since then >>henry: let's have a look. >> the idea that you push out your grandparents by simply saying they cannot get a job, i think, all i want to do is allow the grandmother to be here illegally with some rice to have a residency was not citizenship so that he or she can finish their lives with dignity. >>henry: he stumbled. he usually does not stumble. what happened. >> his energy was down, his eyes were down, his normally smooth delivery was halted. he was thrown five romneys precarious and attacked. >>henry: south briefly, santorum and paul. >> santorum came on very strong but unlike romney who came out strong and controlled, he came out with more finger-pointing in digesters above his shoulders which makes them look more out of control. paul came across as grandfatherly, he roars and warm. >>henry: would you think about the governor of arizona point your finger at barack obama. >> it plays well to her audience, but anytime you start winning figures that someone is a sign that most people do not like. audiences do n

let's head over to henry. >>henry: the high-speed rail is in the news.is going to somehow affect the way we live. we're joined by a passenger rail consultant from the transit institute. thank you for joining us. i want to try to bring everything together. high- speed rail into the different projects that we have. if there is a smart trade in sonoma, there are improvements, let me propose a question. let's suppose the giants get to the chip the chips in 2013. >> you will have a lot of new opportunities. you will be able to take the train from healdsburg to larkspur. he could take the ferry over to the embarcadero. then you can take the caltrain by moving to san bruno on arts center and going to the santa clara stadium. at that time all the bart cars will be new, modern and beautiful. fact all >> the really believe that the light rail fame is one to happen? is it possible that it could all fall apart? >> i think everything we talked about is really going to happen. the political establishment, the financial community, there is a great deal of effort underw

when i wrote my biography of henry clay, i was going to call it henry clay, the great compromiser. that was the title he earned in his lifetime. he also earned the title, the great pacificer, and when i put that in my computer, it came back and said what? [laughter] >> arthur schlesinger, who is a friend, said, don't use the word "compromise," the american people don't know what compromise means. they think it's about people who have no principles, who have no real understanding of government. who are ready to do anything to get along. gilbert and sullivan ridiculed it in the mccotter -- the man who has a little list of society offenders who might well be underground and who never would be missed li-like the compromis like. it's not about surrendering your principles or your objectives. it is about understanding how government works. that if you offend somebody, they're going to come back. you've got to go to them. and say for the good of the american people, we need to do this, this and this. look at what's happening with congress today with the attempts of reform of wall street,

[music] >>henry: i am sitting here with mary jacobs the. there might be bigger fans out there, but i doubt it. we will show you what's coming up. >>marty: we are back with a problem this weekend. the severe weather is pounding much of the northeast. the first major storm since early october. this is video from philadelphia where the weather caused a number of accidents on saturday. the heaviest total were in massachusetts were 11 in. of snow fell. a storm is on the way here, it has arrived in parts of the day my are dealing with more rain. in this year to tell us about can expect. the >>janu: of the rain is pushing in on the san mateo coastline. pretty widespread. we will continue to see scattered showers throughout the afternoon. cost by 11:00 p.m., moderate downpours. it will really get heavy overnight. heavy downpours are indicated by the red color and then, it will taper off by the morning commute. early morning commuters could still feel the brunt of it. wind speeds could get up to 30 mi. per hour and discuss up to 50 m.p.h.. downed tr

so now i will turn to the appointment of david sutter, henry will cover the thomas appointment. thought to be a moderate conservative, and road scholar at obs forward, sutter received bush's nomination to the u.s. first circuit court of appeals and began serving there in may have 1990. when the brennan seat opened up, sutter's dear friend and mentor from new hampshire lobbied hard for judge sutter to fill the brennan seat. we can't go into all the details about the discussions behind the scenes, but eventually the list of potential nominees for the brennan seat included kenneth starr and clarence thomas. but eventually that list was win knowed down to david sutter and edith jones. governor sununu's comments in the oral history reveal his nuanced approach to the selection criteria that he considered, including future nominations and a desire on his part to avoid reserving seats for various groups on the high bench. he was of the thought that perhaps justice o'connor would leave soon and he didn't want edith jones to go into that seat for fear of this concept of the women's seat w

