enge? at blues fest, it is about the love. >> freedom house. we talked about poverty. a job and family, what a person is supposed to have. i am down to nothing now. i have reached almost 30 years. i worked at a major store that had to close 140 stores. i worked with people who had been with the company. a year or two left for whatever pension. the things that they had worked hard and have in their retirement and they lost all of that. because of losing the home, i had to make certain that she was cared for. we split up and have been separated for nine months now. >> sometimes, you just feel the love. you never, ever, -- >> millions of americans are finding themselves in poverty. more children of all races and creeds from 2008-2009 joined the ranks of the poor than in any other point in time in the history of this country. a country is not a great nation unless it takes care of its babies. >> in detroit, it is 31%. depression. >> educated myself, educated my children. i am not unique. >> i have been laid off, had my car repossessed. >> explain to me -- thmy salary. i ca

de east haven, legisladores hispanos le pidieron formalmente al fbi que investigue al alcalde, por englicÍa pues, agarra a uno bruscamente. yo creo x para eso estÁn los derechos humanos. >> con mÁs de 40 aÑos sirviendo a los hispanos de connecticut la organizaciÓn junta, cree que el cambio verdadero solo se lograÁa a travÉs de un diÁlogo sincero. >> queremos ver mÁs cosas, queremos ver mÁs cambios dentro de la policÍa, cambios dentro de la oficina de el alcalde para que estÁn interesados de verdad en ayudar y comunicar con la gente, con la comunidad. >> despuÉs de dos aÑos de investigaciÓn, la semana pasada el departamento de justicia acusÓ a cuatro policÍas de hostigar y abusar a residentes y comerciantes latinos de east haven. >> investigaciÓn propulsada por este video grabada por este sacerdote, al que los hispanos de connecticut consideran un hÉroe. >> reales y verdaderos son las personas que salieron de la sombra y hablaron con los investigadores del departamento de justicia. >> los que han vivido en carne propia este doloroso capÍtulo esperan que ahora que la semilla del cambio h

the same way that chang was separate from eng. for some reason newt gingrich does not believe it. >> are you calling mitt romney a liar? >> yes. [laughter] >> you're calling mitt romney a liar? >> well, you seem shocked by it. yes. >> why are you saying he's a liar? >> this is man whose staff created the pac. his millionaire friends fund the pac. he pretends he has nothing to do with the pac. it's baloney. >> stephen: baloney. those are strong words coming from man who is one-eighth cold cut. his grandfather was an olive loaf. and now newt has the knives out for mitt romney. listen to these not-so-veiled threats he issued last night. >> we are not going to go out and run nasty ads, but i do reserve the right to tell the truth. and if the truth seems negative, that may be more a comment on his record than it is on politics. >> stephen: oh, mitt, you have made a fatal mistake. you may have wounded newt. but you left him alive. and alone with his first love -- hate. newt's wound will now fester, oozing a pustulent rage which will ren

more more on the religious eng, exemption story we go to aasif mandvi. what is the reaction to this what is the reaction to this decision. >> well, jon, big winners here are religious freedom advocates. they are thrilled! >> that's their religious decision. respect their religion and respect the -- >> the determination religious liberty trumps all. hands-off. >> wow. >> so big hallelujah went up across the country. >> you hear that, jon. hall a lieu la. >> jon: you seem pretty chipper yourself, aasif. >> chipper no, i'm not chipper. >> jon: are you, are you smiling. >> well, i just find tin diego-- intriguing that the nine justices in their wisdom unanimously agreed that religious law can override civil law, whether it's a lutheran orr abinical council or the imam of a mosque. >> jon: wloe, i see where you are going, no, no, my friend, forget it. >> what did you say. >> jon: you are saying this decision paves the way for the sharia law here in america with the halla part. >> i'm just saying, for instance there is this moss income florida where a judge tr

then how in 1757 with william pitt's rise to power with the first minister to eng gland, what would be prime minister today, the british adopted a more effective war policy that made north america a central theater of the war and brought more resources to north america which helped british victory ultimately. that british victory we'll see occurred through the occupation of certain points, including ultimately quebec. and we'll talk about the british campaign that culminated in the congress quest of french canada in 1759-'60. now let's turn to a modern map to give you a sense of the geography that i've outlined here. we can see that the -- there is an outline of the british colonies along the sea board and also an indication of roughly where the appalachian mountains lay. it encompasses the regions from the vast interior, entirely a native land. there were european traders, french for the most part in this region of the great lakes, for example and the mississippi valley, and there were very, very few europeans. and we also see on this map the location of lake champlain, and can you se

