deputy brian goss of the converse county sheriff's office jumped in after her. the girl was eventually pulled from the water, but deputy goss was swept away and he's survived by his wife amy. today we remember a man who swore to protect his neighbors and who kept that promise no matter what the cost. i suspect that at that moment, deputy gross wasn't trying to be a hero, he was just doing his job. you can find that bravery, the courage to do your duty day in and day out in so many officers across our country. one of those officers was deputy sheriff suzanne hoppen from clark county, ohio. deputy hopper was known as the go-to person in her department. no task was too large or too small. and on new year's day, 2011, deputy hopper arrived at a crime scene and began a preliminary investigation just as she had done many times during her 12 years of service. but as she was photographing evidence, a man opened the door of his trailer and fired at her with a shotgun killing her. and today we remember not just a fine officer but a wife, a mother and a stepmother. like al

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we get that story tonight from nbc's nstephanie goss. >> reporter: the country's instability is taking a toll on its most important industry including greece's first capital and a base to explore a nearby ancient wonder. one hotel owner has to drop the price of his rooms by up to 20% to fill his four hotels. it has a very big effect, he says, because people are afraid to come. there is a lot of hope being placed on the next government. >> the results of the elections. >> reporter: four weeks from now, the country will have its second generation in as many months. political parties that don't agree with the bailout plan and the harsh cuts that come with it may be voted into power. without a bailout, greece could be forced out of the euro zone and back to its own currency, the drachma. it would likely be worth half the euro. a return to the old currency, the drachma would be a double-edge sword. it would become a very cheap place for tourist, but a very expensive place for greeks. the country relies on imports and those prices would skyrocket. >> i would like to be out of euro, out of he

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deputy brian goss of the converse county sheriff's office jumped in after her. the girl was eventually pulled from the water, but deputy goss was swept away and he's survived by his wife, amy. today we remember a man who swore to protect his neighbors and who kept that promise no matter what the cost. i suspect that at that moment deputy goss wasn't trying to be a hero. he was just doing his job. you can find that bravery, the courage to do your duty, day in and day out in so many officers across our country. one of those officers was deputy sheriff susan hopper from clark county, ohio. deputy hopper was known as the go-to person in her department. no task was too large or too small. and on new year's day 2011, deputy hopper arrived at a crime scene and began a preliminary investigation just as she had done many times during her 12 years of service. but as she was photographing evidence, a man opened the door of his trailer and fired at her with a shotgun killing her. today we remember not just a fine officer, but a wife, a mother, and a stepmother. like all tho

. >> ernie goss thinks the only thing that could derail the economy here is the trade imbargain. >> back in 2003 back december, that really halted beef sales to japan and japan was the number one trading country and the rest all of a sudden it wasn't number one, it hasn't returned to number one. >> and of course the strong profits that are being generated by agriculture are trickling down to other parts of the economy here as well. so you're seeing retailers adding johns. and restaurants -- jobs and restaurants adding jobs as well. tom. >> it certainly sounds like a booming job market there in nebraska. diane, are there concerns about not enough people to fill those job openings? >> absolutely. in fact, when we were talking to the folks at inner systems, they have openings for 45 workers, and having a real tough time filling some of those jobs. and it's in areas we talked about before the skilled trades. there's a big demands here for welders. >> let people out and take a look at kind of omaha to the rest of the world. we've seen china slow down. we've seen europe in recession. it's a gl

portrayal in the movie with basic science raises a point that mark describes it that the synoptic goss members, matthew, mark, luke and john, do not suggest the basis for the extreme, the savagery that we see in the motion picture, correct? >> not at all. you can really only find one lines in the gospels about jesus being lashed and whipped. and all that scourging that we see in the film and that takes about 45 minutes in the movie. >> spell that out a little bit. in matthew there is mention of being scourged before taken to the hill, that is the arduous process to get there, he was crowned with thorns, he was spit upon or smote or hit on the head. >> we certainly don't get a sense of the violence that attends the trial and the execution of jesus. we don't get that in the gospels at all. >> there's no mention -- let me clarify, there's no mention of scourging in john. and that brings us to another interesting question that we can raise with you and we're joined on the live line and he's actually been listening to us and he may choose to commentn what you've said thus far david brickner

