meet marlin holden of sequim, washington. >> this country is rich, hugely rich in other cultures. different cultures have put a richness in our country that i don't believe any other country has. that's pretty amazing when you think about it. it makes me feel good to go out there and fish in the same waters that my ancestors did. it's a right that i have and i innocently that right. it's reliving what my ancestors did. it's not work to me, it's fun. i get good exercise out of it as well. i'm marlin holden, i'm a native american and a tribal citizens of the jamestown squal im tribe, located in sequim washington. i'm retired. i'm putting more effort into fishing, climbing and crabbing and those natural resources. fishing is a very difficult area to make money and to feed a family. most of the young people can't do that. they are working or finding work or going to school, whatever it take into accounts to get a career. -- what it takes to get a career. we have to make a point to be out there, to keep our heritage going in the fisheries. so i feel really, really good when i'm out the

from holden caulfield, and wrote underneath that, "this is my statement," underlining the word "thisphasis on the word "this." i had planned not to say anything after the shooting. >> that morning, chapman meets another fan named paul gorish. gorish, an amateur photographer, had come to know lennon personally. one of his photos was later used as the cover for lennon's posthumous single "watching the wheels." >> when i got there, there was a guy standing on the archway on the right side as you enter the dakota. he was holding a copy of "double fantasy" in his left arm. and this guy approached me and said, are you waiting for lennon? i said, yeah. he said, do you work for jon? i said no. he said, oh. he said, my name is mark. he said, i'm from hawaii. what struck me strange is when he said that, he had a southern accent. so i said, if you're from hawaii, how come you have a southern accent? he said, well, originally i'm from georgia. and i said, oh. so i then said, whl, where you staying while you're in the city? and with that he turned to me and said, "why do you want to know?" >> som

witnesses holden hill the well we begin a bg went the final results of the country's restaurant and have now been announced with vote is signaling overwhelming approval for a new draft constitution by the turnout was low on to the poll was largely boycotted only islamist groups. ninety eight percent of those who cast ballots gave their backing to the constitution of the military led government is hailing the result was a wholesome and also its legitimacy and its overthrow the elected as the next president will make mosey however officials say just over thirty percent thirty eight percent of eligible voters actually went to the polyps. well to find a mall its crossover nassau correspondent in cairo current logo on a cutting an emphatic victory for the gypsum in a tree and a massive boycott when supporters of the muslim brotherhood. surely that does not bode well for fiji's future we're really did a great way to move to como or because the book would like to go with it the dictatorship that the tradition of the government and the pq open yet. criminal court with an open book on the ticket

will now be performed by the virginia state university gospel chorale under he direction of james holden visor and the core -- choreographer. when the storm clouds gather the storms at sea, let us swear allegiance to a land that's free ♪ smote let us all be grateful for a land so fair in the ise our voices sound of prayer ♪ ♪ god bless america, land that love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her through the night with the ight from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ ♪ god bless america, my home weet home god bless america, my home weet home ♪ ♪ god bless america, land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her and guide her through the night with the ight from above ♪ ♪ from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam ♪ home bless america, my weet home god bless america, my home weet home ♪ [applause] the joint assembly -- of verend ashburn, pastor friendship baptist church, newport news. >> ok. ow about this? ok. stay right there. > let us pray. most gracious god our father, we come thanking you for this day you created, and we rejoice in it

meet marlon holden of squim, washington. >> this country is rich, hugely rich in other cultures.ultures have put a richness in our country that i don't believe any other country has. that's pretty amazing when you think about it. it always makes me feel good to go out there and do fish in the same waters that mayan cesc tours did. and it's a right that i have and i enjoy that right. and it's reliving what my ancestors did. it's not work to me, it's fun . i get good exercise out of it as el w i am marlon holds en. i am a native american and tribal sit sent james town tribe located in squim, washington . i am retiring i guess you might say. now i am putting my effort in to go and climbing and crab is aring and those kind of natural resources. fishing is a very difficult area to make money and to feed a family. most of our young people can't do it, they are either working, fining work or going to school whatever it takes for them to get a career. and we have to make a point of being out there . we have to keep it going to keep our heritage in the fissures. i feel really good when i

