people will wonder haw haw to what extent was politics itself to blame. >> waiting to talk to us is the state senator, a friend of the congresswoman. she is on the line. many thanks for joining us. perhaps you can tell us if there is any news. >> there is a new development. she has been in a medically induced coma since her surgery on saturday which allows her to rest and heal. every few hours, they will reduce to check her vital. this evening, she actually gave a thumbs-up. her eyes are not open. when her doctors were speaking to her, she responded with a thumbs-up which is incredible and phenomenal. it means she is not only hearing and understanding, but able to make complex actions with her hand. this is incredible news. >> thank you for letting us know. how is arizona coming to terms with that? >> there are a lot of different actions happening. many of us are trying to find solace and make sense of what happened and it is difficult. it is really a senseless act. it was the opening day of the legislative session. each of us were inaugurated today and we dedicated our inauguration not

. >> yee-haw for the german economy. >> i thought it would be start talking about the eurozone debt crisis for the rest of the week. the economics ministry is out with its latest forecast and it bullish. domestic demand is set to move up one gear. the economy is forecast to grow by 2.3%. a lot more than predicted. as companies boos hiring, unemployment is expected to fall to 7%. >> the crisis is over and the recovery in full swing. the german economic plan described the current state. >> we an the other -- and many other hard-working people can be proud. we can afford to be happy about the fact we have weathered the economic crisis better than any other western industrialized nation. >> they said the growth was based on consumer spending and exports. there is good news for the labor market. >> this year, the unemployment will stay below an average of 2 million and fall below the next year. where on the fast track to unemployment. -- to full employment. >> he said the time was ran for tax cuts. a longstanding bone of contention between his party and the cdu. germany's generous subsidies to

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and he was allowed to yee haw, yee haw all around.nd afterwards he said, you know, i wish i had been with you on this war party because you only captured one skull, and i would have liked to have seen a little more bloody. [laughter] so i think, i think i have enjoyed looking at the maps up in yale because with these comments by washington himself. this was wilderness, and he reacted to it. >> right. >> thank you for your comments. >> thank you. >> since we're in this library, what did you use, which sources did you use from this library? >> well, one of the great resources here is a collection of washington's writings that was published for the bicentennial in 1932. and, you know, in this digital age, of course, one is able to search washington's writings on the went. -- web. the library of congress has his papers digitized and facsimiles -- i mean, in fact be similarly, but also, you know, transcriptions. so it's a very handy tool. but there's something abouting t being able to have a shelf of real books that you can crack open and

(liz) it's when she doesn't have her mind made up that she'll hem and haw and pull the lazy card on you. like with school: if she really wanted to get her psychology degree she'd have it by now. (autumn) i think it's just hard for me to be my own motivator. (autumn) that's something i worry about a lot, actually. will i ever have that moment where i'm a little more dedicated to what i want to do instead of just wishing it? "mom!" (autumn's mom) "what?" "you wanna come shove the towels in?" (autumn) oh my gosh. (autumn) how do you practice for such things? so, i'm on my lunch break at work. going to try to sneak in a few cold calls. calling oprah winfrey! my nickname, "overachiever", stems from trying too hard. oh, they disconnected me. i won't be had that easily. (aaron) i want to direct a movie, be a journalist... i want to be a politician, i want to write a book... i want to do everything! and i don't know why anybody shouldn't try... (aaron) i get nervous about the fact that i have all these great ideas but none of them are going to come to fruition. i recently moved on to a marketin

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number one and three time when a shooting out of the cost sixty eight to build levelled with bill hawes it's been exactly ten years now since the lefty's maiden trip torrey pines public course he grew up playing in san diego however he also was a player from rob at the ball pope classic just a week ago still says joint top off to some exciting shots including this birdie at the fifteenth the toughest one force elsewhere bubel watson produced a shot of the day with. the third watson birdied that haul and is now tied with home to main road behind the leader is dying or was meanwhile struggled throughout the day finishing a child's back and ending a story go twenty one rounds at. on the south course to worry about. trying to figure out their once even when i got back to what over at the turn. put me up five i just post here non i'm right there the ball good. good good good you really want a bad night but that was a goal by the time just to make it. over of the european tour paul casey the highest ranked player in the field in bahrain told us a little of going into the final round of the ch

hawes gone after one hole. then vedas got another chance. putting for parr and he doesn't miss.in numberer number one of the tour on the tour for vegas. just his 5th tournamentance. >>> after dropping below the playoff cut line during their losing streak the sharks back in number eight in the west after their win last night over minnesota. they are now off until wednesday. the blackhawks one point higher than san jose and fighting for position today with the philadelphia flyers. can and jake dropping the gloves. it was a tied game in the third when the flyers padded it. a wrap around to beat crawford. 2-0 flyers. now it's the flyers on the break away and watch the perfect pass to carter to make it a 3-0 game. they go onto win 4-it 1. >>> we take to you the finals of probowling's tournament of champions in las vegas. why is tom smiling in it's a sarcastic smile. he rolled a 100. that's the lowest game ever in a national match on television. the others the concentration -- he needs a strike on the final ball for a perfect 300 game, he gets this close. the ten pin is hit, it'll wob

