jamaica, captain roger admitted he was like lip to lose anderson. in a similar incident two years earlier, two charleston, south carolina slaves were freed from another boat which had docked in kingston, and the refusal of the local authorities to hand over american fugitive slaves who had escaped british territories meant that rogers knew he was unlikely to get his way. his problem was compounded by the fact that he knew he would likely face prostitution in maryland for allowing anderson to escape, keeping anderson below and out of sight seemed the best answer to an untenable situation. once it became known that anderson was being held on board the ship, a group of jamaicans went before a local magistrate and insisted he be set free, but the magistrate refused to act insists it was the sole responsibility to whom the ship was confined to take 2 fwhishive. the in an attempt to prove anderson was who he initially claimed to be provided what we'll call protection papers signed by a notary in baltimore stating that the man who came on board the young a

more clues are emerging from his hometown, kingston, jamaica. we found out that the prosecutors flow over to help him lead the charge he was facing at the same time for carrying a few bullets into jamaica, a relatively minor charge, or so he thought. he is now dead, and his lawyer from the time now more forthcoming. >> he was charged with importation of firearms, and i think there were -- might have been other charges. >> it transpire he was facing charges of bringing guns, ammunition, and silence is into jamaica and this is potential life sentence. >> there was a fine on the charges, but no imprisonment. >> you must have been pretty surprised. >> i was delighted. i was delighted. i was delighted. >> do you think the prosecutors coming down on him to testify made the difference between him going to jail and not going to jail? >> let's put it this w -- i considered at that time that it might have made a difference, and that is why i called him. nothing of any value. it is purely ornamental. >> no confessions? your knowledge -- you do the most of

interest in beach volleyball and will cheer on sprinter usain bolt who he met on a recent trip to jamaica. the queen show showing support to the olympics tuesday. >> the games will leave a strong legacy for future generations. >> but not everyone has caught olympic fever. london cabdrivers staged a protest on the tower bridge, angry at being forced out of

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jamaica. is many things that take place within their living rooms that the general public really don't have a clue as to what the mechanism is allowed to happen. like our guys talking about you know let's say you know academies you know back in the eighty's. dr carlos dr smith was a walking talking. now who we. want well you look good maybe is talking to told me that. it was a journey and. god bless america we've been murdered but we don't give you the american public works workers of america the opportunity to make those usa uniforms we have a million dollars of china already really good. to have the economy when i come out of the struggle so this is a question we put to the united states of the committee a jury lou what are you guys doing so you think that this is kind of just a part of the bigger picture a bigger problem that you know i mean everything is made in china these days and really the problem the bigger problem is that all these jobs are being shifted off sea oversea is. absolutel

america as well as we have citizenship of any nation to represent places you have to get with in jamaica and you have very good to say that you can go and gladly recognition as jamaican to run the olympic games live jamaica. is many things that take place within the liberal grounds that the general public really don't have a clue as to what the mechanism is to allow these things to happen. like our guest talking about the uniform of the lesser uniforms they get amazing back in the eighty's. dr carlos dr smith walk the walk and talk the talk now here we are at two thousand and twelve the eleventh committee is talk of the tall enough. and it was a target and. god bless america waved america but we don't give a the american public works the workers of america the opportunity to make those usa eunuch moms we have a million dollars that we can send to china already we did to china we said a million dollars we had to have the kind of me when i gonna be struggling so this is a question we put to the united states and the committee attorney what do you guys don't. get some food for thought there

he was beaten in jamaica's olympic trials.lt's coaches say the sprinter is 101% ready. >> kobe gets the slam. >> this year's men's olympic basketball team appears ready for the game. team usa cruised over spain 100-78 in the final exhibition game. carmelo anthony had 27 points. team usa will begin their quest for a second straight gold medal on sunday against france. >>> remember, nbc 4 is your home for the 2012 olympic games. dan hele will be bringing us live reports starting tomorrow at 5:45, and you can go over to the london 2012 section of nbcwashington.com for the latest on the games any time day or night. >> i'm getting excited. >> yeah. >> coming up. >>> almost 6:21. time for weather and traffic on the 1st. >> brilliant sunshine behind us there this morning and a nice, cool morning to get it started. >> a golden glitter path on the potomac. sun is up, a clear sky. low humidity it has moved in overnight and is in place, a fresh and cool morning across maryland, virginia, west virginia, most locations, low to mid 60s. tha

