daughters, julia gordon lowe founded an organization to teach young women self-reliance and resource fulness. a century later, during the year of the girl, the girl scouts more than 3 million members are leaders in their communities and are translating new skills into successful careers. americans of all backgrounds continue to draw inspiration from julia gordon lowe's remarkable vision, and we celebrate her dedication to empowering girls everywhere. [ applause ] >> toni morrison. the first african-american woman to win a noble prize, toni morrison is one of our nation's most distinguished storytell lestorytellers. she has taken complexions of people and turned their gender. the united states proudly honors her for strengthening the character of our union. [ applause ] >> john paul stevens. from the navy to the bench, john paul stevens has devoted himself to service to our nation. after earning a bronze star in world war ii, stevens returned home to pursue a career in law. as an attorney, he became a leading practitioner of anti-trust law, and as a supreme court justice, he dedicated his lon

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close enough to give the faithffaith ful hope, to remind them of a time when the presidents voyaged to almaguer, nbc news, san juan capistrano. >> and that's our broadcast on a wednesday 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.

and it turns out because there are a substantial number of very success ful and young and active retired military officers there, a fellow by the name of eric hastings, a marine colonel, and tom o'connor, navy captain, and steele and i came up, hatched the idea of going to military hospitals and having the staff at the hospitals identify individuals to come to montana for a week and learn to fly fish. wow. this was an ambitious project, and it was a bit hard to sell it to the people in military hospitals, i mean, because bozeman is sort of a remote place. how do we do all this? well, it turns out that the bozeman area is the mecca of trout fishing so at least a number of people knew about that. and the military -- the veterans had sustained contact with their colleagues -- managed to identify people in military hospitals who could basically recruit the first group. so we brought six very severely injured combat veterans to bozeman with the idea to teach them how to fly fish, and bozeman is such a remarkable place because, among other things, there are a number of people who are professio

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up until now, it's been pretty unevent ful.erations and we've heard no questions from the jury today. maybe because they have all the 503 exhibits that were presented throughout the trial. the jurors had gone to the judge yesterday and asked for 20 exhibits, most of them having to do with fred baron, the wealthy donor who gave to john edwards. the judge turned around and said, wouldn't it be easier if i just gave you all the exhibits? and that's exactly what happened. a lot of speculation about what exactly is going on inside that courtroom. john edwards faces six felony counts and it appears that the jurors are weighing all this carefully, and this could drag on into next week. again, we're waiting to see the latest development and whether we'll be able to go home for the holiday weekend. >> it sounds like this thing will go on a little further. thanks very much. appreciate that, sir. and we will be right back. [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shipping giant can befriend a forest may seem like the stuff of fairy

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i am very proud, revenge ful, ambitious with more offenses at my back than i have thoughts to put themr watching. matt miller is in for dylan ratigan and he's here to take us forward. good afternoon, matt. >> love all the literary elusions. we're going to understand the significance of california's latest meltdown. we're going to do a very rare and innovative cable news clawback of all those jp morgan chase bonuses in the wake of their $2 billion loss. plus a provocative new book argues that religious decline is hurting americans. the show starts right now. >>> good afternoon. i'm matt miller in for dylan ratigan. he and i have switched coasts for the day. he's on assignment in california working with veterans and start-ups to put them back to work, and i'm coming to you live from new york, but you see, i'm actually from california. which brings us to the big story

i am very proud, revenge ful, ambitious with more offenses at my back than i have thoughts to put themr watching. matt miller is in for dylan ratigan and he's here to take us forward. good afternoon, matt. >> love all the literary elusions. we're going to understand the significance of california's latest meltdown. we're going to do a very rare and innovative cable news

the one thing i'm never doubt ful about is just the amazing capacity of our troops and their mora moraleas in boz knsnia just a couple weeks ago, the fact you still have so much determination and stick-to-it-iveness is extraordinary. it's a testament and we're very proud of them. since i'm in chicago, even though my press secretary told me not to do this, i'm going to call on a chicagoan to ask a chicago question. jay? >> mr. president. >> good to see you again. >> good to see you, too, mr. president, and good to see you in chicago. chicagoans look at you standing there with chicago, chicago, chicago on the wall behind you. there is an undeniable sense of pride. in your view, how did reality match-up to fantasy in welcoming the world leaders to chicago? and did the demonstrators in any way on the streets undermine your efforts, mayor emmanuel's efforts, to project the image of chicago you would have liked to have seen? >> i have to tell you, i think chicago performed magnificently. those of us who were in the summit had a great experience. if you talk to leaders from around the world, th

