. >>> aísla tradición la fay la esperanza cobraban vida. >>> tengo poco que vengo de guadalupana en e el área daba ahí, si quieren saber más, visten la página web también puede encontrar más 14. com donde encontrar toda la información. >>> mientras tanto la lucha por conseguir que el congreso apruebe el "dream act" (acta de los sueños sigue vigentes. >>> la lucha por lograr el "dream act" (acta de los sueños sigue más fuerte que nunca porque cientos de jóvenes están más contento porque saben que su esfuerzo están cozó shand más esfuerzo. >>> estamos teniendo apoyo de mucha gente que gente que ni siquiera saben lo que era el "dream act" (acta de los sueos), es que permitiría a estudiante indocumentado, normalizar su estatus de migración, además de protesta ofrece la lejos le zación de jóvenes, pero para lograr eso ahora hace falta convencer a senadores. >>> queremos decir a mccain que é estaba senador mccain para asociarse con la palabra de césa chávez, esta mañan el furdz seguía, decenas de jóvenes haciendo llamada en busca de ánimo. >>> hay mucha gente luchando para que ustedes camin

fayed official says there is growing interest in the governor's buyout proposal. -- state officials say there is a growing interest in the governor's buyout proposal. >> here is something else for you. according to newly released data, our state is still the lobbyists around. that comes despite having a higher suburban poverty level than a decade ago. among the other findings, the median household income was nearly $70,000, well above the natural -- the national average of 51,000. 50, still more to come on wbal news at 6:00. -- >> still more to come on wbal tv 11 is a 6:00. >> i am nikole killion in washington where the president's tax deal just cleared another major hurdle on capitol hill. details ahead. >> a couple chances for snow over the next couple of days in maryland. we will check out the seven-day forecast. temperatures dropping into the 20's. the winds are when my husband got sick and couldn't work anymore, it was up to me to support our family. [ male announcer ] karri danner went back to school, to become a nurse. my education made all the difference... [ male announcer ] bu

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. >> i would fay shipping anyway but it is nice -- pay the shipping anyway but it is nice to get the free shipping. >> perilous parking, driving, malls. >> there is a very strict deadline. >> monday the 20th is the busiest day and that is the last day we can assure things getting to them from the post office. >> he decided not to take any chances. he flew in from puerto rico to surprise his girlfriend with a multicarat sparkler. >> for those who shopped early and saved, the holiday season is less stressful. >> i'm going to see my friends and family. it is nice to be frugele sometimes and be budget conscious but i'm done.

said the car last week was not real, but fake, -- the bomb inside the car last week was not real, but fay, provided by the fbi agent. what we have, his lawyer said, is a government sting. all of this, he went on, was pitted the creation of the government. >> but the government argued the plot was real. they say martinez admitted to the plot and parked the vehicle right in front of the recruiting center to do what he thought would be maximum harm. prosecutors say it was all on tape. if you look at the tapes of him army and the device, it is like everyday routine -- armenia the device, it is like everyday routine. the judge ordered him to remain in detention. the charges, he said amar extraordinarily serious. the day before the bomb was to go off, martinez said a facebook message claiming they would be victorious. he also said they would face two options, one, be successful, or two, get locked up. >> police in baltimore are searching for the man who robbed and abducted a pharmaceutical rep. the victim was taken in the 2000 block of west pratt street this morning. he had stopped at a local d

. >> in order to get the box, you fay $5 -- pay $5 plus shipping. but once yours is filled up and ready to go, it cost you nothing. in san francisco,cbs 5. >> wonder good they will take barbies with no heads. >>> drama tonight involving two hollywood stars. what? steven baldwin is suing kevin costner. these are two actors, of course, they formed a company that develop devices that separate oil from water. baldwin said he sold his shares in the company for $1.4 million just before bp placed a $52 million order. he says cost costner knew the deal but didn't inform him. cost ner's side is not commenting. >>> was there really a christmas star at the birth of christ? the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. story goes ...a star led the three wise men to a manger. it happened a long time ago of course. a star led the three wise men to a manger. but is there any evidence of an actual christmas star? that's tonight's good questio

