is that what you said, dorothy?ere were photos that surfaced last year that showed bobby kristina snorting cocaine. >> judge jeanine: if this death is related to drugs, how does it affect her daughter and her daughter's ability to get past what may be an addiction? is it a genetic addiction, doctor. people want to beat it but can't seem to beat it. they are not bad people. she is a disciplined woman. you don't have a voice and career like that without being, you know, tough on yourself and getting up every day and doing it. >> you're right. science answered the question, definitely addicts have a genetic vulnerability. you can't just take it or leave it if you have the gene. a combination of genetic vulnerability and pattern of use combine and make it so darn difficult to beat. hopefully her daughter will see she has got to go clean now. >> judge jeanine: but whitney knew she had to get clean, too. >> the longer you are exposed to it the harder it is to get out. an old saying if you you want -- what is the best way

but, dorothy's got a point. rick santorrum's distinguished himself politically as a social conservative. the question, can he bring in other parts of the g.o.p. coalition, the free market, as well as the defense and so forth. and you need all three stools of the leg to make this work and the question is, does rick santorrum? we'll find out if rick santorrum has staying power in upcoming contest in arizona and michigan, because that's where romney will actually be contesting. one of the reasons he did so well this week is because, let's face it, romney did not spend a lot of times in the states. santorum had a lot of face time-- >> rick santorrum called me this week after our editorial he says, look, you've got it wrong. my message is broader than social conservative. i start with freedom, i start with the economic context we're in, my social message is crucial, but it's only part of that. were we unfair to santorum? >> i don't believe so, because he hasn't really emphasized the things he was describing to you, u

i want to go to dorothy with in touch magazine.m not anything in the twitter world and facebook. the virtual world is quiet to see him tuned to see him on the stage and the concert was supposed to go on. i kept checking to see if anything had tweeted. the fans inside of the concert are the reporters really. we heard that media were not allowed in the concert . it doesn't surprise me. >> i am starting to see it on twitter. >> it doesn't surprise mow that he ended up on the stage. one of the breaks, sometimes the performers they grieve and deal with in their own element and his elementt is on the stage in front of the fans. you said earlier everyone grieves differently. some think he should be on the the plane to l.a. it is his decision and not ours and have him take the stage. we knew if he took the stage he would not go ahead and perform as if nothing happened. we knew that he would say something. bobby brown, exhusband of superstar singer dead tonight. whitney houston. bobby brown saying on the stage i love you whitney. hardest th

dorothy is here from indouch magazine. dr. michael seagal joins me now.and i call you mike. >> it is an honor. >> no. iment to come to you. mike is a nice gentleman but you are mark. and get your point of view. you said you don't need to speculate or go down a road of what might have happened today. history can teach us things. >> our viewers can learn from this. the viewer that you referred to. she lived close to the edge and was a superstar, and she had so many enablers around her. it is terrible how physicians participate harris in getting prescription drugs and drugs to the celebritis and the point i want to make for the viewers, even if it is from cocaine in the past or crack used in the past, that impacts the heart in a big way and can hurt you. >> we are not saying in any way shape or form that we know about the cause of death. it is interesting how you come back to you. doctors writing prescriptions. you are both doctors. >> yes, one of the big problems, you saw it in the michael jackson aftermath doctors overprescribe drugs to everybody. mark has

and dorothy becker came to work, um, in a couple days after d day. so this is right when things are still, you can see the mud. i think this is just kind of a funny picture because you can see the soldier trying to get through there on the mud. it's a wonderfully rich scrapbook. there you can see some german casualties. and here you can see -- this is where the nurses are living. you can see their little tents there. she had started, had joined very early and had served for a while, and then she had -- her unit was transferred to -- you can see there's the french flag on the back. you can see the cattle. there's just, to me, there's something really, really touching about these poor people evacuating, afraid for their very lives and rightfully so. and these are just, it's such a wonderful scrapbook. we are planning to digitize it. there you can see the orphan children in luxembourg. and here you can see why the people were evacuating. look at the damage. that had taken place. this is marvelous. you can see the american army jeep. this is a monastery