. >> i think one of my favorites, my track coach from middle school who is jamaica. i'm not going to try to read in a jamaica accent. >> that could be fun. >> brenna, never stop running in the race of life regardless of the obstacles you face. continue to be that dedicated person that you are and i know you will succeed. it was great coaching you. coach baker. >> so sweet. many, many over the years just like that. evelyn, i know brenna tweeted shortly after receiving the book. she said, i can't explain how moved i am by all this. somehow they kept it a secret all these years. how in the world did you keep it a secret? where did you hide it? >> it was in the top of the walk-in closet. there were times it would get put on a book shelf. one funny story. it stayed in the middle of an envelope. i don't know why. we had tossed it into a book shelf. i actually was cleaning for a change and had her assisting me and was pulling books off and handing them to her. i hit that and it hit me what it was. i thought oh, my gosh. i had to stealthily go and hide it somewhere else. >>

w jamaica's olympic trials. 'k01 f back.lt's coaches say the sprinter cf1 o later this morning on "the today show," natalie morales over down the jordan weiber and gabby douglas. dan hele will bring you live reports from across the pond starting tomorrow morning at 5:45, and at to the london 2012 section on nbcwashington.com. today you can learn more about 33 american athletes you need to keep your eye on during these games. . that ball is gone. >> the nats win again. >> the nats win again. they place lead and are tied for the second best record in all of baseball. they will go for a sweep of the mets this afternoon. stephen strasburg will be on the mound. >>> the orioles playoff hopes are fading by tro] eno he willchx auctioned off august frazier owns the trophy now. he said he is auctioning it off to celebrate the 100th anniversary of that world series title and the opening of fenway park. frazier says there were two world collec the team's co-owner received the other one but no one knows what happened to that one. >>> so

. >> reporter: angela green and her family just returned from jamaica. the silver springs resident says she chooses vwi often over other airport. she knows a new and improved runway could bring more passengers with it. >> if they're going to improve the runway because they improved the airport, that's probably overdue. >> the airport says construction should be completed in september, long before the holiday rush begins. i'm gi girks barr net, wjz news. >> this grant is a small portion of the $350 million price tag that's designated to bring the runway up to federal air safety standards. >>> thowfs fans showed up at the poor boy's restaurant to meet terrel suggestion, who is making progress in his recovery. >>> thousands of people are unoutside today, enjoying arts, crafts, displays, tables, and vendors at art scape. today was the first day of the free outdoor fest value. -ups are kiss playing their paints, photographs, sculptures, jewelry reason clothe, lots of chotchkies you could buy today. didn't see that ride there last year. that looks fun. >>> sti

another side comment, there is a lot of suggestion that this organization set up in jamaica will, but what a mistake we make if we don't join the treaty and put the representative there who would have the absolute power to veto any action suggested by the organization. the treaty who i have a lot of respect for, but two of the chief criticisms. this couldn't be further from the truth. this treaty promotes our sovereignty by cotifying the property rights and our extended continental shelf. it will be ours and people will know it's ours we have every right to defend it. the second is opposition to a small portion of royalties from development that would be going to the international sea bed authority. my response to that is simple. the u.s. treasury will lose hundreds and hundreds of billions of dollars in royalty revenue by not providing companies the legal certainty and stability to develop the extended continental shelf. it's a simple witness. we get most of the money under that system. the treaty provides that the ability to explore and develop and produce billions of dollars in roy

russia could potentially move to gold and jamaica to silver if the americans result isn't up. to tennis we're not even been maintaining her competitive edge ahead of the london games the thirty year old advancing into the semifinals in california beating another a limp expired local favorite. patrol boat with the edge going in having won the purse previous to w t a encounters the russian taking the first set six four but then lost her rhythm somewhat to spec american chunk it swiftly storming back to square the second set six two true but however it showed her mental result in the decider holding on for a six four two six seven six victory russian players have won three of the past four titles and so little. motor sport in our formula one test driver maria davey has returned home to spain after losing her right eye in horrific car accident thirty two year old if he ought to join russian team o.t.c. in march was conducting a test drive an inventor earlier this month when her car suddenly struck a stationary lorry she then underwent surgery to treat serious head on facial injuri

