at least one leading jena scholar, stanley warburg, thinks that jena would have accepted the author if it had been made. who can know for sure? gandhi did not in the end defy pakistan in part because public opinion of india favored it. in 1947 no mainstream india at defy pakistan. it was not as if gandhi and nonviolence came in the way of the nation of people keen on preventing our undoing pakistan. true, a political party known as the hindu for here's lead by -- could lead could set in 1937 that hindus and muslims were two nations oppose partition in strong language but the hindu last the strength to implement its features and in any case would seem to want was not equality in the united india but hindu domination. apart from public opinion there was another reason for gandhi not to fast until death against pakistan. he could not invite the terrible killings that were bound to follow his death in a fast to prevent pakistan. when partition seemed inevitable, but was heralded by hindu muslim violence, reconciliation between hindus and muslims rather than the prevention of pakistan, beca

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>> he is a celebrity person just like jena bush.rong and they are being as mean as a snake. >> she would not do interviews, her mother and now it's

>> he is a celebrity person just like jena bush.solutely nothing wrong and they are being as mean as a snake. >> she would not do interviews, her mother and now it's payback with that. >> i agree with jim

that's his girlfriend, jenae. she's a cheerleader for the titans.m got down on one knee and proposed. i think she said yes. >> i was thinking about it with my buddies, and i figured it would be a perfect opportunity because she's a cheerleader, and this is really her dream. i figured it would be the best story possible for a girl like her. >> it's so much more than i could have imagined. i can't believe he pulled it off, had my coaches and everybody in on it. i'm an idiot. i didn't know. i loved it. i loved it. >> they look so cute. >> what a sweet couple. good for him. it's hard to pull off a surprise like that. >> you're so nervous. and we've had the cases, i think during that one basketball game, where the girl said no. >> you want to make sure she's going to say yes in that kind of public arena. congratulations to the happy couple. >>> coming up, making a comeback. why one school district may be [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat w

. >> i'm jenae. >> we are in germany. i work for dodge. wanted to send holiday greetings out to all of our family and friends in the washington, d.c. area. everybody that is in the d.c., maryland area, happy holidays. >> we love you. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. >>> now to a real fish tale to tell in northwest d.c. volunteers are getting their hands dirty in the chilly waters in one of the city's parks to save the smallest animals in need. beth parker has the story. >> reporter: no doubt you've heard the story about the one that got awa

>> he is a celebrity person just like jena bush.re is absolutely nothing wrong and they are being as mean as a snake. >> she would not do interviews, her mother and now it's payback with that. >> i agree withim

jena after each of the alleged victims testify at that december 13th hearing, sandusky's lawyers will have a chance to challenge their accounts in cross-examination in what promises to be a grueling day for all concerned. >> mike, thanks so much many. >>> for more, let's turn to craig melvin at the news desk. >> a college football game ended tragically saturday night in oklahoma. at least 13 people were hurt. two critically. when thousands of fans stormed the field to celebrate the 44-10 victory over rival oklahoma. some fans trampled and one person fell 15 feet to the concrete below. oklahoma state won. >>> the ohio man has been identified that could be the third victim of a bogus craigslist scheme. two men are accused of luring job seekers with a fake ad for work on a cattle ranch that does not exist. the fbi and police believe that the victims were targeted for robbery. >>> the united states is evacuating troops from an air base in southwest pakistan. pakistan's government ordered the united states to leave the air base after an air strike that killed 14 troops. protesters have bee

. >> and i'm jenae. we are in germany.e wanted to send holiday greetings out to all of our family and friends in the washington, d.c. maryland area. can maria and the boys, my [ female announcer ] at verizonfios.com, you can choose your channel package. ♪ you can choose your own internet speeds. ♪ you can even choose to chat with a live person. ♪ now you can choose to save $35 a month for fios tv, internet and phone for just $79.99 a month, plus get a $300 verizon visa prepaid card with a 2 year agreement. but hurry, offer ends soon only at verizonfios.com. contact the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> how about a little extra holiday cash for your pock? just like our facebook page and you can win the chance to win money. one person will win $4,000. the winner's name will be posted friday at 5:59. >>> now to the daily deal. first a look at what groupon is offering. you can go on a restaurant tour of d.c. for $29. people get a chance to walk into me and you, paparazzi, cafe la ruch an

here is jena. >> janice, thanks. >>> a story of daniel reuttiger.t, until you mention the movie that made him famous, "rudy." michelle franzen joined us in studio this morning. >> good morning. the never give up attitude became the centerpiece for the movie and the motto used to market a sports drink. but his business was also used in a stock scheme. >> rudy, rudy, rudy, rudy! >> reporter: he was the inspiration for the 1993 movie, "rudy." the story of how daniel reuttiger, lacking the height, grades, and money, needed to get into notre dame beat the odds to become a walk-on football player for the fighting irish. and now the hero who most recently used his fame and name to market a sports drink called rudy, has settled a federal lawsuit, claiming he defrauded investors in a 2008 pump and dump stock scheme. >> in the allegations, it says strong promoters were used to run up the price, making misrepresentations about the product, running up the price and then having all his friends sell it, buy it, and fraudulently conveying the stocks to people. >>

