henry and they made that march from ft. henry to ft. donelson, much like they did 150 -- 149 years, so many months and days -- a couple days. they made that march. god bless them. they made that march with the leather brogans and the nasty weather we had last night, and they went ahead and did that. back to your question. what's going on right here, 4:00 in the afternoon? chaotic. general tugman allowed himself to be captured at ft. henry. that was not his original plan, by the way. he was going -- he sent colonel hyman to ft. donelson. wrote back to ft. henry to check up on gunners about to open fire on the federal gun boats and he got caught up in a battle. and he got all animated, you know, the combat does that. you got all excited. he was serving the guns with the rest of them. oops, you know, and he got surrendered. so, now we're -- the days after that, colonel hyman is here but he happens to be the ranking colonel of this whole confederate column. reminder, general togman not just commander at ft. henry, also ft. donelson, a combi

, henry moore bound to fail, and light trap for henry moore. (bruce nauman) it somehow had to do with capturing some sort of essence or ghost of henry moore. when i had done a few commissions or been asked to do a few commissions and none of them worked out, and i'd put in quite a bit of effort, and then nothing ever happened. so i talked to claes oldenburg about how, i asked him how he set up his situation so he, did that happen to him or what happened? so he told me how he set up contracts to get paid at various stages of the work, and that anybody could get out from under the deal if they wanted to, but at least you weren't left with nothing. and the other thing he said is: "you have to remember that no matter what they tell you, they're looking for a medium-size henry moore on a base." (narrator) if young sculptors were frustrated by living in the long shadow he cast, architects like i. m. pei were dazzled by the man and the monumentality of his sculptures. henry. welcome. (narrator) pei incorporated moore's knife-edge mirror two piece into

>>henry: what is your bill? bill would put up operation distribution of medical marijuana californian. right now is chaotic. san diego and el day has turned the back. -- set san diego and las angeles has turned their back. i'm trying to get this done for the rest of the state. we will see what happens. >>henry: they give them much credit when we come back and is almost time for the black and white ball. >> >>marty: in morning and happy mother's day. coming up this hour on kron 4 news. we will have a and every report to me about the dangers of this act of driving. will have a story about a 89 year-old college graduate. it is almost like a white ball time and we will have a preview. let's take a live look outside. let's see what the weather is like an san francisco. it is not too bad. senate >> here is a live look from the golden gate bridge. iroquois have a cool down to day for your mother's day. it's sunny and breezy and cooler. we will seek help fog and clouds will disappear and then come back. it's about 60 de

henry fell, so what? well, i'll answer that. ft. henry is on the tennessee river. the tennessee river is one of the major commercial traffic ways of the united states at that time. crops and other goods that were produced in the deep south were shipped by steam boat up the missouri -- i'm sorry, down -- i'm thinking kansas again. take the man out of kansas -- you can't take kansas out of the guy. down to tennessee to points along and out through the mississippi, down to new orleans, out to market. same for the cumberland. in the civil war we talked a great deal about the railroads. well, the railroads were important and they gained more importance as the war went on. 1860, 1862, the main arteries of commerce were the rivers, particularly the tennessee and cumberland in this region. when ft. henry fell, there was no other confederate fortification between ft. henry down to the head of navigation. the union navy at that moment controlled the tennessee river with the commerce. the whole section of the -- on either sides of the banks of the tennessee, commerce was now

, henry moore bound to fail, and light trap for henry moore. (bruce nauman) it somehow had to do with capturing some sort of essence or ghost of henry moore. when i had done a few commissions or been asked to do a few commissions and none of them worked out, and i'd put in quite a bit of effort, and then nothing ever happened. so i talked to claes oldenburg about how, i asked him how he set up his situation so he, did that happen to him or what happened? so he told me how he set up contracts to get paid at various stages of the work, and that anybody could get out from under the deal if they wanted to, but at least you weren't left with nothing. and the other thing he said is: "you have to remember that no matter what they tell you, they're looking for a medium-size henry moore on a base." (narrator) if young sculptors were frustrated by living in the long shadow he cast, architects like i. m. pei were dazzled by the man and the monumentality of his sculptures. henry. welcome. (narrator) pei incorporated moore's knife-edge mirror two piece into

