it contained a passenger...a ginny pig! a ginny pig? well... i thought it was a monster.t we touched it and lost the ginny pig? they aren't gonna find out. what are you doing with alexander? we'll put him in the capsule and take it back where we found it. but don, he's my pet! you heard what the colonel said. do you want to go to jail? no but maybe if we told my folks we didn't know this thing belonged to the army...you think that'll matter? alexander you're drafted. here you can carry him till we get back to the parachute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hurry up they're coming. goodbye alexander. i sure hope they take good care of ya. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey! ♪ ♪ he's alive! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well did you find it? yeah! the radio transmitter in the nose cone stopped working just before the nose cone landed here. now i thought it would be a much larger object. now i can see it must have been like looking for a needle in a haystack. well hardly as bad as that. the parachute was a pretty good landmark. what would you have done if you couldn't have found it? we would have to send up another rocket

thanks, veronica. >>> so have you ever driven a loam better ginni? >> no. >> even sat in one?. >> me either. lamborghini is celebrating its 50th anniversary. it's an italian sports car company, so they wanted to make a bold statement. they did that by going to the miami airport. it's the first time that airport has ever shut down a runway for a car company. what better company, except a vette. one of these got smoked. they are fast, but they did not take flight. they did, however, surpass 180 miles an hour. what is wrong with that guy behind there? he just pumped out. that speed, by the way, for a car is also a first for the miami airport. oh, my, lock at that. by the way, price foss that new car start at $397,000, which is why for all of us, we can dream. >> not gonna happen. >> we can dream. >>> that's it. >> that our

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it is about ginny up support of gun lobby, for buying guns. it's about ginnying up a membership and donors to that organization. and they do that very well. i mean, i think historically, when's happened to the nra is the court controversy and in that way they become more powerful because they're able to swell their membership. >> so in fairness, chris, i won't ask you relating to republicans but to some democrats, joe manchin's comments regarding the president said i'm disappointed the president did not recommend the creation of a national commission on mass violence as i proposed. max bacchus said we need a law in montana instead of one size fits all directive of washington. not the fringe republicans, not behind the nra ad, but still, similar talking points from them that would fall with some of the things we have heard out of the nra, chris. does your party or some within your party need -- since rick perry said it's about prayer, do they need a come to jesus moment, as well? >> here's the challenge. when you're a red state democrat, you kn

here's ginny goodwin as snow white, the character she plays in "once upon a time."? it doesn't exist anymore. the ogres are back. cora's in power. >> which is exactly why we need to return, to make things right to fight. >> i'm tired of fighting! >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] no more. no fighting. >> no fighting. >> jimmy: ginnifer goodwin, everybody. "once upon a time" airs sundays at 8:00 p.m. on abc. we're cooking with rachael ray next. stick around, everybody! come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ maplaying in the nfl is tough. ♪ doing it with a cold, just not going to happen. vicks dayquil -- powerful non-drowsy 6-symptom cold & flu relief. ♪ no matter what city you're playing tomorrow. [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] you can't let a cold keep you up tonight. ♪ vicks nyquil -- powerful nighttime 6-symptom cold & flu relief. ♪ very interesting. cool. i like "success." joy. i got cracker chips. [ laughing ] chocolatey pretzel. mmmm.... special k! [ female announcer ] snack and stay on track with special k. i like "confidence." i

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ginny moving north we find reports of extrajudicial killings and evidence of crimes we have heard of the murder of a few citizens by molly and soldiers in the town of silver not only did they kill them they shove their bodies into the drinking water well ok today in the center of the town like in the rest of the population watch rules are hearing of cases where people are being prosecuted for trying to earn a living under the rule of militants all sixteen year old adama says he was unknowingly employed as a cook and butler by jihadists and is now being accused of terrorism. after i started working as a cook in the town of do when i went to surveyor there i met an old man and i asked him for a drink of water he said that he won't share water with terrorists i said that i was in a terrorist and i was just thirsty then i was put into prison i am no terrorist i didn't even know that i was working with militants i only realized that through the rumors i started hearing and then when everyone went on to the frontline i was just cooking food for them no one even talked to me i think persecu