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. >> good morning. pit' s deit'sligh deltfulight to ful >> are you saying what are the fellows at theere the vatican is criticizing nuns and rally in support of nuns? >> it's a very unusual time that way. as i say to a lot of my friends, this is a lot more. this is about what kind of a catholic church we're going to be. because when i hear that vatican mandate, what i hear is the voice of the church of the 19th century, the voice of the church before that wonderful reforming council, the second vatican council in the 1960s, when it was exhilarating to be a catholic in those days. when the windows were open and the fresh air was let into the church. and that's what nuns today have embraced, that kind of of a church. not a dictatorial one but a lla&a dictatorial one but a orapcoltivelabo onerati.ve one. > so the>> s queo thstioe qun coest aey gre toihey going to enforce accu satiaccuons satiin. ons in. >> & >> & heyp>> meatheyning mea? >> yes. >> i don't know. i don't know. they say in their mandates they're going to send in an ar order, to but get this, revise their statute, their hand

italy back over 6%ful we're going to get the results from it will i in the next 10, 15 minutes or so.0-year key auctions looking to raise. how high the yields will be, we'll find out. we're fresh on 10-year gilts. as far as currency marks are considered, the dollar index is up fresh 20-year hero highs -- 20-month highs. aussie dollar get back toward six-month lows. expect retail sales down. euro dollar, fresh two-year lows right now. below 124. 124.34 below the 125 mark and we talked about no stimulus out of china. that's also hurting commodities, besides the dollar getting weaker as well. nymex below 90. brent brks e low 105, 105.46 and spot gold don 15.46 as we speak. kelly. >> ross, thanks am quick look at the agenda. sales are out. they're expected to be unchanged from march. around 1:20 p.m. richard fisher weighs in on the economy. he may weigh in on his favorite topic too big to fail and take a look at earnings from booze allen hamilton, lions gate and tivo. came in roughly on expectations of a negative 19.3. >> it's a fresh two f h year low this morning. we broke through essent

it is meaning pl if ful if we c a common program base that is beneficial and secure. >> and again, carolynfrom athens. and just to recap a bit, just assuming that some people might just be waking up now especially state side or joining us in the bank holiday time here in the uk, just recap what's been taking place in greece. >> this is a clear vote against austerity. let me point out it that more than two-thirds of the vote in yesterday's parliamentary elections went to french parties both left and right which oppose the latest european bailout. the pro bailout parties, the pasok party and the new democracy conservative party, they also were given a main drubbing in these elections. pasok seeing its worst showing in party history. let me just tell you what happens from now on. the coalition or the government now has until may 17th to form a new coalition government. will this they don't succeed, they'll have to form a technocrat government and call new elections most likely in june. and we spoke to a number of analysts and they say the chance of elections taking place is very, very high. l

i heard this president obama's kickoff event was 2/3 ful >> the rally in ohio state is the arena holds department. so yeah, they didn't fill it and the romney campaign is touting that. the flip side is you go to any romney event, i think the largest crowd he's had is about 2,5 2,500. both campaigns will argue over the size of the crowds. we've got a lot more arguing to go overwhelm ever next six months. >> no problems on my hopy changy reference? what? >> he did use hopy changy in the speech. >> it's a palin exchange just to get things excited. we're both working late. good to see you. thank you, talk to you tomorrow. >> meet your new boss, russia. he's the same as the old boss. you're welcome. yes, president vladimir putin is back in power. he did four years on the sideline kind of. served as prime minister. under his hand picked predecessor, dmitry medvedev, they are essentially switching offices and medvedev is likely to become putin's prime minister. follow? phil black does and he tells us, a growing graup group of russians seems to think this is just a big old sham. >> for the thi

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