joining us this morning, chad goss consecutive chef and owner of the food market.rket is not quite open yet? >> not quite open yet. as of now, you can find it on facebook to see all the great renovations in a building that's been established as a grocery store for over 100 years. >> in the ham den area. >> in ham den. some of the best things we're bringing to the neighborhood is compliment ri valley parking seven days a week including brunch friday and saturday and sunday as well. >> what are you miking with that? >> this is acornmeal crusted catfish out of virginia. >> this is regular corn meal? >> yes, it is not self-levening. a lot of corn meal rises, and it would end up puffing up. it is almost a tortilla fish essence. it seals the moisture in the fish. >> and you use curey -- curry? >> yes. we will be open until 1:00 a.m., which is dinner with two or more bar snacks. we have a lot of nal natural woods. we have a lot of different things. it will be very seasonal. it will be a hit for the season as well as stakes and local bison. a lot of great things. i >> will

made a top ten of the most favorite songs over there so our number one is for example big it is billy goss and i'm number two it started because i love. we know many songs and so he so you know you really know the russian part we are kind of the specialist in the national authority. well actually you talk about the eclectic and the rest of the action saatchi was not only the place the place to for a holiday is in the soviet union still is in russia it has always been the the capital of the russian kitsch do you think it still is there. difficult to say for me difficult to say it's definitely for me not the modern city which will be shown during the olympic winter games it's not it doesn't have this much modernity in in itself it's more like an f. or it's tourist city like benidorm or in europe those kind of places it's hard core industry that's actually what it is many tourists come in to drink and that's an industry that's what saudi sochi is for me many and i really regret this build for example so many high quite ugly hotel buildings in between those beautiful old architecture which the

director porter goss comes into the pentagon and says we know where al-zawahiri is.sama bin laden's number two man who is now in charge of al-qaeda, right? we with know where he is. he's in northwest pakistan. they're having this meeting. we have the navy seals. they're on board the helicopters to go in and get him. and rumsfeld said no, too risky. we might upset pakistan. and he pulled the plug. >> remember that's what the republicans thought back then. mitt romney in 2007 said that he wouldn't send people into pakistan even if we knew we could get osama bin laden. and for anybody -- i mean this whole notion that george w. bush never did any kind of politicking around this. he never attacked his opponent as saying that they wouldn't do this or they wouldn't do that. it took all of a couple of days to get the ads out from the bush re-election about john kerry not wanting to continue the war on terror and how we would still -- that saddam hussein would be in power still if -- >> bill: or the pictures -- the megaphone. at the world trade center. >> it is clear what we'

lot of driver goss to the lowest priced gas but does that gas or the gas station that you pick make a difference when it comes to your car's performance? at 5:45 we will look at some of the mysteries of regular and high octane gas. >>> the postal service is about to stop shipping oversea that contame lithium meaning people will be banned from sending package was smart phones, laptops and i-pads containing batteries. the service is doing it because the batteries when fully charged or wrongly starred can catch on fire. the change starts next wednesday. packageses with the batteries aren't banned by ups or fedex. >>> a representative for whitney houston said a show feature her family is now in the works. it would be called the houston family chronicles and appear on the lifetime network. it'll focus on her sister-in- law and manager pat. the show promises to feature her daughter and her mother. whitney houston died in february in a hotel room. >> the santa clara sheriff sad down to talk about what the department is and is not telling the public about the sierra lamar case. >> what do we

. >> reporter: today, notables from the words of goss hell, soul, jazz, r & b will be coming here forribute, one that the godfather of go-go would be proud of. >> reporter: cliff jones and the seven sons of soul just one of the groups that will be performing. warming up during rehearsal at the perfect sound studio in hyattsville, they credit chuck brown not only with creating go- go but coming up with an original sound and being a leader. >> we were kids, he paved the way. he showed us how to be strong. he showed us how to do music business right. >> it was good that he got the flowers while he was living as well and the outpouring of support even in his death is just overwhelming. >> reporter: and what can we expect in the home coming celebration? music director wayne brew says a celebration fit for a king. >> some of the music and entertainers from gospel industry, from jazz, from r & b and soul. >> reporter: donnie simpson will host the memorial service. you will see performances by dougie fresh, raheem devon, hugy lowdown and the chuck brown band. own band. and for those who think

i-i was the person who led the team on september 4th, 2002 to the congress to greet her and porter goss and other staff about interrogation of al buoy zad da techniques used including waterboarding. >> i want to rephrase the question again. did you tell, you tell nancy pelosi waterboarding was being used? >> yes, i did. >> okay. >> bill: calling her a liar. >> she is confused or not telling the truth. i think she is not telling the truth. >> bill: you are sitting there and you are looking her in the eye like you are looking me in the eye and you are telling her and the other people in the room that you did use waterboarding on abu would you have bade da and she comes out and says they didn't tell me, it's not about her confusion. that's a word that people remember waterboarding. >> correct. you know what? they don't have to take my word for it there is a cable tenth of september, 2002, where we spell out exactly the briefing that we gave nancy pelosi. >> is the word waterboarding used in that cable? >> it's used waterboarding and other techniques that were used on abu suebada he had bee