and this is saint travis, in georgia, santa gets tons of thousands of letters, ss fay helps him out.e santa claus letters and good to view chhistmas through the eyes offa chill. >> i wonder if she got 95 ine? >> she has been the helper for 15 years and doesn't plan to retire any time soon. >> what did you ask for? >> ercedes? beemer? >> diamond earrings. >> earrings. studs. >>>merry christmas. >> emily gracey is back with the seven day sky watch forecast. it pays to be good. >> it does. >> we are looking at dry conditions for this eekend. mid 30s. so it will be cool. dry sunday. 36 for the afternoon high. and by monday, only 33. now a chance of snow tuesday. with mostly cloudy skies. after that dry out for the remainder of the week. staying below average. @%t warming little. by christmas eve, highs in the 30s. back to you. >> thank you. that will do it for the "late thank you for joining us. i am jeff barnd. >> and i am karen parks. up next is how i met

to all the people around the world who have had fai in me, who have supported my team while i've bee away. >> the 39-year-old austlian surrendered to answer to a swedish sex crimes warrant. he's expected to head to a british country mansion where he'll have a curfew and wear an monitoring device. it was just a way to get him into custody while the u.s. figures out how to charge him related to the leak of diplomatic cable hoots is at the center of a new legal fight. the california chapter of the national organization for women says it's filing police complaints against hooters in san francisco and over california cities. the complaints stem from a filing where executives from the restaurant chain characterized hooters as primarily a provider of vicarious sexual entertainment t also called it a family restaurant. today's complaints claim that under those definitions the restaurant does not meet california or federal requirements for sexual entertainment licensing because it allows children to be served. hooters representatives were t immediately available to comment on the complaint. t

. >> fay a democratic president and house and senate to follow the bush economic philosophy of tax breaksor millionaires and billionaires is wrong. public policy, i will do whatever i can to see that 60 votes are not acquired to pass this piece of legislation. >> the president said to continue this fight while americans are suffering -- >> it would be the wrong thing to do. >> the deal extends unemployment to the end of next year. millions started to run out this month is something new. a 2% cut in payroll taxes. analysts think in the end, democrats have no choice but to vote yes. >> it's a bitter pill and they make faces and at the end of the day they hold their nose and vote for it. >> tracie potts today in the east bay. >> let's look at what's coming up later and we say hello to brent in the newsroom. >> good morning and thank you very much. coming up, the ninth circuit court is thinking about how they will vote on the appeal to get his take on it. a bay area high school student discovered a possible solution to a common medical problem. we will hear about how it could day save lives.

. >> police also found a vital clue -- a note inside the bomb saying it was from the fai, an informal anarchist federation. italians believe it has been behind similar attacks in the past. worrying to is the parallel with the mail bombs sent to embassies in athens last month. those attacks were blamed on greek anarchists. although the damage caused was minor, it caused widespread fear and forced greece to suspend international mail for two days. now it is the italian authorities battling an attempt to cause chaos in the heart of their capital. >> police in venezuela have used water cannon and rubber bullets to break up a protest against a law that increases government control over universities. dozens of police and national guard troops blocked a march by hundreds of students outside the central university in caracas. they say the new law will be used to promote president chavez pet social ideologies. dmitry medvedev has welcomed u.s. ratification of a landmark joint agreement between both countries to cut their nuclear arsenal. russia is due to start its ratification of the new start

it was signed by an anarchist group called fai, which has been implicated in several attacks on italian and european institutions since 2003. >> are around two months ago, some small gasoline bottles were deposited here near the embassy -- around two months ago. as we know, a month later, there were similar events in athens. >> the anarchist group's statement contained a reference to a greek activist killed in a firefight with police in march 2010. that has led investigators to believe there may be links to groups in greece and spain. security has now been stepped up in embassies across rome as well as in the area around the vatican. there are worries that more explosives may turn up after being held up in the christmas mail. >> a huge fire has destroyed three medieval buildings in the southern german town of constance. firefighters were on the scene within minutes. there were fears the fire could spread to other buildings in the picturesque town center constructed in the 15th century. the fire was so intense -- you can see this building coming down -- that in fact several buildings tha