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preventing economic development in a region rich in natural resource so full of cindy's new role model holden says he's determined to break that hold report accompanies him on tour through the region the team caught a ride into who in the northeastern corner of the democratic republic of congo. each of himself shaking plenty of hands and smoothing ruffled feathers. we're getting jealous. we talk you'd forgotten us here when you do call. i don't know. typically this shortly after the un special envoy ordered an unscheduled stop in the small village school locker that education is very important botswana kenya. i've been called a skill many of the school's one hundred students were girls and how many bullets. improving the rights of girls and women is a key issue for him. it has happened the un stabilization mission in the democratic republic of congo. martine cope with commands twenty thousand peacekeepers. he describes himself as a prostitute. yes he's declared war on the rebel militias of eastern congo. it's like not convinced that there are no weapons that can be no use of weapons. this is

james holden, jr. and under the choreographry of mr. perry a.vans ii. ♪ >> ♪ while the storm clouds gather far across the sea while the storm clouds gather far across the sea let us swear allegiance to a land that's free let us all be grateful for a land so fair as we raise our voices in a solemn prayer god bless america, land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ >> [all] ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ [cheers and applause] >> reverend everly ashburn, pastor at friendship that just church -- baptist church. ok, how about this? ok, stay right there. >> let us pray. most gracious god our father, we come thanking you for this day you created, and

place recently at a resort to crime many and crown at washington state man that you find a lot of holden and so it when when when the chemical weapons attack for scrap in the us used lofty terms of importance adding language to make us feel that they had it that covered you know we had intelligence and we had down observations of the sword another. in fact i'm not in fact it is is true indeed the us backed into an argument that the support of policy object and as they have done in many other info for the middle east darlington is this what one thing done to the story of this another thing going with the high confidence in that line to be in l a or b just because they don't carry back in august and had high confidence in the information that was available then but is very same information that said the independent the inspectors of looking at months old to job loss might add was the same information but the major exam revealed was that conclusion. i just don't like how i struggled toward the sun when the high confidence that comes from gm well done and internal anti hunting and found them

my name is marlin holden, i'm native american and i'm a tribal citizen of the james town squalam tribe is located in sequim, washington. i'm retired, i guess you could say. i'm putting more effort into fishing and clamming and crabbing in those natural resources. fishing is a very difficult area to make money and to feed a family. so most of our young people can't do that so they're either working or finding work, they're going to school or whatever it takes to get a career. and so i -- we have to make a point of being out there. you know to keep these things going, to keep our heritage going in the fisheries. so i feel really, really good when i'm out there. you just go into a mode of relaxation and thinking about a lot of tircht things. i mean my -- different things. my mind runs through a lot of different things. it's enjoyable and it's relaxing to me. i was crabbing off the old village, nice warm you summer day. when we are picking our traps to get the traps out, these two sea gulls were grabbing, wouldn't let them go. their wings were flapping. i got an answer to this problem. i r

they don't play texas holden. i like traditional -- i grew up playing in high school. i play it. i'm sitting there and seven people at the table and there's a dealer. in rolls the guy in a wheelchair, this is 15 years ago. he was 60 or 70. 15 years ago. and he pulled in and he said great day, isn't it! i said why would you say that? you haven't won a hand. he local -- rolled up his sleeve. he said every day is a great day! i'm alive, let's play. i thought that was unfair, actually. because how are you going to take the money from him at that point? you're folding on full houses. you're not playing. it was a great testament. it was a great story. i wish i had taken the time -- i wasn't yet on the radio or i would have gotten his name down. but i actually dennis had a holocaust survivor on the other day. it was a suit salesmen in downtown los angeles. i don't know if you heard the interview. he's the most happy fellow. i think they -- i asked dennis the last time. dennis why are jews so happy? so funny. and he thought, that's a silly question. then he said it's not. it's a good que

he made the comments today during an internet chat, attorney general eric holden says he is open to a deal if he admits his guilt. >>> iran's president discussed iran's economy in switzerland, and called for a new relationship with the us. >>> a nursing home fire overnight in quebec. >>> and today the u.s. attorney sent subpoenas to gov northern chris christie reelection campaign. christie's former aids are suspected of closing lanes of the george washington bridge for political revenge. >>> those are the headlines. "consider this" with antonio mora is next. we'll see you back here at 11:00. ♪ >>> you crane's protests erupt in violence as is russian president putin pulling the strings. also a look inside the world of the al-shabab terror group. >>> and why the web can't stop talking about whisper. hello, i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this." here is more on what is ahead. ♪