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ginny parker on the massacre on sunday night at nine eastern and pacific. part of american history tv this weekend on c-span3. >> our special booktv programming continues in just a moment with peter piot in his career fighting viruses. and a little more than an hour, lori andrews on personal privacy rights and social networking. after that, the swearing in of the governor of new hampshire. >> it will be a busy day tomorrow for members of congress. the house meets at 10:00 a.m. eastern to consider a bill regarding hurricane sandy relief funding. you can see that live on c-span at 10:00 a.m. at one eastern, a joint meeting of congress. he will count the electoral boards for vice president and president. >> now, peter piot on his book, "no time to lose." from the council on foreign relations in new york city, this is a little more than an hour. >> good evening. welcome to the council on foreign relations. i am laurie garrett, senior official for the global health program. i am very pleased and excited about our discussion today. we have a very big treat. we no

of key west, anyway, he asked me if i would -- if i knew anyone who could write a biography about ginnie. i said, well, you mean to say there isn't a put it? oh, i'll do it. and i thought it would take like three years to do. it took seven. i think a lot of people have talked about different kinds of backer fees, but i think when you write the first biography for somebody you are obliged not to be terribly interpret if or the way you could be with of virginia woolf because they have already been submitting come up with the first qaddafi is the document for the future. who cares about your interpretations. what you're really doing is interviewing all the -- only died in 1986, and i began my book in 87. i felt that was important to get all their witnessing of his life whereas with my little book, people criticized it for being too much of a gay version. entirely gay, and that's all he ever did. [laughter] anyway, people think i emphasize that too much, but i felt because there had been -- that is probably a whole room full of books about pros, but i have a right to do a gapers deal. i thou

there is $5.50 trillion mortgage debt is guaranteed by fannie, freddie or ginnie mae. if the underlying collateral is worth less than what is owed on the mortgage, it will not be positive for having let the money to them. all in all there has been a tremendous loss to the american economy and to the individuals that have borrowed the money. and certainly to the folks who have let that money, whether it is through the american taxpayer, the gse's, or the pension funds, the mitchell funds and the like who bought and owned private label mortgage-backed securities. to answer the first part of the question, where are we? that is where i would disagree with stephen. we are not heading towards the maelstrom of the storm by starting to come out of the storm. as an example, at the opening mark it -- remarks, san bernadino was mentioned as one of the areas,the ground zero of negative home price appreciation. what we have seen there, just evaluating the number of loans in default in that county is that in in juen 2009, it was 31,000, and june, 2010, 21,000, june 2012, 12,000. ove

ginnie. >> he might to look like the man of steel but he is lightweight foam...list stop. this has gone viral. and people are now wondering. yes, it is a superman if he was 5 ft. 2 in.. it is a sensation of the local news. and the big question is that where is the propeller? >> it is not nice but here is the female version. >> there is a propeller with an electric motor and a battery. he has built about a dozen of these remote control figures. he is a former air force test pilot with an aviation background. even the tape he had to shorten it to keep it to more aerodynamic. >> esthetically it adds a lot and the sound of the cape and it is removable. >> they plan to launch a business. in a few months they will sell smaller versions for under $500. purchasers can even build a them. >> i like the stiletto heels. if the machine is very shapely. >> she started as a nose dark. >> modeled after a pan of pearl but she is offering engineering opportunities. >> her breasts are landing gear? >> yes. silicone implants. so they will be graceful. >> while they will be a bit mor

i am grateful for the vision of nellie gray, but as we see the baton of being passed, i see ginnie monahang so able to carry this message, and i believe in this generation, we can see america returned to a nation that respects life. let us pray. father, we come before you today with parts that are both heavy and hopeful. heavy for a nation that has wandered in the wilderness of moral relativism, resulting in 40 years of children, created in your image, babies that you have declared to be blessings, declared by our courts as a choice and by our policies as verdants to be discarded. but we, as your followers, your children, had hoped that springs eternal. we stand here today. -- grain and working for a nation -- praying for and working for a nation that will embrace life. four years ago today, after this national corp. of hours open the door to this culture of death, a new generation stands before you. the old testament, in deuteronomy, for your servant moses, you put before a new generation the covenant that was over 1000 years old. it was this new generation's time of choosing. you said, i

