. >> constance said he had a knife. >> i thought i better get out of here. >> barney comes out, he's running, reaching into the car and pulls out the keys. >> i shut it off when i first got in there. he turned it back on. i shut it off again. he turned it back on. the third time i reached in and pulled the key out. >> he saw his wife was in trouble, he was like no, not on my watch. i'm going to get this guy. >> this carjacker totally messed with the wrong senior citizen. this guy is pretty tough. >> this guy was armed, too? >> with a knife. >> police say he thought they would be an easy target. >> with his age he felt they would offer little or no resistance. >> this man has seven grand kids, more than twice the age of christopher bowens, and he took this guy on. he saw his wife was in trouble and went to defend her. >> here's my hero. >>> this next video is like when a sweet, awesome college party goes wrong.th universi of otago in new zealand. the video was taken by tim falby. this is like an annual keg party. thousands of people out on the streets. this was back on march 24th. on

and it is about constancy and it is about -- patience and it is about listening and id is -- it is of but pretending to listen even when you can not listen anymore. >> thank you for letting me. that is my daughter in there! he has my daughter in there! no! no! stop! >> is the white house. you seriously think you can pick a fight with the white house and win? they will bury us. >> they will bury us if we don't. valerie, does it make the right if i shout louder than you? if i shout louder than you, am i right? if i am the white house and ninth shutout a million times louder than you, does that make me right? they lied. that is the truth. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >> for information of women and children and party at the skirball center, visit our website at pbs.org. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it is the cornerstone we all know. it is not just a street or boulevard, but a place where wal-mart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like y

two george constance a. although the apology was good -- >> that makes her a slut, right? that picture a prostitute. >> the words still alt texting. >> i think it is important that he apologize, but it does not make up for what he said. >> lost amid the controversy is the real issue whether fluke is right when she says a catholic college like georgetown should have to include birth control for students, even though birth control is something the church is against. the students said they should have to because there are female health reasons to take the pill outside of sex. ou>> there are numerous reasons egg roll it want to take birth control, other than because once to have sex. -- there are numerous reasons why a girl would want to take birth control, other than because she wants to have sex. >> it is not a far walk off campus to get birth control. >> students know when they come here that birth control is something the jesuits school does not cover and he does not think they should have to change. >> i would not want to force it. >> as for the georgetown law student, we

we have been celebrating his tenacity, resolve, constancy, and faith in this project. paul, i want to thank you for your vision and not giving up on this. i know you have taken a lot of heat from your colleagues, others who were outraged. i want to just say, hat's off to you and the elected family of san francisco. finally, to mayor lee. my department meetings were never found. i have to acknowledge that. i would never acknowledge that as mayor. ed reed was always the first one to come around. i do not know what it is about cars, but we were kindred spirits, reducing the size, increasing the efficiency. i am glad to hear that you have found this fund. thank you, mayor, for making me feel better about my role in this respect. [applause] >> our next guest has told everyone -- he still does not have a motor vehicle that he owns. i think that is still true, right? president of the board of supervisors, david chiu. [applause] >> good morning. so pleased to be part of an amount that will make other cities truly green with envy. i still do not own a car, i have to admit. i di

bourse the home side did come from some goals downs level matters late in the second period but constancy kearney is the winner on a power play for our porous midway through the third. aside from a cousin who will next play out on guard in the quarterfinals while it makes me think of worse salvage their series against cars outside their game with a life saving goal early in proper time. there's been disappointments for a russian olympic medal hopeful that's you know about the world championships athletes could only manage fourth place in the south lawn at the world indoor championships in some bowl with ukraine's not claiming gold ahead of britain's jessica ennis this safwan seen as an indicator for what minds unfold at the lympics but it was who started the better in the opening sixty metres hurdles with a blistering pace three opening up and a six point advantage over chernobyl the russian then bums out. the high jump at bug meter eighty four centimeters and despite the season's best in the shot off thirteen point nine meters journalist slip further down the field after a red flag in th