they trained eng nearing standards for buses apes trains, figuring standing passengers need 1.7 squaret of space. 17% increase. business are also going big. wider movie theater seat to oversized coffins. ambulance companies have bare yacht rick rigs, able to handle 1600 pounds. the adult medical response uses theirs three times a day g. we have take an once in a while need and turned it to something we have available all the time. >> they say the business and safety trends make sends with two-third of americans obese or overweight. no quick fix in sight. >> that is reasonable given the time frame we think we might get a handle on the problem and reverse the trend. >> several washington state ferries had the passengers capacity lowered by 200 people. but they rarely get close to filling up. in seattle, dan springer, fox news. >> many iranians are calling for retaliation for wednesday's assassination of a nuclear expert which they blame on israel and the u.s. the u.s. is spending a warning about what will not be tolerated. we have the latest on the tension between the islamic republic an

which is why we'll leave the final word to a columnist on the eng lish language har yet daily in turkey enough said. thanks so much for watching. dylan ratigan is on the west coast and he's in his favorite bunker in burbank in california. >> did i hear you say this takes the biscuit? >> i did. >> can i use that? i like that. >> please. how are you? >> i'm good. >> are you having a good time on the west coast? >> it's beautiful. isn't turkey

eng that that's the -- i think that that's the first step. >> the internet essential. [applause] >> that is another tool that has been expanded for youth, and to the greater point, one of the things to put an earmark on because the women groups are active in the dockets, is there a way to bring the innovative thought to have expansion? >> i'll have a letter and circulate it. >> i'll say they modeled legislation, policy resolutions, so this is probably a good way to connect and get them engaged in more understood physicallal issues. -- more fundamental issues. thank you for the questions. if you could stand, president of ncleo. she's been taking notes. [applause] you probably all heard daisy, my partner in crime. [laughter] who has been president of every organization that i know of who is very active, and i think you now chair the broadband task force for nbc as well? thank you for your participation, and i think david is about to give me the hook. a wonderful session from women in technology and we salute you and look forward to our ceos. >> weren't they terrific? [ap

battery and that on his -- on his wife and that her child was present and that's why you have the child eng dangerment child. the d.a. said he apparently tried to keep a witness from reporting the incident to police. >> no one is above the law. whether this was the elected sheriff or any other san francisco resident, this type of behavior is inexcusable, criminal and will be prosecuted. our decision here just like in all domestic violence cases was based on the availability of sufficient evidence to prove the case. the case is always stronger if the victim is willing to testify. however, it is very common for victims to be uncooperative in domestic violence cases. >> reporter: the family was all smiles when the sheriff was being sworn in. but this incident was reported a few days previous to that on new year's eve. eliana lopez a tv star in venezuela told a neighbor her husband hurt her and she showed the neighbor bruises. the neighbor took photos of the bruises. in an emotional news conference he and his wife stood together and he said he has no intention of resigning. >> i believe that th

>> enge you said it, answered your own question. that's exactly right. this has always been about governance and oversight, leadership if you will. but as we're able to acquire the technology and substantiate it, pervasively, where there is confidence and assurance about the data, its content, and with whom it is going to be shared, that served, as i said earlier, to enhance sharing. so to the extent that we bring to bear technology to help facilitate that, even our big idea aside, absolutely. >> what a brilliant last question. the question answered itself. thank you for that. we have a great agenda today. i encourage you to stay behind for the rest of the agenda. i want to thank our sponsor, i.b.m., for this, and thank director clapper for taking time out of his busy schedule to share his thoughts on this important topic. thank you, sir. [applause] >> in a related program reminder, james clapper, director of national intelligence, will be among the witnesses testifying next week before the senate select intelligence committee. their annual hearing on th

. >>> the story that could be right out of a tv dram a a dead body found on the queen of eng land's heiting the property for new year's. a man walking his dog found girl's remains on new year's day in the sandringham estate. the queen and her husband were atending church services at the time the body was discovered. investigatorsen the body was there for at least a month. >> i think the circumstances indicate that she is probably the victim of murder and we'll continue our uninquiries over the scene of the accident days and week to establish who she is and how she came to be here and who is responsible for her being here. >>> dna from the autopsy is expected later today. sandringham covers an area large are than manhattan in new york city and part of the estate is don't public. >>> the rumor mill heating up in baseball. could a big bat be coming to washington? >> probably would be welcome. prince fielder to the nats? could happen. we'll see what the junkies think coming up next. up next. walking 60 miles... in three days. (woman) we're united. (woman) a family. (woman) a coming togethe

away with the belief that they are not being represented in congress, that there's no trust in the engsof barack obama and ends in the garbage can. >> is that true? did it really go into the sish cue lar file? >> we gave that a false. obama actually adopted several of them, put them in his budget, took several others and took pieces of them and incorporated them into his budget. so false like that one. >> i'm just laughing like a school girl because i like the sound effects. we've also been hearing from rick perry who has been talking about president obama's politics. have a listen. >> i make a very proud statement that in fact we have a president that is a socialist. i don't think our founding fathers wanted america to be a socialist country. so i disagree with that premise that somehow president obama reflects our founding fathers. >> those seem to be the most favorite four syllables of the campaign. >> we gave this a pants on fire. that's the rating we save for the most ridiculous falsehoods. we look at the president's tax policy in the stimulus, in the t.a.r.p., and health care law.