after the one hundred meters in nine point seven five seconds both blake and boats will represent jamaica in london along with more and we're finished third in that city with more years i know. finally among the athletes going so long in our family who hope to repeat the success they had in beijing the lopez brought home three medals in psych was all for america at the latest lympics they also hold their success in no small part so their coach who is the eldest son michael has this story. it was an exciting time for us for me and my family. just to know that you know this is what we worked hard for whole life and two thousand and eight we made history becoming the first family of top of the trio you know three to actually make the olympic team but we broke the record because my brother gene is the olympic coach. it's a feat that had only been achieved going to be cool over century in one thousand and four when the liberal disqualified for the u.s. gymnastics team. but unlike them the lucas family also brought home two bronze medals and won silver medal. the first time a big dream was forc

the one hundred meters down in nine point seventy five seconds both blake and bowls will represent jamaica in london along with war and we are the finished third in that two hundred meters final. meanwhile the russian beach soccer team has won his first qualifier for that's one hundred thirteen feet for world cup they thrashed latvia nine two in moscow alex a macor of scored four goals while dimitri she added a hat trick russia hopes to continue their free scoring four on monday when they play germany the germans lost their opening match to poland to one in group a the two best teams from each group who qualified for the last sixteen stage. and stand on the sand where russia has claimed another berth at the upcoming lawns and olympics this time the men's beach volleyball team qualified with it sunil win over poland's the two russian sounds and seems convincingly came through the group stages of the world and to qualify and sentiments before dispatching the poles in the final it was the last chance for the financing even to emulate their female counterparts in winning the comforter ration i

the fastest time in the world the she with nineteen point eight seconds both played both represent jamaica and then though along with warm we're finished now two hundred meters final. while russia has claimed another berth at the upcoming elim pics the men's beach volleyball team booking it take it to london with it to know when over poland in moscow my club change to watch them world a limb pick qualification tournament. then with the tournament started exactly what it says on the tin olympic qualification that's something that up till now how deluded the russian men's beach volleyball team after failing to emulate russia's women's team already qualified by winning the continental cup this really was the last chance saloon for them but the russians kept their nerve seeing of poland in the final in two rather one sided games. in the first you got of and you need to beat but bush was shocked and people come tore into straight sets partner sergei prokofiev repeated that feat against poland second duo. and. i hold that equalled russia's twenty run of four wins in the last going into the match

the one hundred meters dash and nine point seven five seconds both blake and bolts will represent jamaica in london along with warren we are a group the nation's third invent two hundred meters final. meanwhile the russian beach soccer team has won its first qualifier for the twenty thirteen people world cup they thrashed out the nine two in moscow i like same a coral scored four goals while dimitri shushan added and hat trick russia hope to continue their three scoring form on monday when they play germany the germans lost their opening match to poland two one in group eight to two best teams from each group will qualify to the last sixteen stage. and to stay on the sand where russia has claimed another berth at the upcoming london olympics this time the men's beach volleyball team qualified with it sunil win over poland's it's a russian towns and seems convincing to me came through the group stages of the world and because of one tournaments before dispatching the poles in the final it was the last chance for the side after failing to emulate their female counterparts in winning the rat

kickbacks on those who greed to write extra prescriptions including trips to resorts and commuter jamaica and california so this could be another reason why the americans don't care about the live or scandal is that they're so drug addled by these you know these big pharmaceutical companies pushing doctors to prescribe these medications over prescribe them but also to prescribe them for things that they don't even treat right and the penalty would be to pay a fine and the some of the fine if you place it on the positive the fed you make money on a positive interest rate arbitrage. in other words you get paid to commit fraud here's a drug company they're committing fraud they're over of subscribing and a depression is because america are trying to medicate themselves into oblivion as they watch their democracy flushed down the toilet so here's a pharmaceutical company that's saying ha ha not only are we able to sell all these products and put millions of people's own lives in jeopardy but the final word charge are going to put on the deposit of the fed and make money in the positive intere