what do you think, henry ? henry ! i think your reporting career just ended.s probably won't help your back, but it might just cheer you up. thanks, katherine. i'm sorry. we're closed. i forgot to lock the door. is there a rosa rivera here ? henry ! stop the camera and go find rosa. sure, mr. brashov. if you are here for lunch, perhaps you could come back another time. - i just need a few words with miss rivera. - i'm rosa rivera. i'm from the property management company. we haven't received your rent yet. ah. i need some repairs done. my bathroom faucet leaks. the tile is cracked. hey. my car needs new brakes. that doesn't mean i can stop making car payments. look. you pay your rent now and i won't charge you a late fee. you don't know what that building is like. we've got problems with the water the elevators, the garbage. - i'm just doing my job. - some job. excuse me ? what are you doing ? just testing out my new camera. - well, you can go test it someplace else. - no problem. here. i'd love to help you miss rivera, but i don't even know who the owners are

i don't know, henry.se that when i become a famous rock star and tour all over the world, i'll always give free concerts at crossroads cafe. - don't do me any favors. - okay, i'll never give another concert at crossroads cafe. so, can you help me out ? all right, henry. all right ? all right. all right ! - you won't regret this. - i probably will. i can't believe you still remember that. how can i forget ? ah, that was a wonderful meal. i can't tell you how nice it is to see you both again. thank you for inviting me. oh, the pleasure is ours. it's always good to see friends from home. excuse me, please. all part of being a parent. oh, the baby brings us much happiness. how are your children ? ah. growing too quickly. oh. it must be very difficult to leave them when you have to travel so much. i never really traveled so much before, but as my chief engineer has left the firm, it has been difficult to meet our deadlines. i'm sorry to hear that. it's too bad that you are no longer available, jamal. you must

>>henry: what about gang enforcement? enforcement's similarly to what we did last summer. >> with the resources lee have, most of our efforts are focused on gang violence prevention. >>henry: another issue: none in the city as the city water department cannot come in to clean those areas and neighbors are inferior rated. the homeless encampments in the creeks have been around for many years. that is funded. knopf his house the last several years we have worked with the water district to keep channels clear and move people into better housing. his last car heist >> this was our 16 homicide last night. seven of the 16 have been gang-related. if you look at other major cities it is a very small number. >> we do not have the details just yet. cough to our detectives are some of the finest in the business. capoot aha >>janu: it is still cloudy out there. we are expecting mostly sunny conditions. another breezy day but not as glitzy as yesterday. fifth fog in-house will roll back in this evening. temperatures right now are slow

i am here live at fort mc henry. today's , the national park rangers, along with congressman john, they are going to kick off a interactive. it teaches you about the war of 1812. i have ranger vince joining me live. this is so exciting. for the folks not history buffs, let's talk about the war of 1812. >> a lot of people said what started that? our second war with great britain, also a unpopular conflict of any conflict that we declared war, this was the most narrowly declared by congress. people wanted it, a lot of people didn't. we want to bring that to the present, you can cast your vote for or against the second war with the british. this is a bicentennial year, 2012. go to fort mc henry's website. see it on the front page. cast your vote, click on that, you can see the url address, you will see different perspectives and cast your vote. >> i understand today at 9:00 we have an event kicking off, baltimore city school students coming in, john car banes is going to address them. why is this important? >> today, th

- this is henry, our busboy. - what happened ?somebody thought rosa's oatmeal was too lumpy. - shouldn't you be in school ? - teacher conferences today. - so, for that you miss school ? - hey, i don't make the rules. so, officer, any idea who might have done this ? - well, obviously, it's gang related. - what did i tell you ? probably some young kids trying to make their mark. anyway, if you think of anything else please give me a call. oh, thank you, officer rizzo. you're welcome. is it okay if we clean up now ? sure. go ahead. - we won't disturb the evidence ? - no. but thank you for staying on top of the situation. - good-bye. - so long, mr. brashov. he probably already checked for fingerprints. - i better go clean up in back. - i'll help you. i'll go get some paint. see you later, jamal. what a mess. this ought to keep me busy for a while. henry, here's your knife. where was it ? in back. thanks. it's no big deal. i turned it in the next day. - you can't just make up your own rules. - okay, forget about it. this is not the fir