sensor both the longest track in the world for bumps they lose and scale it's a constancy of what's out of has more. located in the western caucasus sixty kilometers from the black sea resort of sochi the venue will host the blob's lee lucian and skeletal events for the twenty fourteen winter olympics the one thousand eight hundred forty meters it's the longest artificial track anywhere and was built in just two years the venue is unique for russia they have been just fourteen tracks worldwide fully approved by the sports international federation and the conflicts and sergeant becomes the newest latest high tech refrigeration technology will ensure accurate and constant monitoring of jam bridges along the entire subzero speedway. first we put ice on the track and then we grind every centimeter to reduce friction and increase speed and only then the athletes start to slide down starting from the last mark gradually going up the track confirming its safety and finally to make starts from the very top. it's been designed for the three olympic high speed ice disciplines with sixteen torrens

better grab the dramatic four three overtime win in their latest encounter and watching it for us was constancy of. did our produced a quick story it's in their first home of the serious and threw everything at their fields mari coopted fired from the blueline and a young play additional himself on marking little bone to send it home one nothing after just two minutes of play the muscovites took total control and should have doubled their lead but their panel was netminder a little a call was brilliant between the pipes while john was goaltender had to deny just one shot in the old and. anything like out of the gutter pit even at one each at the end of the second football play go but the host responded in a minute and a half the blue eyed stop score and the hail on usent put dinner in front scoring his seventh goal in as many matches in the playoffs and they do one after forty minutes their betters mark in four hundred level matters again six minutes into the third dynamics' cord what looked like the winner five minutes before the final buzzer but then usually no good side came from behind agai

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prices want to discuss this further i'm joined by caspar brooke there is the world the economist and constance struck a chord nadir for us on this earth the thank you very much for joining us now can you tell us if the benefits from the high oil prices how well is there was an economy performing. well so what we've seen the recent performance of the russian economy has been really quite good we've seen that growth is solid in two thousand and eleven repeat the two thousand times before month the current account is strong inflation is low so the russian economy looks in good shape but the main reason really behind this is that the oil price is very high in fact it's that iran hundred twenty barrel compared to sixty in the midst of the crisis in two thousand nine hundred that rebound in the oil price has really helped the russian economy to perform so well forward to say are the main weaknesses. so in our report we've discussed a number of weaknesses in fact when you look at the last four or five years from the rebound of the crisis we see that russia actually has a rebound slower than say its o

go way out to skyrocket and they even found out from two thousand and two thousand and nine with constance i thirty two percent increase in reported cases of s.t. eyes and basically that's because kids are just getting them younger because they're having sex younger probably way before they ever had to take effect that class like in high school kids are starting to get asking eyes in middle school sixth grade if their if my gosh a hobby if we as a didn't do the work very well i think what's frustrating here is i mean in my personal opinion i can't imagine having to talk to my own children about sex much less having someone else do it for me i think it's really something that happened in the home but the problem is it's not people aren't doing it and their kids are having sex and so it's scary but this is the thing. in the sense that if you have a. wildfire you can talk to kids about it well sure i mean i if i'm a bit troubled by a couple of these things one is that this report is taking place and want to go county and it's called would have to go county we should address that it's called t

the world is because we have interests around the world even our founding fathers voted to the constancies in the standing navy to keep the sea lanes open so we have legitimate interests economic and military around the world what we have done here is go off the rails and try to impose our will militarily on other countries that really we shouldn't be doing i mean afghanistan is a great example there is no point to being there the whole point of going there was to give us some of the loddon allocated markets a lot of money if i could jump in here we do i mean there are no if i could jump in a bit if we'd listen to ron paul as the political ad we could listen to ron paul we never when it was it would have gone into those wars that's my point here he's been consistent with what i would know already we would have gone in well you know there are areas where we needed either ok well we don't seem very interested in the center where the americas advantage of the people on the ground walk in washington what do you think about that i mean is ron paul making people think about american foreign poli

gaels win 83-78, advance to the constance friend championships so face gonzaga. >> cal and stanford men face up. ucla and washington bruins playing spoilers. second half, gade knocks down the three. huskies up two inside of five minutes. now a minute let.tied at 69. lamb, misses the three. the bruins up two. huskies trying to steal it late. grant can't connect. bruins win it, opening the door for cal to grab a share of the pac-12 titles noon. >> wcc women's finals. gonzaga and st. mary's, the gaels hanging tough late. the zags too much. standish, 31 points. gonzaga ends the gaels' season with the victory. >> it's time for more "linsanity". a 10:00 tip-off on sunday morning on abc-7. we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the ice. sharks and the blues with first place on the line, and it works out better when your goal >> mike: the giants are ready to make another run for the title. they chalked up last season as a championship hangover. tim lincecum, off his first luigs season, strikes out two but allows a run on four hits. giant s on the board in the second. coughed crawford with th

