i had copies, hooray, hooray. but people came in right away asking for it who i don't think knew about it before. right. (paulson) how many copies before the controversy and how many after? it sold 13,000 copies a day before the controversy, which was in late november. and on january 1st, it was up to 100,000. [audience gasps] and that--that really reinforces, carolivia-- astonishing. yeah, hooray, hooray, yes. every country has its own siberia, and that's our siberia, yeah. (blume) nevertheless, we would rather not-- it's true; isn't it funny? be censored. and what i'm hearing here is very interesting, because we're hearing two examples of books that were challenged because they offended this group or that group. and i'm not talking about page 200 and whatever-- right. and whatever that reference to sexuality is-- which is different. i mean, this is a growing problem. i see it as a growing problem where it was once-- you know, the extreme religious right that came after my books. it's as if everyone now has permi

it is friday, hooray. >> hooray. >> it is friday. >> it's march 9. good to have you with us. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm grace lee. it is 4:30. >>> we could get a ruling today on whether key evidence against ross mirkarimi will be allowed in his domestic violence trial. anne makovec in san francisco where pretrial motions are still being decided. she joins us with more. >> reporter: i feel like it's groundhog day because we have been talking about this video in particular for a couple of weeks now. this time the decision is being made by an appeals court. here are some snapshots from the video. it lasts about 55 seconds showing bruises allegedly caused by her husband. the video shot by her neighbor, ivory madison. the attorney wants the evidence thrown out. she thought she was speaking privately to an attorney since madison is a law school graduate even though she is unlicensed in california. this decision is being made by a three-judge panel in the appeals court after the judge in this case ruled last week that the video could be shown. mirkarimi's attorney is also fighting

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hip-hip hooray. he will meet colorado tomorrow. in the women's pac12, california plays colorado.at arejo. warriors will retire mullens. but these courts remind mullin of his childhood. >> i used to like coming here and i just felt myself getting better. i got hooked as i improved, as my self-esteem improved. i love the competition, i also had the desire to do things on my own as well. i really felt i had a ball in the basket i could kind of feel myself getting better. >> what a great career. he's now working at espn. but that's sports as we see it on thursday night. julie and frank. >> what an honor for him. >>> thank you for watching ktvu. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the morning team will have january's ♪ looking through a lens of gold ♪ ♪ only with my naked eyes ♪ doo, doo, doo-doo-doo, doo-doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo, doo-doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ doo-doo-doo, doo-doo, doo ♪ doo, doo ♪ doo-doo-doo, doo-doo, doo, doo ♪ [ male announcer ] refresh your home this spring with lowe's creative ideas magazine, inspiration on every page. now available free for ipad on the app

hip-hip hooray. he will meet colorado tomorrow. in the women's pac12, california plays colorado.ungsters at arejo. warriors will retire mullens. but these courts remind mullin of his childhood. >> i used to like coming here and i just felt myself getting better. i got hooked as i improved, as my self-esteem improved. i love the competition, i also had the desire to do things on my own as well. i really felt i had a ball in the basket i could kind of feel myself getting better. >> what a great career. he's now working at espn. but that's sports as we see it on thursday night. julie and frank. >> what an honor for him. >>> thank you for watching ktvu. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the morning team will have january's unemployment numbers which are set to be released tomorrow. we'll have them for you also online ktvu.com. good night. [ female announcer ] this is the story of eves. [ eves ] years ago, i hurt my shoulder drag racing. that's when i decided to take it easy, so i took up hang gliding. [ female announcer ] a grandpa who refuses to grow up. [ eves ] the pain

