>> is it a baby gibbon? >> it is not a baby gibbon, but it is a baby.ichie noticed that there was a nest of squirrels in his little enclosure at the zoo, and he decided to adopt one of the baby squirrels. >> watch this. ♪ >> richie is just sitting there, playing with the squirrel, and cradling the squirrel. >> oh, my gosh. >> what is richie doing now? is he going to do an operation or something? oh, my goodness. >> no! richie is straight-up, like opening up the treasure box, and he's like straight up going in there. >> i'm just thinking what the squirrel is thinking at this point. like, how terrified are you? >> i just got here, but i'm wondering, is this normal? >> can i go back to where i came from, because this kind of sucks. >> the workers at the zoo say this is a way that gibbons relate to their young and increase bonding by, you know, grooming. the zoo did realize that gibbons don't necessarily make great squirrel parents. so the zoo staff came in, and they rescued the squirrels, and they took them to a rehabilitation center. so the squirrels are

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and cardinal james gibbons, whose 1887 roman sermon as mentioned during the conference extolling the american arrangement on church and state helped pave the way toward the second vatican council's landmark declaration on religious freedom. archbishop lory, a native of louisville, kentucky, 150e6d his seminary education in kentucky and mount st. marys in maryland and completed a doctorate in theology at the catholic university of america. after years of service in he became the fourth beneficiary off in bridge fort in 2001 and as he noted last week at the cathedral of mary our queen his education and what it means to be a bishop was enhanced by an encounter with a third grader in greenwich, connecticut, who when asked what bishops do during one of bishop lory's visits to our school shot her arm up, was recognized and brightly replied bishops move diagonally and protect the king. one need not be annen enthusiast at the game of chess to this action. you honor us by your presence. we're eager to hear your thoughts on the challenges we must all face and address together and we're delight

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diane and pat burrows, debbie good and commander gibbons. the naval academy here is where alan shepherd got his start. he was a little boy of the lindbergh generation who grew up who wanted nothing more than to fly airplanes. that was his life's mission. he came from a family of army officers in southern new hampshire is where he was born. and decided at an early age that he didn't want to join the army. he wanted to become a navy officer and learn to fly navy airplanes, which is why he ended up here at the naval academy. a little background on shepherd because a lot of people have discovered don't remember who he was or why he was important, including my son sean and leo who early on in the process of writing this would ask me how my book on john glenn was going. shepherd on may 5, 1961 became the first american into space and he went up in this little can right here. 10 years after that, he became the fifth man on the moon and he was the guy who hit the golf balls there. but it was -- it was that first flight, the freedom 7 flight that he

>> well, first of all, judge gibbons, the chairwoman of the budget committee of the judicial conferenceas warned a lot of judges you got to be careful how you spend your money because they're already laying people off. they've had their budget cut 5% because of the recent fiscal problems. so then we have this ninth circuit going to maui in hawaii to have a conference. we think it's going to cost about a million dollars. we've sent a letter asking a lot of questions so we can get more detail. but you would think that there could be easier ways to have a conference, and particularly with social networking being a way of communication, that that medium could be used and save the taxpayers a lot of money. but this is a conference that is not just about legal things. if you read their agenda, there is a heck of a lot of stuff about just recreation as well. >> well, they claim, though, that the recreation is being paid for by the judges, not by taxpayer. >> it could be. i hope to get an answer to that. and that would be very good news. but it is still a very expensive place to go to have a ju

we have a report from gary gibbon of "independent television news." reporter: tony blair told lord justice leveson things had got too close between politicians and the media bosses, but there had been no deal. >> there was no deal on issues to do with the media with rupert murdoch or indeed with anybody else, either express or implied. to be fair he never saw such a thing. >> reporter: knowny... tony blair was asked why... just before coming to office. he said he decided the back lash that would have brought would have left no time for more important policies like health and education. >> i never felt that i could risk putting all of that to one side to fight this. now, that's the political judgment in a way that you have to make. so some people would say to me -- and some of them did say -- look, you can do this along with everything else. i used to say to them, you're being completely unrealistic about this. >> reporter: tony blair said he never changed his policies to fit in with rupert murdoch's views. a protestor burst into the courtroom to attac

>> because of the publicity about going to maui, about the fact that judge gibbons, chairman of the conferencears, already been cut 5% by the congress and the fact that there are other ways of holding conference and social networking environment we're in now, it ought to be easy to do without traveling to expensive places like maui. >> but -- >> and the bottom line -- >> forgive me for interrupting but the ninth circuit court includes the state of hawaii so it's not like everybody's getting up and going to hawaii. the ninth circuit includes california, washington, alaska, arizona, hawaii, idaho, montana, nevada and oregon. so to some degree and most of the circuit courts do trips, maybe not to hawaii but they definitely do a trip. is this picking on them because they're overwhelmingly liberal? >> well, i think first of all you mentioned this big ninth circuit, a lot of us in congress think that ought to be broken up into two circuits because it's too big and like you say probably too liberal for the rest of the region, but beyond that -- >> that's neither here nor there on that one. talk about

