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a woman gazing into the face of a cell phone. i gave me lover a cherry and lived on. endure these bitter hips and hot heads and the empty collapse. night will still holdup after all these years. summer snap. >> virginia tech. the loner is here. the one who stopped listening. the one with the hidden fuse. with the fist. with the hole in his heart. with the cool guns, the one who blasts away. who kills just because. who kills as well because there's nothing left but the dead. kills himself. suicide on top of all these kills and now you know, what a mar gin in old baghdad in the wrong place at the wrong time why you're mourning is going in one ear of the deaf tomorrow. and out the deafening utter. air cane. one, the sorrow these many months isn't because celebrities put eyes all over my body as i was in the u.s. again. not the other america. it comes from the footprint of a kick stab in my back. got riding a bus to a reading with some really destitute brothers and sisters in a 16, 3 office space. i am sitting in the rear of the bus reading a translation of the book of th

after the bleeding the blood spattered walls draw the gaze of children wanting to see what has caused such a noise. how can they not stair. arms and legs, pieces of torso scattered, the smell of new death and feared hair. they must be asking the same question. a person who blows themselves up must believe in something. must believe in something or else not. hopelessness degreesed in apnigzs, righteousness disguised in a tuxedo of death much the children don't understand. i being of the dead dying man the bleeding bystanders who left to buy cheese or tobacco. in car bombs suicide bombs and we keep talking as though this will end like the final judgment of that black man who looks white and sleeps with boys but doesn't touch them. after the bleeding the children's shoes will be forever stained in the crimson color of death. who will set the doves free then. >> the next is sdaefrt on the horizon. i'm sure many of you have seen or heard regularly in the news. my father came from iran so every time i see those headlines and get an article in my e mail i have this moment of panic thinking a

. >> we have ferries and gnomes, gazing globes. >> reporter: people can also grow things inside their house. >> we have one section done with just house plants. you can do this that way. another trend is with the ter rare yum. you can add the ferries and the little decorations to that as well. they are coming back birks i guess, from the '70s. it's great because people don't have the space they used to to do gardening. >> reporter: a lot to see. there's an open house this weekend. you're welcome to come to classes, lectures. >> also this weekend set your dvr's for ball boils. the show is based in lutherville and airs right here at 3:00 in the afternoon. so show some hometown love. >>> a wild road rage ins didn't is caught on video out in california. what happened after a women was pinned against the wall by a van. >>> a woman was busted for lying to get out of jury duty. how a radio call-in show ratted her out. >>> caught on video. two women qet into a fight at a park lot. one reaches into the van and hits the driver several times. the driver pins her against the wall. that woman is e

it's fun to star gaze with the family. family that star gazes together, stays together.sunglasses a must tomorrow morning. 30s and 40s and by afternoon, mostly sunny and cool. light jacket required. highs 55 to 60. good news is winds light tomorrow. it will feel more comfortable. next seven days, temperatures go up to 70 on wednesday. maybe a shower or thunderstorm. but a nice day. and then a little bit cooler, but nice on thursday and friday. low to mid 60s. and looking at a shower on saturday. 70, upper 60s sunday. back in the low 70s on monday. >> back to where he aught to be. >> exactly. now it's getting nice. >> thanks a lot. >> coming up, a new report finds that as a country, we spend more time getting around than we do on healthcare. >> but up next, when it comes to cell phone carriers, there's no such thing as customer loyalty anymore. we'll talk about that. we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual. i want you to grow big! if you grow for me, you'll get cookies for free. nothing worked. ♪ but we started using miracle-gro garden soil. you ju

uganda didn't just become anti-gay and decide to pass this kill-the-gaze bill, the death penalty fory. they didn't just become this way overnight. they were influenced by american christian evangelicals. one guy in particular, this guy, scott lively who wrote a book called "the pink swastika" that claims theat gaze created the nazi movement and drove the holocaust, even though gay people were one of the groups that were victimized in the hollow caustholholo cost. a lot of peopletion not he hadvery educated about these issues really just kind of demonized homosexuality and helped to influence these laws that stripped people of rights. so this lawsuit is filed under a statute that goes back to the beginning of this country. the first judiciary, the alien tort statute says that you can bring a case a foreigner can bring a gaugingcase against an american for basically for a momenting for for fomenting persian. i interviewed frank nagisha. he is afraid to go to a restaurant because restaurant. the ugliness is happening even though they haven't passed the law. >> i have to ask you about pr