. >> reporter: angela green and her family just returned from jamaica. she says they choose it over other airports. she knows a new and improved runway could bring other passengers. >> because they improve the airport, i think that's over due. >> now the grant is just a small portion of a 350 million- dollar project. it's designed to bring the runways up to federal safety standards by 2015. let's check in on the weather. >> good morning to everybody out there. it's been a great weekend so far and what a break from the heat. after 104 degrees on wednesday, that was the record high, yesterday we hit another record high but it was a record low temperature, only 69 degrees. first warning doppler radar doesn't look like much. there's still fog and drizzle out there. that's what we're dealing with the next couple of hours. let's go over and show you advisories are still in effect for all the rain we did get the last couple of lays and for the water still banking up against the bay there. the next high tides are running a little bit higher than usual. here's wh

dysfunction to weight loss, some of the drugses and that they supplied doctors with gifts and trips to jamaica and to try to entice them to prescribe it. >> also suppressing the data that the downside, the risks of the prescription purposes were significant and dangerous. >> yeah. specifically with the drug paxil. what the prosecutors say is that they did clinical trials of paxil and looked at the use of the drug in adolescents and it didn't show good results and in fact, it showed -- it showed some signs that it actually was bad. it created suicidal thinking and yet they promoted it. >> will there be a next chapter? can glaxo say we paid our $3 billion and we cooperated and on to the next. >> they say they've changed their practices. they've instituted a whole list of policies that prevent them -- this kind of activity from happening again. >> they always say that when they sign the agreement. the companies say we reform, never again. of course it always happens again. dr. wolfe, this is a window into a significant issue in the pharmaceutical world. how pervasive do you think it is the so-cal

jamaica is another interesting one. daughter of bob marley designed some of the sportswear. >> she's the daughter of reggae legend which is fabulous. the colors of the jamaican flag, leaf present, yellow, exotic, slight touch of military, too. usain bolt will look gorgeous walking in. >> some fashions cause a little controversy. here is one from spain. number one is a russian designer. some of the athletes tweeted photos of themselves wearing the designs. i guess to be diplomatic about it, they don't love these designs. what do you think? >> it's a russian designer. very blingy red color. there's a bit of controversy in spain. they do have fabulous designers in spain. i think it cost a little less for the team outfits by going to another designer. still quite a punch coming into the ceremonies. >> being in the olympics is cool no matter what you're wearing. >> no matter what. >> thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> the duel in the pool. matt talks to ryan lochtee coming up after these messages. his teen face. because

>> bill, you worked as a service animal for an elderly rich man in jamaica. the the service is correct. secondly, i don't get this whole pig muslim theory. muslims are not allowed to eat pigs, but they don't melt if they are in the same room with them. >> they are not supposed to be intermingled with them. >> we will close things out with a post game wrap up with andy levy. go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> back to al for the pwu. >> are you still trying to get a talk show gig? >> i am trying to be the next greg gutfeld. i have my own blog version. i don't know if you heard of the jill dobson show.com. wildly popular. four to five hits a day. >> where are you going to be, joe? >> i'm not joe. that's joe. >> i am going to be at the comedy club in webster, new york. that's the name of the place. this thursday night through saturday night doing shows and a bunch of "red eye" fans are coming out. the rest of you come out, and i hope to see you. >> everything ready for

speaker, h.r. 5958 renames the jamaica bay wildlife refuge visitor center to the james l.ley center. we do not object to this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i'm very pleased to yield four minutes to the author of this legislation, the gentleman from new york, mr. turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is recognized for four minutes. mr. turner: thank you, mr. speaker. i ride in strong support of h.r. 5958, which recognizes senator james l. buckley for his service to our country and his efforts to create the gateway national recreation center in new york and new jersey. by renaming the visitor center in jamaica bay wildlife refuge of the gateway national recreational area in his honor, senator james l. buckley has been a true public servant who served at the highest level of all three branches of government as well as the united states navy during world war ii. along with his fellow new york senator, sena

. >> no, you got to go to jamaica. >> no, it's not. >> even in jail, ranich manages to have a few laughs she also has some genuine sorrow. now in her second stay at maricopa, this time facing charges of identity theft and trafficking stolen property, she lost custody of her 5-year-old daughter during her first time here. >> my aunt has her. it's really tough. my fiance has two daughters of his own that i've kinda just taken over being their mother so technically i have three but one i can't really see. i'll get her back eventually. >> back at the 4th avenue jail, joe watson is helping another inmate deal with the pain of separation from his loved one. >> what's up, man? you want it. >> i wrote that poem for your girl. >> let me see. >> let me read it to you and see if it's all right. i write this for you in the sweetest sense with love and longing this is true romance. if i were a free man i'd whisk you away, we'd be on the lam and in love come what may. flowers, flowers you know which ones, the ones that grow tall and face the sun, from a.j. to the east, i will cry your name and then re