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a regular part of william's mother's life, culminating on that night in paris when diana and dodi fayedcar crash while trying to avoid photographers. two inquests later blamed the deaths not on the photographers, but on the speeding car's drunken driver. still, the royal family has now warned that any intrusion on william and kate's privacy will bring the full force of british law down on the intruders like a royal ton of bricks. >> i honestly believe if tiger woods had been british you wouldn't have known about tiger woods. that's how is it in this country now. >> reporter: and english privacy law is a lot stronger than american privacy law. here there's something called the red carpet rule. if it's an official function on a red carpet-- real or imagined- - it's okay. pictures can be taken. if it's a private function, off the carpet, it's private, off limits, and the courts back that up. in fact, they've already backed up kate middleton. sneaked photos of her playing tennis were kept out of the papers here by royal legal pressure, and the photo agency which took the pictures had to apo

thank you, fay. i want to thank my staff. as members get all the credit and the glory, but it's the folks behind the scenes who do the grunt work, that make it all possible. i have always said i have the best staff on capitol hill and also the best staff back in my home district and i believe that's true. we are joined today, i hope, by watching by russell and dale, my chief of staff, and my d.c. chief, dr. david, ph.d., my legislative director, senior legislative assistant, legislative assistant, legislative correspondentent -- correspondent, executive assistant julia, staff assistant, molly, and then my office district representative william and mercedes. and my raleigh district staff represented by carolyn, sonia, and mike, amy who is our district scheduler, very difficult job. and debbie, case worker and project coordinator. we call ourselves team etheridge and for 14 great years we have been an incredible effective team. i'm proud of each and every one of team etheridge. and prouder still of what together we have accompl

people who are unemployed fay long time will also get extended jobless benefits. >>> the army doctor who disobeyed orders to deploy to afghanistan is going to a military prison and will be dismissed from the army. after three days of court martial proceeding at fort meade, lieutenant colonel terrence lakin was sentenced to six months. he questioned president obama's ability to be commander in heave for not proving he was born in the united states. >>> incoming mayor convincement gray is keeping police chief kathy lanier. he announced his public safety team yesterday. his reason for keeping the chief, an 80% approval rating and a declining crime rate. he announced kenneth ellerbee will be the city's fire chief. the city council must now sign off the on appointments. >> you heard tuck are say it was no snow did i for the redskins but the weather did force them inside as they get ready to take on the dallas cowboys. the team practiced indoors at lifetime fitness yesterday. it was the fourth time the element have hampered outdoor activity. >>> the wikileaks founder is a free man this mor

the number should stand skpout 40 in fay is and mornings in the 20s this week and this are turning more mild. notice the clouds oef the biarea. the clouds are going through this morning. the real rain is falling from yreka and mendocino county. that will drop to the south and the futurecast is showing you rain mainly from areas north of the golden gate and carquinas straight into the afternoon. from here into the weekend, we get the breaks in between the showers and saturday bhoerng more activity. the weekend forecast is a little challenging as we keep an eye on san jose. about 9:00. 62 for san jose later on. south winds and cooler where the raindrops will fly. let's look at the seven-day forecast. as things stand, looks like rain goes it saturday morning and the rain will fill in around the day. it's been a good point. game time decision should apply. >> we are talking about the holiday parade on sunday morning and all of us are going to appear in the parade and we were debating bringing the triplets. they are going to ride in your car. >> you have the three of us to take care of. a ga

i'm lieutenant colonel tom fay, welcoming you to camp legger neck in afghanistan. hi to all my friends and family, especially my kids, thomas and kelly, back in stafford, virginia. i love you guys. happy holidays. >>> good morning, time now 6:23 on your friday morning. we are talking about more sunshine for today. so we are going to warm up by midday or so. here's a look at your day planner for your friday. sunny conditions later today. by 9:00 sunny skies, 29 degrees at that hour, and then 36 by 3:00 p.m. we will be above freezing. currently, it is cold out there. in the teens and 20s. make sure you bundle up, folks. all right. we have richard with your timesaver traffic. oh no, we have sports. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. this sunday will be the 100th meeting in the storied rivalry between the redskins and cowboys. the skins are 5-8, the cowboys are 4-9. they probably are having a bitter taste in their mouth because of the last game imagine if the redskins only won six games this year, but two of them were against dallas. >> this determines the kind of t