. >> i'm nancy goss. jim and wendy have the night off.nt obama spent this memorial day honoring the sacrifice of men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. this morning, place ad wreath at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery. he noted this is the first time in a decade that americans are not fighting in iraq. and that american troops will soon be coming home from afghanistan. >> after a decade under the dark cloud of war, we can see the light of a new die on the horizon. as commander in chief i can tell you that sending our troops into harm's way at the most wrenching decision i have to make. i can promise you i will never do so unless it is absolutely necessary. >> this afternoon the president attending a ceremony at vietnam veterans memorial. the ceremony marks the beginning of a long national commemoration of the vietnam war. >> commander of u.s. forces in afghanistan marked memorial day by reading a letter written by a fallen marine sergeant. sergeant william stacy wrote the letter to his family

stephanie goss has more. >> rebecca brooks and her husband and four others are charged with concealing evidence from police investigating possible widespread phone hacking at the news of the world newspaper. these are the first criminal charges since that investigation began. >> charge one, conspiracy to pervert the cause of justice. rebecca brooks, between the 6th of july and 19th of july 201 conspired with charles brooks, cheryl carter, mark hanna, paul edwards, and persons unknown to conceal material from the metropolitan police service. >> the couple released a statement calling the decision to proceed with the trial both unjust and weak. brooks stepped down as the head of rupert murdoch's british newspaper last summer. she rose through the company quickly and at a young age becoming editor of the sun tabloid and then editor of news of the world. when murdoch flew to london last summer, he were asked by a journalist outside his home what his priority was and he famously turned to brooks and said this one. days later, she resigned. brooks strongly denies all of the allegations. a da

angie goss will join us live from the red carpet at 4:30. 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 just mix it with your backyard soil... and it feeds your plants for up to 3 months. my plants grew bigger... more beautiful... with more flowers and vegetables. guaranteed. everything changed with miracle-gro. for you are these flowers, like soap is for showers. everyone grows with miracle-gro. >>> it was cloudy around here over the weekend. but down under, they had absolutely picture-perfect weather to see the super moon. this is what the lunar moon looked like from australia. it is when the moon is closest to earth. this year it also coincided with a full moon. not expected to happen again for another 17 years. at least. can't wait. we just had too much cloud cover around here. we were telling folks to look around 11:30. we also gave folks the moon rise time last week. as it was coming up, you know, w

i-i was the person who led the team on september 4th, 2002 to the congress to greet her and porter goss staff about interrogation of al buoy zad da techniques used including waterboarding. >> i want to rephrase the question again. did you tell, you tell nancy pelosi waterboarding was being used? >> yes, i did. >> okay. >> bill: calling her a liar. >> she is confused or not telling the truth. i think she is not telling the truth. >> bill: you are sitting there and you are looking her in the eye like you are looking me in the eye and you are telling her and the other people in the room that you did use waterboarding on abu would you have bade da and she comes out and says they didn't tell me, it's not about her confusion. that's a word that people remember waterboarding. >> correct. you know what? they don't have to take my word for it there is a cable tenth of september, 2002, where we spell out exactly the briefing that we gave nancy pelosi. >> is the word waterboarding used in that cable? >> it's used waterboarding and other techniques that were used on abu suebada he had been waterboa

when a teenager girl got caught in the current, deputy brian goss of the converse county sheriff's office the girl was eventually pulled from the water, but deputy gross was swept away and he's survived by his wife, amy. today we remember a man who swore to protect his neighbors and who kept that promise, no matter what the cost. i suspect that at that moment, deputy gross wasn't trying to be a hero, he was just trying to do his job. you can find that bravery, the courage to do your duty day in and day out in so many officers across our country. one of those officers was deputy sheriff suzanne hopper from clark county, ohio. deputy hopper was known as the go-to person in her department. no task was too large or too small. and on new year's day, 2011, deputy hopper arrived at a crime scene and began a preliminary investigation, just as she had done many times during her 12 years of service. but as she was photographing evidence, a man opened the door of his trailer and fired at her with a shotgun, killing her. and today we remember not just a fine officer, but a wife, a mother and a stepmo