constance johnson stipulated a bill: >> but all of that hasn't stopped rush limbaugh's advertisers fromrogram although he scrubbed the sandra fluke comments from his website. not just washington post opinion blogger gender but falsely pretended her piece entitled rush limbaugh show charges gentlemen, was objective reporting and not fully branded is a tiriccal piece. >> this was a so-called reporter who simply accepts false information from a site probably, but you might want to double check here, because you've written something that is patently false, an out and out lie completely with your bi. i'vey opinion in it. >> joining me now, good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> limbaugh's cracking up, isn't he? >> he's way beyond cracked. >> last week, this really has -- >> yeah. >> he didn't recognize that that was a is satirical piece. >> he's missing warning signs. the susan g komen debacle was a cautionary tale, you may think that it's ok to go after minority groups and women as the biggest minority, but when you screw with us, we come back at you. he learned nothing. it's like we

what mitt romney made, who is up, down, you know, and i think substance is being ignored in this constancehurning of the horse race and the drumbeat of what's happening in the republican primary. and i think that is turning off a lot of voters. i don't think that the voters in the center as a result, polls have shown that independent voters watch the republican debate in a lower percentage, even democrats and the lowest percentage. and i think they will -- they think this is all silliness. all of this sort of fighting and negative advertising and applying for an advantage, and that think they will focus in in september. let the republicans fight it out, get a nominee. when they get a nominee, when the conventions are held, that is with the independent voters will start to pay attention. >> host: we are about of time. one last question. allow you to look further into the future. be realistic, but optimistic. in ten years' time to you think that the system can be in better shape than it is now? >> guest: oh, gosh. i certainly hope so. i mean, i really hope that all those people who are fed u

it's more important now than ever that congress take this matter into their own hands, offer constancee economy. and punting them is a risk. >> and could be a credit ratings risk. >> we've been following the events in europe. some years ago you would have said to talk about sovereign debt crises anywhere in the world was crazy, was ludicrous, would never happen. we should be paying attention to what's happening to risk-free rates everywhere around the world. and we should take notice and take action sooner rather than later. >> what's your take about the impact on growth? of certain political incumbents who have adopted a rather left populist view that taxing the rich is necessary for america. how does that affect growth? you're in the private sector. you're talking to business people men and women now. how is this populism going to play in the economy? >> i don't do politics, larry. >> i left it as a generic question. i'm not pointing any fingers at all. sometimes republicans are just as dead as democrats, not always. >> i'd say we've got two big challenges. >> let me put it more blun

inspire our senators today to know the constancy of your presence, to be aware of the certainty of your judgment, and to lift their hearts in frequent prayer to you, worshipping as they work. guide them by your higher wisdom and fill them with your peace. may this be a day when we serve you with gladness because your joy has filled our hearts. we pray in your great name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington, d.c, march 14, 2012. to the senate: under the provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable kirsten e. gillibrand, a senator from the state of new york, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: daniel k. inouye, president pro tempore. mr. reid: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. reid:

barney & constance trusowitz were stopped for gas in lincoln park, michigan when barney stepped insidey released convict, fellow by the name of christopher bowens tried to steal their car with his wife still inside. barney realized what was happening, ran over and reached in, turned off the car, he saw bowens had a butcher knife on him and he grabbed the butcher knife and then barney wrestled with bowen until he eventually gave up. >> he said get out of the car i'm taking it! i said what? and then i looked and i saw all these tattoos and i said oh, crap! >> it was mine. and what is mine is mine. what is yours is yours. let's keep it that way. >> way to go, barney! bowen is back behind bars and now faces a possible lifetime sentence. don't mess with barney! >> i guess not. he was one tough guy. all right. let's bring in dick morris right now to get his take on the health care situation before the supreme court. good morning to you, dick. >> good morning. health care is good in the u.s. but not one tough guy, you know. >> don't mess with you? >> i don't know. >> you know, it's hard to kn