henry fariÑas es el empresario nicaraguense que acompaÑaba a facundo cabral cuando fue victima de un guatemala en julio pasado, y en el cual falleciÓ cabral "lo que yo hice con el maestro facundo cabral, fue legal y muy lícito, lo hice con la intención de compartir con mis conciudadanos el mensaje de facundo cabral, desafortunadam ente se dieron situaciones fuera de mi control y si alguna cosa yo quiesiera pedirle perdón al maestro y que dios lo tenga en su gloria, mi intención fue compartirlo". el pasado mes de marzo, el ministerio pÚblico acusÓ a fariÑas por narcotrÁfico y este martes, en la audiencia inicial el juzgado v penal de managua decidiÓ abrir juicio en contra de fariÑas y otros tres implicados. "desde el año 2010 se inicio el seguimiento a la organización de henry fariñas se logró determinar que el acusado henry fas estructuró un grupo de personas dedicadas al narcotráfico". decir él es responsable deara los delitos de lavado de dinero, crimen organizado, porque dicen que desde el 2010 estaban investigando , porque si le daban seguimiento dejaron que eran tanto traslado d

>>henry: yes.remember that live look outside this morning if fifth the golden hair and a really heavy all morning off for it seems to be lifting a bit. in san francisco. why aren't janu >> we are starting to see some breaks of sunshine in san francisco. here is the view from the roof camera. we started a morning with a dense fog. the afternoon should be sunny and we are expecting warm-hot temperatures inland with fog rolling back and into the evening hours fierce temper just right now are slow to warm with low 50s along the bay and a 40 along the coast. los 60s for fairfield and more 60s inland as well as in parts of the south bay. the afternoon will be nice in the south bay. upper 60s expected for half moon bay. for mother's day, the coast will be a little bit timid. mid-50s and '60s with patchy fog. it lost the connection, mid- upper 60s and more sunshine and with temperatures ranging from the upper seventies to the low 80s. >>marty: it is decision date for protesters have been occupying a farm o

on hayes street is where we can find henry tenenbaum. >>henry: we are here on hayes street hill. the of this as the at the center of bitter breakers let's face it, all of the action is right here. in that general, today has been relatively calm, no liquor or floats. the mood has been fabulous. i would also have to say that some of the costumes have a very creative. a little more nudity that we are used to seeing. or >>pam: it must be pretty warm out there today. we'll take a break in and be right back. asked faugh house of metal to a >> welcome back to the 101st running of zazzle bay to breakers. >>gary: before we join all the fun of the bay to breakers, we should say from the gambling aspect, for those of you bedding, both favorites won. >> it was kind of interesting. they did a good job heavy capping the race. when the woman in the man favored side and the living. it does not always happen that way. there were very good competitive and intense the disease is in-house saugh >>vicki: we're in golden gate park, one of the most scenic locations. do not pan over there, we have the p

henry, you can finish taking the chairs down. jamal, you can fill up all the salt and pepper shakers. and, katherine start setting the tables. - what ? - who made you the boss ? i'm sure that's what mr. brashov would want. well, i think he would feel better if i were in charge. mr. brashov might not be feeling well, but he's not that sick. the way you bark orders at people ? well, i'm sorry, but i don't know if anyone would want you in charge. katherine, i don't bark orders. i make strong suggestions. i think if only one of us is to be in charge, it ought to be me. you're in the kitchen most of the day, hidden away, out of view, where you should be. i'm sorry, but i don't know if i can work here if you are the boss. i'm positive that i can't work here if you're the boss. - i know. maybe jamal can be the boss. - what ? weren't you in charge of a bunch of people back in egypt ? well, yes, but-- you know, that's not such a bad idea. i agree. that is a good idea. i am honored. that even sounds like mr. brashov. - but i must turn down

our housing and 30 is run by director henry alvarez -- housing authority is run by director henry l. burress. our human services agency, derek chu. now relations between any of thechu's tonight, by the way. the head of our department of children, youth, and families, maria. the head of the department of public health, barbara garcia. from our neighborhood, a member of the department of emergency management. end of the blue uniform here, a well-known gentlemen, our police chief, greg suhr. good to see you. to my letter to your right is ken from our city administrator's office but also in uniform tonight is our fire chief, chief hayes-white.