but today, american kids are more likely found texting, watching tv, or gazing at a computer screen. they spend more than seven hours in front of electronic media. something essential has been lost. childhood's connection to the natural world. that's why national wildlife federation created the be out there movement. kids moving indoors causes a host of problems, from obesity to adhd. but outdoor play can go a long way to improving kid's health, body, mind and spirit. it helps them stay fit, enhances creativity and attention spans and could even make them better students. do your part. be a part of be out there. there's a reason why they call it the great outdoors. learn more at be out there dot org. [kids shouting] be out there! >>> bouquets to art going on this week. go out there. more stuff than you can possibly imagine. terry, you have been a floral designer, contributor for 15 years what do you get out of it? what is the best part for new. >> of course, it's a joy to work with flowers. it's a joy to be in the museum, to have an opportunity to work with the arts and to be availab

paintings on vases and cups portray the king gazing at himself in a mirror held by a dwarf. mirrors we thought to have magiprer and were used to divine the future. those vases, and the painted cups used to serve a chili-laden chocolate drink enjoyed by the maya elite, offer glimpses of life at the maya court. rulers, bedecked in jewels, receive tribute in the form of folded bolts of cloth or sacks of cacao beans. they ruled from thrones covered with jaguar pelts. maya kinorrated the guar into their imagery as a symbol of their power. at palenque, residences for the nobility were built east of the palace stretching downstream across the otolum river. they included places of ritual cleansing, ancestral shrines, and courtyards for community gatherings. the ranks of the nobility supplied the scribes a reflection of the importance of literacy to the maya. scribes were necessarily artists because of the pictorial quality of mayan hieroglhs. w scribes d a very important social function. they weren't just the storytellers. they were people who recorded tribute and deliveries of good

watched over by the day's -- gaze of an icon of marxist rebellion. today was not about the rule of man, but the rule of god. >> i am happy, happy, happy, happy. today is a wonderful day. in cuba, a wonderful day. >> pope benedict has chosen his words carefully this trip and a homily to the masses was no exception. it was a subtle message to the people and to this host. >> the truth is a desire of the human person, the search for which always supposes the sense of freedom. >> he spoke at length about the need for for religious freedom. and the vision for the future. >> cuba and the world needs change. this will only occur if each one is in a position to seek the truth and chooses the way of love. >> and throughout this historic visit, the pope as preached a message of faith and freedom, of hope and change. it has been an opportunity to push the case for reform. it is something that cannot come quickly enough for many cubans. this is the kind of change people want. cubans can now buy and sell their homes for the very first time. handwritten signs adver

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." >> "...but lingers and gazes, till full on his sight..." >> "...a second lamp in the belfry burns. >> not true! he didn't need to find out what the signal would be. >> paul revere was the man who helped to put the plan of the old north church signals into action. so he, of course, already knew which way the british soldiers were coming. >> then why the lanterns? they were only a backup in case revere was caught as he crossed the river. longfellow wrote "paul revere's ride" in 1860, almost 100 years after it happened. here's another line from the poem. >> "it was two by the village clock..." >> "...when he came to the bridge in concord town." >> well, that didn't happen, either. >> he was stopped in lexington and was never able to actually make it beyond lexington to warn residents in the town of concord that the british were gonna be coming. >> the poem also leads you to believe that paul revere was the only rider that night. not so. >> there were several other men, the most important of which was william dawes, who rode off of boston neck, taking the land route to go and warn peop

remember, family that star gazes together stays together. lows tonight, right around freezing in gaithersburg. upper 30s for arlington and springfield. around 40 downtown and 33 towards reston and fairfax. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy, breezy. becoming milder, but you need a coat to start. 30s and 40s and then by afternoon, we'll say partly cloudy, breezy, and warmer. shower or storm possible. 70 to 75. pretty good tradeoff. next seven days. cooler, but nice. mid 60s on friday. and showers and storms possible on saturday. but mild around 70. nice on sunday. maybe more storms on monday. maybe a left over shower on tuesday, but upper 60s by next tuesday. >> not at all. thank you, topper shutt. i like the family stays together. >> proven fact. >> big game at the verison center for the caps. kristen berset is live. hey kristen. >> reporter: the battle for the playoffs is tonight at verison center. but what's going through the players minds as they prepare for tonight's big game? plus, brenda frieze and the lady terps face off against notre da