done it much better in the first half building a 21-0 lead when joe flacco fines on a back corner fayed. the lead was 21-7 at halftime. a 28-7 in the second half, and read with care for 103 yards. 21 unanswered points by the texans. andrea johnson's two-point conversion was good. the ravens in dire need of a hero. it was josh wilson, the former seahawks, who steps into the role and takes this to the end zone and the game. the ravens survive winning 34- 28. there were all kinds of holes in this game, but it is a lot better to be 9-for-8-5 is close to the playoffs. -- 9-4 than 8-5 disclosed to the playoffs. >> it does not matter with the score is as long as we keep winning. >> jos will shun -- joshua wilson was the key player of the game. in december a playoff hunt, we have nine wins now. we have the world chance coming in and we will deflating them on a short week. it will be tough. -- we will be playing them on a short week. >> if you have been in a relationship with someone you love that you find maddening, that is the relationship the ravens have with this team. by this point, you hav

to renew negotiations with the palestinian leadership headed by president abbas and prime minister fayed. we need to overcome suspicions on all sides. in israel, we have to go beyond egos, expand the government if needed, and brace ourselves for the immediate task of moving decisively forward. i believe that the coming few weeks can enable us to find a way to make it better. millions of eyes in the middle east and around the world are looking at us, expecting us to do just this. i acknowledge thisati am doing everything in my power to ensure that this opportunity will not be missed. we must leave up to -- we must live up to our responsibilities to provide leadership and not lose touch with reality. paraphrasing president kennedy, [unintelligible] it is the one most consistent with our character and courage. i pledge to you that we will continue to struggle for israel's security by working determinedly to achieve peace. the lord will give its people strength. amen. thank you very much. shabot and shalom. [applause] there was no evidence of any magistrate that at a search warrant them list

. >> she looks like fay dunn away. and. >> all of my favorite characters and best of all john denver. >> that's special, tuck. i love that. that was a good one. >>> well we hope that family has merry christmas -- all of the families out there. we're working to make sure others do as well. we have added another ornament to the fox 5 christmas tree this morning. now you can see it. isn't that pretty? in person it's even prettier. tv doesn't do it full justice. this is a cup cake ornament sent in to us from marquice. very pretty. he is a student at wheaton high school and wants to wish friends and teachers a happy holiday. >> and parkice said his mom watches the show so we want to say a happy holidays to the entire family. next week we'll donate our tree to shepherd's cove. a shelter for women and children. spread some cheer to those good people too. >>> and speaking of cheer. >> doing it with song? >> this morning we are. holly morris is getting great entertainment. she's at duke ellington school of the arts where they a

we pulled over fay moment and i met some workers who were driving up from stafford and said it was veryad conditions down there. quite a bit of snow. very slippery roadways. as we are driving on the beltway northbound, i can see there are some cars that have a good half inch or so i would say at lost on their windshields and on the tops of their cars so certainly the folk farther south are getting a good measurable snow and the traffic is heavy so as it is hitting the roadway, it is melting but as you look off to the side, can you see the grass is coated with snow. i would say be careful if you are heading this direction. as we head north, we will bring you some more updates as to what is happen with the snow. but it is steady, somewhat pretty to be honest. i can't believe i will say that about snow again. i wasn't prepared for it either. that is the condition right now. right now, traffic is moving fine but it is coming down steadily here in woodbridge. >> all right. thank you. you all be safe and we'll check in with you later. >>> other local headlines, everything back to normal on ro

let's fai face it. i'm 31 years old. i'm tired of being single. >> reporter: also tonight, an exclusive sneak peek at johnny depp and pirates of the caribbean. plus, genith paltrow -- gwynneth paltrow. >>> and don't miss entertainment tonight, here on wjz 13. >>> cold and chilly around baltimore tonight. and it's going to get worse before it gets better. bob turk has the updated first warning forecast next. ,,,,,,,,, >>> wind chills put us in the teens and 20s. 29 now. that was the actual temperature. 8 degrees. very dry air. humidity. you heat it up to 78 degrees. this is the kind of weather you need to add to your heating system. it makes it more comfortable. west/northwest to seven. barometer. 29.4 inches. we still have wind advisories. up across western maryland. and a winter storm warning for those folks in western allegheny county. 4 to 8 inches of snow. likely, this is all lake-effect snow. 4:29 now. the actual temperature in oakland is only 9 above zero. 21 in cumberland. 30 in d.c. and 34, the warm spot in ocean