for those of you who don't know me i'm just henry when i'm running around in our communities no one no one's running around calling me henry alvarez or mr alvarez most folks i get the shake their hands and see what they're doing i just am so excited that you're here today rosa parks we've been working on this center for some time and today we get to give it back to the residents in this community and say thank you absolutely i think it's stellar it's awfully exciting we have a lot of dignitaries here this morning and i'm going to try to get out of the way so we can get the program moving along so i want to take a moment to introduce the best mayor i've ever worked for our mayor ed lee. good afternoon everyone welcome the rosa parks community center. it's my pleasure to join with our police chief with our housing authority commissioners and the great work they're doing with henry alvarez our director to help open up this revitalized community center you know this center serves almost three hundred if not probably more than three hundred low income seniors at a really comfortable place t

she is in the company of the works of other modern masters such as henry moore and jean arp, of david smith, noguchi, caro, rosati and motherwell. but she stands alone at the head of the south wall as a unifying force and vital core of color in the east building of the national gallery of art. ( music ) ( music ) narrator: thomas moran embarked on his first trip to the west in 1871. the united states at the time was still recovering from the ravages of the civil war. americans turned with hope to the western frontier. by painting the pristine grandeur of these remote places, moran enabled 19th-century americans to visualize a magnificent landscape most would never see. his paintings transformed their perceptions of the west. from 1867 to 1879, the united states government sponsored four western expeditions, now known as "the great surveys." of all the ais who accompanied them, ne is more associated with the surveys than thomas moran. the watercolors he brought back from wyoming, the first color images of yellowstone, played a key role in the creation of the national parks system. yell

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moran worked closely with the expedition photographer, william henry jackson. together they selected the most impressive views. moran made drawings and watercolor sketches, blocking in forms d contours, quickly noting the colors of the terrain and the sulfurous deposits for which yellowstone is named. back in newark, new jersey, moran began what he termed his "big picture," "the grand canyon of the yellowstone." for moran, the spiritual, natural and aesthetic realms should blend to create a great impression. to that end, he combined different points of view into one dramatic panorama. moran explained, the precipitous rocks on the right were really at my back when i stood at that point. yet in their present position, they are strictly true to pictorial nature. my aim was to bring before the public the character of that region. narrator: reporting to congress, hayden suggested that the geyser region of yellowstone be set apart as a national park. congressman william kelly of pennsylvania also promoted the legislation, no doubt eager to please jay cooke, a promine

he was identified as henry treadway. we were speaking to them and they say they were going through finals at the same time and they will be mourning the loss of their friend who will become coming back to campus next year. campus police have confirmed that that they got there just after 10 last night and police say at that time that student fell from a window. they arrived on scene and rope off the area. a identified the student as 20 year-old and reach red way and within hours, students created a facebook group and it has since been flooded with messages of condolence. we spoke with his roommate and a childhood friend who say that henry was one of those guys who always made you laugh >> he was a great guy, a crazy guy, a lovable guy, always bringing a smile to your face. >> henry had a unique way of interacting with the world and his surroundings and he always had a way of making your day brighter. >> those students are looking for answers in henry's death and the alameda coroner's office will be conducting an autopsy.

fort mc henry will be clear. 95, white marsh, here is what it looks like north of route 43. 4-minute ride from this vicinity to 695. here is a live look in parkville, harford road. an easy ride up towards 83. that's a look at the abc 2 time saver traffic. >>> breaking news this morning out of italy, a 6.0 earthquake struck the northern part of the country in the town of parma killing a person and leaving four injured. a tremor struck the region killing 7 people and destroying or damaging hundreds of buildings in the area. >>> we are getting new reaction in to the death of a towson university student who police say was hit and killed by a drunk driver monday morning in ocean city. this morning, students and faculty at towson university are mourning the loss of one of their own. talking about matthew which chess wick, he died i've memorial day weekend after hit and killed by a drunk driver while trying to cross the highway. happened monday morning and police say the driver of an suv didn't stop and instead continued. witnesses say the accident followed somebody witnessing the accident

both hamilton and henry were episcopalian.hat they were proposing was not to restore the establishment. beginning in 1776, the government of virginia had stopped collecting the taxes to pay for the state church. in theory, the episcopal church, would still be established as a church, but they were not collecting the taxes. pendleton and henry said in the legislature, what we need to do is collect these taxes again. but we won't force everyone to pay for the church of england. what we will do instead is a, you can specify where your tax money will go. for example, if you are a methodist, you can say not episcopalian, but the methodist congregation will get my tax revenue. by doing this, they hoped that they would restore such situations in which all virginians were contributing to protestant religion. in fact, that is what the act said was about protestant religion. you can imagine madison disapproving of this idea. one secret of early american political history is that you couldn't beat patrick henry and virginia politics. eve