officials at the national museum of american history say dorothy's shoes from the 1939 classic, "the wizard of oz" will be removed from display for several months while they're repaired. the folks say the slippers are old and fragile and could use a little tlc after being on continuous display after someone anonymously donated them in 1979. >>> up next, a step in the right direction. now they're happy feet. >>> our final story tonight is about a little guy at a zoo in southern california who needed a little help to put his best foot forward. that's when the folks who care for him turned to a popular shoe company to give him a new lease on life. here's nbc's kristin dahlgren. >> reporter: he started life a tiny penguin called tim. there's a reason his name now is lucky. santa barbara zoo keepers noticed the little guy had a limp. his leg wasn't growing right. they tried a splint. >> but that meant he couldn't learn to swim and be a normal penguin. >> reporter: so zoo keepers looked for a miracle. what was at first a strange request soon turned into a pet project for the local shoe com

still ahead, time to say good- bye to dorothy's ruby red slippers.s an horrific scene over the summer in indiana, now, the fans on the stage at the time are speaking out and who they're blaming. >> also, a look at myfox deal half off. $39 buys you a 1 hour massage. that's an $80 value. get in on the deal and go to our website and click on the myfox half off link.  ♪ [ male announcer ] the 2012 m-class continually monitors blind spots, scans the road to reveal potential threats, even helps awaken its driver if he begins to doze. so in the blink of an eye it will have performed more active safety measures than most cars will in a lifetime. introducing the all-new 2012 m-class. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. >>> the attorneys for sugarland say they're not to blame for the collapse in indiana's state fair. they called the accident an act of god. the state fair commission is fined for failing to conduct adequate safety evaluations. >>> wow, look at that. today's the last

baden who is a wh who are forensic pathologt and dori dorothy from in touch magazine.there was industrycations of information that we may find out what happened very quickly. >> by tomorrow. the first thing is that when the police called the coroner's office to remove the remains finish the onseen investigation which would include taking statements from everybody that was there and they have to keep everybody in mind. they took any bill bottles and doctors that may have prescribed medications for her and maybe she had heart disease and high pressure medicine which would be important as potential natural death. >> harris: sounds so familiar. amy winehouse. michael jackson. so many of these celebrities we go and a we see them gathering, some of these same items and not to say there is any link or but we don't know. but a lot of this same types of details. >> because they dial young and young people are not supposed to die of natural diseases but they sometimes do. i think the next step it the coroner's office will remove whitney to the coroner's office. an autopsy will b

dorothy is a democrat in kansas city, missouri. good ahead, dorothy. >> caller: good morning, c-span. >> good morning. >> caller: and thank you, congressman, for really trying to do the right thing. i am a democrat and i am also a christian. when i see -- i've been here 66 years. and what i see going on is hurting the whole country. most people do want to work. there is always going to be some people that don't want to work. when i got out of high school, i wanted to work and couldn't find a job. i was a very good student. but what i want to say is keep pressing on. clean energy is the way. >> thank you. >> oil is just a way of somebody's pockets getting fat. >> she brought up -- when she said something, i thought back in youngstown there used to be steel mills on each side of the road. and you could quit your job and walk across the street or down the road and get another one immediately. i mean that's -- that's the real incentive to work is know you're going to go and get a good paying job. let's go to eddie, a republican in lawr

incumbent dorothy brown running against alderman challenger ricardo munoz blogging heads on a few fronts but the big one pledge ricardo munoz not to take donations from staff or vendors influenced by a 40 at the dorothy brown refuses to do the same candidates going at it tonight c ltv politics tonight at 6:00. you cannot fix corruption unless you see corruption. >> aldermanic speaks of corruption but called it into county employees on county time asking them to donate >> that is not true that is not true >> politics tonight c ltv monday-friday at 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m.. a voice in next month's primary and did not register to vote time is running out tomorrow tuesday it lasted to get the paperwork in the 02 wgntv.com download a voter registration form located 69 west washington also register at any driver's license facility. president obama returns three ellyn light primary fund-raiser at mitt romney also according to the sun-times president march 16th trip at lunch at the palmer house hilton spending monday march 19th supporters congressmen played host aaron schock also hosted a private