so fay for instance a driver had to delivered to a restaurant and had to walk through the back door through kitchen to get to the manager's office so a lot of food grease on the floor or creating a situation like this. but with it being winter time right now it could be ice, snow or rain. >> reporter: it is a whole different thing when you are holding something else as well, right? >> what we want our drivers to do, we have an acronym called nod, so navigate around the situation, observe your surroundings and then slow down. >> reporter: and why couldn't i bend down and since i know this is slick, just slide it there. >> we do want the package to get there on time. but in one piece. and we want the drivers to arrive there safely as well. >> reporter: and tom made a good point. we said well if it's not marked fragile and he said all packages are fragile. so i'm picking up a little bit. >> you're doing very well. >> reporter: so before we did go, i did want to ask you guys, what can we do as customers to make your job easier? >> proper labeling for one. proper cushions within the package. it

reporting in san jose, marla fay tay yes, nbc bay area news. >> gift cards equal big business. listen to this statistic. according to one consulting firm, the industry takes in $88 billion a yearen and as much as $30 billion of it never gets used. so the moral here is use it or lose it. >>> holiday retail sales were way up on hooin too. initial estimates are that sales jumped 15%. retailers are hoping to cash in on the postholiday return season with some special sales to get shoppers to spend even more. official estimates will not be out until later next week, but the national retail federation has had to revise the holiday sales upward, which is good news, i guess. upward is now in the clouds. rain. >> rain totals. snow totals. up for tomorrow. the storm rolling in this time tomorrow. today, not all that bad. the clouds filling in during the afternoon. 57 for a high in san jose. 56 in san ramon. and los gatos can calling in with 58 degrees. generally no matter where you were around the bay area, despite the fact we had fog and patchy clouds to wake up to, tomorrow's temperatur

the sur fay finds it takes an average of 40 seconds for b of a to answer calls. they lost the highest percentage in five of six months that the treasury department collected call center information from the eighth largest servicers in the mortgage identification program. >>> use it or lose it. has the end of the year approaching, many are scrambling to spend whatever cash is left. if you don't, you lose the money. the pretax are meant to be spent on medical expenses, but expire at the end of the year. spending will be harder next year because over the counter drugs will not be eligible without a prescription. >> it also will be the time to buy bandages and band-aids and adhesives and crutches or eyeglasses or contact lenses. >> the average american leaves $85 in his or her account and loses the money. experts suggest front loading your 2011 expenses if you can. >> federal government officials will upgrade defense against terror attacks of the nation's subway and rail networks. a new investigation said there gaping holes in the plan. it may be impossible to fix. "

i know you're on twitter and fais bob. careful about twitter. but facebook has security in their programs. >> and the site you recommend is free advice. it's created to help people. even though it has a creepy name. >> it's meant to help. tom, great to see you. thanks so much. >>> as we continue to talk about there, there are over 500 million people around the world actively using facebook. 85% of people now use the internet to do their shopping, from online banking and e-mails to business transactions. every account needs to have a password. but a whopping 75% of computer users are using the same one, two, three, four, five, six code password to protect their information. 75%. can you believe that? michael is ceo of reputation defender.com. good to have you with us. i'm still tripped up thinking people use the password 123456. we think we're protected. explain why that isn't enough to really protect us. >> there are two kinds of hacking that we see in the internet today. one is an act of hacking where third parties are looking for personal iden

. >> n fays and on this rare saturday session, and many said it no. >> and want this to end. >> democratsonight the middle-class cut that the vaunted. >> what are we doing and where are our values? >> and to extend tax cuts only families burning less than 250 k >> it is not fair, and i am on that cut off line. >> raising taxes during a recession is wrong and everybody needs relief. >> if we do not extend this tax cuts? personal question that it will be detrimental. >> and to extend unemployment benefits for two more million americans. >> i think it is wrong and that even considering giving permanent wealth tax credits and denying unemployment benefits. >> and the with like politicians to stop arguing and take action. if panel i wish they would try to work things out because there is a lot of people suffering. >> and party leaders are being met with both sides with president obama. >> and to focus our efforts to resolve this. >> that was richard read reporting. still ahead, computer users in france are cutting cut off from wikileaks will have the latest on the whistle blowing website. and