. >>> let's bring in henry right now with the comcast sports net. what a finish, huh, henry?> absolutely. we have to talk baseball. no thing as too much baseball coverage. a pitchers dual. find out which pitcher walked his facefield with a smile on stay tuned. sports is next. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. when there's a showdown between rivals, win/loss records are irrelevant. bragging rights are the only thing that matter. the as and giants will do anything to win the bay bridge series. teams met at 1:00 this afternoon. game two of the three-game set. top of the first, weeks at the plate. he will hit a fly ball to left. cabrera, nice catch! right on top of his shoe. take another look at that. ryan was mowing the as down. johnny gomes at the plate. go ahead and have a seat. then kurt suzuki, he'll do the same in the third inning. perfect through 4 1/3 inning. grounds to the five. double play. third double play by tieson ross. no out. squares the bunt. the ump says it pitch hit him. he points to his chest, out of all places. melvin argued about this. he said are you kiddin

he smiled as he passed a portrait of henry ford. curious employees walk by wondering who this guy was posing with bill ford. when they were done the group heard into the executive elevator and wrote it up to the 12th floor. mulally followed for into his office which occupied the northeast corner. he pointed to mulally's own office just a few steps away. the two suites were separated only by a waiting. i'll be ready when you need me, ford said. the company senior executives were cramped and bill ford's private conference room. the overseas chiefs were listening in on speakerphones. at 3:30 p.m. for an mulally walked in and the room fell silent. ford explained that he was resigning and introduce more out as ford's new chief executive. as he taught, all eyes were on mulally. he did his best to smile back and fight the growing intensity of their status. he had never felt so scrutinized. mulally thought about shouting who got been telling us is leading executives don't worry, it's going to be okay. but he restrained himself. mark fields

this is the pursuit of perfection. >> henry welcome back.g. >> thank you. >> hell of it? >> let us get started because i want a nice see here to get a sear with an emulsified mushroom vinagrette and these amazing amino acids xiounqua you can eat this and basically become a superman. >> you can try. this is first the side of a sear generally, i will sear it, put it in the oven, and then take it all to. >> also like to get the grain going and that the mushrooms going. let us start with a nice high heat. >> put some salt on those before they get to the pan. it will bring out some of those liquids mushrooms can beat 90 percent water. >> to drop out that liquid you get more flavor. this is a red spring onion. and a salad of accompaniment. >> 30 seconds let me tell you about dying about town and we will come back in taste tests. >> white corn with the mushrooms. and saute it all together. >> >> kind -- are road town dine around town will participate. 82-course dinner = 799. read ash course = 3499. flye and tom [laughter] and >>jan: status call bac

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

let's bring in henry for a look at other things in sports going on. what's up, henry?> a lot going on in sports including the horses. a stretch run at the 138th running of the kentucky derby. get the mint drinks ready. the giants move their fifth straight on cinco de mayo. that's next from ity ortsts dedesk.. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area. a cold streak has the giants hot under the collar. san francisco entered today's game against the brewers on a four-game losing streak. let's go to at&t to see if they can turn things around. madison bum gardner on the mound. alex gonzalez, a base hit up the middle. it brings in the first score of the game, 1-0, brewers. angel at the plate. right back up the middle off the pitcher. it's an infield hit. 19-game hitting streak for him. giants down, 1-0. base hit to the left. sanchez rolls around third, touches the plate. we are tied at one. buster posy with a run on third. base hit. brings in cabrera. giants up, 2-1. the top of the ninth, santiago with a great defensive play. this game is history. san francisco snaps a four-game los

. >> then carol says floyd henry nudged against her right breast. >> then looked at me strange in his face. i said what's wrong? and he pushed again and he pushed real hard and i said that hurt. when he pushed against it, i felt it and said there's a little thing there. and it was a little thing. but that little thing turned out to be about the size of a baseball. so he was letting me know, let's just get it out. >> he was right. she had stage 3 breast cancer. >> you knew? >> yeah, i knew the minute he took his foot to pull whatever was in me out. >> stories like floyd henry's have cancer researchers wondering what a dog's nose knows. they are studying whether dogs can detect illness. he has grown gray in the muzzle and moves slowly these days, but floyd henry is carol's miracle man. >> with him having gone through this, it's such a trust. we just have a remarkable relationship. >> a new reason that makes sure your kids eat their vegetables. laura evans has your fox 5 top 5. >> folic acid may be reducing childhood cancer. dropped significantly in the last 23 years. they believe it's b

