euro bonds everyone else is considering being the only way out of the crisis she can as long as she was the only problem is whether she wants it because she said good news for. the country would be staged and this will be one o

has been quizzed by reporters yesterday of commas that he made to the beginning of july that okays might need to in larger production and he said maybe there was a need for group production and this is creating downside pressure on the brands and the euro is regaining some of the positions it's hovering around the one point two five mark versus the dollar as investors assess the risks that could arise a following of this or that outcome of the greek elections on sunday the seventh of june. that's the way the markets look at us out here all right thanks for that and just a few minutes later julian assange show on air right here today about whether or not it's possible to keep anything secret in the world of modern communications straight off for the better the headlines for you in three minutes time. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact all six before the source material is what helps keep journalism honest reluctant. we want to present. something else. on. the limb is. just simply. couldn't take three. three. three. three. three. three blown

own policy environment but also areas which weren't used by the solutions the so-called inverted commas solutions that the european union has been putting forward as a result of that you're completely correct the only thing that greece has the only feasible exit greece has right now is some sort of a default the only question then becomes what type of a default and there are three types of default that you can think about one of those is greece defaulting on its own with no support from the euro zone that's the worst case scenario worst destruction possible the other one is kind of the you know much more benign whereby greece for example defaults with the support of the eurozone but that support is given in the form of new debt as the type of the destruction that we have seen from the end of the last year the beginning of this here we know that doesn't work so the only thing which we can imagine is the greece gets a fix for the marshall aid style clown in order to write down use the fountain from the euro zone to write down existence that's outright and that doesn't carry if you want to

they're in solving this comma but the two nations are also divided over who should be involved in finding a solution to the syrian crisis what more can you tell us valve up. well it's a really interesting sort of situation i mean we you know to one on one hand if you're getting together world powers to sort of discuss the future of syria all of the key regional player should be involved while the u.s. taking position has been no iran at the talks they do not want the iranians to be present the arabians are of course key allies of the syrian government kofi annan himself has said that the iranians must be present at these talks and yet this was a sticking point and as a result iran is not included saudi arabia is. also not included and it really sort of. brings some questions about whether any sort of agreement is really possible if the key regional players who you know whose daily lives and geopolitical interests depend on what comes out of syria and depend on a stable syria are not involved it's a it's a difficult situation really all right lisa thanks very much indeed for bringing us th

newspaper website trying to force that newspaper the idaho spokesman review to not only turn over the comma commentators information but also to turn over the information on people who left comments on the article talk a little bit about this and i think that goes along the lines of what you said about people need to have a thicker skin but what's the reaction here. well it's chilling it should scare anyone who cares about freedoms but we've seen this before in america let's not forget all the court battles that oprah winfrey had to go through just because she said she didn't like hamburger and that's the reason we have dr phil around today is that court case so every so often there are politicians who abuse their power to protect their little feelings or the feelings of some powerful interest group by shutting down people's ability to communicate but in the long run it never works where you think about one of the people that honest us interviewed in her piece you know said something smart he said it because people can remain anonymous on the internet it helps them remain honest i mean how

it's the end result of three weeks induced comma following an accident she remembers nothing about. >> i'm disappointed for myself for the choice i made. i'm normally not like that. it was just -- it was stupid decision that we made too fast. >> hannah also wants to persuade young people from making the same mistake she did. she's become an advocate for car and road safety. >> another trend, look at these recent productions. kids ingesting hand sanitizer. it's not nasty tasting too much can actually be toxic. especially now when there's some older kids are doing, mixed with salt for a chemical reaction that produced high-proof alcohol. >> we have patients coming into the emergency department with these kinds of symptoms, slurred speech, lack of balance, changes in their mental state. >> one video result in thousands of immate tors. it's what we mean by copy cat. >> you feel more special if you think other people are seeing it. some people feel that way. i think it's a very natural human drive for recognition. >> so what? the so what is the kids, particularly in that early adolescent a

. >> every word before the comma actually spells out the message. >> although the cat and mouse gamewill likely continue, prison officials are confident their efforts have prevented numerous gang-related crimes. >> we often hear about those few circumstances that do get out there, where someone gets killed but what we never take in account are the countless number of people who have been saved because the communication has been stopped. >>> up next -- >> it's all a bunch of betrayals and lies. >> -- ending a lifetime of violence. >>> in recent years, one of the top priorities of pelican bay officials has been to encourage gang members to flip, that is, give up their ties to gangs and leave the shu. for those inmates brave enough to make that choose, the transitional housing unit or thu is where they take the first step. epi cortina is one of the success stories. >> i've been basically pelican bay-raised, going up here 14 years. >> core tina was once a prominent leader of nuestra familia and housed in the security unit. >> i was doing 16 to life and i knew if i was continuing the way