we need to identify fay those patients who are really truly at risk for dying from lung cancer. >>reporter: this trail comes on the heel of a highly public study funed by the national cancer institute. in that side ct scan used for screening held cancer death in 20 percent for the time studied compared to traditional chest x-ray. that study prompted calls to make screening routine for high risk patients but critic point out that ct scan produce high rate of false positive. up to 70% the previous studies detecting problems not really there. false positive lead to follow-up test. >> this is found in the lung. we have to decide if we need to do further treatment or follow this nodule. >>reporter: given the expense the doctor is able to identify high risk patient could make screeninging far more practical. >> i think if we can fine-tune that population by introducing this genetic test, probably have concerning finding to be investigated. >>reporter: dna gathered by a swab of the cheek. results combined with behave and other risk factor to determine a final score. jennifer is hoping

it was signed by an anarchist group called fai, which has been implicated in several attacks on italian and european institutions since 2003. >> are around two months ago, some small gasoline bottles were deposited here near the embassy -- around two months ago. as we know, a month later, there were similar events in athens. >> the anarchist group's statement contained a reference to a greek activist killed in a firefight with police in march 2010. that has led investigators to believe there may be links to groups in greece and spain. security has now been stepped up in embassies across rome as well as in the area around the vatican. there are worries that more explosives may turn up after being held up in the christmas mail. >> a huge fire has destroyed three medieval buildings in the southern german town of constance. firefighters were on the scene within minutes. there were fears the fire could spread to other buildings in the picturesque town center constructed in the 15th century. the fire was so intense -- you can see this building coming down -- that in fact several buildings tha

he was fays a lifetime of misery. >> reporter: mark and his younger brother andrew turned their father in when they confessed to him in 2008, they haven't spoken to their dad or their mother ruth since. bernie madoff was informed of his son's suicide from behind bars. no word on his reaction nor if he asked to attend the funeral. >> the security level that he's in, he has to get approval by the u.s. attorney's office. it's going to be a challenge for him. >> reporter: mark madoff has denied any knowledge or involvement in his father's ponzi scheme, not everyone believes it. but even bernie madoff's angriest victims are sadden i by this twist. >> i'm very, very sorry his for wife and his children and my heart goes out to them. anybody who feels that that's their only way out, i think it's extremely sad. >> reporter: yesterday a madoff relative identified the body here in manhattan. now the family will start planning the funeral. ruth madoff who reportedly now lives in florida is said to be heart broken by her son's suicide and at least one published story out this morning, she blames he

don't want any changes to the bill so the rest of the democrats would all have to hang together in fay want to see this through. >> cbs' nancy cordes on capitol hill following the story. thank you. >>> time to get the news. betty nguyen at the news desk with thorning. good morning. >> good morning, good morning to you at home. >>> this morning, the white house releases the latest review of the war in afghanistan. the report finds that u.s.-led forces are making gains against the taliban but describes them as fragile and reversible saying militants find safe haven in pakistan. the al qaeda leadership in pakistan is at its weakest since the 9/11 attacks and that the u.s. remains the principle target for the terrorist organization. and u.s. troops will start to withdraw in july but americans will remain in afghanistan until at least 2014. >>> this morning, a british judge is ordering wikileaks founder julian assange to be freed on bail rejecting an order of swedish authorities to face changes. assange is fighting that effort and swedish prosecutors argued in court that he is a flight risk

let's say they try and fay, do the house democrats get behind this bill? >> i think that the house democrats will get behind this bill ultimately. again, except for the 120 billion of the 900 bill wrong that go to the rich, including the estate tax, the rest of it is unemployment, tax cuts for small businesses. it helps the people that the democratic party wants to help, and, by the way that 120 billion that goes to the rich folks, 20 hedge funds managers that made a billion dollars this year aren't going to create -- they are book keys, they won't create a single job yet they are paying less of their income than the average garbage collector does. i know what trickles down and it ain't economics. >> your robin hood theory of economics won't work. megyn: you mentioned garbage collector. one of the other interesting pieces in that 60 minutes piece is john boehner said he met his wife originally years and years ago when he was pick up his garbage. that's what he was doing for a living, a sweet guy i guess, met her over the garbage can and a love connection w