what's going on, henry? >> absolutely, diane. for anyone who's down in the 49ers questioning whether they're the real deal, they'd better wake up and watch some playoff football. what a game this afternoon. the first playoff football game at candle stick in nine years. and the alex smith-ver no none davis tag team was just too much for the saints to handle. a couple of highlights for you. fourth quarter 9ers down one. alex smith says thank you, sir, but i'm keeping this one for myself. bootleg to the left. 28 yards for the td,two poichbt conversion failed. 49ers up 5 but they trailed with only 13 seconds to go. it was smith to mr. davis touchdown. 49ers win 36-32. >> it was unbelievable. like i said, that's what i love most about this team. they'll somehow find a way to pick you back up. they've done that for me. i was devastated. i was hurting. i'm not even going to lie to you. but them boys found a way to pick it back up. i'm proud of everyone on this team. god is good, man. god is good. >> reporter: so the 49ers will face the

we want to send it over to henry. happy new year. >> you know this is my second year doing the p raid count down. we want to thank all the loyal viewers out there. in chicago and the neighboring suburbs of illinois watching this morning, we welcome you. when a pleasure it's been to give you a look into the parade before things get started minutes from now. i showed you earlier the trader joe's parade, one of the craftman winners. one of the floats we urge you to a lookout for. a fantastic morning. the weather is perfect. it's a great morning and a great day for a parade. we'll throw it over to megan for her thoughts. >> you are so right. i want to introduce you to a rose parade veteran. this is christine from long beach. how many years have you been coming? >> this is my 49th rose parade. >> that's amazing. throughout the year we add more and more people. this year, our family from australia stayed over some extra days just so they could stay for the parade. >> what do you want to share with your family and friends? >

the hanke-henry calendar preserves the seven dayyweek. hanke and henry...44 you get of course a zillion e-mails and some of them enthuuiastically agree with you and some of them are outraged. this issnormal. hanke and henry would also like to see the world get rid of time zones and adopt a universal time... to syncronize dates and times worldwide. worldwide. hhnke-henry permanent calendar for yourself... go to our website.. foxbaltimore dot com slash newslinks. it's blustery tonite tonite but we may see another arm- uplikeelast week's... week's... here's meterologist emily gracey witt the skywatch forecat forecast 3 3 several elements just came together... possibly even a miracle... that's what made the difference difference 3 children... stuck insideeaacar...in an icy river.thh two heroes that rescued them...later on fox45 news aa ten 33:25 "all we're asking for is a fair playing field. field....your tax dollars... will help fund a huge project ii downtown baltimore......the things government officials apparently want to keep secret......and whht those cov

henry, check it out. you can talk all about it might show. >>henry: that is amazing! to attend. 2:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., ladies and gentleman he is a great magician. i do not see a website. >> www.jayalexandershow.com >>henry: even a family for pack to click on contest on our website. check it out. once again, it is a four-pack for families. of tickets -- to see his show. >> thank you. we will be right back. (male announcer) live from the bay area news channel, this is the kron 4 news. >> marty: welcome back. >>isabel: this is our third live hour. the presidential contenders are taking down mitt romney in the latest debates. before the first new hampshire primaries. >> marty: and if tonight is not enough a debate tomorrow. however, a different watch in the south bay. they are trying to make the city a little bit safer. residents are on guard. if >>jan: we were talking about bleed through sound and the golden globe nominations with my top 10 lists. three on my list of the top 10 have not even been released. >>isabel: nose! >> marty: more beautiful weather spring-like. >>i

the man is henry leon. he is the father, we understand, of a 9-month infant that the couple had together. this 15-year-old girl, at this point we don't know her name but we do know sadly she died right there, stabbed multiple times in the chest. pacific avenue in san leandro. >> police did respond to the scene. they say she was stabbed multiple times to the chest and stomach area. when paramedic arrived they tried to revive her but unable. neighbors heard the screaming and heard a car screechingmro f the area. so, again, leon the suspect is still on the loose and police are searching for him at this time. they say the stabbing is not gang related. he knew the victim. of course, we'll keep you posted on any new developments on nbcbayarea.com. and we'll be following this story all night. >> sadly, this tragedy, the first homicide in san leandro this year. all right before we go for the weekend, let's switch gears here, jeff it's going to be a nice weekend outside. >> yeah, definitely. a sunny start throughout

