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>> i could take professor hing's sarcastic way of looking at it -- just kidding. [laughter] i hope my other congressional colleagues do not kill me about sang this but i think it is important to keep your congressional office into an with what is important to you. i could not agree more with the two speakers. i think you have to be an optimist to be working on this issue, on this job, but i am with prof. hang in that we are scared with the flip side is. right now we are in the good state. right now nothing is written on paper. i do not know what is going to be on the gutierrez bill but it will not be the only one out there. right now we are talking about all the things that we agree on. we are going to try to focus on those things to see if we can move at first. the point that professor hing made previously about having to admit to a conviction, that is not something that we have signed off on, not something that we have signed off on with immigration committee. you have to have a bit of wisdom. i have not been around as long as anyone else, but we have seen some

but right now we're at that hinge point historically. about a 50/50 split in the population. >> bill: interesting it's gone from 53 to 50 against, you know, gay marriage dropped a little bit. >> oh, come on. but that's just a way. >> bill: i'm not arguing the wave of the future is much more libertarian society. >> right. it's a long term secular curve is the younger generation. >> bill: that could change. i mean if there is a economic catastrophe in this country, certainly conservatives could come in. but there is also an electoral problem because north carolina, of course, is going to put in the constitutional amendment against gay marriage. the president needs north carolina. he can can't even lose one vote in north carolina. that's got to be an issue for him too on the gay marriage front. >> as i say, there is no upside for him to announce himself right now on this. those people who support gay marriage know where he is going. all they have to do is wait until after november 6th. and those who oppose it he will say, you know, i haven'

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but right now we're at that hinge point historically.it in the population. >> bill: interesting it's gone from 53 to 50 against, you know, gay marriage dropped a little bit. >> oh, come on. but that's just a way. >> bill: i'm not arguing the wave of the future is much more libertarian society. >> right. it's a long term secular curve is the younger generation. >> bill: that could change. i mean if there is a economic catastrophe in this country, certainly conservatives could come in. but there is also an electoral problem because north carolina, of course, is going to put in the constitutional amendment against gay marriage. the president needs north carolina. he can can't even lose one vote in north carolina. that's got to be an issue for him too on the gay marriage front. >> as i say, there is no upside for him to announce himself right now on this. those people who support gay marriage know where he is going. all they have to do is wait until after november 6th. and those who oppose it he will say, you know, i haven't saved my positio

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. >>> plus, so much of our lives hinge around our credit scores.hree things you need to do to safeguard your financial future. >>> it's going to be a tough night in the ballroom. if you missed last night's show, stick right here. >>> the maryland court of appeals made a ruling that the pitbull is dangerous and that the owner is strictly liable for damages. that has one political action group looking for one legislature to take action. don harrison has more. >> it's important for people to take the next step and get involved with politics for animals. >> reporter: that's why carolyn wants the legislature to

it appears the murder charge hinges on dna connecting antolin garcia-torres to sierra lamar. >> reporter: antolin garcia- torres first's court appearance, he did not say a word. and they asked for more time before he enters a plea that he kidnapped and murdered sierra lamar. >> made me sick to my stomach. i am angry. >> reporter: outside court supporters and friends of sierra lamar's family said they are still determined to find her. >> we are not going to give up. >> reporter: experts say finding a body is critical to getting a conviction. >> we don't have a body or a weapon and there is no murder scene. >> we will prove the case in a courtroom in front of a jury with facts. >> reporter: the possibility of a death penalty, some wonder if it might convince antolin garcia-torres to come clean. >> they are not supposed to use the death penalty as a bargaining chip. they may be willing to consider that. >> reporter: despite defending antolin garcia-torres in an interview yesterday, his family had nothing to say this afternoon. antolin garcia-torres will remain locked up on no bail. live in

