gwynne: so it would have a double advantage.ource eorts and agro-industrial products, products with value added, to go from chile to the united states and for the united states to respond with increasing sales of machinery and capital goods in the high-technology sectors. so there should be significant advantages for the north american free-trade area to be extended to other countries, and particularly chile. remember, chile is the most free-trading country the whole of soh hy low tariffs, virtually no non-tariff barriers, so it would be relatively easy for the united states to extend these links. ator chile willontit foto delopenatustates porces oflobalition,xpory..liken including new gender roles d settlement patterns. captioned by media access group at wgbhontit access.wgbh.org annenberg media ♪ for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org. here, kitty, kitty! here, kitty, kitty, kitty! here, kitty, kty you'd think it wld be ea to tell which kids had trouble

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. >> they say the two teenagers who were hurt the most critically both go to gwynn park high. >> i feel bad. they go to my school. i see them every day. >> what caused so many crashes to come to the party was when word got out on the website saturday night. according to police, these teenagers or hurt the worst and wanted in the hospital in critical but stable condition. abc 7 news. >> one man under arrest in connection with a videotape. it would viral. sevenseveral people attacked a man. they surrendered to police friday night. he is charged with robbery and other offenders. they say he will plead not guilty. >> today is a 150 years ago that slaves were freed in the nation's capital. this'll be held from 11:00 p.m. until 11. this is ending with fireworks later. this will be closed today and tonight. we have all the details. you can log on to wjla.com. >> your taxes are not due until tomorrow. april 15 was a sunday. sunday is the emancipation day holiday. the devils cannot fall on weekends or holidays. the rtc most of the returns that it is expecting to get. >> legislation to impose a 3

. >>> a baltimore man is arrested in connection with a dogfighting ring in gwynn oaks. officers from the city's drug unit were told there were drug in the home. they found the dogs, medicine and a dogfighting manual. taylor is facing animal cruelty and drug charges. >>> all new tonight at ac, an arrest and condition fecial in a murder -- confession in a murder. a woman is behind bars. >> reporter: vera mcclain is a registered nurse and mother of three children who apparently wanted to adopt a fourth. but instead of going through any legal process, police say mcclain came to a pediatrician's office and snatched a 3 day old from another mother's arms. >> i saw a lady fall down, another lady get out. >> reporter: police call it the type of attack you expect to see on tv. >> pow, pow, pow. >> everybody was scattered. >> reporter: when this was over mcclain signed an affidavit confessing she kidnapped 3 day old keegen and shot the mother. >> she was laying on the ground and wasn't moving. >> reporter: it didn't take police that long to find the car, the lady and keegan at an

gwynne whose main effect was to cause my agent not to return my phone calls. then it was gone. it was a cathartic experience. this didn't happen that long ago. it had to be done. we have to realize what we can't do and that is something i can't do. i don't look back and don't -- i don't think of myself as a failed novelist. i don't care. i don't read fiction that much anymore. the difference for me is comes to the legendary blank page that the writer sees. the blank page for a fiction writer, absolutely astonishing thing. on that blank page there are no rules at all. it could be about iran or marks or new jersey or an old man or daughter or bumble bee or martian aboard anything. that for marriage or life or birth. there are no rules. for me looking at the blank page i don't know what i'm supposed to do. i don't know. the difference is with nonfiction, this applies to my journalism and history. something palpable and real. something very real that you hang on to and you start with the premise of the real. at the ended up in austin, texas as executive editor of texas monthly and

pittsburgh in the third with with a solo homer to left but rbi singles by ethier in the sixth and tony gwynnthe seventh helped propel the dodgers to a 4-1 victory. >>> in minneapolis, l.a. ang center fielder peter borges smashed a fly off the left field wall as twins outfielder scrambled for the ball. the peedy borges was waved home. the throw was offline and borges solid in. a three run inside the park homer giving the angels a 4-3 lead but angels went on to win 6-5. >>> now to the nba. new york at milwaukee. in the second quarter the bucks ellis sank a wild over-the-shoulder shout en route to his 35 points for the night. the knicks fought back behind carmelo anthony, who had 32. new york won it, 111-107. >>> nba greats larry bird and magic johnson were david letterman's guests last night on "the late show." they're close friends these days. dave asks if that's always been true. . >> from the beginning, i wanted to be friends but larry didn't want none of that. >> he's an outgoing guy. loves everybody. wants to high-five and, you know, got that big -- big smile. my goal was to try to take t