the suspect is 19-year-old henry leon of oakland. police say leon was in a relationship with the victim and is the father of their baby. police say the 15-year-old girl was stabbed a number of times. an officer who arrived on the scene performed cpr until paramedics arrived, but the girl died at the scene. leon is believed to be driving a dark blue cadillac escalade and the california license plate number of 5 sbe 608. police say stabbing was not game-related this was san leandro's first homicide of the year in san francisco, hundreds of people came together to video their opposition to an immigration law that they say ends up tearing families apart. the law brought together lawmakers, immigrants and nbc bay area church leaders. kimberly was there and has more. >> the group gathered here at st. mary's cathedral to discuss the issues. now california has more departations under this program than any other state and so today, backed by the roman catholic archdiocese of san francisco, hundreds gathered to speak out against this program.

jolo and henry? henry is still at the bar.she is going to be going into the show soon but after the show we are going to be live. >> it is going to be a big party the cast is the singing songs, dancing, celebrating and champagne and confetti. >> i got lucky i do not have catherine heenan but i will have great people surrounding. >> thank you. >> thank you. we will see you at 11:34 new year's live. >> 2011 is nearly behind us and it is a big news year. a couple of major headlines. ♪ >> jerry brown. >> san francisco will be hosting the 2013 america's cup. >> millions of dollars for the local economy. >> it is difficult to believe that got real difference was shocked. >> there are multiple the victims. >> the suspect is going to court in phoenix. >> is there a name for this? >> the doctor's opening up. >>brian: stowe. a random act of violence. >> the contra costa narcotics with 28 counts of distributing marijuana, methamphetamines and running this prostitution in pleasant hill. >> oh my gosh! oh my gosh! that building is going to

and henry, thank you. henry will be outside signing books. >> thanking for looking at the photos and being so open to it, and thanks for packing this place yet again this year. i'm not trying to wear you out by my presence but tut -- thank you for showing up. and sometimes these can be superboring but thanks for soldiering through. we tried to make it as bouncy as possible. see you all down the road, i'm sure. good night. [applause] >> book tv visited baton rouge, louisiana, checking out literary culture of several locations around the country. next, an interview with rachel emanuel. the struggle for civil rights in louisiana. >> was a new orleans civil rights attorney, and he was the -- one of the most inflew enshall civil rights advocates from louisiana for about four our five decades. he came back to louisiana in 1926 after graduating from law school, and the used his legal career to open doors for african-americans. first there were cases that dealt with teacher salaries equalization. he worked with th

and also, henry is set the dinner show. he is alive at the cabaret >>henry: ? >> yes. i am just getting a drink for my date tonight this is mattresmiss me mattress miste is a yoodeler their big signing off it is practically torture. she will be joining me. it is going to be a heck of a party. >> 0 yes. >>vicki: we are going to leave that alone. you watched this live just a couple of hours ago but times square erupted with confetti, and even famous couples. just because anything is possible in new york. >> it was a lot of fun up there and great weather run the bay area. clearer skies and mild readings with 53 degrees. it was a bit cooler to the north. and 30's in other areas look for clear skies to continue. the skies will clear with 50 degrees in the light wind. readings in the north bay with lowest bid 30's close to freezing. closer to mid freezing temperatures in the east valley and 40's in the bay. tomorrow looks great. details coming up. >>vicki: at 11:00 p.m. at a child is killed while his family was in the east bay. a five year-old was at a taco stand to hit by a

don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy? who benefits from that disregard for humanity and the thought animals would benefit from that. this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour on the hour and every hour after. in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour. there is enough to go around. drink every hour and every hour after. go to the river there is enough to go around. drink up the hours and every after burned down by the river -- drink air land is here for after survivors go around they are enough. [applause] >> flood song 8 stray dogs duet. >> the every i learned. food. for the good. love. your hand smiled with me. you wanted me to understand you with -- my tee