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alaska's unique strategic significance to the country and now even more so as our gaze turns toward the arctic, i believe it requires a three-star command and a joint command and so, i think that al-com remains relevant and important to the defense of the homeland. many, many tasks that are -- that take place in alaska are tasks that support north-com and norad in our home land defense role. and to support civil authorities through jtf alaska, very important to norad and norcom, not only norcom but pack com too, and even though you are southern commands, general fraser, maybe you can respond? >> we have had a good working relationship with pacific command. but, and they have important equities in the strategic significance of alaska, however as the norad commander and north com commander, i probably occupy 80% to 85% of the al-com commander's time. >> let me ask you this, and senator reed was leading into that and i think you said today that admiral pap and you are signing a document defining the gap analysis or resources that may be needed. first off is the analysis, i'm assuming it's

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we have a few too many clouds for an awful lot of star-gazing tonight, unfortunately, because that would have been a nice treat. that's usually when -- the lights in and around your house and saving electricity and therefore saving a little bit of pollution. outside today, did you have your kite ready to go? did you go to the national mall with it? because today was the day for kite-flying at the national mall. the smithsonian national kite-flying festival down there today. hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of beautiful kites all aloft. and many, many very excited spectators and participators down at ground level. look at her. she's excited about her kite. running around, having a good time today. weather actually cooperated pretty well. wouldn't have hurt to have a little more sunshine, but hey, at least it wasn't raining. sometimes the kites don't fly as much as you would like them to. outside right now, still a mostly cloudy sky. 56 our current temperature. an east breeze at 20 miles per hour. the easterly breeze perfect for quite-flying weather this afternoon. temperatures, though,

sunny's cheyanne first sights looks nonassertive he's a typical bookworm he's reached to gazing for some nosy further consideration by nature she's prone to pessimism so she needs cheering up. the soviet intelligence headquarters receive that summary of character of the potential recruit from its agents arnold village after his first encounter with kim philby. the second meeting was to a long moscow decides to recruit him their timing couldn't have been better as philby isabelle to join the communist party of great britain but soviet intelligence has very different plans for him. george you must change. the perception people have you way from being a left wing possibly communist rule. the recruit to exactly the opposite you have to build up my fashions front and then you can proceed to your lifelong son the russian intelligence penetrate the british intelligence of those. philby agrees without further consideration of the cambridge graduate takes on the role of a fascist but upholding the cause of communism. he joy in the anglo german fellowship he began to cover himself off from these s

restaurants, the churches, all of that declines when these structural processes go into place.lf takes our gaze to the question of suburbanization. but again, not just suburbanization as this white flight, white phenomenon. it's suburbanization that is tied to an impending what he calls tax revolt. that the prim aussie of property, protection of property and a racial understanding of how to protect property has a devastating impact on the oakland corridor that he writes about. proposition 14 was a movement, ostensibly, by liberals that he points out how overwhelmingly these counties vote forward johnson in 1964. this is a movement by liberals. and it's caught up both in the stigma that people have about black people as neighbors, the rhetoric of rights and individualism, the lies that people tell about fighting deregulation, the rhetoric of not being racist, being caught up in this idea that we're not racist, this isn't racism, and the structures of inequality that shape this area. like transportation structures that make it difficult, if not impossible for people to just find employment in thi

and of course, this is revolution square, and these crowds are under the gaze of che guevara. standing in this square, it would be easy to forget half a century has passed since che and fidel castro brought communism to this island. ♪ fidel was not at the mass, but afterwards met privately with the pope. a rare glimpse of america's old egs, most enduring adversary. now 85, fidel told the pope he had followed every moment of his trip on television. the old man we saw today is a striking contrast to the young soldier who defiantly carried the banner of communism, even as the rest of the world abandoned it. a promise he made in an interview with abc news back in 1993. >> the revolution is not negotiable. socialism is not negotiable. >> reporter: but fidel's brother, raul, is negotiating. he took over in 2006, and at least on the economic front is allowing cubans the freedom to own small private businesses, but political freedom -- and freedom of information -- are ideas as distant as ever. how many of you have the internet? >> no. >> no. >> reporter: do you see information from o

wanted their portrait to look like those earlier painted portraits, one that has sort of a more direct gaze rather than a more romantic shading and one that has sort of flatter lighting that really doesn't privilege the face or the side of the face or anything else like that. so i think what's really interesting here at the very end is that it's really these new household goods that take their place by the 1840s, 1850s in a codified parlor vocabulary that signifies taste and refinement in works of currier and ives that you see here. there really is a victorian culture that takes place as a formulaic vocabulary. it is clear what objects, where you purchase them, these tastemakers now make clear and this period of provincial eye tin rasy and fluidity which we spent most of the evening looking at really begins to diminish and close. so thank you. [ applause ] >>> professor jaffee will take questions. if you can come up to the microphone here to ask your question, that way we'll be able to capture the sound. >> professor, several slides back, you showed on the film a very lovely chair that had

