garrity for wet commute out there. >>> she is back and ready to perform after months of waiting. thousands of arizonans are ready for the adele concert. >>> to carson palmer just throw away the playoff chances? the season goes from bad to worse. >>> [music]

. >> three young kids went by yelling full garrity's and said nasty stuff to my wife while we are sittingruck, we went into the restaurant and when we came out is when we realize the tires were slashed. >> there is no word on who is behind the attack, meeting him with two/tires but that it's interesting the response he's getting. one person at a south carolina sent him a check to cover the damage. >> he said that he would pay for the tires, i got the check in the mail yesterday. >> i have to say, he got mostly positive response when i was there, only one person past expressing anger. but as he said it is free speech. >> thank you for your first amendment rights. >> what kind of guy is that? he is from the south originally and wears a cowboy hat in the middle of new jersey. he is ahead of of the local redneck society. he is a character. >> let's say the truck is driving through west philly, what if something happens? >> let's say north philly. i can identify with that. first while he has a confederate flag on his truck. the reality is that okay it's an expression, get it and you can do wha

by those responsible for its conduct, including on the ministerial level, sir alec hume and peter garrity provided extraordinary inspiration. having said all of this, the role of the statesman is to take society from where it is to where it has never been. ted heath will count among the important statesmen of this period. because the britain he inherited as a key figure in the pro-european wing of the conservative party, and later as prime minister, had been ambivalent about its absence. between developing closer relations with the united states, reimagining the commonwealth, or entering europe unreservedly, it had rejected the truman plan and the european defence community. even churchill argued that if the unified europe he advocated was forced britain to choose between europe or the open sea, it would choose the latter. heath rejected the inevitability of such a choice. he was ever mindful of the fate of harold macmillan whose entry to the common market, and had branded it an anglo-saxon trojan horse. he managed britain's entry into europe in a way that combined a dramatic adaptation o

you are bringing in all this twain language and twain , bullng, hell, damn garrity, race relations. vulgarity,n a way -- race relations. he did it in a way, in connecticut, it was banned. pale that youthe would have this writing in the youth market, the family market. and it was extremely controversial. nowadays, yes, there are people that suggest that the language, the n-word is something that does not belong. if you take them out, you change it completely. mind is no question in my -- twain grew up among slaves, but his experience, they were part of his family, his life, his world. to becomem a while more worldly, more aware of the true lives of black people in and native americans. when he was young he had those young ideas, he did not see much wrong with it. but immediately when he came into contact with the libby's family, a northeast, progressive forly, abolitionists, emancipation. he was from the deep south and married into that family. he wants to be part of that family, and he meets frederick douglass and becomes much more aware beyond the personal. up,can watch them growin

garrity for wet commute out there. >>> she is back and ready to perform after months of waiting. thousands of arizonans are ready for the adele concert. >>> to carson palmer just throw away the playoff chances? the season goes from bad to worse. >>> [music] here is what is coming your way on 12 news. we're blaming it on the rain this morning. what a wet start of the work week. jimmy is here with more of that. >>> we will start out with cloudy skies and a little milli vanilli there. temperatures overall in the 60s. a very small thermometer for us early on this morning. the temperatures will be pretty stable for the most part. here's what we have outside. great skies visibility is pretty good, but the clouds are lingering up above. rainfall for the past 24 hours, we've been adding up the totals. waddell's had the most. about a half-inch of rain. north phoenix around thunderbird and the 51, you have had .5 and the 51, you have had .51 inches of rain. luke air force base, .24. glen dale, .20. everybody else from scott's dale -- scottsdale, tempe, .04 inches of rain. and matting every

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. -- level of full garrity, this is the pot calling the kettle block. sen.chumer: neither schumer, jayzee or howard stern are running for president. i think most americans would think they wouldn't make good presidents either. mr. lewis: ok. i would like to switch to the economy. mr. schumer, 16 years ago, a candidate for senate made extensive promises for job creation around the state, including a famous pledge to create 200,000 jobs for upstate , that was hillary clinton, and many new yorkers were skeptical to cure the state's economic ills. what have been the most successful economic growth programs you have supported and if elected to a fourth term, what new or different approaches would you advocate? sen. schumer: first, a number of programs have been very, very supportive. when we got a transportation bill, it took a long time because there was a blockade among the hard right. it is employing thousands and thousands of new yorkers, and building infrastructure, making college more affordable, really important. in fact, i proposed the american opportunit