we looked at the henry hotel. we got video from december 23. and lo and behold, every word of what our clients were telling us were true. two four two. the videos are just a small sample of what some would say is clearly a culture or pattern. and i do want to say that even in my short tenure as defense attorney, i agree with stuart. there are so many good officers, but there are cultures that develop within certain units. i will put it right out there. many of the complaints we hear it involve plainclothes units, and perhaps there is a culture that develops and allows misconduct to happen and continue to happen. so, the public defender's role is unique and natural and i am confident that had we not been doing our jobs with respect to those brought residents of the henry hotel, those would never have surfaced and perhaps the officers would never have had to answer for that conduct. [applause] >> i would like to ask a question and anybody can answer this. you brought up this culture that sends to -- seems to bring it misconduct on. what is it abo

henry louis gates jr. will speak for about 40 minutes this evening and then sign books in the lobby. tonight's program is being recorded by c-span so everyone is going to be on their best behavior i know. you will all turn off your cellphone commodore beeper, who has beeper's any more? [laughter] seriously. turn off your cellphone and please refrain from testing and e-mail lang in respect to the speaker. henry louis gates jr. is the director of the w.e.b. du bois institute of african and african-american research at the university professor herbert. he's the author of several award winning works including a memoir of colored people else was the future of the race co-authored with cornell west and 13 ways of looking at a black man. please come and join me in getting a warm atlanta welcome to henry louis gates jr.. [applause] thank you. [applause] thank you very much for that kind introduction and brief. [laughter] i appreciate that. it's nice to be back in atlanta. i always have a good time in our land of.

henry louis gates junior -- i'm sorry, henry louis keith senior. i am to junior and i'm still here. [laughter] and daddy was -- he loved history. and he and i -- but he also loves sports. i have one older brother -- it's just two of us and he and my brother were sports junkies and i was there. love books. it took a long time for my father and me to bond. we started to bond when i was a teenager and we started to bond over current events. we even watch the news together. there was a time in the evening news was only 15 minutes long. remember that. but we would watch news together when i was a teenager to talk about it, analyze it. i realized it was a way into my father's consonants and into his heart. i mean, i'm sure he loved me, deeply understood, but i didn't care about sports when my brother did. but all of a sudden i had something i could share with my dad. and i remember in 1959 i was nine years old i watched mike wallace interview malcolm asked for a special called to hate that he produces. and my dad and i watched it together. but when i was 13, we watched the great march on

. >> we have some juice, henry, don't we?i can get you the tickets, as long as you give me the money. >> i see. that's the way. >> take care of me. and take care of the middle guy. and then, you'll get in, okay? >> how are you, henry? >> we're doing great. hey, you want to talk about a college football game? we may have had the best game of the season tonight? stanford and oklahoma. we have reeligig reel coming up from the fiesta bowl. and a live report from arizona next. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. hey, i love your cereal there-- it's got that sweet honey taste. but no way it's 80 calories, right? no way. lady, i just drive the truck. right, there's no way right, right? have a nice day. [ male announcer ] 80 delicio

john henry smith is standing by. >> that's right, henry. senl will play tonight and why not. he has had 16 days off. he got the best medical attention any specialist, shoes developed for him by nike. he said with time and all of that in consideration, he's done what he can do and it is time to get back it work tonight against the pacers. >> you get to the point where it feels good enough to play. and you play. i think for me i felt that probably about five or six days ago. feeling good to play versus not letting it happen again is two different things. so that is an extended period of time and i've been able to feel better and better and better each day. >> we will throw a crazy number out with you wp. with senl out the team was 4-4 '05. with him in the line-up, 1-4. koesh jackson says that is no n no way means the team is better, it means the team has gotten better since he has been gone. expect great things going forward in this season. >> reporter: thank you, john henry. much more on the warriors coming up later tonight. well, all of the highlights. just checking for the r

