howard brown provides health services to people living with hiv and aids. donors responded by giving $90,000 in pledges and this week an anonymous donor said he will match donor -- pledges up to $100,000 until november 30. donor credits the clinic with treating his son and saving his life. >>> she took her beef with her boss to the internet. next, the facebook rant that got one woman fired could now become a precedent setting face about free speech and social media. >>> and later in lunch break, a james beard award winning chef who helped poppize fusion cue qn. cooking with ming si. >>> president obama international agenda moves to south korea where he is attaining the g20 summit. president is expected to find himself on the defensive today. other world lead doors not agree with the u.s. plan to boost the economy. the federal reserve is buying $600 billion in long term government bonds in an attempt to reduce interest rates and increase lending. some other nations are complaining this move will give american goods an unfair advantage in the global market. p

the howard brown clinic on north clark street in lakeview allegedly improperly spent federal money for an aids study to pay the operating expenses. it will take half million dollars of new money from somewhere to keep the clinic only. the 600 regular patients many with aids or hiv. five out of six illinoisans with aids live in chicago area. >>> the chicago area is getting $4 million to fight obesity. the money was awarded by the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention. it will be divided among cook county local governments, schools and other community based groups. organizers-- organizations will receive 25,000 and $200,000 to support programming to curb the obesity epidemic. >>> coming up next, another qantas passenger plane experiences serious engine problems during a flight. >> more trouble for nasa's oldest and most traveled shuttle ahead of its final mission. >>> we were getting into the holiday mood. singer catherine mcfee is here to perform new songs off her christmas album. >>> another qantas boeing flight experiences engine problems in mid-air. flight was on its way fr

who beat harold browne -- howard ford. and nevada's john ensign. utah's orrin hatch. ay bailey hutchison of texas. arizona's jon kyl. lugar. maine's olympia snowe and mississippi's wicker who took trent lott's place. fairly new members of congress like scott brown. your thoughts, are you happy to to see them knocked off by crazies on the right, to put it bluntly. >> bluntly and honestly, yes, i am actually because they'll get knocked off by crazies on the right and if you look at the tea parent's record with their crazies on the right, starting with christine o'donnell and going to alaska with joe miller and nevada with sharron angle. >> he acts like -- >> and colorado with buck. >> he looks like andy warhol 15 minutes are up for that guy. >> one of two things, produced nominees who couldn't win or they've produced nominees who made it possible for democratic candidates who are severely vulnerable to win or they've put democrats in play where they shouldn't be in play. if olympia snowe gets primary by a tea party candidate and that tea party candidate wins, that seat i

here kim brown. >> reporter: east west big rods between howard and anne arundel county looks good.ute 100, 32, and route 175 all lanes open every where. no problems on 97 north and southbound at route 100. as we look at the maps, we have a couple things working up in har forecounty in bel air. route 22 and route 543 there's crash with possible lane blockages. also word of a water main break which has a road closed in both direction betweens route 24 and tollgate road. baltimore city, we are work an accident at caton and joe avenue and road closures downtown for the veterans day parade

howard county police officer. authorities say he was not injured when he ran a red light. he slammed into officer kirk brown's cruiser. the officer was taken to shop, where he was treated and released. -- shock trauma where he was treated and released. >> rice says he offered to sign an autograph after being issued a warning by police. police are investigating the case. >> honoring service men and women. >> how they are taking care of veterans and their families days before veterans day. we will have details. >> talk about parity. ravens and falcons. a battle of words, almost identical words. >> the insta-weather plus forecast is coming up. forecast is coming up. right now 67 at i need a home performance with energy star audit. this sensor will show why my living room gets too hot and too cold! get up to $2,450 dollars in rebates and keep saving with home performance with energy star. get started at bgesmartenergy.com. >> the new president at the university of maryland- baltimore was officially inaugurated. ed he began his term at the university as the sixth president on july 1. >> at thurgood marshall, there

howard university at night. i wanted to know what do you think this is actually going to do? i think 50 years after brown all sure. >> one thing that were certain to conservatives with all of the changes going on in america and whatever advances conservatives were making in the world of ideas it was still having a little impact in practical parole ticks. >>> we n -- practical politics. >> we needed a spokesman. who was going to speak for us nationally and politically where >> barry goldwater published conscience of a conservative outlining political philosophy it aimed to quote bridge the gap between theory and practice. 120 pages it was an instant hip. it was co written by national review writer and editor brent bow zell. >> my father was speech right w for senator goldwater. he asked him to write the book that every candidate writes po before running for office as i understand it others recall it my father wrote it in 19 days. >> all of the writing was done by brad bozell. no y question about that. it was based on the ideas positions and speeches and other material provided by barry gold wauter. >> he

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. >> tina brown seemed to be your first, second, third, and fourth choice for editor. why was that? >> i need hardly tell you, howard, since you work for her. this is an indomitable force. this is the unique talent in journalism. thoroughly established, still gloriously curious, and, to use her favorite word, totally animated. that's an irresistible combination. >> let me ask you financially, though, with 250 people working at "newsweek," 70 at "the daily beast," now a combined company, is it inevitable, sidney harman, there will be no, ma'am job cultcul -- some job cuts? >> it is inevitable if we merge two organizations intelligently, there will be some modification. i so dislike that emphasis on job cuts. what we're here to do is produce a stunningly effective combination and to save as many jobs as possible. >> tina brown, these negotiations with you and sidney harman and of course barry diller, the chief executive of iac, your parent company, went on for quite a while, a lot of jockeying over who would control that, it fell apart, you said the prenup was too difficult for this marriage, and yet here you are. how

howard ford and nevada's john ensign. kay bailey hutchins of texas. indiana's dick lugar. a lot of those guys are fairly new members of congress like scott brown see them being knocked off by crazies on the right to put it bluntly? >> yes, i am, actually, they're going to get knocked off by crazies on the right. if you look at the tea party's record starting with christine o'donnell and going to alaska with joe miller. >> he's got a short 15 minutes. that guy. >> but for the most part, they've done one of two things. they've either produced nominees who couldn't win or produced nominees who made it possible for democrat nominees who were severely vulnerable to win. if olympia snowe gets primaried and that candidate wins, it's going to a democratic candidate. any purple or blue state represented by a republican, if the tea party nominee comes out, i'd be willing to bet they lose. if hatch did what murkowski did now, he probably would win. i think you're probably going to see temptations to not participate in the tea party process and to do it on their own. >> orrin hatch -- i mean, joe sestak would have been better off running against specter i