>> and it all hinges the fact that the dance instructor does not believe that every mother's child isial as the next. >> do you know that tune? if i made you do it again, could you do it? >> reporter: quite the controversial proposition nowadays. >> i want everything to look great, do you understand? >> so you think kids are overcodled? >> yes. ridiculously so. >> so the whole notion of every kid gets a trophy doesn't work? >> kids get a trophy now for being born. no! that's participation. give them a t-shirt a sweat towel. something like that. the trophy should be earned. >> reporter: these girls do earn a lot of trophies. they are amazingly good dancers and miller got them there. >> dance! but at what price, the show asks? each week she ranks them, top of the pyramid and the bottom. the lesson being, you want to knock the person on top off. that's the goal. >> and she rides them. >> suck it up and don't leave again because there's another kid waiting to get in. >> she doesn't have a brain in her head. i've had it with you! >> she calls us stupid and dumb. >> well, some kids sometime

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and for the cream of the crop, everything can hinge on one competition, where a dancer with a remarkable story is denying the odds and the stereotypes. they break the boundaries of body and mind that hold most of us on the ground. anyone who has ever dreamed of excellence or tried to be the best will recognize the thousands of hours already spent in these young lives, to appear so effortless. putting their bodies and their feet through unimaginable punishment. and, of course, there's the heart ache. they commit their child hoods to their passion, practicing six, seven, even eight hours a day before most kids are even in grade school, for a dream most will not achieve. and so, the constant question. is the sacrifice too great? you can sincerely say you are happy to be doing this? >> i am really happy to be doing this, yes. >> reporter: michaela deprince is one of the elite few chosen to compete with other young people from all over the world in ballet's ultimate challenge. the youth america grand prings. it can make or break a career. >> i can't see myself not dancing. >> reporter: it's t

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time in america, cal, when people would sort of accept spoon fed news from a guy without question hing? >> well, there were only three networks then and really only two powerful ones. it is like trying to compare an athlete from today with one of 0 years ago. you can't apply the standards of today to the 950s. a lot kim out of a rough and jumble print journalist. read mike royko. he would pick up tips at bars from sources and things and then go on and write about it. walter cronkite was a great journalist. was he is a liberal? absolutely. nobody was in doubt about that. journalistic ethics, something else. >> what does this do to his legacy? >> i don't know what it does to his legacy but do i agree with cal. >> what? >> she's coming my way. >> in the olden days there was a bar at the press secretary's office at the white house and after hours they used to go this there and drink and have a good time. can you imagine that happening today? it as very different time and it is hard to judge walter cronkite in today's times. >> let's turn our attention to another big media story of the week

and the whole thing, the whole future of glees the euro zone or not hinges on how the greek people vote. it's very interesting that chancellor americale arrived tonight amid reports apparently emanating from the greek government that she had tried to put pressure on the government of greece to hold a referendum on the euro zone's new membership along the lebses next week. -- elections next week. that's been strongly denied by a spokesperson from are angela merkel. but ultimately, it is for the greek people and then the greek government to decide whether they're in or whether they're out. the question is what will the market doss in the meantime? the election is a month or so away. >> what else is on the main agenda? >> these leaders are dining in a relaxed and informal setting. it's really foreign policy. it's iran, north korea, it's syria. it's the opening of back obama. the more difficult talks about the economy begin on saturday. >> syrian activists have posted video that they show show unprecedented protests in the country's second city elepo. this is the university on thursday nigh

the situation on the korean peninsula pretty much hinges on whether or not the united states comes around. >>> an envoy of the chinese government apparently went beyond his assigned role. a spokesperson for the chinese embassy in japan says his government will look into charges that one of its diplomats illegally obtained foreign residency card in tokyo in 2008 by hiding his official status. spokesperson bong yu commented on the actions of the 45-year-old first secretary. >> translator: the matter requires further investigation. chinese diplomats are banned by strict service regulations. >> yang denied his unfounded media reports that the diplomat was involved in espionage in japan. japanese police say the man is suspected of opening a bank account with the unlawful card, and collecting hundreds of thousands of dollars from japanese firms for what he described as investment in china's farming industry. police wanted to speak with the envoy, but he ignored the request and returned to china. in beijing they denied the man was a spy. they said china told japan reports of the diplomat's invol

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