i always hang out. >> hi henry.they say a pictures worth a thousand words but i am a writer so unfortunately i have to scribble, scribble, scribble all the time and i feel like, as somebody who loves to travel and has boundless curiosity and wants to tell stories about his experiences, do you have any advice or have you ever found a moment where you were torn between like taking a picture and experiencing the whole site or whatever? >> i am greedy. i do both. i have a moment and i get a photo of it. you know you can take a few photos and it's okay, but the camera way. i'm just going to sit in this for a moment and that is sometimes hard. once you have the camera everything is a photo op. all of a sudden the moment is over and i say, i didn't get to go oh that's nice and now i make sure i enjoy the moment and try to get a useful photo that reflexive or get something across. as far as advice, get a passport and go far and wide as you can. unfortunately for women traveled in some places is kind of tricky. but i have ru

henry alvarez can speak to that. but we're very enthusiastic about our renewed partnership with the housing authority. we have been working together for years, but this is something concrete they can have an impact in the near term and long term for homeless families. the other side of the approaches and we have been doing for years. i know you have been involved in it, the development of our rental subsidy programs for families using local dollars. we're very gracious for the family for stepping up last week to the reached out to us and ask how they could help. the answer was fairly quick, expand the rental subsidy program, as well as move in assistance in case management as well, sort of looking at the successes we had in our programs that are currently administered by hamilton, compass, catholic charities, and general housing clinic. they have had success. the biggest barrier to housing, the biggest cause of homelessness among families is income, and lack of income to afford housing, particularly in high-cost city

well, i thought that i would talk about is what mark henry said. how bizarre is it that this is the first book that gives a full narrative of the ratification of the constitution? and for those of you who are little, you know, well shall we say remote in your memory of american history, let me say precisely what this was. the events of the game when the federal convention adjourned on september 17, 1787, and concluded roughly a year later, september 13, 1788, when the confederation congress declared the constitution officially ratified. in the period, essentially the constitution's fate was decided by specially elected democratically elected ratifying conventions in each of the states. and that is what he was safe and this is the first time in world history that such an important decision was, in fact, dedicated to the people. and, of course, our whole future rests upon a. the first history of this? the first full narrative history, compared to the federal today come with shelves of really quite excellent books that tell the story of the federal co

burr's lawyer was a young up and comer, henry clay. the grand jury dismissed the charges but no sooner had he left town with two boats he had purchased from andrew jackson than a presidential proclamation reached jacksonville. jefferson called for the arrest of all of those involved in the conspiracy. burr was arrested and take on the richmond to stand trial. he was acquitted only because chief justice john marshal chose to define treason has narrowly requiring an act of overt war. meanwhile, andrew jackson, who had come unconfidentably close to burr's web, wrote a friend, i am more convinced than ever that treason was never intended by burr, but if ever it was, you know my wishes that he may be hung. old hickory was never one to mince words. so louisiana and the mississippi valley still belonged to the united states. the fledgling american union remained in tact. but i suggest to you that the plotting of a disgruntsled politician and an unscrupulous general had shown how tenuous it was. within a short time, growing pains along its ent

john henry smith joins, john henry, warriors have struggled.re they confident heading into tonight's game? >> reporter: well, henry, the warrior players say they've tried to learn lessons over the last couple of days. they turned that 20-point lead into a devastating one-point loss. they will have a chance to apply those lessons against this portland team. the trailblazers might be a little tired coming in but the warriors also know they are still very talented. >> i've worked extremely hard, one of the best if not the best the way he's playing and coming off the bench but a well-coached team to get after it. and a team that will be their third game in three nights. so we have no excuse not to be the hardest working team on the floor. >> playing well right now. we're back to back to back. so we've got to have a lot of energy tonight, especially at home. we've forgotten about that game. it's a matter of coming out and playing hard and finishing it. >> reporter: well, the warriors won't just be trying to avoid losing their fourth game in a row. t

