henry ! henry ? what happened ? it's a long story. we would have been here earlier, but all the snow's coming down-- never mind ! i can only imagine. anyway, this is our taxi driver, calli. a pleasure to be here. and this is katherine's grandfather. papa lars ! papa lars ? papa lars. we were not sure you were going to make it ! neither was i. but where is my katarina ? katarina ? where are you hiding ? - she's not hiding. mommy locked herself in the-- - grandpa ? katarina ? that's caterina ? grandpa. i would like to propose a toast to the bride and groom. tomorrow is bill and katherine's wedding day. may they have a long and happy life together... and always keep their sense of humor. they will obviously need it. salud ! salud ! who made this pastry ? i did. it's an old family recipe. it's hard as a rock ! i told you it wasn't lost. i think this could be a sign of good luck. especially if there's jewelry in all the desserts ! i'll drink to that. closed-captioned by captions, inc. los angeles crossroads cafe is a series that teaches en

please come home to us. >> stepha henry's mother wouldn't stop. said she would stay in florida until her daughter was found. she went to a car dealership there was a radio remote to spread the word to anybody that would listen her daughter just graduated from clrnlgs had her life before her, and gone from the face of the earth. the person who was a person of interest in this case couldn't be found. police wanted to question kendrick williams to ask him when he knew because he was the husband of a very good girlfriend of stepha henry. >> nobody who knows her thinks she would walk away from a life fill wide program. >> she was trustworthy and dependable. >> she helps me with my homework, social life, academic life. cooks for me when i am hungry, everything. >> there was an extens iive search. five straight months in florida, looking. she had to take leave from her job so she could do media interviews, radio interviews, handing out flyers, the family, not just the mom. waterways were searched, wooded areas were searched. volunteers searched. it went

please come home to us. >> stepha henry's mother wouldn't stop. she said she would stay in florida until her daughter was found. she went to a car dealership there was a radio remote to spread the word to anybody that would listen her daughter just graduated from college, had her life before her, and gone from the face of the earth. the person who was a person of interest in this case couldn't be found. police wanted to question kendrick williams to ask him when he knew because he was the husband of a very good girlfriend of stepha henry. >> nobody who knows her thinks she would walk away from a life fill wide program. >> she was trustworthy and dependable. >> she helps me with my homework, social life, academic life. cooks for me when i am hungry, everything. >> there was an extensive search. five straight months in florida, looking. she had to take leave from her job so she could do media interviews, radio interviews, handing out flyers, the family, not just the mom. waterways were searched, wooded areas were searched. volunteers searched. it we

he's a man of the people ok some people john henry how do you feel about the new pope. i'm actually very encouraged we've seen in pope francis in his former wife cardinal bergoglio we've seen him reach out to the poor in a way that we haven't seen before one things one of the things i found extremely interesting was his visit to an aids hospice where he kissed the feet of twelve aids patients and this is the same man who speaks about the necessity of protecting traditional marriage and you think the two don't mesh but in terms of the catholic church's teaching nimesh perfectly there is great love for those who are afflicted with the diseases that are characteristic of a sexual practice that the church sees as harmful and her message is one of love we want to assure that we love all people and that these behaviors are harmful for the body and they're harmful for the soul and so that's why the message of pope francis in his former life so for speak so powerfully he is one who loves greatly all people is willing to not only care for as the catholic church does care for mor

we've got henry kelley, chairman of the fort walton beach tea party. jacki, i want to let you respond to what henry said in the last segment about how he thinks that this affordable care act does not help people. >> first of all, i don't know what numbers you're setting with regard to medicate. there's people on medicate with worse outcomes than what you said. i'd like to see where that assertion came from. with all do are the, when you talk about arkansas, the governor in arkansas wants to take federal money and give it to private health insurance companies. i don't understand that somebody who wants to be fiscally conservative with the peep's money taking taxpayer money and subsidizing private health care companies. cenk: interesting. >> first of all jacki let me say, i mostly agree with you on the numbers about medicaid. this has been some of the conversations that's come up as i've attended state and house committee meetings on the affordable care act. i'll be glad to get with you off line on where the state is coming from. first of all i'm not in

