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(sot ffom 5/3/10 pkg f chief) police arrived and qqickly we &prealized victim suffered fromm something far worse to her body. in the hours that pollce arrested 24 yeaa old george huguely a fellow u-v-a ptudent ann llcross player. up. police say during ken - questioning huguely admitted he went tt love's off campus apartment, kicked in her bedroommdoor and began to violently shake her aa times striking her heed against the wall. huguely's deffnse team maintains hhgely did not intend to committ murder. (sot from atty from pkg) 4/12/11 incue george huguelyoutcue: he did could have happpned. it's expected spend a great deal f time tieing love's adderall use to her cause of deeth. the drug is commonly prescribed to iidividuals with adhd. police found a prescription for the drug in love's backkack. ((joy on-camera)) once 12 jurorssand 3 &palternates are seated... attorneys will present their opening statements. thhs will be the first time that attorney's will address jurors. both sides will take his opportunity to explaan to this point... and whooshould be held responsible. joy lepola fox 45

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fromm friday, her family and closest friends gather ed in the funera home. >> we miss her and will always love her. >> she was remembered last night at the naacp image awards. ♪ later today, invited guests will come together at the church where houston sang as a child. they'll celebrate the life of a woman many of them knew with a nickname, "nippy." >> a great artist, and a very kind and giving person. very sensitive young lady. >> reporter: aretha franklin, the woman she called aunt re. and kevin costner and her long time musical mentor, clive davis. although fans are being kept blocks away from the service, it does little to diminish their affection for the legendary singer. she will be buried a few miles in westville, new jersey, near where she grew up and buried alongside her father, who passed away in 2003. >> thank you, mark borger in newark. >> whitney's funeral begins today and you can watch it on n nbcwashington non-stop. and you can watch it live on nbcwashington.com. >>> and winter weather we're expected to see sometime this weekend. >> a little chance for winter to finally com

and the overhang from that and the scandal stuff fromm his personal life and the other things, overhangrom that, followed him to florida and caught up with him. the long arm of the law reached out and got him in florida and he fell flat in florida. now people say, what about this rick santorum? now it's santorum's turn in the dunking booth. you are right. that gives gingrich a minute to go to ground, ohio and texas and other state where is he thinks he can do a number later on. >> in the end, romney has to sell himself. that's the problem he's had. he has two points of strength, the idea that he's the businessman, the guy who is capable, steady and all of that. but that's not enough. to say, if the economy were 11% unemployment, that's a winner and it's over. but it's not. it is going to be a lot more difficult. you have to make the case on the issues. second was, the idea that he is inevitable. he can beat obama. but if you look at the stumbles along the way, every time he's up, he runs into tinnitis in three losses. if you want to remain inevitable, you can't be punctured again and ag

david fromm at aei was dismissed because he wrote a couple op-ed pieces critical to the tilt to have extreme right of the republican party, and i had a conversation with bruce bartlett, also formerly of aei, who told me he was dismissed because hi book on reaganomics was not -- >> [inaudible] >> thank you. >> [inaudible] >> would you like to -- >> i'll address the donor issue. the way we handle things at heritage is when we solicit support for somebody, we sell our mission, we sell our approach to the world. they tend to have any individual donor's going to have more interest in one area than in others, and can we'll show that potential donor our work in that area, but never accept money on a contract basis. we don't say that we're going to publish a paper specifically for that donor with a certain conclusion subject to that person giving us money. so it's basically if they agree with that institution or mission in life and they want to affiliate with us, we welcome their support. and there are examples where we've lost six-figure donors because we published something that they didn'

called "coming apart" has its share of critics but probably none as prolific with criticism as david fromme is a cnn contributor and writer for "the daily beast" and like charles murray a conservative. to be clear, charles murray declined to be interviewed on air with you, david. you have written, count 'em, one, two, three, four, five, a five-part critique of charles' work. you even wrote that you and charles may have some negative history. >> yeah. >> is this -- is there anything personal in this? >> i hope not. as i pointed out at the beginning of those things, charles and i had a long history. it went bad in way that say i -- it went bad in ways i regret. but in the time since that happened, i've written positively about other things he has done and i continue to regard his first book "losing ground" as a very important statement. and i was looking forward to this book, to "coming apart" because the issues of income inequality are very important for conservatives to address. for a long time the conservative answer has been, it isn't happening, it's not a fact, and "coming apart" is impo

and then there's this account fromm white house press aide found at the kknnedy library.t's a transcript from 1964 in which sheetalks about mimi having a special relationship with president kennedy.she talks about the press inquiring why mimi was on presidential trips, and she talks about girls in the white house going swimming wwth the president and dave powers. coming up... gisele bundchen's reaction... to the patriots' lo. loss."my husband cannot fáááing throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time" time."the likely comment... that led to his outburss. you're watching fox 45 mmrning news.. all ocal.. all mo i hear you're having a tough day, so i brought you a freshly made sandwich. you made me a sandwich? no, dunkin' did, but i wrote the note. new bakery sandwiches at dunkin' donuts. try the turkey cheddar bacon or ham and cheese today. a÷ discipline. the - behaviorrl problems spanking might cause... on fox 45 news at 5:30.3 3 -downtown 3 3 3 fiebr mpa 3 3 the murder trial of george huguely contiiues this morning with another day of jury selection.men and women w

i have never seen a think tank take a bigger pounded from their fans then will marshall and al fromm. >> floor where you stand is where you sit. -- where you stand is where you sit. in terms of our positions and guidelines we have internal policy which is that we are a thing takes so we don't signed as many letters as other people but on the actual substance of human rights in china, we have written extensively on this, we have pushed the administration on the issues of human rights all of the world where the administration has taken a different position than what we would support. we have written on that extensively. i think that there is a challenge between when you have a progressive -- when you are the administration in power which shares the broad ideology. you perhaps will not see as much criticisms but i can attest to the number of times that we have been criticized for taking of a tick of the senators to democrats, members of congress who were democrats, and this president. now, we are a progressive organization and so in many ways, there were many instances where the presiden