henry alvarez from the housing authority will be speaking. trent from the human services agency. you talk about foreclosures and other things. teresa and brian are here from the mayor's office of housing and community development. i want to pause there and answer any questions you may have an end to presentations about our response to this problem about supervisor avalos: -- about this problem. supervisor avalos: let's just go right into the response and get this underway. thank you. this hearing was called pretty quickly, mostly because we are going to be in the hour sessions tomorrow -- ending our sessions tomorrow, and want to make sure we have a response and can have the city come together to decide how to respond. i really appreciate you all being here with such short notice. >> you're very welcome. i am going to bring a superintendent garcia, because he will have to leave early. >> thank you, and good morning. first of all, i just wanted to come in and lend my support to having a meeting like this. i agree, this is a crisis. you know, we deal with it, and so does your wife,

smith for nbc bay area. >> thank you, john henry. while the giants count down to spring training, their roster is starting to come together. today san francisco agreed to a one-year deal with veteran infielder ryan theriot worth $1.25 million. the 32-year-old hit .271 in 132 games last season with st. louis en route to a world series title. >>> all right, speaking of deals, call it signed, sealed and delivered. earlier this week we told you tim lincecum had agreed to a two-year deal for $40 million. now the giants tell us that the two-time cy young award winner took and passed his physical today and that contract is now official. >>> last year college baseball teams learned why they should never count ought the cal bears. cal's baseball team started the season on the road. school officials considered eliminating the baseball program. the team is back on the field. another good season is what they're hoping for after their improbable run. they have a lot to live up to. if adversity had an effect on this team, it made the players stron

henry louis gates jr.will speak for about 30 minutes this evening and then sign books in the lobby. tonight's program is being recorded by c-span, so everyone's going to be on their best behavior, i know. [laughter] you'll all turn off your cell phones, your beepers -- who has beepers anymore? [laughter] seriously. turn off your cell phones and, please, refrain from texting and e-mailing in respect to our speaker. henry louis gates jr. is the director of the w.e.b. duboise institute of african and african-american research and alfonse fletcher university professor at harvard university. he's the author of several award-winning works including the memoir "colored people" as well as "the future of the race" co-authored with cornel west and 13 ways of looking at a black man. please, join me in giving a warm atlanta welcome to henry louis gates jr. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much for that kind introduction, and blessedly brief. [laughter] i appreciate that. so nice to be back in atlanta. i love at

thank you, henry. we'll check in with you in a little bit. as you saw moments ago, tightend vernon davis came up short. some of them comparing his catch to win the game, calling it a catch 3. davis was overcome with emotion on the sidelines in what was by far the biggest moment in his career. coming up a little bit later, we'll hear both from davis and his fans about the amazing grab and all the emotion. first we want to take you out to the streets of san francisco where fans are out in full force tonight celebrating the win. monty francis is in the city with more on that. hello, monty. >> diane, good evening. this is an emotional roller coaster for 49ers fans, with twists and turns with a happy ending. hundreds of fans gathered at pete's tavern in san francisco went wild. >> it was close. best playoff game we've had since ever. >> i cannot believe we have done what we have done this season. i did not expect to win this game. i got no voice left. it's game time, baby! >> niners fans found it hard to contain their emotions, especially during t

henry was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence. and possession of a loaded firearm. >>> in election news this morning both mitt romney and newt gingrich hold campaign rallies in jacksonville, florida. romney has pulled ahead of gingrich in recent polls. both rom and gingrich are courting latino voters. at cam pin events they reached out to the state's large puerto rican and cuban populations. >> we'll be behind the voices of freedom here and there. >> the people of puerto rico make the decision they want to be a state, i will work actively to help them. >> ron paul has campaigned very little in florida. he was many maine over the weekend. rick santorum will be back on the campaign trail today with stops in missouri and florida. that is after he canceled appearances in florida yesterday to be at the side of his three-year-old daughter who was rushed to the hospital with ammonia. she is the youngest of santorum's seven children diagnosed at birth with a syndrome similar to down syndrome. >>> however they say it's much too late. they