ordained minister in the association of roman catholic women priests and in our world we cross to john henry weston he is the co-founder and editor in chief of life site news dot com all right folks crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want sister myra we have a new pope is he the right man at the right time with the right message i didn't know much about sorry i don't know much about him but he seems a radical choice at the moment but we'll find out ok diane you want to die and you want to answer the same question. one of the things i'm excited about is that he's a jesuit which means he's lived community life and also he lives in an apartment he brags the bus or he has any more for him so why don't more sign he won't be doing that anymore etc. but what you're saying he's a man of the people we'll see he's a man of the people ok some people john henry how do you feel about the new pope. i'm actually very encouraged we've seen in pope francis in his former wife cardinal bergoglio we've seen him reach out to the poor in a way that we haven't seen before one things o

. >> is that henry? >> i think that's henry. >> you know, i apologize. i retired, you know. then i realized i was broke so i came back to work all of the sudden. we've got a lot going on in sports tonight. the warriors stay red hot in the big easy. but, first, it's the classic from at&t park in san francisco. high lights from the semifinal showdown under the lights are next. in sports. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. the warriors entered monday's showdown with the whornets thre of their last four games. second quarter, andrew finds david lee. lee had 20 points, 11 rebounds. third quarter, lee, turnover. vasquez, ally-oop, golden state up eight. stef curry hit the three from the outside. warriors win 93-72. they won four of their last five. speaking of big dunks, lebron james throw down in this heated match-up. lebron at 37 points. and u yes, jason terry had a headache after getting embarrassed in front of his own fans. they win their 23rd straight game, second best in nba history. >>> over to women's basketball. as expected, stanford grabbed the number one seed. they're he

he didn't take them from henry mercantile. although he knew on which side is toast with butter and he was always varies to vote to henry mercantile, but he did not follow orders and certainly didn't follow from roscoe. he did not join in the movement, the communist party. he enjoyed the heck out of whittaker chambers and some of his soviet hand others. he would disappear and then reemerge on this theme. he was a true believer and the idea, which many anglo-american writers had at the time, that the soviet union had created something enormous and beneficial for the world for the soviet revolution of the soviet economic system was after the war going to take over the world. there was one account by speechwriter of morgenthau said i sounded credible before i found white's essay in his archives saying in 1945 and a private private conversation with him, said the imf will fail , that the world was moving towards state trading. her lasky had described this more brilliantly than anyone else and there is no way the united states is go

the compassionate ministerial way ok john henry trickle down effect one man do this. well for one thing i unfortunately have to disagree with your other two guests while it is true i mean the church needs reform i guess as a human institution or an institution started by christ but sort of run and work with by people will always be in need of reform however that reform cannot take place with defined teaching like changing defined teaching let's say on abortion or contraception or homosexual marriage or civil unions for that matter but also with women priests that will never be in the catholic church as the pope has put well i don't why not why not find why you know why no that's not to say. well why not for one thing they one of your other speakers there i think it was myra who suggested that you know it was only men and that's hierarchical or you know thing that made up by men well first of all it was made up or come up pretty quickly here point to the twelve apostles he appointed peter as their head so he he appointed the hierarchical structure himself jesus did but

they were terrified that henry wallace would become president. henry wallace was extremely left-wing today the british considered him a communist and he was a bushehr and flake antiempire. again he was at the top of the british empire's. the british didn't want him on the ticket. he had been vice president through the third term and the needed him off the ticket. they couldn't risk henry wallace becoming president if anything should happen to fdr to be of the british maneuvered endlessly behind-the-scenes to blacken his name and they released every bit of dirt about him that they possibly could. it ran in the papers and was the talk of washington kidding he had all kinds of strange religious beliefs. he had doubled in a kind of mystical cults and they dug this up and saw that they got a lot of press. henry wallace was booted from the democratic ticket in a very controversial republican convention in chicago in 1944 and the british in their papers and files congratulated themselves for having tinkered with the american political process in their f