sphwhrn and who is johan holden? >> guest: he's a pathologist. he came to this country as a medical student, and he just was going to study in iowa at the university of iowa for one year. and he came here, and he's a real adventurer, so he decided what he would do, he and his wife, before he started school he would travel to every state, every -- all 50 states. so they got a car, and they started driving around, and they ended up in alaska. and while he was in alaska, he met a paleontologist, and he and his wife spent the summer with this paleontologist sort of going around with him on his travels. next year in medical school a visit l biologist said there was this terrible tragedy in 1918, and the only way we're ever going to know what happened is if somebody could just find somebody that was buried in the permafrost where the ground never thaws and their lungs are still frozen, and maybe we could get the virus out. johan said, well, i know how to do this. i know this paleontologist. i can find out where the eskimo villages were, i can get a map

james holden, jr. and under the choreographry of mr. perry a. evans ii. ♪ >> ♪ while the storm clouds gather far across the sea while the storm clouds gather far across the sea let us swear allegiance to a land that's free let us all be grateful for a land so fair as we raise our voices in a solemn prayer god bless america, land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ >> [all] ♪ god bless america land that i love stand beside her and guide her through the night with a light from above from the mountains to the prairies to the oceans white with foam god bless america my home sweet home god bless america my home sweet home ♪ [cheers and applause] >> [inaudible] reverend everly ashburn, pastor at friendship baptist church. newport news. ok, how about this? ok, stay right there. >> let us pray. most gracious god our father, we come thanking you for this day you creat

i was wondering if you have ever heard of a man named joe holden. , heou search him on youtube is the man who invented the afterburner for the jet engines. he was a jet fighter pilot back in the korean war. he was the head engineer for rolls-royce jet engines. he had some inventions you do not hear about. you can see them on youtube, but this stuff is being suppressed. give dan weiss the last minute here in the segment. example of a car where you run on that or he first and then gasoline -- by the way, the average person drives 40 miles per day in the u.s.. to -- chevrolet has 30 miles on the battery. of i am not familiar with the air compression technology. problem -- as everyone listening knows we have the best engineers, the most inventive minds in the whole world here in the united states. they're coming up with all kinds of clean energy technology to run electricity longer, to use less, and pollute less. the biggest problem is getting the technology commercialized ago from the lab to the marketplace. there's is basically a market failure. particularly after the economic crash in

this is a beach in north carolina just outside wilmington, holden beach and already temperatures droppingas we've been talking about all morning and how about those numbers? this is overnight lows, though, going into early tomorrow morning so the temperatures if they're not cold enough for you going to bottom out, 12 in birmingham. you have hard freeze and some regular freeze watches. either way the numbers in the teens are ugly. the pattern change is going to bring some much-needed snow and moisture to the west. ther >>> good morning. the bay area forecast, mostly cloudy with a stray area possible across the north bay. it will be mild once again. best chance of light rain wednesday night into thursday morning which will briefly delay the drought. that's it, it will keep building after that. low to mid-60s today, tonight mid-40s to low 50s once again. we'll get about a tenth of a >> all the beautiful bundled faces saying, lara, let's head inside to you. >> thank you very much. my new sidekick. we decided we'll work as a pair now. >> we're a pair. >> here we go. "morning menu." what's comi

they work great in the holden and hancock area.now we have a situation where withare partnering northern michigan university and marquette. we are bringing communities together, bringing synergy and power. i want to couple met those committees and universities and the u.p. for their outstanding work. with northern michigan university and marquette. [applause] another critical topic, how to connect our great talent with careers in michigan. that is critically important. what we did last year as we had andsummits, education economic development. we actually had some college students who were looking for work showing up. fabulous. you it is there were literally college students there who had graduated and got a job offer that day because companies could recognize what outstanding talent we have in michigan. we need to keep that up. it went so well, we have gone to prosperity regions in our state, 10 regions, and six of them had small summits to do the same thing. we need to take situations in terms of particularly skilled trade, caree