second, patrick henry who could be very petty and personal in his politics took a supporter of james madison's, came up with a pretense for him not to be eligible to be a legislator, and then it was referred to the committee on privileges and elections. the committee said of course he's eligible to be a legislator. this doesn't make any sense. it was reported to the floor that he was eligible. patrick henry offered an amendment said was not eligible and invade against the constitution for a long, windy, ponderous speech. i don't know what that has to do with edward carrington's eligibility, but patrick henry thought an awful lot. now, carrington wins a special election three days later, but this is what you were dealing with if you were an anti-federalist -- if you were a federalist, excuse me, and one of the problems and the reason they were so outmatched is because the leading federalists of virginia, people like john marshall and james madison weren't part of the legislation church, but patrick henry who demanded his -- commanded his majority with absolute obedience was able to ge

the all blacks rugby team to world cup glory has been knighted in the new years on this list graham henry that decide to their first world cup title in twenty four years this autumn after that narrow win over france in the final of the sixty five year old former schoolteacher and i said graeme henry the latest in the handful of former players or coaches to receive new zealand's highest honor all blacks captain rich mccall was also approached by prime minister junkie but in a knighthood down saying he was too young at thirty to receive such an accolade henry is delighted with his on. the water as great as you know him if feel very humble about it and as i say it's a reflection of what people have done over long time. and i appreciate where it's come from and i've got a lot of respect for them. but i will not be asked to be called. a russian made their debut at that will cup and despite not winning a game it was a success none the less for the best a quick look back now what was a significant sporting event for them in twenty eleven and richard paul frank was there following every tackle. o

. >> henry se dio a la fuga después del ataque muestra a la pareja en tiempos menores . >> henry tiene . >> como es la reacción por la pérdida de tu prima? . >> mal, . >> [llanto] . >> dice la familia que vivián juntos pero se habían separado . >> dice el papá que el quería volver con mirna . >> habían salido a hacer una diligencia y el sospechoso había cerrado las puertas vieron cuándo el atacaba a su hija . >> dio la vuelta cuándo entro , le tenía clavado el puñal en el pecho . >> noticias univisión 14 . >> el arranco en una cadilac del 2004 azul oscuro . >> con placas [información en pantalla] . >> si la ve llame a las autoridades . >> arrestan a un hombre por la conexión con el caso de personssa . >> la policía fue a la vivienda porque una víctima no fue a su trabajo . >> (♪ ♪) . >> la patrulal fronterisa entrevisto a personas , y hablaron de las ciudades con más trafico de indocumentados . >> tenemos un reportaje a continuación . >> ponga atención . >> con un galón de agua miles entran al desierto sin imaginar que antees del primer paso ya tropesaron . >> habían dos coyotes la que

served graham henry. a former players and coaches to receive new zealand's highest honor the all blacks captain richie mccaw was also approached by prime minister john key but he had done stating he was too young thirty to receive such an act that henry was delighted with his own. feel very humble about. what people have. come from and. respect for them. but i wouldn't be recalled. and let's finish up by taking a look back at one of the most exhilarating events of twenty eleven the rachelle laid off the cliff diving world championships gary hunt may have won the. experience all those deserve a pat on the block. anticipation. dearie. freedom. we still believe but we should see it in. dealing with any driver was. the story during east can prove it is not possible the only things we see to be. playing dice for a decent night will be with twenty seven meters. in the resurgence of free fall still moving into the good or just beautiful and with the others. this is one of the moves dangerous sports in the planet

key but he turned the night to darren stating he was too young thirty to receive such an act that henry was delighted with his own. daughters. feel very humble about bats and as i say it's a reflection on what people have done every time. and i appreciate where it's come from and. got a lot of respect for them. but i wouldn't be asked to be called. and let's finish up by taking a look back at one of the most exhilarating events of twenty eleven the la rochelle laid off the cliff diving world championships and gary hunt may have one that you can turn. although. part of the. interests of creation. theory. freedom. three steps forward but we still see it in older feeling of any kind don't ever write. the story if you don't think east get out. is not possible the only things we see the. playing tonight from the d.c. eight hundred twenty seven meters. in the resurgence of freefall. into the water this beautiful hundred kilometers. this is one of the moves dangerous course on the planet is just a slight mistake the result in broken movies in much worse. indifferent to the dumber. they have to