henry worked with cater.ms on the night of the bridge incident. henry has no doubt even today about what he saw. >> they were holding hands, you know, like male and female. well, if you're holding hands with one of my co-workers and both of you are males what am i supposed to do turn my head? the next time i saw him, he was in the courtroom. >> when wayne williams took the stand, he swore he never met nathaniel cater. on the evening henry said he saw them, wayne testified he was home, sick and asleep in bed. his mother and father, now deceased, backed him up. homer williams said he had the white station wagon until almost midnight. under cross-examination, in his third day on the stand, wayne williams blew up at prosecutor jack mallard. >> that morning, he was a complete different person. immediately he started attacking. he came out of the chute like a bull. when he said, you want the real wayne williams, you've got him, i think all of us -- the jury understood that, yeah. >> i was prably my own worst enemy.

henry chang. all right, henry chang i have a little job for you. "a little job." what do you mean ? please, come with me. you are already making one delivery, so why not make two ? what do you mean "make two" ? when you deliver your package you will deliver this. the customer will give you $8.95. you really want me to deliver this for you ? yes, here is the address. and here are the directions. and here is our telephone mber in case you have a problem. is this some kind of joke ? you will do fine. deliver the food first. then you will take just two sho blocks to the post office. the customer will give you a tip, and i will give you something for your trouble. please, the food is getting cold. hurry ! i can't believe i'm doing this. in this episode we are learning... how to give information about ourselves and how to find out about others. your name is often the first thing others want to know about you. it is included in all kinds of forms and documents. another question that is often asked is where are you from ? now tell me about yourself. what is your name, and where are you from

henri's branch of the family came from the red-brick city of albi in the south of france.nri grew up in a world of chateaus and privilege in a family living on the fruits of its noble past. but a france governed by the middle class was losing its taste for nobility. like many aristocrats, his father alphonse retreated into rural pastimes-- riding and hunting. an eccentric, he looked wistfully back to the family's glorious past. alphonse had married his first cousin adele, a common practice in a class anxious to preserve the purity of its bloodlines. but the results of inbreeding for henri were uncommonly cruel. his legs were short and weak. he broke each of them in early adolescence and stopped growing when he was 14. he was just under five feet tall. his head, hands and torso continued to develop. but his stunted legs made walking painful for the rest of his life. denied the aristocratic pleasures of riding and hunting, henri turned to sketching and painting rural scenes. he had a flair for it and in 1882, at the age of 18, he moved to paris to study painting. it was a mo

henry, i'll go to you first.e has left the building. >> with a graceful letter, took full responsibility. said hey, i'm just resigning for family reasons. no, just kidding, i was fired. he should have been fired. it was time. but i think people are very too quick to jump on him and say he did a terrible job. groupon is still an amazing success story. although they have a huge challenge in front of them. >> this reminds me of carol bart saying she was fired from yahoo!. >> an e-mail. >> opening up in an uncanny way. mason shot himself in the foot with being way too over the top. posing fob vanity fair with a cat on his head. giving kara swisher the silent treatment at a conference. they were morphing from one thing to another, daily deals it e-commerce. now picking a fight with amazon. it is too much for people. 75% drop terrible. >> but there aren't enough ak centric entrepreneurs who can admit they are not good ceos. a very rare breed with start a company, run it for a long time. he said, look, i started this co

hello, henry. >> hey, henry. >> hello, diane and terry. bic news happening in baseball. an ace in the a's starting rotation departs today's game early holding his neck. we will have the details after the break. >>> plus not only is tiger woods back, we will show you why he should be considered a real threat with the masters just a few weeks away. hang with us. sports is next. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. wins don't count in spring training, however if your key players are healthy when spring ball is over, you mount count that as a moral victory. the a's are keeping their fingers crossed after their best pitcher left the game injured today. they were taking on the d backs in the cactus league. opening day starter brett anderson left today's game after facing only two batters. anderson is collided with adam eaton while covering third base. he threw eight pitches. the twitter account says anderson has a strained back muscle near his neck. the injury is not thought to be serious at this time. >>> more baseball for you, world baseball classic, usa taking on canada. it is