so it was one of the -- i think larry gwynn, one of his comments was there's no real glory in war. anybody who's ever said that's never been in war. because this was -- what happens when you encounter that much violence in that short a period of time, and i'm searching for the words here to try to describe the emotion of going in the next day. >> yes. >> because i'm thinking long range as i'm going how do i get these guys -- because this is not -- for a lot of these guys this is not the end of the -- you know. a number of them were scheduled to rotate in december. i mean, they're -- but for a lot of the guys there was going to be a next day and there was going to be another battle. and i'm thinking, how do i motivate these guys, how do i make sure that what they're seeing here today will serve to keep them alert. and then the question in my mind is how do i as a company commander keep them safe? >> what did you tell them? what did you -- >> we talked. we talked about the need for preparedness,

larry gwynn remembers it differently. he wrote while he was in college, and he said that we were going out to be extracted, and continuing the operation, search for the enemy, and they were moving in a tactical formation platoons, echelon right i think it was. we were just moving a column. and we were moving as fast as possible -- >> was he a arguing -- >> first lieutenant larry gwen, officer of the company. >> -- of the company -- okay. and so tell me what happens when you -- when the firing starts? what is your platoon's position? >> when we halted, and at the time, just before that, one of my men told me that we had people behind us. i was worried. i said, oh, because i was supposed to be the rearmost. it turned out to be a couple company 1st through the 5th. it was alpha company, captain george forest's company, and so it's no problem there. that was -- that got me wondering, if i'm supposed to be the last guy here, how come we got more people behind. then we stopped for the rto, the information i got was that the con

gwynn. cain was he was on. he was moving the ball on both sides of the plate.tches. he was really good. >> same 2 team tomorrow night at 6:00 o'clock. king need big drum stick. that's gross. in seattle for the opener. third start against the a's already. not true what the pitch was. nasty. a struggle offensively to start the season. this helps. cliff off the base wall center and 1 nothing a 2 batter later. cocoa crisp. all sorts of problems. 2 nothing oaklan oakland. third start against seattle. take a seat. 7 innings 3 hits no run. bottom 7 you make the call. kyle to center. diving does he make the catch? they say he did but he trapped it. break for the a's. right now 3 nothing oakland in the bottom of the eighth inning. >> yankees home opener against albert and angels. historic day for rodriguez. 3rd inning. that is gone. dead center no. 6 30 in his career. tie with old friend mariner teammate ken griffey junior for fifth on all time list. 30 behind it. mays like the giants yankees win 5 nothing. to golf. nationwide tour. hayward. leader martin. he never star

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and this is for sarah raymond from gwynn oak, maryland, 107 years old today.ybody. you can't beat that. jack feliz of palm springs, california, 101 years old today, a world war ii veteran. and he is a man who's traveled all over the world with his wife. that is nice. people love to travel. especially when they're retired and can. edna phelps. riverhead, new york. 102 years old. and she keeps her mind sharp as a tack by reading. reading anything she can get her hands on. shoe box labels, you name it, she reads it, and we've got it. and this is kenneth and lois butcher. they've been married 75 years. springfield, missouri. they love fried chicken, and they love each other very much. how about that? i think he loves her even more than fried chicken. daisy mckoy, the bronx, new york. 100 years old today. secret to longevity is hard work and spirituality. good combination. all the time. sweet little ruth leiber from winter park, florida, where amtrak goes through. 110 years old today. and is a former beautician. and she enjoys visiting with her friends and family.

gwynne's, "empire of the summer moon" tells the story of the four year battle between comanche warriors and the u.s. army and white settlers. the author spoke at this year savanna book festival. this is 45 minutes.ank >> hi, everybody. thank you for coming. i want to talk this afternoon about how i came to this book or have the book came to me, which in some ways was a simultaneous event or how i became of the 25 year in journalism and several attempts on the decides he wants to be in historian. not only that but he wants to write about comanches and the great plains, which are about a far as connecticut and thehow frozen moons of jupiter.empts at i won't bore you with all f theo details of my literary past, but ozen moo put unst it as briefly as possible, i had my little epiphany in the spring of 1970. 1970 p i had just been admitted to princeton university and i was traveling there for a weekend, one of those weekends where you see if you want to go there. and it was safe goriest day in may, just kind of like thishis morning and spring was in full bloom. ws in i had taken a train.and