both hamilton and henry were episcopalian. what they were proposing was not to restore the establishment. beginning in 1776, the government of virginia had stopped collecting the taxes to pay for the state church. in theory, the episcopal church, would still be established as a church, but they were not collecting the taxes. pendleton and henry said in the legislature, what we need to do is collect these taxes again. but we won't force everyone to pay for the church of england. what we will do instead is a, you can specify where your tax money will go. for example, if you are a methodist, you can say not episcopalian, but the methodist congregation will get my tax revenue. by doing this, they hoped that they would restore such situations in which all virginians were contributing to protestant religion. in fact, that is what the act said was about protestant religion. you can imagine madison disapproving of this idea. one secret of early american political history is that you couldn't beat patrick henry and virginia politics. e

hi, henry. >> hello, diane. battle of the bay heats up. a special guest appearance doesn't disappoint. >> i asked brian, i said have you seen this before? he said, i designed it. >> created this. >> i guess you have. >> mastermind. >> could the giants continue their home dominance over oakland on brian wilson gnome day. and escape a scary play at the plate. highghts and reaction from bay bridge series epic conclusion next. >>> welcome back. as, giants, wrapping up the series. g men were holding brooms. the as trying to avoid the sweep at at & t park. go out to the park. as looking for some action for a change. on brian wilson gnome day. fans stood outside for hours to get that. here is one of our directors, paul davis throwing out the first pitch. he actually had that one some what on target. believe me the other one was ugly. bottom of the third. runners on the corners. buster posey. brandon crawford tags. he is safe at the plate. reddick's throw, a half second late. top of the fourth. 2-1. giants. bases loaded. he singles to center. josh

i want to introduce the moderator henry kelly at this time. henne kelly, i'm sorry. >> she is one of the most dynamic richmond activists, a longtime teacher, and acted with the seniors in the district. >> and i work with christine daily at senior action network. >> who knew? >> i am a richmond district resident, i have been for 35 years. this is one of the most beautiful parts of the park. i am so happy to be here. this is a very nicely planned events, and most of the time, they say there will be listening to you, but let me go over the rules. we realize not everyone will be able to speak tonight, but we will compile all the information from the board. you all have blue cards were you can write down what you want to ask, and then there will be queued to pick that up. you can hold up your card and people will come around. there is also a series of budget hearing before the budget and finance committee. in order to have an effective meeting, we want to lay out a fewou

henry, you and i talked about this. one of the reasons why morgan stanley the underwriter didn't come out to everybody and say this is the specifics of what facebook will look like, there's a regulation that sort of prevents them from doing that. >> it's designed to not get research in advance, the company didn't live up to the forecast so people would get swindled. it's best of intentions, law of unintended consequences. big investors had very, very important information small investors didn't get. again, look at the laws. >> highlight one of my concerns, why i want to know the substance of what was communicated. if the analyst is communicating, looked at public information and analyzed in such a way that some of their clients should get the benefit of their brain power, that's one thing versus if the analyst had access to information not everybody had access to. >> very clear it was facebook. facebook proactively reached out to 21 analysts to say basically take your numbers down. the new number were all very much in u

henry kissinger is a man who needs no introduction. let me repeat that.ry kissinger is a man who needs no introduction. no, no, no, wait a minute. just a minute. i'm not sure i got that introduction quite right. the last time i heard dr. kissinger introduced that way years ago by ibm ceo lou gerstner, dr. kissinger came to the podium, and in his inimitable fashion said thank you, lou, but your introduction was far too modest. so when lou was called upon again to introduce dr. kissinger, he mentioned dr. kissinger's comment, and then he went on at some length about his brilliance, his books, his government service, his nobel peace prize, and so on and so on, and went on for some time. and then he came to the podium and said to the audience, lou, it is true that no man needs an introduction less than i do, but no man appreciates one more. as national security adviser and then secretary of state to presidents nixon and ford, dr. kissinger was a key participant in foreign policy debates at everst