host: thanks, henry. patricia is on the air.ller: i was impressed, and i have to agree with the school of thought that we need more conservative candidates. listening to the people who keep picking the losers is not a winning strategy. and coulter, sarah palin, beautiful, funny, witty -- how come the conservative women are so much better looking than those old nags on the left? a caller on our democratic line. caller: i was surprised that rand paul won the straw poll. i feel it heard the same old --toric this time around like we heard the same old rhetoric this time around. but a different tone, as if they noticed that the party is in trouble. i'm scared that ted cruz said he wants to cut the department of education, but i thought his speech was great. that's all i have. host: elizabeth will be our last call, from oregon, on the republican's line. caller: this has given me a new hope to take back our country, america. i am tired of being told to sit shut up and sit down, we're going to take your big gulp away from you. i'm excit

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

y seÑoras y seÑores, sonprendimos a henry santos dando un cambio en su vida.a al mismo cruzar del yankee stadium. y es lo primero que le llega a todo dominicano. >>> henry no quiere irse antes de dejarle un regalo especial a alguien que nunca le falla. >>> cuÉntame, que traes? >>> tengo una de mis primeras placas del 2004. pero se que va a quedar en buenas manos. >>> el famoso salÓn donde encontramos a jordi. >>> fue cuando rompiÓ esta placa, quiero que me lo pongan en un lugar especial. >>> ya que estamos ahÍ henry se dio un arreglo con su barbero favorito. >>> tengo hambre, sabes que me gusta comer. >>> antes los fanÁticos no perdieron ni un minuto para despedirse de Él. ♪ >>> dÓnde me llevaste? >>> un lugar especial para comer pasta. >>> henry me dijo que sus ex compaÑeros lo ayudan a producir su nuevo Álbum, y aclarÓ los rumores de los conflictos con aventura. estamos trabajando juntos en mi Álbum, anthony por su lado. pero si coinciden nuestras agendas estamos disponibles, estamos a negociaciÓn con el dueÑo del nombre. >>> bueno, le de seamos toda la suer

. >>> let's bring in henry right now of comcast sports net, take a look at sports.henry. >> yeah, terry, diane, surprised you guys didn't mention we running that marathon. i was running until i dropped my doughnut. then i stopped running, of course. hey, coming up in sports, the stanford women's basketball team trying to avoid an upset. but first, stan fortd's star pitcher turned down millions of dollars last season to return for his senior season. our mindy bach profiles the hard-throwing right-hander next in sports. you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right? i do got this. let us get everything off the shelf, and to your home. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. they say money talks, but it couldn't convince a stanford star to believe college. mark coppell turned down a multimillion dollar contract after being draft

searchers now looking between there and henry cowell state park in shelton where he liked to go mountain mountain biking. lisa joins us now from the command post in scott's valley with the latest. lisa? >>reporter: the third canine unit arrived over an hour ago. this entire search really has escalated. namely because it has gotten later and still no sign of matt abraham. darkness brought reinforcement in the search for matt abraham. last seen yesterday at the scott's valley home by his airports. they have been keeping a close eye on the 20-year-old because just this week he was hospitalized after falling 50 feet off this trestle in henry park. he suffered a severe concussion. >> i went antd and visited him yesterday still at home and he was saying how he kind of slips in and out of knowing what he is doing. >>reporter: for some unknown reason he left home. without his phone or wallet. he also didn't make it to class today attica brill 0college. >> most lejust because of the head injury concerned from might be something wrong with him or he might be in danger. >> we are canvassing the are

rosen looks at the iran issue but we begin with ed henry in jerusalem with worries over the deadly action in neighboring syria. hello, ed. >> reporter: good evening, bret. most significant with the president's strong tone throwing out the possibility of military action. he has issued the warpings before. >> talking tough in the first public comments that chemical weapons have been used in syria, president obama said the regime in damascus will be held accountable. >> when you start seeing weapons that can cause potential devastation and mass casualties, and you let that genie out of the bottle, then you are looking potentially at even more horrific scenes than we have already seen in syria. international community has to act on that additional information. >> the president spoke at a news conference with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who is worried that syria's chemical