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should have bee -- is a new one to me, i probably should have known that, being the moderator of "on fayed." there are some parents might agree with you on that. [laughter] if you go to "on faith," you probably learned a l about religion. host: phil on the republican line. caller: one, i just wanted to comment on ms. quinn's conversion from atheism to lieve. to me, it was pretty much the same thing. i was an atheist until the late 1960's, when i was in vietnam. to me it was very intense and personal. for most people of belief, it is a very intense and personal thing. out of ottawa on the -- i want to follow up on the pew research and the number of evangelicals. i want to know if you have any sense of the undercurrents going on within e evangelical movement now. it became coopted by politics in the 1970's and 1980's and seem to be the natural channel for conservative christianity are evenvangelical christianity, to maka dent in politics. there is a movement away from that to get back to where christianity was at the time when the arts would flourish, art and music and literature. it seems l

to renew negotiations with the palestinian leadership headed by president abbas and prime minister fayed. we need to overcome suspicions on all sides. in israel, we have to go beyond egos, expand the government if needed, and brace ourselves for the immediate task of moving decisively forward. i believe that the coming few weeks can enable us to find a way to make it better. millions of eyes in the middle east and around the world are looking at us, expecting us to do just this. i acknowledge thisati am doing everything in my power to ensure that this opportunity will not be missed. we must leave up to -- we must live up to our responsibilities to provide leadership and not lose touch with reality. paraphrasing president kennedy, [unintelligible] it is the one most consistent with our character and courage. i pledge to you that we will continue to struggle for israel's security by working determinedly to achieve peace. the lord will give its people strength. amen. thank you very much. shabot and shalom. [applause] >> next, president obama and former president clinton meet with reporters.

these companies need to say, ok, passed a law that if you are not going to no fayed kayaleh -- -- if you are not going to innovate, we've got to do something here. host: let's move on to jim other republican line. caller: i am pretty much in agreement with don from shreveport. i'm glad that the spending bill, the your market bill failed -- the earmark bill failed. that the currentth tax code -- tax rates were extended, but afraid it will not get the job done. only two years, businesses have to worry from now that two years from now we will have huge democratic increases. and obama care -- they're not going to hire. as far as the unemployment extension to 99 weeks, that will at $58 billion to the deficit. i just read an article where over 3000 households that were millionaires collected unemployment in 2008. they will continue to get extensions now. it is just another welfare program now. host: thank you so much. the next comment comes from jackie in eastlake, ohio. she is a democrat. caller: got the best congress that money can buy. we've got the senators and congressmen that are bei

fay, from michigan. good morning. caller: yes. i've been -- host: good morning. you're with us. caller: i've been unemployed since december of 2008. now, this argument that the republicans have that the unemployed is lazy, that's just not true because in order for you to get unemployment benefits, you've got to show that you are looking for work and that you are available for work. and this other thing about the jobless rate, when obama came into office the rate was at 7.6. so nobody was arguing with bush 's administration when they saw the unemployment rate ticking up. now, all of a sudden it's a big issue because it's gone up a couple of percentages since obama's been in there and i don't think it's fair that people jump on the obama administration because they have not turned this around. things don't work like that. things take time. things take planning. and you've got to know what you're doing to do what you need to do to get where you need to go. host: how is your job search going? caller: and another thing, if you haven't been steady at least six months, steady working,

. >> santa fay new mexico, democrat's line. go ahead. caller: i'm so glad you're here. wanted to talk to you. you mentioned president obama and governing. but what we also need more than anything else is for him to lead and we need a plan. the entire country needs one job. we need to focus on one thing that will be beneficial to the entire nation. every single state could contribute to. and my idea is simply this. the joint of creating a water desalization pipeline from san diego to el paso. if we are intent on building a wall along our southern border, let us not make it another wall such as we had in the east germans built, a berlin wall. we need a wall and we need -- we must have a partner on the other side of the border. so my idea is that if we as a people could do something that would benefit all of us as an entire good and solve more than one problem at a time, we've got immigration and drug and potential war. we have a drought over the entire west that is going to hit within the next five years. the lakes are all hurting and there are only two major waterways in

should have bee -- is a new one to me, i probably should have known that, being the moderator of "on fayed." there are some parents might agree with you on that. [laughter] if you go to "on faith," you probably learned a lot about religion. host: phil on the republican line. caller: one, i just wanted to comment on ms. quinn's conversion from atheism to believe. to me, it was pretty much the same thing. i was an atheist until the late 1960's, when i was in vietnam. to me it was very intense and personal. for most people of belief, it is a very intense and personal thing. out of ottawa on the -- i want to follow up on the pew research and the number of evangelicals. i want to know if you have any sense of the undercurrents going on within the evangelical movement now. it became coopted by politics in the 1970's and 1980's and seem to be the natural channel for conservative christianity are even evangelical christianity, to make a dent in politics. there is a movement away from that to get back to where christianity was at the time when the arts would flourish, art and music and literature.