stephen holden from new york times says labor day seems designed. what's wrong with that?t their relationships with women when a guy is trying to determine where his relationship is going. the guys live together in an apartment they call their den of testosterone but are dealing with feelings and trying to figure them out. >> you're not supposed to see them more than twice in one week. >> you're seeing her twice in one day. >> that's some [ bleep ]. >> what's the deal with you and chelsea? >> what are you doing here anyway? >> critics are not fans of this one either. betsy sharky of the l.a. times says, what "awkward" is actually about unintentionally is how passing off misogyny for comedy has gotten off. nicholas from "the san francisco chronicle" kinder, it reveals sop of the tension that today's young adults experience in their romantic lives. >> so, might not just be for guys. might be for girls, too, get a little insight into the mind of a guy. >> me, i'm going to watch the super bowl. how's that? any of these float your boat? >> i think i'll see the first one for sur

dan boren of oklahoma, mike ross, jason altmire and tim holden of pennsylvania, into our -- joe donnelly is the other one redistricted. elected to the u.s. senate. i don't think it takes a rocket scientist to conclude that less people who, whether through their own bent or the politics of the district are inclined to cooperate with the other side. that if there are less of those people, the likelihood of smallbore big bore, is increasingly unlikely. i think we've seen a player over the last few years. my guess, not to sound too cynical, my guess is 2014, you may or may not be aware of this but this is an election year. that seems to make it very unlikely that the deals happen that typically is not the way we work in this town, as everyone kind of looks toward their reelection races as opposed to spending a lot of time on what would likely be a very controversial or at least a difficult reach across the aisle to get something done deal, whether that's on fiscal things, immigration, energy. you know, i think, small or nothing. we all hold the possibility that we're surprised but we are oft

i was wondering if you have ever heard of a man named joe holden. , heou search him on youtube is thean who invented the afterburner for the jet engines. he was a jet fighter pilot back in the korean war. he was the head engineer for rolls-royce jet engines. he had some inventions you do not hear about. you can see them on youtube, but this stuff is being suppressed. give dan weiss the last minute here in the segment. example of a car where you run on that or he first and then gasoline -- by the way, the average person drives 40 miles per day in the u.s.. to -- chevrolet has 30 miles on the battery. of i am not familiar with the air compression technology. problem -- as everyone listening knows we have the best engineers, the most inventive minds in the whole world here in the united states. they're coming up with all kinds of clean energy technology to run electricity longer, to use less, and pollute less. the biggest problem is getting the technology commercialized ago from the lab to the marketplace. there's is basically a market failure. particularly after the economic crash in 20

>> reporter: if you're holden onto any sports memorabilia that's labeled game used this is something't want to hear. the giants from the dry cleaner all the way to eli manning was accused of passing off items as became-used and he's alleging they've been doing this for years. ely manning is tachycardia ling a legal battle. several of his jerseys and helmets were doctored. he filed a lawsuit claiming the giants quarterback participated in the use so he could hold onto some of his most prized items. one of them is his 2008 super bowl helmet. manning denied any wrong doing in a statement saying, the giants told me this suit is completely without merit and i have no reason to believe otherwise. the giants are going to fight it and so will i. >> my advice would be to have the collectors do their own research. >> reporter: a life long giants fan claims he was buying and reselling memorabilia from the team for decades. in 2011 he was indicted for memorabilia fraud. in a statement, his attorney said, he is simply trying to hold those individuals accountable for their actions and the harm it

they don't play texas holden. i like traditional -- i grew up playing in high school. i play it. i'm sitting there and seven people at the table and there's a dealer. in rolls the guy in a wheelchair, this is 15 years ago. he was 60 or 70. 15 years ago. and he pulled in and he said great day, isn't it! i said why would you say that? you haven't won a hand. he local -- rolled up his sleeve. he said every day is a great day! i'm alive, let's play. i thought that was unfair, actually. because how are you going to take the money from him at that point? you're folding on full houses. you're not playing. it was a great testament. it was a great story. i wish i had taken the time -- i wasn't yet on the radio or i would have gotten his name down. but i actually dennis had a holocaust survivor on the other day. it was a suit salesmen in downtown los angeles. i don't know if you heard the interview. he's the most happy fellow. i think they -- i asked dennis the last time. dennis why are jews so happy? so funny. and he thought, that's a silly question. then he said it's not. it's a good que