. >> it is definitely affecting me in a hooray way. classes i need to begin -- to know what kind of major i want. >> reporter: as for tuition from last year to this year, i went from $4800 a year to more than $6300. next fall it will reach over $7,000. university administrators will present the enrollment freeze to trustees today in long beach. they don't need board approval to do that. those presidential pay increases are also on the agenda. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 6:45 >>> appears america's younger generations may have a lot of work to do to improve their debt situation. >> bloomberg reporter jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with more on that and other financial news. >>> good morning this is one of those things that could have serious implications for the economy. care free days of youth may not be the case for today's 20 somethings, 60% say they feel trapped about their debt. the average 20 something is $45,000 in debt from school loans and credit cards. on top of that they don't know whether they should save

and your child and of course together as a family, hayden you just did your first exercise class hooray cute all right thank you holly love it. >> some talent competitions offer a shot at prizes, hollywood career but the grand prize winner of dc capital stars competition gets something more tangible and more profitable a $10,000 college scholarship from dc college access program the grand prize was awarded last night one of the judges noted choreographer actress and director and beauty, debbie alan and the winner a senior from duke ellington school for the performing arts nya norwood good to see you again. >>> nya congratulations. >> thank you. >> this is let me start with you, give me your reaction to last night. >> um, i was just so like happy that i have support to go to college a little cushion for me to you know, get through this. you know that is all i was just so happy and one of my closest friends was in the competition with me and he won second place. >> that's great. >> i was just so happy to be in the competition with him. >> this is what dc cap is about supporting district h

we have to admit it will change in a couple of days and i don't think we can go to hoahooray and hooraye. there are two things about this. pills and drills. president obama made fundamental error when he thought all teachers were expecting the sex lives to be subsidized. not all women are like that. and then drilling, americans see expensive gas as a problems. liberals see expensive gas as a solution. some of the administration were expected to have higher gas prices, because it helps curve consumption. that is the issue. they don't see president obama caring about the economy. >> be nice. i don't want to punch you out right now. >> greg: i'd like that. >> i don't think that the american person actually believes this is obama's fault. that the gas prices are all obama's fault. a lot has to do with the market and other things that are outside of president obam obama. we can blame him for a lot of things. >> blame bush. >> "washington post" yesterday, we held this up. you were here. gasoline, obama's handling of gasoline prices, 65% disagree and disapprove with his handling of the gasolin

so i say, hooray for the ag, hooray for holder and i think it's a limited policy in a war time with regard program going on by the president of the united states to target american citizens. but we are saying that if you are part of al-qaeda and you intend to do harm and we can't capture you, then you will be killed. >> steve: right. it only took him three years, but they sure sound a lot like the bush administration in many respects. >> it's absolutely bush, it's the repeat of bush and of course, we all remember how much the bush administration was decried and attacked in the 2008 election by the president and now there seems to be a switcharoo. >> steve: are you saying we're back to the future? >> we're kind of back to the future. unfortunately, we have to do that in this world. i think the attorney general made a compelling case. and it's ridiculous to say, release the memo. we want to see the memo the president saw. it's war time! you don't get to see those. >> steve: well stated. good to see you. >> thank you. >> steve: all right. straight ahead, he helped us tackle the relay challeng

hooray. everybody is excited. everybody is in a good mood.is something else that will get new a good mood. time for a look at today's my fox half off deal. it is half off a ticket to the monte carlo casino night to benefit the national ms society. fundraiser for multiple sclerosis research is happening on march 10th at the waterford in fair oaks, virginia. $50 can buy you one admission, a raverle ticket, a drink ticket and $25 in chips to enjoy casino games. to learn more about this deal, you can log onto form and look for my fox mihaljevic off on the right side of the home page. >> it is a good idea. half off and you get to help someone. >> i like that music. where did that come from. >> calvin johnson had it. >> thyrse producer. >> he has some great music. -- that is our producer. >> that is from casino royale. >> our forecast it today, not going to be as nice as jed when we had sunshine and temperatures in the 70s in many cases. can't do that every day in early march. it will be okay. it won't be that great actually. we're going to get rai