to probably the worst moment of your life. 2008, beijing olympics, up against your old enemy from jamaica. i don't want to say it because it hurts too much. you ran 21.93. she ran 21.74. 0.17 of a second. how many times have you relived that 0.17 of a second? >> i feel every day since then. i'm always thinking about it at practice. i don't want to get that thought out of my head because it does motivate me. but it's tough. >> you've won a gold in the relay. you've won all the world titles and won everything else. but in the end, the 200 meters is your thing. and you've got this incredible rival who keeps beating you when it really matters. this is it, isn't it? london olympics, you're at the peak of your power. you've got to win this. >> i've got to win. that's what it's all about. like you said, i've done this other stuff. this is the one missing thing pit's what i really want. i need everything to come together at the right type. >> tell me about the drive and the hunger that it takes to be a real olympic champion. >> it's something i feel like i was born with. i'm just competitive. it

let's go to jamaica. we're checking out the room. looks pretty much the same.left hand side you see the king bed. on the right hand side you see the king bed is two twin beds pushed together. finally back to the dom minute can republic. -- dominican republic. time to eat. you see the beautiful buffet, the beautiful people but in real life it's not exactly the same deal. a little dirty. all the food is gone, no carving station. this is a good sense to tell you, you know, don't always believe everything you see. >> pois ter.-- oyster.com. >>> they're ready to save some more money. jessica is coming back with today's daily deals right after the break. >> plus, spiderman, king at the box office but falls short of industry expectations. we'll explain why. >>> dealing with a few sprinkles right notice in northwest d.c. you're going to see we have showers and even a few rumbles of thunder. especially on the eastern shore from easton to cambridge and oxford. even west of frederick you may be getting a little bit of lightning and thunder. for today showers and storms on

now we'll start with usain bolt, the fastest man of the world from jamaica.r of the games coming in, stole the show in beijing. there's a lot of intrigue here. this is a very fast runner, 100, 200. he has not been running particularly well lately. his training was shrouded in secrecy. seems like the figure most likely to beat him is his training partner, johan blake. fastest man in the world is going to be any any event a sexy premiere event. especially with the intrigue surrounding usain bolt. >> we're not saying usain bolt has lost a step since beijing, right? >> well -- >> maybe? >> we shall see. he's had an issue with false starts and the ioc rules have changed. there's a lot of intrigue here. you talk to some of the jamaican journalists and they think blake might have a chance. to bolt's credit, he's been very outspoken. he said i'm here to become a legend. somebody asked him if somebody else was going to win, who would he like it to be. he looked at the interviewer from the bbc and said "don't ever ask me that question again." >> bolt tends to win by hu

snoop says he was born again during a visit to jamaica don't you know earlier this year and connecteds he hasn't retired completely from rap but that he wants to make music his getting the first reaction from swimming star michael phelps after his attempt to make olympic history. those races are on later tonight on taped delay on the nbc. number 18 and 19 for my career so far. omg i'm speechless right now. is he referring to miss medal wins today making him the most decorated olympian of all time. "wall street journal" poking fun how nbc is delaying coverage until prime time. take a look at this prime time 100-meter back stroke. >> here comes missy. here going to be close coming down to the touch. and the winner is missy. missy the missile. at 17 years of age missy franklin has won first individual gold at the olympic games and she can't keep that million-dollar smile off her face. >> shepard: love you "wall street journal." american missy franklin winning the gold. before we go, our team's top five things of the day. number five, accusations of doping. second gold medal today asked i

the two met earlier this year in jamaica.lso apparently snagged tickets to the women's beach volleyball finals, although i hope somebody told him they might be wearing long johns this year. apparently, somebody from the australian team said that's a possibility. disappointing. we want to know what events you're looking forward to. go to our facebook page, news 4 today, and let us know what you want to see. >>> there will be no more "made in china" on the tags of the u.s. olympic uniforms. the u.s. olympic committee and a group of senators reached a deal to require uniforms be made in the usa starting with the 2014 winter games. this year's opening ceremony outfits were made in china, causing an uproar on the hill. the policy applies to all future olympic games. they are designed by -- >> ralph lauren, yes. 6:26 is our time right now. much more from the olympics still ahead, including what role the first lady will play in london. >>> plus, file it under do not try this at home. how michael phelps fuels up for his training sess