so you can take the fay can have three different standards of intent and still survive i think under constitutional scheme. >> mr. wainstein, your comments on that. >> congressman king i actually agree with the idea of having a tripartite approach. steve vladeck described i think narrowing the provision for each of these different categories is going to make a more targeted legislation. >> then let me take this to, the injury to the united states. what does that mean and how can that be proven? >> that is also another sticking point in the whole wikileaks situation. i think you heard a little bit of that today. the question okay how damaging was that? may be back in the first charge that came out about dod, the dod documents about afghanistan, there were troop movements and alike. a lot of that stuff ended up getting taken out later on. is obviously sliding scale and when you are dealing with the first amendment 1 of the justifications especially if you are looking to prosecute a news organization, and organizations sort of in the shoes of a news outlet, you have to look at whether y

prison, know what the prisoner couldfit afford an attempt to have bond set at the profit maximizing fay amount. if a prisoner or his family could scrape together $5000, marcotte would want a judge to set bail at 10 times that amount amnt wou or $50,000, even if a lower amount would've been appropriate. now, in the gretna, louisiana courthouse to more judge porteous said, bill bondsmandsmn like kaufman.one-on-one directlm with the judges and magistrates to have been set bond. prosecutors and defense lved attorneys were virtually never involved. it is against this background that judge porteous relationship with ththe marcotte can this bea understood. marcotte needed a judge who would be receptive to his b bond request, to reduce bondsman they were too high in fat and entire amount that they were going to be set too low. as we know from judge porteous relationship with amato and creely, judge porteous needed and welcomed fin sancialvian sut from whoever would provide iter and was more than willing to use his judicial power to obtain it. judge porteous and marcotte each understood what the

so you can take the fay can have three different standards of intent and still survive i think under constitutional scheme. >> mr. wainstein, your comments on that. >> congressman king i actually agree with the idea of having a tripartite approach. steve vladeck described i think narrowing the provision for each of these different categories is going to make a more targeted legislation. >> then let me take this to, the injury to the united states. what does that mean and how can that be proven? >> that is also another sticking point in the whole wikileaks situation. i think you heard a little bit of that today. the question okay how damaging was that? may be back in the first charge that came out about dod, the dod documents about afghanistan, there were troop movements and alike. a lot of that stuff ended up getting taken out later on. is obviously sliding scale and when you are dealing with the first amendment 1 of the justifications especially if you are looking to prosecute a news organization, and organizations sort of in the shoes of a news outlet, you have to look at whether y

to renew negotiations with the palestinian leadership headed by president abbas and prime minister fayed. we need to overcome suspicions on all sides. in israel, we have to go beyond egos, expand the government if needed, and brace ourselves for the immediate task of moving decisively forward. i believe that the coming few weeks can enable us to find a way to make it better. millions of eyes in the middle east and around the world are looking at us, expecting us to do just this. i acknowledge thisati am doing everything in my power to ensure that this opportunity will not be missed. we must leave up to -- we must live up to our responsibilities to provide leadership and not lose touch with reality. paraphrasing president kennedy, [unintelligible] it is the one most consistent with our character and courage. i pledge to you that we will continue to struggle for israel's security by working determinedly to achieve peace. the lord will give its people strength. amen. thank you very much. shabot and shalom. [applause] >> please resume your seat, ladies and gentlemen. we will ask the press an

so you can take the fay can have three different standards of intent and still survive i think under constitutional scheme. >> mr. wainstein, your comments on that. >> congressman king i actually agree with the idea of having a tripartite approach. steve vladeck described i think narrowing the provision for each of these different categories is going to make a more targeted legislation. >> then let me take this to, the injury to the united states. what does that mean and how can that be proven? >> that is also another sticking point in the whole wikileaks situation. i think you heard a little bit of that today. the question okay how damaging was that? may be back in the first charge that came out about dod, the dod documents about afghanistan, there were troop movements and alike. a lot of that stuff ended up getting taken out later on. is obviously sliding scale and when you are dealing with the first amendment 1 of the justifications especially if you are looking to prosecute a news organization, and organizations sort of in the shoes of a news outlet, you have to look at whether y