the tortoises' names are henry and alice. we don't have a picture of them, but these random tortoises like like they might be in the throws themselves although i'm not sure they're doing it right. anyway, look, henry wanted to get a little something something from alice and in his state of excitement, he knocked over his own heating lamp which set fire to wood chips and the room subsequently burst into flames, also burning down the garage. the owners say henry had just come out of hibernation. i didn't know tortoises were so into morning sex, but don't say the ridiculist never taught you anything. thankfully, the tortoises' owners escaped safely, but sadly, like a tiny reptilian romeo and juliet, henry and alice perished in the flames. believe it or not, this isn't the only story of tortoise intimacy that has come across our collective desk lately. just last month, a london zoo tried to put a pair of tortoises in the mood to make sweet, sweet reptilian love to each other by bringing in what else? a french pianist. ♪ ♪ >> char

. >> it's january 10th, 2009 and state trooper ian henry is patrolling interstate 90 outside albany,k. in the westbound lane he spots a speeding taxi and takes off after it. eventually the trooper catches up and pulls over the cab. >> first thing he noticed was a out of state cab, which was unusual all the way from connecticut. pretty expensive cab ride. >> the trooper talks to the driver and then focuses his attention on the passenger in the backseat who has two duffel bags with him. one has clothing in it. >> the passenger was somewhat hesitant to show him the second duffel bag but trooper henry was able to see an assault rifle amongst the clothing there. >> the passenger grabs the rifle before henry can get at it. the trooper quickly backs off leaving the taxi driver in the car. >> the trooper made that choice to retreat because really that was all he could do at that time to save his life in case the passenger started immediately firing. better to have one person than two people die. you know, you just can't stay there and spend a minute trying to get somebody out of the vehicle.

>>reporter: teams scouring henry cowell park, area schools anywhere that may significant to the abraham. his friends and family mean time are passing out fliers and doing what they can to help. >> just amazing he would be doing this fours. >> such a roller coaster. we all heard about it his fall on saturday and his mom said that she felt like they had turned the corner and everything was going to be okay then this happened. >>reporter: it seemed as though matt abraham thought the say. he posted this you tube video just yesterday. >> i'm going to be just fine. better than ever even. and i promise that i'll see you guys again. >>reporter: more teams will arrive tomorrow morning from santa clara and monterey counties. live in scott's valley tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> thanks very much. new at 11:00 gas leak in san francisco mission district forced evacuation of 5 homes tonight. we were over the lake minutes after backhoe sliced 2 inch plastic gasoline that was about 7:00 o'clock. department of public works crew punched 2 holes in the pavement in order to get to the leak. manageed to shu

>>reporter: teams scouring henry cowell park, area schools anywhere that may significant to the abraham. his friends and family mean time are passing out fliers and doing what they can to help. >> just amazing he would be doing this fours. >> such a roller coaster. we all heard about it his fall on saturday and his mom said that she felt like they had turned the corner and everything was going to be okay then this happened. >>reporter: it seemed as though matt abraham thought the say. he posted this you tube video just yesterday. >> i'm going to be just fine. better than ever even. and i promise that i'll see you guys again. >>reporter: more teams will arrive tomorrow morningd santa clara and monterey counties. live in scott's valley tonight, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> thanks very much. new at 11:00 gas leak in san francisco mission district forced evacuation of 5 homes tonight. we were over the lake minutes after backhoe sliced 2 inch plastic gasoline that was about 7:00 o'clock. department of public works crew punched 2 holes in the pavement in order to get to the leak. manageed to shut it

and the likes of governor william henry harrison in the northwest territory. and later brigadier-general andrew jackson after he took charge of the u.s. forces in the south. charismatic tecumseh, wellington of the indians as he was called by british officer fell in the battle of thames. after massacring the inhabitants which would later become alabama by band of red stick creeks, jackson led campaign against the indians culminated in march 18, '14 at the battle of horseshoe bend. one result was the creeks were forced to see twenty million acres from white settlements. the american indians were the latest loser, native americans proved to be a prelude for many others for decades to come. another loser was the federalist party. to prison madison the federalists including alexander hamilton and george washington, disloyal opposition. they block 39-0 against the war. does that sound familiar. and they employ a strategy of unanimous opposition rather often. and, and the opposition continuing to trade, and refusal by the governor of massachusetts to commit his melis