his brother marvin the next year and dorothy in 1959.irth of doro filled the family. >> we need someone who is afraid, someone who cry when i get mad not argue. we need a little one who can kiss without leaving egg or jam or gum. we need a girl. >> in 1959 george bush relocated his family to haas ston, texas where he co founded zapata offshore. his ambition soon turned to politics. he ran for republican party chairman in 1962 and won. his roy rear in politics had begun. he lost a senate bid to ralph yarborough in 1964. two years later made a run for congress became the first republican representative for houston. >> the most controversial vote that congressman bush had to make was in 1968 on an open housing bill. he could not image as a member of congress telling the returning serviceman that they would not be able to get public housing because of their skin color. >> he went back to texas, people were irate with threats. he went out to a town hall meeting. >> jim baker told me george bush was going in to tell the crowd that he was votin

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she was born in atlanta georgia to steve and dorothy and was the oldest of 12 children, six boys and six girls. she was educated in the atlanta public school system where the -- she graduated with honors, attending and the high-school at the same time as martin luther king jr. who she says will always be alive, and i wholeheartedly concur. she grew up playing piano and has played beautifully at community events and churches throughout her life. i might have the date wrong, i have 1948. with the dream of california's openness, she found the state had a ways to go to live up to the future the lot of black folks believe them when they came here. she found a community in social clubs of the fillmore and fondly remembers her for anticipation with her friends. her husband was in the navy on the uss missouri. she met him when he came to port at the san francisco shipyard where she got her first job of working as a clerk. when she did her application, her penmanship was so beautiful, they said you have to write for us. her job was riding a lot of letters. she and her husband sold housing to

james adams, martin luther king, jr., dorothy day, abraham heshel. many in american history did their work not just because it was sound policy or they had done good analysis or understood how to exercise good politics but because their faith and their values dictated it. and called for bold action. sometimes in the face of indifference, sometimes in the face of resistance. this is no different today for millions of americans, and it's certainly not for me. i wake up each morning and i say a brief prayer. i spend a little time in scripture and devotion. and from time to time, friends of mine, some here today, friends like joel hunter or pb jakes will come by the oval office or come by the phone or they'll send me an e-mail and we'll pray together and they'll pray for me and my family and for our country. but i don't stop there. i would be remiss if i stopped there. if my values were limited to personal moments of prayer or private conversations with pastors or friends, so instead i must try imperfectly, but i must try those values motivate me as one

you know, folks, folks, when you are chanting my name like that, you make me feel like dorothy in munchkinland. (laughter) nation, i know america has taken some licks. but despite president obama's best efforts to keep us down, we are now officially back on top, baby! doing what we do best-- punching european royalty. (laughter) jim? >> the prince of monocorps was briefly hospitalized after a brawl at a new york city nightclub. he and his playboy pals apparently got a beatdown at a club in the meat packing district on saturday. >> stephen: boom! that is right! pretty boy, his highness, got meat-packed. (laughter) prince creme brawl-ee, here, of monaco, made the mistake of getting in the face of all-american superdouche adam hock seen here resting his prince pounder in a smacking sling. (laughter) hock is the former owner of hawaiian tropic zone. the man is a national treasure, a pioneer in the field of sun block related restaurants. (laughter) this was your classic showdown of moneyed foreign playboy versus bikini restaurant owner and mr. hock had no choice but to respond after the prince of m

dorothy said it and the wizard of oz. the ravens kicker was feeling it today.returned to his home state of iowa. he was there to accept an alumni award from drake university. he talked about what happened in the title game. perhaps the moment we will never forget. the 32 yard field goal that would have sent the game into overtime but he missed it, ending the ravens season. he appreciates the support he has received from his teammates. even though it remained a tough pill to swallow, he is anxious to come back strong. >> i think the big thing is you do not let people define who you are. playing on a good team, i think we are going to have a chance. what i am going to put out their moving forward in the future is going to be just as good or better than what i did the last couple seasons. >> the maryland women desperately wanted to avenge their loss last month to miami. for most of today's game, it looks like they would. but missed layups and free throws ended up costing tehe terps. we start in the second half. for three. she drains it. maryland leads by 6. miami