deputy brian goss of the converse county sheriff's office, jumped in after her.s eventually pulled from the water, but deputy goss was swept away, and he's survived by his wife, amy. today we remember a man who swore to protect his neighbors and who kept that promise no matter what the cost. i suspect that at that moment, do -- the deputy wasn't trying to be a hero, he was just doing his job. you can find that bravery, the courage to do your duty day in and day out in so many officers across our country. one of those officerses was deputy sheriff suzanne hopper from clark county, ohio. deputy hopper was known as the go-to person in her department. no task was too large or too small. and on new year's day, 2011, deputy hopper arrived at a crime scene and began a preliminary investigation just as she had done many times during her 12 years of service. but as she was photographing evidence, a man opened the door of his trailer and fired at her with his shotgun, killing her. today we remember not just a fine officer, but a wife, a mother and a stepmother. like all th

i suspect at that moment deputy goss wasn't trying to be a hero. he was just doing his job.at bravery, the courage to do your duty day in and day out in so many officers across our country. one of those officers was deputy sheriff suzanne hopper from clark county, ohio. deputy hopper was known as the go-to person in her department. no task was too large or too small. and on new year's day, 2011, deputy hopper arrived at a crime scene and began a preliminary investigation just as she had done many times during her 12 years of service. but as she was photographing evidence, a man opened the door of his trailer and firedality her with his shotgun killing her -- fired at her with her shotgun killing her. today we remember not just a fine officer but a wife, a mother and a step mother. like all those we honor today, deputy hopper is also survived by the fellow officers who she meant so much to. and who meant so much to her. last week her childhood friend, sergeant chris schultz, posted her flag in ohio. he made a promise in her memory. he said, to honor her, we will keep going an

different faction goss with different parties. in 2008 67% of hispanics when for barack obama. you could say that partly president bush won again because of the 44% of the latino vote that he was able to get in florida, places like florida and texas he was very popular. those two last elections give you a glimpse about what can happen in 2012. >> president bush actually worked very, very hard to win over the latino vote, and it was a very concerted effort. does mitt romney, does he need to do the same here? do we see the latino vote going towards one particular candidate or another or is it still up for grabs? >> he's not only planning on doing it, he's doing it already. he's unveiled a number of political ads in spanish in which he has one of his sons speaking spanish, very fluently, very good. it's a positive message talking about american values that may resonate with a lot of the voters in places like florida, for example. president obama did it in 2008. he's doing it again. he went to puerto rico and greeted the audience in spanish, and this is something that we've seen al

it has on 10% of the total 2k30ss 2k30s goss, biggest exposure to the real estate and construction sector in in spain with with a portfolio of more than 51 billion euros. that's to compare with only 32 billion for the largest spanish bank. in practical terms the bank of spain has announced it will convert a loan of 4.5 billion euros made to b of a in two regular shares and now the largest shareholder of that bank with a 45% stake. as i say, political ly from the market point of view definitely a step in the right direction. we'll have another step tomorrow because we're expecting a significant announcement, a new reform of the banking sector basically he'll announce spanish banks to set aside 35 billion euros on top of the 54 billion that they are already setting aside. hopefully this time it will stop all the question mark, it will end all the question mark on the spanish banking sector. >> all right. we'll see whether it does. thanks. joining us for the first hour, denny, great to see you. still a big hole in the spanish banking sector. the question here is whether the game has been to

. >> reporter: it was probably the biggest scoop in the history of the associated press and it goss correspondentanned. he reported a full day ahead of anybody else of the german surrender at a small schoolhouse in france. it ran in 1945. you can see it in a clipping from the "new york times." the problem is kennedy defied u.s. censors to get that story out. they had agreed to suppress the story for a day to allow joseph stall lynn to -- joseph stalin to stage a surrender. it was purely political. he was allowed to be present but on on the promise to keep the secret for a time. but when he knew the transmission had been authorized by the same military censors gagging the press. he immediately picked up the phone and dispatched his story to the associated press in london. for that he was rebiewkd and fired. the associated press said he had no duty to obey that embargo because it was for political reasons instead of protecting the troops. the a.p. executive is belatedly apologizing. he said kennedy did everything right. the apology has arrived 67 years later. megyn: what a story, incredible. coming