the two met earlier this year when harry visited jamaica.e also learned prince harry snagged tickets to the women's beach volleyball finals. hmm. we want to know which olympic events you are looking forward to the most and let us know on our "news4 today" facebook page. i still say swimming is going to be the most exciting event. >> going to be a big one. prince harry might be disappointed if all the volleyball players are wearing long johns like the australian team yesterday. >> hopefully, the weather will hold up. >> all right, it is 5:25. >>> coming up, hitting close to home. what we're learning about one of the colorado shooting victims with ties to our region. >>> plus, what d.c. mayor vincent gray is saying about allegations facing him and a campaign scandal. >>> and tom is busy tracking another round of hot weather. organic artichokes, organic lettuce, organic kale... does your cauliflower have a big carbon footprint? not at all. that's great. melons!!! oh yeah!! well that was uncalled for. uhh... mr. gallagher. incoming!!! hahaha! it

so far, two trips are planned, one heading to the bahamas and the other to jamaica.r the cost -- >> priceless. >> maybe memories. if you're willing to bunk four to a cabin, it could be as little as $500 a person. the most expensive package is going for $9,000. reservations open this saturday on the concert website. >> a rave on the waves. >> there you go. >> exactly. >>> let's check the forecast. i kind of like the cooler temperatures, so we for the enjoy today. >> yeah, those coachella concertgoers will as well, because the coachella valley, when that concert traditionally takes place, triple-digit temperatures. i grew up there. you can see the golden gate bridge this morning, the tippy top. that fog has not yet settled to the surface. we're still getting some winds strong enough to mix up our atmosphere and keep that dense fog from settling down. we'll see that happen as we head throughout next couple of hours. and we have slight delays out of sfo. between about an hour and a half and two hours. here's a live look at san jose. it's already mostly cloudy here and ov

one heading to the bahamas, do your thing, the other one to jamaica. >> people really do want to takeruises. to a fan, to a music fan, it's like you can vacation with your favorite rock star for a few days. >> awesome! get your glow sticks and get on the water. how much is this thing going to cost? if you're willing to bunk four to a cabin, it could be as little as $500 a person. the most expensive package going for about $9,000. reservations open up saturday on the coachella concert website. >> it looks like you better not be be claustrophobic on the high seas. >> better not. when are we hitting our bags? we're going to hit that party, right? >> maybe with we can take the show on the road. >> i like that. >>> 5:50. coming up, rent on the rise. >> plus, would california's budget be in better shape if they weren't in economic trouble? we'll take a look at that coming up in business news. >> right now we'll take a look live over san francisco. the transamerica building there as the sky turns from dark to light blue, a few clouds out there. christina loren says expect it to get real nice

paid full paid trip to some swank resort in hawaii, jamaica bermuda just for prescribing a certain drug not outrageous! andy is calling from wilmington, delaware. andy, what do you say, good morning. >> caller: good morning, bill. i'm a little confused. are drugs -- do drug people have the first amendment right to put their resumes out there? you know what? i'm trying to get excited about this issue. if you've watched any of the commercials, no matter how glitzy they are, there is a frightening list of aftereffects. >> bill: i know. every one of them. 30 seconds out of 60 seconds is spent felling you what could go wrong by taking this drug, right? >> caller: i've hear instance, an anticholesterol drug that says at the end this drug does not prevent heart disease or stroke. what the hell do you take that kind of a medication for then? there are some drugs in these advertisements that say taking this drug may result in death. i mean isn't that enough of a warning for people? >> bill: no, no, no! you know why they do it, andy, they have to put that in but the reason they're still spending

. >> you don't think the brewer cat's should make those decisions for us in jamaica?laughter] >> i've got to be careful about this because i'm married to a jamaican. >> oh. >> and her cubs happens to be a minister of their parliament. they might not let me go down and vacation. no. we cannot allow other country, hey, honey, i'm not messing with jamaica. 0 >> i have a question. these young people sitting in front of you. the media has portrayed college campuses and the use of this nation is totally behind the left and obama. what do you tell these people? these young men and women who are excited and proud to be who they are and represent what they are, they can do to actually change that. make the media understand there is a large conservative youth base that can put barack obama out of office? >> well, i will tell you that the whole mantra of hope and change is divide and con quemplet young people back in 2008 who are sitting at home in their mommy's and daddy's basement and that don't have a job, they feel like the american dream is slipping away. and what you all r