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edward montgomery. i'm dean of the georgetown public policy institute. this event honors our friend and colleague, dr. leslie whittington, who died on september 11, 2001, all of their husband charlie and her daughters. leslie, a professor at georgetown public policy institute's and ashley recognized expert on the marriage tax was a beloved member of our community known for high spirits and engaging lectures. while we are fortunate to have many great professors here adores him, is not every day it come across the teacher who genuinely inspired her students. leslie was one of them. each year, we award a scholarship in leslie's name to a second year student at the georgetown public policy institute in as demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to smart public policy. among to recognize this year's winner, joseph cox. we stand up? -- will you stand up? [applause] this annual lecture is dedicated to leslie's member into educating the doors down committee on pressing public policies issues of the day. this year we are fortunate to have with us congressman paul ryan. he is serving his seventh term

the edwards trial is over, the government will have spent three years and hundreds of thousands of dollars investigating private spending on a mistress. so look, we talk a lot about money on the dregulations run into the problems when they target expenditures. the rules for how people spend and speak. what we need here is a totally different alternative. we need publicly funded campaignes. some politicians will be obsessed with sex, money and power. removing one distraction would be a start. dylan? >> do you think the political culture enjoys obsessing over sex, money and power? >> yes. >> and doesn't enjoy acknowledging the rot at the very root of the very corrupted -- >> yes. >> there is almost a benefit in scandalizing somebody's mistress because it is a rubbernecking distraction -- >> exactly. and the obsession over sex, just like the secret service scandal becomes something what is fun to entertain over, and we never get to the reform. >> yeah. makes for good cable tv, though. >> you're tell meg. >> that does it for us. a weird country we all live in. my name is dylan ratigan and "hardball" with chris matthews is up, about three, four seconds from right now. >>> get this, r

edward montgomery. i'm dean of the georgetown public policy institute. this event honors our friend and colleague, dr.eslie whittington, who died on september 11, 2001, all of their husband charlie and her daughters. leslie, a professor at georgetown public policy institute's and ashley recognized expert on the marriage tax was a beloved member of our community known for high spirits and engaging lectures. while we are fortunate to have many great professors here adores him, is not every day it come across the teacher who genuinely inspired her students. leslie was one of them. each year, we award a scholarship in leslie's name to a second year student at the georgetown public policy institute in as demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to smart public policy. among to recognize this year's winner, joseph cox. we stand up? -- will you stand up? [applause] this annual lecture is dedicated to leslie's memory and to educating the georgetown committee on pressing public policies issues of the day. this year we are fortunate to have with us congressman paul ryan. he is serving his seventh term

edwards super cut. now it's steve's turn. >> steve: what? wait a minute, i've already got a hair cut. >> brian: and you kept the sides. a little dr. philish.elcome to fun with photo shop. >> gretchen: there are some takes you are so glad that you're a chick. >> brian: by the way, this is the most handsome i ever felt. super cuts gave us this. this is a level. this is a screwdriver. if you want to do the american version, it's actually even a flashlight. this is incredible. >> steve: how fantastic is that? all for your super cuts experience. >> brian: i could do odds and ends jobs around the house for the first time in my life. >> gretchen: you got a power tool. >> brian: do i? >> gretchen: i guess. i got a bag. >> steve: listen, if you've got the photo shop program at your house and you would like to doctor us up, e-mail us some of your version of us with funny hair cuts. that's a good one. >> gretchen: george costanzo. a note to the control room, if you dare to put me up bald in any fashion, there will be a problem. >> brian: a little sinead o'conner perhaps? >> gretchen: no. let's get to your headlines before they can do that. we've seri

dr. edwards developed new drugs at esan, a lab that developments halavan, a drug that was recently approvedate-stage breast cancer. a japanese scientist discovered it in a pacific ocean sea sponge. >> in order to make this drug by synthesis, we would require over 60 steps. the typical drug is about ten steps or less. >> scientists need just a small sample from the reef to unlock the mysteries, but they do need the reefs. >> it's like the new york city of the ocean, where everything is happening, hustle, bustle, neon lights. >> a small contribution that could make the big difference for the oceans and mankind. anne thompson, nbc news, key west. >> that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams, and of course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >> announcer: nbc bay area news starts now. >> right now at 6:00, years in the making, and now the moment is here. a live look at the future site of the 49ers and their billion-dollar stadium in santa clara. the vips are arriving and taking their seats and those golden shovel