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say hooray, good. [applause] i used to think that a gopher was too specific an athletic symbol now i'd know about lions, so i think gophers are better. [laughter] what i propose to do is to speak for 20 minutes about my version of sanger's life and work and then christina page, a fellow goucher graduate and an advocate for reproductive rights, and the author of the very important book, how the pro-choice movement saved america, freedom, politics and the war on sex. and then, we will have a conversation about sanger and then we both look forward to your questions and comments. christina is an expert on the recent history of abortion rights, so i'm going to do for all questions after margaret sanger's death in 1966. these are perilous times for women's reproductive rights. we see the sign posts every day. a constitutional amendment in mississippi on fertilized eggs, yes, fertilized eggs, personhood and constitutional rights. and none of us should think that its defeat last week was a victory. rather, suc

hooray! researchers say chocolate has an effect on the metabolic system. in 1,000 adults, those who ate chocolate more frequently had a lower body mass index. i knew this all along. i'm a chocoholic. >> and you're skinny. there you go. >> i love it. >> do you think the same is true for the hot fudge sundae? >> maybe the extra fudge. what i mean? that's chocolate. >> bury the ice cream completely. >> goodness, m & ms. yummy. >> we'll go to tom to see what the forecast calls for. tom? >>> good morning. you'll want to get your winter gear out. it's a puffy coat morning. we thought we were done with that, but no, at or below freezing throughout the region. reagan national at 36. much of fairfax, arlington, montgomery, and prince george's counties are at or below freezing. hope you brought in your tender plants. right now, in southern maryland, most locations in the northern neck and lower part of the bay, in the mid to upper 30s. above freezing. everywhere, west and north of i-95, it is near or below freezing. here's the day planner, sunrise at 7:00. by 9:00,

hooray. it includes proposals for income tax reform and sets a cap of over 1 trillion on diskraegsary spending and calls for changes to medicare t the budget chairman paul ryan said it would provide seniors with more choices. the white house says the budget fails the test of balance, fairness and shared responsibility. and it's election year, did i mention. president obama will spend time with irish prime minister edna kennedy. they are going to attend house speaker's friends of ireland 11chion. that was awful, wasn't it. bruce is laughing. this evening mr. kenny will be the guest at the president and first lady's st. patrick's day reception. you're a couple days late. and president obama is of irish decent on his mother's side of the family if you didn't know it. i'm going to give up right now. let's move on to the other big story, the attorney for trayvon martin's family was speaking out. he wants the police to arrest the man on the screen, george zimmerman, the neighborhood watch captain w

the last hooray is a wild show of sparks and sparkles and then the figures catch fire.ng near the burning display to make sure the fire doesn't spread. but they don't touch the flaming figures as the crowds would rebel. they love to watch their beloved festival sculptures go up in smoke. such incendiary splendor seems to trump any sadness that might surround so much destruction. the scene plays itself out hundreds of times all over the city into the night. >> the smoke of the burning fire will lift and the scent of these flowers will fade away but soon already, the people of valencia will be busy planning the next fallas festival. amy kellogg, fox news. >> that looks cool. thank you very much, amy. out we go to brian and juliet. >> thank you very much, steven. remember this lady, brian? >> yep, we introduce you to laura mcmanus, mom in her 40's who decided being 40 doesn't mean you should stop cheerleading especially if you're in the nfl. >> you're an nfl cheerleader. >> yes. >> are we allowed to ask how old you are? >> i'm 43. >> three years ago, you became the oldest

>> hooray for hollywood. >> behind the usama bin laden capture, what's the great message they're hinging on? >> that hollywood loves unemployment because it makes people watch television and go to movies and i thought it was funny that ron paul had the guys from "the artist" do his. you like that one? that was so -- ron didn't get it. >> incredible achievements here. if all obama did was get usama, let's not forget that three years ago, number one on our list was to make sure that we were safer and felt safer. obama did get usama on his watch. the economy is definitely getting better. we've had 24 years of increase in job creation. >> absolutely. >> so there have been some -- >> first of all, i don't remember president obama running back in 2008 on hire me, i'll get usama bin laden. again, resetting the narrative. >> no, somebody else did. somebody on the other side ran on that. somebody else ran on that. >> i don't think so. >> wait a minute! wait a minute! wait a minute! wait a minute! wait a minute! >> lay off -- >> hey! >> thank you. >> come on. why are you attacking me? >> wait a mi