you wanted to support henry wallace. he wanted to get his network of homosexuals to support and wallace. but he was not about to start an organization called homosexuals. that would not have been a very good political idea. instead they started organization called ??? for wallace -- bachelor's for wallace. it was a code name that was never the less effective, at least effective in getting their organization together. they did not do very well because henry wallace only bound up with 2 percent of the vote. and his memory is almost erased from our national history. but having had that experience of organizing a man into this political campaign, he thought, well, maybe we can build a movement in the organization for gay-rights. so he started the society in 1950, and he later became active in the early stages of the gay-rights movement. but i have asked a lot of my friends who were involved in gay-rights issues if they know who he is, and very few know who he is. there is an autobiography about him, a biography about him, a

is that being facetious, henry? don't even reply to me. don't even reply to my facetious stupidity, all right? >> wait, i have got to get to immanuel. now, boehner. now boehner is the other side of the coin here and i'm sure is he enjoying the woodward controversy. any power, any more to get anything done or is obama just overrun him? >> well, bill taking on bob woodward. they are losing. aids close to speaker boehner and boehner himself professionally. he and president obama have a boehner say himself that the president does not have the guts, does not have the courage to take on the left, to take on those close to him to do meaningful what long-term such as dealing with medicare. dealing with medicaid. and so they think that is he a lot more comfortable going out across the country, giving speeches. beating up on the republicans than he is rolling cut 2.4% of the budget. big deal. they think a lot of the american public had to cut more than that from their own personal budgets through the recession. they think they're winning on this iss

henry a dashing harry hay wanted to support while specular to get his agenda to support henry was there but he wasn't about to start an organization called homosexuals for wallace, that wouldn't have been a very good political idea. so instead they started an organization called bachelors for wallace. and, which was a codename but which was nevertheless effective, least effective in getting their organization together. if they didn't do very well because henry wallace only wound up with 2% of the vote. and his name is almost erased from our national history. but having had that experience of organizing the man into this political campaign, harry hay thought, well, maybe we can build a movement, an organization for gay-rights. and so we started the medicine pashtun american society in 1950 and he later became active in the early stages of the gay-rights movement. that's a lot of my friends who were involved in gay-rights issues at the new harry hay is come and very few knew who use. there's an autobiography about them, or biography abiding. that's a document from about in and he still a

ed henry, fox news chief white house correspondent.nother sign of potential progress in the senate this time spped in its tracks. the effort, the bipartisan $9,804,000,000,000 spending bill to get the government through this fiscal year negotiated by appropriations chairman, senator barbara mikulski and ranking member senator richard shelby is noweing blocked and blocked by two republican senators, senators john mccain and tom colbert. those senators insist they have not had time to read the 500 pages. here to discuss what lies ahead in this -- what is shaping of to be above the budget. fred barnes. first year of assessment is to two republican senators blocking will look like a piece of legislation that was wl on his way to making it through. >> it will make it through. they have until march 27 to is the money is not approved and signed by the president. the government would have test cs for while. it will happen. asking for 72 hours. at think this was not really that much of a flap given that harry reid got all whipped up about it. t

we send it out now to oakland, our henry wofford has the latest. henry?porter: yes, if jim, speak ing of the latest, breaking news. great news for the golden state warriors. bogut will start tonight. he's missed the last six games with back spasms. he did not travel on the most recent trip when they went 1-4. the horrible news for the warriors, they're struggling on the court. they've lost 10 of their last 13 games and coach marc jackson is not worried about the offense. he says it's the defense that needs to step up. >> we just haven't been good defensively. we haven't been as sharp individually or collectively. we'll get it back, but it's not going to come back just by talking about it. we've got to find a way to get back to who we were, get back to our primary identity to defend and rebound and take care of the basketball. we've gotten away from that and it's hurt. >> we can score with the best of them in this league. we have 100-plus points a game. we have to take, you know, the defensive end are more personally like we did earlier this year, and we w