dorothy ranks net worth for forbes magazine. >> people making hundreds of millions of dollars. those people are splitting. they have to divide the money. >> reporter: the numbers can be staggering. divorce cost kelsey grammar $50 million, madonna $75 million. steven spielburg and tiger woods $100 million. it's mel gibson who she would out the most, last december he paid almost half a billion dollars to his ex-wife, robin, after 7 children and 31 years of marriage. >> for the full story, tune in to 2020 tonight, the night starts off here on abc2news.com with shark tank and what would you do at 9:00 and celebrity splits at 10:00 and abc2 news at 11:00, i will have part three of investigation in to bad medicine. >>> doctors have a lot to say about your weight during the visits. does their size play a role in how they treat you. >>> the ravens didn't make the super bowl, but that maybe better for your health. what getting wrapped up in the game can do to your body. i want a baby. a baby? but we were gonna see the northern lights in alaska. and go spelunking with the guys. yeah, i s

one of the things that even president obama mentioned was that dorothy height meet as young martin luther king where they are entertaining. the mayses don't have children and king calls him his int lech chal and spiritual father. i want to give you what that means. first of all, we all appreciate that mays -- considered the most liberal of to go study. the most open and radical. at that time, university of chicago divinity school was a seat of social gots, but also about the scientific study of god by wyman. mays broet a book called "the negroes god as seen through literature." so king goes to boston university. who does he write part of the dissertation on? none other than henry wyman. who does he -- why go to crozer theological seminary? because edwin aubrey, mays's dissertation adviser was at the seminary. my argument is that mays is the driving force bebe hind king being a socially committed activist preacher. that was mays's whole vision of not just creating king. he wanted to do it at howard university divinity school. he wanted to do that again by the creation of here in this town,

and similar views from dorothy grimm.xual orientation should have nothing to do with being a parent. there are parents on out there that are being abused every day. these children could be given a safe and loving environment to grow up in. who cares if it is with two moms or dads. you know what, ladies, i'm with you. but there are obviously those on out there that do not see it that way. that's why we have the mail bag. let's fire up the debate. the address is mailbag@wusa9.com. >>> all right, anny, a quick look at the seven day? >> yeah, a little bit of the milder weather for tomorrow, derek -- derek. then we have temperatures that are plummeting on through. a chance of rain and snow showers. no major concerns there. then you'll see the windy conditions for the weekend and the temperatures are only in the mid-30s. watch out for the windchill. >> all right, thank you for that. that is our report. i'll be right back here alongside of anita brikman. tonight, don't forget, you can always log on to wusa9.com. we'll see you a

by dorothy seen plenty of the outskirts of girls but it was time to get out and take a proper look at the region's council. so it's good to get a bit of local knowledge on these trips saw him off to me. the man who's going to help me get to know him is you know good a little bit. of it nice to meet you. beautiful me a little bit of nizhny i want to show the crime of bad taste. siegfried moved here from germany back in two thousand and six within a few months he was married getting regular work as a translator and he's lived here ever since so what would you say some of your favorite things are about the city it just the russian art should take this over the house and i will show you some of them and you will visit one of the detector or monuments right in the crable this huge stone citadel was built from fifteen hundred to fifteen eleven but most of its original buildings were destroyed during the soviet union nowadays it houses news news local government but it's still an imposing place to walk right in the heart of the city. these monuments and architecture have earned a place on un

. >> for more, let's bring our market correspondent dorothy holtz who is on the floor of the frankfurttock exchange. what impact does the ecb hope that this will have on the markets in general? >> the main intention of the ecb is clearly to stabilize the financial sector, to build up more confidence again in the banking sector. secondly, banks should be prepared to face an even harder storm in the eurozone. for example, a possible default of greece. the chances are also rising now that the money will really go into the economy as a small banks from the northern part of the eurozone participated in that measure. the first injection, especially banks from the debt rating countries, took the money to refinance itself under to buy bonds. interest rates for italian bonds are going down today. >> it is not exactly free money. what are the potential negatives of the move? >> clearly, the inflation risks are rising because more money is circulating. the more important dangers that ailing banks in the eurozone and the highly indebted countries are taking the money and are going the easy way by