. ♪ hooray for dollywood in 1990, alana miles had the number one song "black velvet." [ male announcerheard? it's bring your happiness to work day. campbell's microwavable soups. in three minutes -- the deliciousness that brings a smile to any monday. campbell's -- it's amazing what soup can do. >> brian got this right. we'll have to send the prize to lisa carson in raleigh, north carolina. today is jason kidd's birthday. happy birthday, kid. >> happy birthday. >> working 9 to 5 won't cut it for our next guest, she's too busy creating jobs and expanding her hit theme park dollywood. >> yep. let's take a look. this is a bird's eye point of view of the park's latest attraction. the wild eagle roller coaster ride is taking flight for the very first time today. >> and that is dolly parton's helmet camera. right now, she is on this ride from pigeon forge. dolly parton -- >> oh! look at that! >> whoa! >> i would never get on that ride! >> you have never taken your own roller coaster? >> it's too scary! no, i don't ride the rides especially this one. it's like i have too much to lose like my

hooray for that. and by the way, all of this has happened without any kind of state intervention.i love america. i'm proud to be an american. >> host: musket curt on the conversation. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i'm a 72-year-old american veteran of the cold war submarine sailor and this is my opinion about war. we haven't fought a war since world war ii. world war ii in the eastern jeter against germany was one by total annihilation and total destruction. japan, same thing. what we have now is congresses occurring more when they don't mean war. war is and that is by definition. you have to go when and you have to be able to totally destroy the other side. if they don't want our people to go to war, tell congress, don't declare war. declare a meat grinder for our troops. have a wonderful day. god bless america. >> host: something our color just that is the ugly truth behind war, war is murder. sometimes increases opinion it's necessary but still murder. >> guest: well, i agree. you have to say it's necessary. if you don't say it's necessary, you know, peacenik, doesn't

hooray for that. and by the way, all this has happened without any kind of state intervention. i love america. i'm proud to be an american. poster lets get curt on the conversation. an independent color. good morning. >> guest: good morning >> caller: good morning. i'm a veteran of the cold war 72-year-old american veteran of the cold war. we haven't fought a war since world war ii. world war ii and the eastern theater against germany was one by total annihilation and total destruction. japan, same thing. but we have now as congress is declaring war when they don't mean more. war is. and that is my definition. you have to go and then you have to be able to totally destroy the other side. if they don't want our people to go to war, tell congress to declare war. declaring the kind of work groups. have a wonderful day. god bless america. >> host: arcola shih said on twitter that the ugly truth behind war, war is murder and sometimes increases opinion at necessary but still murder. >> guest: i still agree. you have to say it's necessary. if you don't say it's necessary, you know, i

hooray for that. by the way, all this has happened without any kind of state intervention. i love america and i'm proud to be an american. host: let's get an independent caller in plymouth, wisconsin on the conversation, kurt. caller: good morning. i am a 72-year-old american, a veteran of the cold war. this is my opinion about war. we have not fought a war since 1972. world war ii in the eastern theater against germany waws won by total annihilation, total destruction. same. the stam what we have now is congress is declaring war when they don't mean war. war is hell and that is by definition. you have to go in and totally destroy the other side. if they don't want our people to go to war, tell congress don't declare war, declared a meat grinder for our troops. host: on twitter -- guest: i agree. you have to say it is necessary. if you don't say it is necessary, then you are someone who does not really understand the reality of geopolitics. they will not you down whatever way you go. if you criticize the war before it starts, then you don't support the president, and how ca

by the vacant -- hooray for that. all this has happened without state intervention. i love america. host: good morning. caller: good morning. i am a 72-year-old american, a veteran of the cold war, submarine sailor, and this is my opinion about war. we have not fought a world since -- a war since world war ii. the eastern theater was won by total annihilation and destruction. japan, same thing. what we have now is congress is declaring war when they do not mean war. war is hell, by definition. you have to go in and you have to be able to totally destroy the other side. if they do not want our people to go to war, tell congress do not declare war. declared a meat grinder for our troops. have a wonderful day. god bless america. host: a twitter viewer says -- guest: i agree and you have to say it is necessary. if you do not say it is eacenik.y, you are a piec they will not you down which ever way you go. if he criticized the war before it is called, then you do not support the president. these young people going to war and you are criticizing it. when you need to sense -- when you need