. >> is it really made the ice at ginnie? >> no perry e. >> you know there is a real ice bar.ry ice hotel. >> started today, the great highway will get an overhaul. the project will give the drivers, bicycle is an pedestrian as a small board roadway and better access. to get you more news faster, we will turn to mike pelton. >> i just saw some bicycles cross and this is a construction project. the money is coming from a voter approved fun. that will make improvements to this entire area and the crews will repay the highway. that will make it smolder when you go up and down the road. they also want to make it easier for pedestrians. they will add a new media and to make it safer for you to cross the street. this is a great and popular spot for tourists and for people to come out and exercise. as far as the traffic is concerned they hope to only have to work on one lane at a time. they hope that they do not have the shutdown any of our roads traffic should be able to still go. this project is expected to last for nine months. >> munis a board of directors unanimously approved a

outstanding for the american taxpayer has $5.5 trillion of mortgage debt guaranteed by fannie, freddie were ginny mae. obviously, if the underlying collateral is less than out on the mortgage, it's clearly not going to be money to them. aleman has been a tremendous loss to the american economy and the individuals that are part of the money and certainly folks that of unspent money, whether it's to the american taxpayer and gics are the pension funds, mutual funds in the lake who bought and owned mortgage-backed securities. to answer the first part of the question, where are we, that is where i would disagree with stephen is ever clearly not having person most tremendous storm, but starting to come out. as an example, the opinion marks, san bernardino county was mentioned as one of the areas that should look at as being one of the ground zero's of negative home price appreciation. what we've seen of him or if you know, just evaluating the number of loans in default in that county is that in june 2009, about 31,000. june 2010 was 25,000. june 2011, 18,000. june 2012, 12,000. the percentage change i

and if the supreme court changes over time they may want to reevaluate some of this, but i feel the ginniemae be out of the bottle so i am heartened by the fact that we were able to overcome that in this election and not every candidate is going to have the particular advantages that barack obama had both in terms of his base and ability to raise money. so it is a continuing concern. >> what's take another question from this side. spinning there seems to be a growing consensus or perception that unlike past democratic candidates president obama hasn't left a sort of ideological format for what it means to be a democrat so he had the democratic philosophy there doesn't seem to be an equivalent with president obama sold i've been gathering the party is growing so big on the right that there could be in the coming years a sort of battle for the old party for the next four to eight years. do you see in this obama feige some sort of civil war occasion happening or -- >> even in the next four years. >> i would tell you what this president stands for and we talked earlier about the fight we had,

there's about $5.5 trillion mortgage debt guaranteed by fannie, freddie, or ginny may. and; obviously, if the underlying collateral is worth less than what's owed on the mortgage, it's clearly not having been a positive for helping the money to them -- lending the money to them. there's a tremendous loss to the american economy and to the individuals that have borrowed the money and certainly the folks who lent that money whether that's through the american taxpayer in the gses, or the pension funds and the like who have bought and own private-label mortgage backed securities. to answer the first question, where are we, that is where i disagree. we're clearly starting to to come out of the storm. just as an example, i think at the opening remarks, san bernardino county was mentioned as one of the areas that you look at as being sort of one of the ground zeros of negative home price appreciation. and what we've seen in san bernandino just evaluating the number of loans in default in that county is that in june 2009 it was about 31,000. june 2010 it was 25,000, june 2011