. >> smith's ann dorothy watched the story unfold monday night not knowing her niece was even involved i was watching fox 5 around 11:00 p.m. last night and i saw the fatal accident here at this location. it was just terrible. >> reporter: now, knowing she lost a loved one is already hard enough to accept but then she had to make a most difficult phone call. >> reporter: you spoke with her mother in raleigh, north carolina. what did she say? >> she was devastated. she just couldn't believe it. she asked me, are you sure? are you sure? >> i said i am positive. it was just a state of unbelief. >> that was will thomas reporting. >>> police and the guardian angels are out in force in the district to warn people about a recent crime wave. armed thugs are targeting people with those smart phones and other personal electronics. just last night, there were six new robberies in a two-hour time period. there have been nearly 600 of these crimes so far this year. police chief cathy lanier is pushing for the cell phone industry to disable phones permanently when they are stolen. >>> a fire at the

dorothy, everyone is worried that this downgrade will trigger credit defaults swaps, and that could beentially disastrous for the market. how big is the threat? >> the threat is clearly there. the decision is in the head of the international swaps and derivatives association to this association is likely to decide today if the cds' are payable. this is difficult. it is the size of how many private creditors will accept voluntarily debt reduction. and this is due on march 9. interestingly, traders here are not so much worried. they do not believe that this event will happen. but they remember vividly what happened after what happened with aig. >> what else is driving trade down there today? >> two main things. it is very positive consumer mood here in germany. due to the positive situation in the german job market. german employees can expect a huge salary increase this year, money they can spin for sure. and a general motors is interested in buying a stake of about 7% of a french carmaker. they are at least inthose share. coming to the market numbers, the taxes of about 0.5%. same with

yet you get it through me you know that door that there are he's just give me a yapper here dorothy you would be. the one vital you to namco sent a letter asking to be interviewed by russian television we expected more of the same but instead we're going to. be made of each if you watching this program please forgive me for all the slander the thai said and wrote about you for the hatred i had for you if only i had known my son worked for british intelligence i would not talk about his death he could easily have been shot as a double agent betrayers should be shot what else can i add to this. the u.-turn vow to assess came when his sons we doe marina bin and co revealed to the british media that her husband had worked for m i six further details followed when a newspaper launched its own investigation alexander litvinenko was receiving a retainer of around two thousand pounds a month from the british security services at the time he was murdered it is understood that sir john scarlett now head of m i six and was based in moscow was involved in recruiting him to the secret intelligence s

yet extremist dorsett there he's give me a yes but here dorothy you will be. when vicariously namco sent a letter asking to be interviewed by russian television we expected more of the same but instead would be a mother would love to move out immediately if you're watching this program please forgive me for all the slander that i said and wrote about you for all the hatred i had for you if only i had known my son worked for british intelligence i would not talk about his death he could have easily been shot as a double agent betrayers should be shot what else can i add to this. the u.-turn vaulters says came when his sons we doe marina bin and co revealed to the british media that her husband had worked for m i six further details followed when a newspaper launched its own investigation i was on the live in yonkers who's receiving a retainer of around two thousand pounds a month from the british security services at the time he was murdered it's understood scarlett's now the head of m i six and ones based in moscow was involved in recruiting him to the secret

and actor protests we cross europe and rather just brute polish of dorothy's desire to suspend online piracy that this nation. occupy wall street protest in the us lost some ground this weekend as they were evicted from downtown washington activists had been a gathering there despite a camping ban issued by the court or it is earlier in the week obvious is wearing protective gear came early on saturday morning to force the ruling tents and sleeping bags in the western east for people the park was cordoned off and the helicopter was seen holding overhead occupy movement has seen some heavy handed police tactics including the recent taser shocking the nonviolent protest in d.c. excessive force what activists away want to having is this for me it's our economy think tank. who knows what's going through their head space on that you know when we i watched that video available online and it looked like there was no justification for it when i went to make fires in the day to ask about it people said the only thing he was doing was taking down signs around the tents and said no camping and s