i think janis ian's one of the great unsung writers of our time.y champion. the writing of beth nielsen chapman, which you may remember from an issue-- rather, an episode of e.r. it's a song called sand and water, i believe. beautiful song. and through the years, i have found joni mitchell at the right time when she didn't have a recording contract and was able to sing her songs. and of course leonard cohen, who is one of the great all-time writers of all time. i think he's a marvelous, marvelous poet-- spiritual, social, poetic, political, searing writer of great songs. now, you encouraged him to perform as well. i did. in fact, we were doing a benefit for wbai, the radio station here in new york, which is still thriving. and i said, "well, i want you to come and be on the show." and i had sung his first two songs that he'd written-- suzanne and a song called dress rehearsal rag. and he said, "well, no, no. "you know, i don't-- i don't sing. "i don't sing. "i don't-- i'm not-- i don't have a professional voice." and i said, "leonard, you have a wo

graeme mcdowell he found himself it's possible that the tone that we covered to make our welshman janie donald so good we saw a france where six under overnight leader california dropped to five under. par steve stricker hit a hole in one at the memorial tournament in ohio a sweet sixteen from him saw the ball flight one hundred eighty eight yards and right into the cup that's the second time in his career he's faced the hole and into a three shot lead after two rounds at the car pool players were tied for second. and that's over the sports desk by.

janie prieto her turn at the mike at the f.c.c. hearing in tampa w t v t s licensed in january of two thousand and five my husband and i challenge the operating license of the fox station right here in tampa we have proven in court the top ranks of management engaged in news distortion resisting had cause to search jobs more than two years later we have yet to receive any response from the f.c.c. on the status of that complaint so why is the f.c.c. ignoring license challenges it's the only tool the public has to hold stations accountable i called the f.c.c. to learn how many petitions to deny licenses they have and also with the last time they revoked any stations license i have been told it since one thousand nine hundred six virtually no licenses have been revoked at all and i try to confirm or deny that the. primary is wilson broadcast clueless how are you i'm fine thank you i'm following up on our conversation i don't know when it wasn't a week or so ago in terms of the numbers of petitions to deny. somebody is going to have it

. >>> frank and janie mccourt reached a divorce settlement this morning over how to divide which one of them gets ownership of the dodgers. they agreed to a one day trial to decide if frank mccourt has sole ownership of the team or if his wife jamie gets half under california's community property laws, after a judge threw out an agreement in which jaime gave up her rights to the team. >>> the next bay bridge series begins tonight, last month the giants swept the as and san francisco is looking to bounce back from an extra inning loss to arizona. >> deep to right center, this one is out of the yard and the diamondbacks have won the game. >> that was a walk off homer in the 10th. the giants still though in first place in the west. the as won yesterday but have lost 13-16. tonight tim lincecum takes the mound, first pitch 7:05 at the oakland coliseum. >> good afternoon to you, a pleasant day in store. you can see here from the shot that we have a little bit of a rain layer hanging tough off the coastline at least for the next hour or so. areas along the golden gate bridge and sausalito

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and deliberately to falsify or distort plainness proposed news report on b g eight wilson last but janie cre won her case because she threatened to disclose to the federal communications commission on your oath the broadcast of a false distorted or slanted news report yes so a creep proved news distortion and you wouldn't know it from the spin on the t.v. tease there fox thirteen representatives say the jury through its verdicts clearly stated that the station did not tell a korean wilson to falsify and distort the news through their b.t.h. story but we are completely vindicated on the finding of this theory that we do not distort news for lost wages eighty eight thousand seven hundred and twenty five dollars that does not have to do with the store show the news it is not the true false vacation of the four last earning capacity one hundred twenty thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars i think today is a wonderful day for box thirteen for other damages two hundred fifteen thousand five hundred and twenty five dollars fox appealed the jury's decision which is india and their attorneys a

janie agree and steve wilson spent thousands of dollars on a washington law firm to challenge w.p.b. piece license for violating the f.c.c. is news distortion policy so we thought the challenge to a license really based on the facts that came out in our case nothing new here we filed that january of two thousand and five and here we are. many years later the f.c.c. has not ever gotten back to us with anything have not responded they've not sent us our thanks for sending your complaint we're looking into it e-mail letter and nothing zero absolutely nothing and you understand the whole premise that the airwaves are a precious commodity there are very few of them so to get these licenses broadcast licenses for free broadcasters are supposed to act in the public interest it's the deal they make providing that privilege that's their mandate and that's what the f.c.c. is supposed to be overseeing i haven't seen any evidence of it. ok time for a little more information about the f.c.c. five commissioners have the f.c.c. the president chooses three from his own party and two from the opposin