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

and henry, and rosa is in the kitchen. you can call me frank. are you really that desperate for food ? i ven't eaten in days. i sit out there, smelling the cking in here. i told you my cooking was irresistible. i'd better get going before carol starts worrying about me. - yeah, me too - good night, jess, henry. go on, katherine. you need to take care of your children. i dot want my cooking to go to waste. thank you. i was just wondering. how did you know how to fix the circuit box ? - it's part of my training. - training ? for what ? i'm an auto mechanic. well, not at the moment, t that's what i used to do. will you be all right, mr. brashov ? should one of us stay ? don't be silly. go home. good night. see you tomorrow. good night. have you been out of work a long time ? almost a year and a half. yes, but you have been trying to find a job ? every day. but i guess lately i've sort of given up. i know how tough it can be. but you must not give up. i guess i'm getting a little tired of having doors slammed in my face. this afternoon is the first

every time he butted heads with madison patrick henry won. every time he butted heads with jefferson patrick henry won. the only thing we can do is pray for him to die. what happened with this general assessment bill in 1785 was they were following the state constitution requirement that every bill passed on three readings so they brought it up for a first vote and it passed pretty easily and they brought it up for a second vote and it passed easily and the third time around madison said i think patrick henry ought to be governor. under the 1776 constitution the legislature elected the governor and it just happened the old governor's term expired between the second and third readings. i nominate patrick henry. he is ready for his fourth term as governor. put him back in the governorship. so they did. as soon as henry was sworn in and he has been kicked upstairs madison says here's what i think. rather than another vote on general assessment with refer this to the people. we should print copies and distribute in every county and have a full pu

and henry, and rosa is in the kitchen. you can call me frank. are you really that desperate for food ? i ven't ten in days. i sit out there, smelling the cking in here. i told you my cooking was irresistible. i'd better get going before carol starts worrying about me. - yeahme too - good night, jess, henry. go on, katherine. you need to take care of your children. i don't want my cooking to go to waste. thank you. i was just wondering. how did you know how to fix the circuit box ? - it's part of my training. - training ? for what ? i'm an auto mechanic. well, not at the moment, but that's what i used to do. will you be all right, mr. brashov ? should one of us stay ? don't be silly. go home. good night. see you tomorrow. good night. have you been out of work a long time ? almost a year and a half. yes, but you have been trying to find a job ? every day. but i guess lately i've sort of given up. i know how tough it can be. but you must not give up. i guess i'm getting a little tired of having doors slammed in my face. this afternoon is the first

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

doctor henry kissinger.fter which, after ban ki moon, anne-sophie mutter will send us home with a musical tribute to the secretary general and united nations. henry kissinger is a man who needs no introduction. let me repeat that. henry kissinger is a man who needs no introduction. wait a minute. i am not sure enough i got that right. the last time i heard doctor kissinger introduce that way years ago, he came to the podium and said, thank you but your introduction was too modest. when he was called upon again to introduce doctor kissinger, the message -- mentioned his comment and then went on at some length about his brilliance, his books, his government service, his nobel peace prize, and so on. then he came to the podium and said to the audience, it is true that no man needs an introduction less than i do but no man appreciates one more. as national security adviser and secretary of state to presidents nixon and ford, kissinger was a key participant at every stage of their presidencies. during his decade

of henry schein. >> tom: congratulations on a strong quarter. i have to ask you expanding in europe? are you trying to vie when prices are low in the continent? >> i think it continues to grow our footprint globally in the office space praction environment. accidentist, animal, veterinarians throughout the world. there is no time like now to continue to spanned in a healthy market. >> tom: do you see organic growth in europe, not just buying through acquisitions, organ i can tkpwroelgt? >> organic growth for the company this quarter, across the board the whole company was about 6%. we saw a good organic growth in our dental animal health and our physician business here and abroad. >> tom: and abroad. you increased your 2012 earnings forecast. what gives you the confidence the sales trends you see now will continue through the year. >> obviously there are no a shur apbss. i don't have a crystal ball. we have been public for over 16 years. have consistent growth on the top line in terms of eps really for the entire period. the markets we are in ar

when kenneth henry went to the seen to see where her daughter was hit on route 202 in september of 2010, crystal hayes showed up and gave her something she will always remember. at this very moment this mom who lost her only child in the accident learned that hayes stopped to comfort her critically injured daughter early this morning and stayed with her until help arrived. >> when it first happened, my major concern was that my daughter was on the side of the road by herself in the dark frightened, had no idea what was going on and it would be three days before i knew that someone was there with her. >> to me i just say god puts you in the right place at the right time. >> reporter: katara daughtry was with natasha, too, that morning and today both women were with her mother at the prince george's county courthouse after the jury convicts christy littleford on multiple counts including failure to remain at the scene of an accident resulting in death. prosecutors say littleford struck natasha on her bike from behind and left her there driving 3 miles on a flat tire to her house. she clai