know every word that went into it, every comma, exclamation point and question mark. i went over the pictures carefully and i chose the design on the book and it took many, many months -- years on the part of a lot of people. c-span: explain what this design is. >> guest: that design shows the eagle. and it's all on marbled paper. it's an excellent, exquisitely bound book. the title is very simple. "the senate: 1789-1989." c-span: can the general public buy this? >> guest: the general public can buy it from the government printing office. the government printing offices has outlets all over this country. they can buy it at a cost of $55 per copy. they send their check to the superintendent of documents the government printing office and they'll get the book. let me hasten to say that i make no royalties. i get no benefits from the book. i would like to see it sell because i want the contents of that book to become known around this country. i want the senate of the united states to be better appreciated than what it is. not only by the people on the outside but the pe

they start to form hooks and commas thin storm. that is an indication that the storms are starting to wraparound and we start to see as they change direction in the atmosphere, and that was the spin that gave the storms that we had problems with last night. that, that -- that tornado signature. that's what we we're watching throughout the evening. some areas hit hardest, we're getting the totals in. bwi, 3/4 of an inch of rain. we're starting to put the numbers together for you and start to have more of the totals. of course, a lot of you don't have to be told that you had a lot of rain, but we will give you the officials numbers here soon. pictures from the viewers who sent those things in throughout the evening. don, impressive and scarry to think that notch can do this age short time, but we got through it and now the cleanup. >> last night was scary. it was. >>> all right. still ahead on eyewitness news saturday morning -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. [ clang ] my house is where plan

there's this big comma shape of wet weather and it will bring a lot of rain for new england. 2 to 4 inches of rain for boston, augusta, maine, vermont. gusty winds combine with the same system that also pushed through the area around north carolina and pennsylvania with tornadic activity yesterday. on the other side of the coin, there is going to be wet weather around the pacific northwest but this is damp and gray. you know what, cloudy, temperatures in the 60s. a little below where you should be this time of the year. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >>> i will tell you, places like las vegas today, 105 smoking hot degrees. anthony over to you. >> 105 already. >> ouch. >>> all of great britain and much of its former empire is celebrating queen elizabeth today, marking her 60 years on the throne with four days of street parts, concerts and flotillas. >> in the thick of that celebration, just outside buckingham palace is our own erica hill. cheerio, erica. >> cheerio. it's definitely not 105, a little chillier. we have a gre

group against the rest, because i know the helmets to hard hats program at least in my state has been comma successful and when i walked out of here i met with the labor unions about what they are doing. >> and that's great and good. but let's not stand in the way of -- if you're an electrician in the army and you come out, you've been in the army 25 years, you're not going to go to detroit and start as a journeyman electrician, but that's what the union wants you to do you're going to right to work states and not start at $9 an hour and work your way up through bureaucracy. that's rude reality. i come from real school, i'm sorry. >> thank you. as it continues, we're using the vehicle as a service. reent integration strategy for veterans and finding it's leading to employment and continued education. currently, madam chairman, as you asked, we're not receiving any federal funding to do that. i believe the g.i. bill represents an opportunity to expand what we arow vet troops focus that funding on and to choose the training or education program that they want to use as a vehicle to further em

you can always put a comma in a different place. they wanted to make this as perfect as they could. and there was a time when we just had to say, okay, we're done. and they got it done. i am very moved at their dedication. mr. president, i know that my staff at e.p.w. for three days, the top staff that i read here, if they got four or five hours of sleep, they got a lot of they were running on empty. and i tell them that their names will forever be in this record, and people that they don't know will flourish because of their work o. when we start hiring people do this infrastructure work. i want to thank my dear colleagues, jay rockefeller, max baucus, tim johnson. no way could i have done it without them. and i also want to pay tribute to mary landrieu, who is on the floor today. mary landrieu, senator landrieu and her state, they've gone through so many traumas, so ma many, with hurricanes and all the attendant problems, and the b.p. oil spill, which put such terrible damage -- which meant so much terrible damage to her state and the other gulf states, environmental damage, comme

that every dogen and, -- dot and comma of the proposal is necessarily right, but i do think the broad picture is similar to where i would be at the moment. >> thank you. there was a longer interview with mr. andrew marr. there is one point i would like to deal with. at the bottom of 06609, mr. marr's question suggested that he may have been warned off the line you're taking by colleagues within the labour party. i wasn't quite sure what your answer was to that's question. were you warned privately this was something you should not be doing? >> no, that is that really my recollection. certainly, is the case that what i did was controversial. as it happened, i gave the interview and then i went to the shadow cabinet. it was pretty clear, i would say there's almost universal support of the shadow cabinet that this was at this stage where the opposition really needed to be significantly strengthened and hardened up. i think there was broad support for what i was doing. >> mr. miliband, we have a break for the shorthand writer. will just take back. >> i owe you an apology. i mentioned befo