. >> reporter: than gazing at these blossoms . >> it's gorgeous. >> i think it's absolutely beautiful. >> i cannot believe it. >> i like the colors. >> reporter: for the artists. >> i'm sitting out here in short sleeves and it's nice. >> reporter: today's weather provided a wealth of material. and if you are john hensley. >> and your age is 90. >> reporter: this early spring is even more special. >> it's beautiful. everyone should be down on one knee given thanks. >> reporter: but it is only march 15th and mother nature can be a tease. >> you can't fool mother nature. >> reporter: are you sure? take a look over here. >> love is in the air. >> reporter: but some might say don't let your guard down yet. >> it makes me look over my shoulder and think, okay, are we going to get hit with two feet of snow next week. >> reporter: in northwest washington, 9news now. >> we're going to hope we don't get the 2 feet of snow thing. >>> in the meantime, they are back. the warm weather is luring the stink bugs out of hiding. their annual exodus for these pesky insects came early than normal. the bes

formerly known as a booming old trick that is economic gaze of mass the greater problem on concerning the very survival of the nation after spending some time drunk on foreign money that is now waking up to a bit of a hangover best as was as been a steady influx of tourists to the country has also been an increasing outflow of skills domestic labor. low birth rates play their part but more damaging is the exodus of workers to greener pastures after ladley join the e.u. in two thousand and four when opportunity of rose left his homeland for a job in publishing in london especially because contrary because i was struggling to get a job let's say six hundred pounds pounds in u.k. i mean even if you're doing a very average job you still get twice as many times as. so gay is by no means unique after leaving many failed to return zero to low wages an unemployment mix of a poor social welfare system it's a situation most acute outside the country's glitzy tourist centers this area is just a few minutes drive from the picturesque old town. in the city's bell varies but the contrast is strikin

the individual stocks for you on the my sex as you can see consumer demand stocks are leading the gaze with. one point six percent are in positive territory and it's the same process and it gas from they too are in the black at this hour what's pushing them higher is not only the presidential election result in russia but also higher crude prices and if you look at the crude prices we can see that such a change in fortunes this hour there slightly dips into the red and that's largely because of slowing consumption in china after the u.s. china is the second biggest consumer of the natural resource as it has a big impact on those prices tensions in iran while pushing them spiking them up earlier on i came moving on we're going to take a look at the exchange rates for this hour the ruble is losing value by the get the greenback and the euro despite those rallying a markets and european currency is moving lower against the u.s. dollar i have more figures for you in about fifty five minutes time stay with us here and i'll see if the headlights. feel. the lumia. it's just so. it's just so.

of thousands of independent observers are spread nationwide in every ballot box out of the watchful gaze of wide web cams for the first time that anyone can go online and watch parties like sarah shared ski live in red square with all the latest so let's say only two hours left for western russia to wrap up its voting what's the latest that you're hearing right now on how it's all going. well that we are entering the final hour of voting in moscow and central russia and one more remaining for the western most part of russia the. leading route to vote and then we will have the first preliminary exit poll results which we will certainly voice live as soon as we get it the voter turnout so far has been very high compared to the previous presidential election four years ago we understand that more than powerful russians have already cast their ballots and in some regions the voter turnout reached amazing seventy percent especially in the far east over russia now all the political elite all the presidential candidates as well have also cast their ballots during the day driving a celeb even if

especially such web sites all over the world gazing with hot chocolate and you know one community to ensure the almost shades of gray in the internet is not just. a mandate from the top. it was robert harris a member of the u.k.'s pirate party thank you mr harris thank you. now look at some other news from around the world. france's president says the country has too many foreigners the system for integrating them is failing and a t.v. debate and nicolas sarkozy defended his campaign promise to reduce the number of annual immigrants and place tighter control on welfare benefits sarkozy's a trailing behind the socialist party candidate in the elections and those competing for conservative voters with that country's far right nominee. the man who confessed to the massacre on the norwegian island of oil last july has been formally charged with terrorism and there's grave dressed as a policeman and planted a bomb in oslo that killed eight before travelling to the island and shooting dead sixty nine more people at a youth camp his trial starts on april sixteenth whether or not he is diagn