we've got judge gibbons, chairwoman of the budget conference for the, or budget committee for the judicialdy laying people off because we got our budget cut by 5%, so we've got to be careful how we spend our money, and it doesn't look like they're following that admonition very well. jenna: you know, senator, you've been in office for more than 30 years now, and you've been, you've had a front row seat to an interesting time in history, and i'm wondering your opinion on this. where do you think it went wrong to where we're having conferences like the gsa are having in will las vegas, or potentially this one in maui, has this always been what government is about, or did something switch? was there something that switched at a certain time where this went into an area, as you say, is really tone deaf to where the country is? >> yeah. i'm not sure i can answer the history of that, but one thing that brings a major concern up is three or four years of -and-a-half dollar deficits -- trillion-and-a-half dollar deficits and the massive burden we're leaving to our children and grandchildren. that'

ad hoc committee of religious freedom quotes cardinal gibbons of baltimore, quotes him in the homilythat he gave in rome when he went there to receive the symbol of his being named to the college of cardinals. he asserted that the great progress the catholic church experienced in the united states was due in no small degree to the civil liberty we enjoy in our republic. the more that the church grows and expands under the free republic, and he even said in the genial air of liberty, she blossoms like the rose. and he says this is due to the fact that our country has liberty without license, authority without despotism. my own experience, a assorted back into this religious liberty debate by my involvement with the definition of marriage and the law. and i got swept up in that, not exclusively, but in large degree because i was enlightened by doctor george and other people of his kind, as to the erosion of the rights of religious institutions to serve the broader community in accord with their moral principles, precisely because of this issue. as well, the rights of individuals to hav

the statement of the usccb on religious liberty quotes cardinal gibbons of baltimore that he gave in rome when he went there to receive the red hat. he asserted that the great progress, the catholic church experienced in the united states was due in his words in no small degree to the civil liberty that we enjoy to republic. the more that the church grows and expands under the republic and even said in thegonia era, this is due to the fact that our country has liberty without license. authority without desperatism. i got into the debate by the definition of marriage and the law. i got swept up in that with the broader community precisely because of this issue. as well as the rights of individuals to have the freedom of conscious. when i saw what was happening, it made me fear that we could be starting to move in the direction of license. and many examples were already cited earlier today. we are numerous catholic charity adoption services, not just in the archdiocese of boston, but of san francisco and here in washington, d.c. and the entire state of illinois. we had heard reference

at his 60th birthday party 10 years ago, his colleague gary gibbons and his tribute quoted robert browning saying that a man to reach should exceed his grasp for weapons that have been for? know what he was implying the stephen had gotten beyond his death that should be given for it. and i think that's what he meant. the stephen asked john tien arguably unanswerable questions, things like what is it that creates fire into the equations and makes the universe for them to describe? why is there something rather than nothing? what is the universe go to the bother of existing? it strays into philosophy and religion. there are questions that are more cautious and civil science but i'm not. they're largely irrelevant to the everyday pursuit of most science. and even all the cover of his book was the grand design, this book was first built in answers come it does actually an stephen goes on asking questions. ever since then he goes unseen i want to know these answers. also, in that same book he writes that it is meaningless to ask whether the answers he propose is there anyone else proposes that

via statement of the usecb committee -- this is the homily that cardinal gibbons of baltimore gave. he asserted that a great progress, the the united states was due in no small degree we enjoy in our inland republic, that the church grows and expands under the free republic. he even said in a genial air of liberty, she blossoms like the rose. he says, this is to the fact our country has liberty without license, authority without the statism. my own experience, i sort of back into this religious liberty debate by my involvement with siamese twin, the definition of marriage and the law. i got swept up in the, not exclusively, but in large degree because i was in line to by dr. george and other people of his kind as to the erosion of the rights of religious institutions to serve the broader community in accord with their moral principles precisely because of this issue. as well the rights of individuals to have their freedom of conscience respected. when i saw what was happening and my eyes were opened, it made me feel we could be starting to move in the direction of license and despot

at his 60th birthday party 10 years ago, his colleague gary gibbons and his tribute quoted robert browning saying that a man to reach should exceed his grasp for weapons that have been for? know what he was implying the stephen had gotten beyond his death that should be given for it. and i think that's what he meant. the stephen asked john tien arguably unanswerable questions, things like what is it that creates fire into the equations and makes the universe for them to describe? why is there something rather than nothing? what is the universe go to the bother of existing? it strays into philosophy and religion. there are questions that are more cautious and civil science but i'm not. they're largely irrelevant to the everyday pursuit of most science. and even all the cover of his book was the grand design, this book was first built in answers come it does actually an stephen goes on asking questions. ever since then he goes unseen i want to know these answers. also, in that same book he writes that it is meaningless to ask whether the answers he propose is there anyone else proposes that