. >> yee-haw for the german economy. >> i thought it would be start talking about the eurozone debt crisis for the rest of the week. the economics ministry is out with its latest forecast and it is bullish. domestic demand is set to move up one gear. the economy is forecast to grow by 2.3%. a lot more than predicted. as companies boost hiring, unemployment is expected to fall to 7%. >> the crisis is over and the recovery in full swing. the german economic plan described the current state. >> we an the other -- and many other hard-working people can be proud. we can afford to be happy about the fact we have weathered the economic crisis better than any other western industrialized nation. >> they said the growth was based on consumer spending and exports. there is good news for the labor market. >> this year, the unemployment will stay below an average of 2 million and fall below the next year. where on the fast track to unemployment. -- to full employment. >> he said the time was ran for tax cuts. a longstanding bone of contention between his party and the cdu. germany's generous subsidies

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. >> brown: so it is the end of the year, so we're a hawed to think big. not just the week. what defines, what defines this year in politics? >> i don't know, i think it was a year of impatience. the american public -- >> impatience? >> yes, the american public was impatient with the democratic congress that seemed to be, you know, be on every issue except the ones they were concerned about. impatient with a president that didn't seem either as inspiring or effective as he seemed two years ago. impatient with an economy that didn't kick into gear, you know. and i think it was evidenced in the election cycle but americans want results. and that's really a warning to republicans and to democrats. kind of moving forward into the next year. >> were they right to be impatient? >> i think so. you know, i think that they were, it was not just a-- an undifferentiated impatience with the political class. it was really directed at democrat that didn't seem to be focused on job creation and the economy in the way that independence and con-- independents and conservatives wanted them to

like president nixon after hemming and hawing defined colored television as his indicator. when i talk to young people, i remind them that in those days, this debate happened in the year i was born. in those days colored television is like talking about the ipad today. he was talking about something quite important, but the real answer to why he was wrong and why nixon got it wrong a year later with senator kennedy is that economies that have better innovation and growth wind up with both colored television and rocket thrusts. the growth is the answer. now, the book is not a doomsday book. i know it is fashionable, and every time i have lunch with pete peterson, i'm reminded of this discussion to have a root and branch discussion, and there's call that nism in my talk with you this morning, but this is not a doomsday book. rather it takes the metaphor of the season, but it is the ghost of christmas future from a "christmas carol" pointing to things that might be, but don't have to be. we are interested in long term problems, but we will not be offering a kind ofly -- liquid

vice president nixon, after some heming and hawing, defined color television as his indicator. now, when i speak to young people i remind them that in those days, this debate happened the year i was born, it was in a long, long period ago -- in those days color television would be like talking about the ipad today. it wasn't that nixon was in a fog somewhere. he was actually talking about something quite important. but the real answer to why khrushchev was wrong and frankly why nixon got it wrong in his debate a year later with senator kennedy was that economies that have better innovation and growth wind up with both color television and rocket thrust. so growth is the answer. now, the book is not a doomsday book. i know it is very fashionable and every time i have lunch with pete peterson i'm reminded of this fashion to have a root and branch discussion. and there's a little bit of c cal -- calvinism. and pointing to things that might be. but don't have to be. peter and i are very much interested in long-term problems but we will not be offering a kind of liquidationist eat y

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hawes a casa -- became totally red. now he is offering that kind of leadership to our national party. reince is the leader that we need to unify our committee, bring the resources that we so badly need if we are going to build on the successes of to -- of 2010 into 2012. i urge your support for the next generation of leadership to our party, reince priebus. [applause] >> thank you, steve. the chair recognizes betty hill, national committeewoman from montana for the purpose of seconding. >> i am happy to second the nomination for reince priebus today. he is one of our exciting young, state chairman and he knows all about winning. >> national committeewoman from wisconsin. i am extremely proud to second the nomination of my state chairman, as i have learned his -- firsthand his strong work ethic and his commitment to leadership. >> mississippi. i am supporting reince for many reasons, but one of them is that it is going to be a great fund raiser. he has called for financial leaders from our party. >> don mckeown, national