henry is making his final bid for the presidency, henry clay, former speaker of the house, secretary of state, founder of the whig party, the guy who invited their ideals. abraham lincoln said that henry clay was an ideal because this was a man for whom i have fought my entire adult life. he knows clay cannot win. lincoln doesn't claim to have any special knowledge about zachary taylor, but he knows they can when he, he believes they're having a perfect whig and having sat retailer, a democrat. whig who might have moved it, who if nothing else will fill the government of to this point. the whigs in 1840, william henry harrison dies, and he hasn't given a lot of thought to who is vice president will be. the vice president is basically a democrat who gets kicked out of the whig party and they are not able to win a presidential race since they literally, the whigs only have the president by 30% so a lot of them--we hear a lot about that. this person is closer to our beliefs, this person can win and this is something political parties are still struggling with in the 1840s. what are the

thanks for dealing with that, henry. we appreciate it very much. >> thanks, scott. >> henry ellenbogen from t. rowe price. >> i think if you look at yelp, that's the one i would buy. take a look at that one. >> it's interesting, small caps lead you up and small caps lead you down. it could be a great fund to own from that standpoint. i like the concur idea. you have the proliferation of credit cards with individuals who want to use their miles, book their own travel. it cuts down on corporate expenses as well. >> joe? >> avis, western refining, jack in the box. i think lionsgate is intriguing as well. >> but if they haven't even started the second act, if they're just getting to it, where is netflix going? >> i should note here, the dow is only 63 points away now from its all-time high. the markets have recovered a bit. it's been a bit of a choppy morning. picking up steam in the last 15 to 20 minutes or so. there it is. the dow jones industrial average now at 14,102 and climbing as we speak. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 a

her grandson, henry adams, remembered louisa catherine fondly. in his works, the education of henry adams, he describes louisa catherine and her role in this house and the relationship with the family, he always felt that she was the odd man out, if you will, because she was born in england and educated in france and she remained a foreign personality to many of the adams, but not to henry as a world traveler himself. the his fondest recollection is of louisa sitting in her paneled room at her table using her silver teapot set that she brought with her from her home in england to the old house. she would entertain both herself and many of her guests in this room. john quincy adams and louisa would inherit this home from john adams. john quincy thought about selling this house, but after discussion and thought with louisa catherine, they decided that this was important to the family story to hold onto this house for future generations. >> and you can visit their today, is that correct? >> yes, wonderful. >> where are the papers? >> the papers are

. >> joining me now is henry barbour who helped compile this report.et's talk about this, henry barbour. the report itself is pretty scathing. it talks about a lot of things that could have been done differently as we look back on 2012. but one of the bigger things is about comprehensive immigration reform. how are people in this country supposed to believe in comprehensive immigration reform from the republican party, when just a short time ago, we were hearing from mitt romney about self-departation? >> hey, thomas, it's good to be with you. if you think about it president reagan and president bush, 43, are the last two american presidents who pushed comprehensive immigration reform. so, you know, immigration reform is -- has to deal with economic opportunity and growth. and that is very consistent with republican economic policies. so it's something that where i disagreed with governor romney's position on that. but we've got to move forward. and certainly as a committee, we did call on the republicans in congress to come up with a solution that's c

>> henry is the famous one. reason we know about him, it gives you a glimpse of behind the curtain and how politics works. leading up to the war of 1812, james madison was not sure he wanted to go to war. he was so secretive about it, scholars disagree. he had to walk a fine line. he needed allies. he had dolley do it. he had famous stories. we have to look at these things as a form of political analysis. when the people of the time were looking at that, they were not just saying look at dolley madison with henry. they were trying to read the energy. she courted people on both sides of the aisle. that was a good thing about her. people knew there was something up in the air. >> our website is a very robust site with a lot of videos about each of these women. there will be a special feature each week you can see only on the web. if you go there tonight, you can see how dolley madison's snuffbox. >> she was addicted. >> this is one of the modern concepts. the women patriots knew how to use their own power for the