change of fortunes come back it's positive territory to see how the course is going on you can see the gazingat the moment one seventy five for the one that is makes your visa for the day all day to get some u.s. dollar and they've lost some traction against the euro so that the current system right now but you talk about a particular company out the moment general electric they're actually expecting a very positive in the short term they're expecting bethel's to triple when the u.s. that we jaws itself from soviet era trade restrictions when i say that i'm talking about the jackson of panic. which means blocks the u.s. from iraq really growing market. right now the u.s. exports to rush to about four percent versus twenty nine percent in your opinion about forty three percent so the u.s. has a big opportunity to increase its true. if we have. to your we will take advantage of reduced tariffs for equipment coming from the united states but also give us a little playing field against or european and asian counterparts if we see jackson . being granted by the united states we expect our sales to

pattern so as to gaze the use of nuclear power one year on from the fiction exhausting to upon the demonstration comes ahead of us on its big held in the session to discuss the use of atomic power for so world leaders are expected to terms they massively have attorneys plans last march is expected to dominate the talks. at least seven people have been killed and more than forty injured in the time of one of the capital's main bus terminals witnesses say three grenades were thrown at a station from a passing car explosions are the latest in a string of incidents that again in october when the country sent troops into neighboring. a series of air strikes in yemen have killed thirty militants linked to al qaida its source the country's military strike back after a time the group claimed the lives of two hundred troops last week but some local residents say the u.s. strikes has had a long presence in the country especially in the south where one hundred fifty thousand people have fled their homes in the last year. signs of nationwide unrest are still clearly visible in kurdistan the central asian co

the individual semi's and see how they're looking at these consumer demand stocks are leading the gaze of the to be find out in a sense she denounced it will sell the shares which will buy from minority shareholders in the markets and she may do so also on the rise of those at the gross national gas pump in the plant was pushing them high is not only the results of the presidential elections in brussels but also the strong oil which remains very high indeed as you can see very positive numbers that we call it in the blank kyllikki it bring that's a good thing and that's how the russian markets are looking at this hour amounts. all right thanks very much katie for that. president medvedev has ordered a review of the said was headed out to jailed for oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky the prosecutor general is in sharjah new to report his findings on april first are costly arguably russia's most famous prisoner is serving consecutive terms on tax fraud tax fraud or tax and fraud charges or he's worried a coaster over his will. it surely come as a surprise because i get december blimey it wa

her gaze is direct, so is she. meeting james she was recently widowed, he was 43. world-renowned political philosophers and principal author of the united -- constitution and still live with his parents. [laughter] she stood taller, at younger, a striking good looks literally turning heads on the streets. as a team, you can sensor personality i can see why finding her to his taste the term first lady did not come into use until 1848 then she was referred to as the first lady it was to characterize this woman. she was perfect mrs. madison this of flying dame has a smile for everybody. james secretary of state dolly was the president's hostess. jefferson you recall is a word and on her way to become a central figure the role that she took on full-time march 4th. one admirer observed with her husband swearing in she looked like a queen it she rapped just strip of silk fabric about her head. james, it admitted to sleeping poorly looked pale but dolly affable to everyone went on happily. ever for 16 years she ruled over washington society welcoming political friends so

is mitt romney shifting his gaze to the real prize ignoring his nomination rivals and calling presidentive in wisconsin. but the new poll showing obama trouncing romney in that state by double digits. we have more in just a minute. >> the house minority leader joins the ranks of marco rubio and george wh bush adding another republican notch to the endorsement belt of mitt romney. five days before wisconsin's primary that state's highest representative paul ryan threw his luke warm support behind romney. >> so you are throwing your support to-- >> mitt romney. i think we're entering a phase where it could counterproductive if this drags on much longer. that's why we knee need to cohe is cohe will less around romney.. but barack obama trounces romney in double digits. describing what he called christ cramped narrow perception. >> out of work, can't find a job, tough luck. you're on your own. you don't have healthcare. that's your problem. you're on your own. if you're born into poverty lift yourself up by your own bootstraps even if you don't have boots. you're on your own. >> clearly the

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