he had concerts where jimi hendrix and janis joplin-- the only two benefits we were able to find that either of them ever did, peter yarrow organized, and they were antiwar and vietnam veterans against the war in 1970 right before they died. i mean, it's an amazing fact, you know, jimi hendrix on stage for something, you know, at that crucial time. imagine, you know, the significance today if people realized, you know, artists of that stature moving around the cause. it had an impact. peter yarrow did that. harry belafonte is one of the most dignified, well-educated, lucid, focused, eloquent men i have ever met in my life and has a sense of humanity to him and a sense of-- of what really matters. i wish i could run him for president. he wouldn't take the job. but he's a truly wonderful human being, and he was certainly one of the most astounding interviews. the man is a walking history book. you know, he was walking next to martin luther king at all of those things. it was him. he was there. he was the guy next to him, and he told us stuff that you won't believe. if the six bullet sto

open champion rory mcilroy looks like the game's once a kid to you the best sort for jani saying she's also just twenty two but has now won all four majors on the ladies tour to become the youngest ever player both male and female to pull off the pace so when he's well the one who's just out of the l. from the g.a.a. championship to her collection what a victory it was as she came to eights title on the tour by a staggering ten strikes and also produces some final round six hundred sixty six engine lighting on the overall to match the record low score absolutely these major . and that's why the sports news and i'm. sure is the same i think there is i think the media would like to hear the real treat be here early in its meeting with destiny the greek government survives a hold of competence as its crushing debt ordeal continues unabated. it. all comes. down to your fictional auntie allocation you on the phone i pod touch from the substance.

open champion rory mcilroy looks like the game's wonder kid to you the best lot for jani saying she'salso just twenty two but has now won all four majors on the ladies tour to become the youngest ever player both male and female to pull off the state the time when he's well the one who's just out of the l. from the g.a.a. championship to her collection and what a victory it was as she came to aix title on the tour by a staggering ten strikes and also produced a super final round of a six hundred sixty six inch in one thousand nine hundred eleven world to match the record low score twenty's major. and that's what sports news by then. sure is the same i think there is no maybe once a year but we'll. be here only in a meeting with destiny the greek government survives a vote of confidence as its crushing debt ordeal continues unabated.

tonight daniel helper that any online editor the weekly standard erica kennedy democratic strategist and janie weinstein deputy editor at the daily caller dot com ok let's get started. it took an hour for a man to drown himself in the san francisco bay on wednesday i guess that's a little more serious isn't and the entire time that he was in the water firefighters looked on from the shore and did nothing to stop them and why is it in a cold water here or training why because of budget cuts so despite the fact the budget cuts could have tragic real life consequences republicans in the house are pushing for guess what more budget cuts even cuts directed at first responders cutting one billion out of the federal first responders program so why do publicans think we can cut our way to prosperity can you name one nation in the history of the world that cut spending cut taxes. actually achieved prosperity just one this is actually a great microcosm california because california has the highest sales tax in the country one of the highest income saxon's taxes in the country a lot of so high local stat

in the last laugh in the janis capital and the stewart case. i dissented in the decision to reverse the fourth circuit. looking forward, by the time the dust settles on monday, we will have about the same number of cases going into october than we had last year. we saw the retirement of our good friend and colleague justice john paul stevens after 34 years of service on the supreme court and 45 years of government servicen total. he served our court with distinion and dedication, and i can assure you he is greatly missed by all in the court. while we had to sayoodbye to one colleague, we had the great delight of welcome. another. we are delighted with our newest member, justice elena kagan. she was very familiar with the court's work and was able to hit the ground running offering seven majority opinions this year. i think anyone who follows the work of the court will agree that her opinions are clear and careful and your questions from the bench very incisive. i can tell you she is a very collegial colleague in our deliberations there is one a

in the last laugh in the janis capital and the stewart case. i dissented in the decision to reverse the fourth circuit. looking forward, by the time the dust settles on monday, we will have about the same number of cases going into october than we had last year. we saw the retirement of our good friend and colleague justice john paul stevens after 34 years of service on the supreme court and 45 years of government service in total. he served our court with distinction and dedication, and i can assure you he is greatly missed by all in the court. while we had to say goodbye to one colleague, we had the great delight of welcome. another. we are delighted with our newest member, justice elena kagan. she was very familiar with the court's work and was able to hit the ground running offering seven majority opinions this year. i think anyone who follows the work of the court will agree that her opinions are clear and careful and your questions from the bench very incisive. i can tell you she is a very collegial colleague in our deliberations there is

janie? caller: good morning.mments are concerning a journalist who does -- gets these kinds of things and releases them to the world. i do not feel smarter, safer, or more confident about what these things do to the world and to the country. we are now driven by constant political scandals. nothing gets done in this country anymore. absolutely nothing. people do not have jobs. people's families are falling apart because of the degraded culture that we have developed. if journalism wants to run the world, as they seem to have been trying to do the past 45 years, it is not going well. so, i would suggest journalism around the world -- to journalism around the world that maybe, just maybe, they do not have the key to all of the solutions of the world and they need to back off and let the people of the world start trying to solve problems that need to be solved and stop trying to blow up the world, which they do with these so-called wonderful pentagon papers and that nonsense -- the wikileaks nonsense last year. they