. >> bill: navy seals ready to go, porter goss, c.i.a. director says we have him. can go after him. we can take him out. donald rumsfeld says it is too risky. >> yeah. >> bill: what a wiener. >> newt gingrich. the political scene is a lot less colorful now that newt gingrich has dropped out. he didn't drop out altogether. here he is. >> number four. i'm suspending the campaign. but suspending the campaign does not mean suspending citizenship. [ laughter ] >> especially on mars! >> bill: or the moon. what does that mean? was anybody threaten doing to take his citizenship away? >> given the citizenship he's threatening to take away from immigrants, i think we should threaten his. >> bill: last night night at the white house correspondents' dinner. there were no sacred cows and no sacred bulls. not even for jimmy kimmel, the president of the united states. >> number three. >> mr. president, you remember when the country rallied around you in hopes of a better tomorrow? that was hilarious! [ laughter ] that was the best one yet. >> bill: you know what was nice about th

>> all right, stephanie goss, thanks. >>> thank you.we're getting an exclusive first look at the sextuplets born last week to a young couple in texas. and we have more. janet, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. the babies are here at the texas children's pavilion for women where the proud parents are giving us a first and exclusive look at what's being called their new six-pack. these are tiny babies. but they're making some big progress. the world's newest sextuplets belong to a remarkably calm young houston area couple. lauren and david perkins. >> i know. you don't like being messed with. >> reporter: after what lauren describes as an easy pregnancy, they became the proud parents of six pack. born in four minutes by cesarean section. >> my heart was beating like crazy. the first thing i noticed when i walked in and saw lauren, she was shaking like crazy. i didn't know that was perfectly normal. >> reporter: some 35 doctors, nurses and other specialists at texas children's pavilion for women were in the delivery

was running high near douglas, wyoming when a teenage girl got caught in the current deputy brian gossf the converse county sheriff's office jumped in after her. the girl was eventually pulled from the water but deputy gross was swept away and is survived by his wife amy. today we remember a man who swore to protect his neighbors and kept that promise no matter what the cost. i suspect that at that moment deputy gross wasn't trying to be a hero. he was just doing his job. you can find that bravery, the courage to do your duty day in and day out in so many officers across out country. one of those officers was deputy sheriff suzanne hopkins, from clark county, ohio. deputy hopper was known as the go-to person in her department. no task was too large or too small and on new year's day, 2011, deputy hopper arrived at a cry scene and began a preliminary investigation just as she had done many times during her 12 years of service. but as she was photographing evidence a man opened the door of his trailer and fired at her with a shotgun killing her. today we remember not just a fine officer

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first, blogger and political analyst, miss kelly goss. she is on an snb see every monday. give her a hand. [applause] the activist and writer, mr. kevin powell. [applause] the president and ceo of the greater urban league of new orleans and our host for the 2012 urban league annual conference, nolan rollins. [applause] the dean of the school of education right here at howard university, dr. leslie fed wick. [applause] the activist and a radio host, the truce ser, warren ballantine. [applause] -- truce say year, warren ballantine. by memory. s the the leader of the hip-hop action caucus, reverend leonard year would. [applause] professor here at howard university, dr. gregory carr. [applause] and very, very probably, the one of our student essay contest and a proud alumnus of the urban league in peoria, ill., this does array lockheed. [applause] -- miss desiree lockheed. let's give our panel of big round of applause. [applause] let me start this way. i want to start, does array, with you -- desiree and kevin. you heard the conversation about voter suppression and you know th

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up to that point, the goss smell writers to -- gospel writers do not provide any information about thed declared that he loved him. we have no record, no biblical record of him having done anything to that point. the only thing known that was jesus spent roughly 30 years in the out vogue village ever nazareth yet god was pleased. it should please us to know that we can please god no matter where we originate or with whom we amalgamate or how much we a accumulate. it may be important here that i assure you that i am not advocating poverty i know poverty. we have a first name relationship. to be sure poverty is not a sin but that is the best thing i can say about it. [laughter] i will never celebrate it. and i don't want to rediscover it. i'm simply trying to tell you that if you're poor, jesus does not abandon you. in fact there are biblical accounts to suggest just the opposite. that if you're poor, then jesus is coming to you. while i don't believe that anyone needs to be poor i can tell you from my own experience what it's like to be poor. being poor is hoping that the toothache will

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