. >> ben graham dressed up in a santa suit and proposed to his girlfriend jenae.r the hagerstown suns, and she is a titans cheerleader. he got down on one knee and proposed. afterwards, he said he pulled it off with some help. >> at the half, he's no dummy. he proposed to a cheerleader. >> i was thinking about it with my buddies. i figured it was a perfect opportunity because she's a cheerleader and this is really her dream. i figured it would be the best story possible for a girl like her. >> it's so much more than i could have imagined. i can't believe he pulled it off, having my coaches and everyone on it, and i was an idiot. no, i loved it. i loved it. >> good [ baby coughing ] luck [ coughing continues ] [ female announcer ] more pollution from power plants means more childhood asthma attacks. [ labored breathing ] there's technology that makes the air cleaner, but too many plants don't use it. we can't wait. epa must update power plant standards to protect our kids. [ baby coughing ]

here is jena. >> janice, thanks. >>> a story of daniel reuttiger.e first, until you mention the movie that made him famous, "rudy." michelle franzen joined us in studio this morning. >> good morning. the never give up attitude became the centerpiece for the movie and the motto used to market a sports drink. but his business was also used in a stock scheme. >> rudy, rudy, rudy, rudy! >> reporter: he was the inspiration for the 1993 movie, "rudy." the story of how daniel reuttiger, lacking the height, grades, and money, needed to get into notre dame beat the odds to become a walk-on football player for the fighting irish. and now the hero who most recently used his fame and name to market a sports drink called rudy, has settled a federal lawsuit, claiming he defrauded investors in a 2008 pump and dump stock scheme. >> in the allegations, it says strong promoters were used to run up the price, making misrepresentations about the product, running up the price and then having all his friends sell it, buy it, and fraudulently conveying the stocks to peopl

how would you envision a world without opec and how would the jena benefit without it opec?>> well, opec, opec is really saudi arabia and in june there was a split, and others but which was quite interesting. once again the saudi's wanted to increase their oil production. the iranians and and and arrested, the majority, the meeting broke up and the saudi said we don't want to pump oil into the market anyway so at the moment we are seeing in some ways a repeat of 1977. it will be interesting to see how far they go with it. do know rush is now a major oil producer as so someone just indicated. we see countries in south america at discovering discovering new oil deposits. i mean, opec is to the extent with saudi arabia wants it to be in the insures of the saudi's to use this power so that their power is the most important force in the oil markets in the world. >> i guess in the interest of full disclosure, i must say that i am an iranian immigrant. i've been here for 53 years. the last 40 years of it as a -- there is a lot of resentment in this country because of our dependence

. >> reporter: when jim and jena wilson of medina left for the philippines earlier this month they hadildren, their two biological sons and boy and girl they adopted when. they returned from philippines they suddenly had 10 children. jim wilson says the decision to take on such a commitment was a spiritual calling. >> most people don't wake up in the morning thinking i want to adopt six kids. for me, it was really something i felt like god challenged me to do. >> reporter: the wilsons met the six brothers and sisters in 2005 when they went to the philippines to pick up the first child they adopted. the orphans history was heart-breaking. >> their father died suddenly of a heart attack. their mother was too poor to take care of them. so she surrendered them to the children's shelter. they stayed in the shelter the last six years. >> we couldn't get that image out of our hearts and minds. each one of the kids are so special. we're so blessed to have these six kids. >> reporter: jim wilson is a registered nurse and his wife gina home schools the children. they say the addition of six to f

west to obviously have jena claims and were proven legitimate why do you think medicare avoided it.i will ask you you that and asked mr. west that. >> mr. west is an extremely unusual person. very tenacious, very intelligent, very persistent and quite often medicare and medicaid beneficiaries who are sick cannot ring all those qualities and have the stamina to figure it all out and bring it to a lawyer, and i think that is basically the issue. they are not aware of it. they are not aware of the incentives and they don't necessarily have the skill set to put it all together and follow through on that. >> i will just say and i know i am about out of time and if you will and those me for a few seconds. as a primary care physician for 18 years working in the congress i have dealt closely with home health. there are a lot of issues of fraud and abuse in the '90s were people who did not have near your level of disability who had aids and whatnot, that was kind of reined in a little bit in the '90s but i see that it tends to be alive and well as we have moved into the next decade as well.

>> yes, my name is jena rose diana miller. >> you provided a contract to your solicitors and you voluntarily provided the with a witness. >> yes. >> are you familiar with the contents of your witness statement? bim. >> and are the contents of your witness -- true and correct to the best of your knowledge and belief? >> as they are. >> misspell or i've said to almost all of the people who have given evidence to me before how grateful i am for taking part in this exercise. i am very conscious that you have strong views about privacy and the very act of coming to give evidence to me, exposes you and means that you are talking about things which actually are quite key, not to want to talk about. so i understand the difficult choice you have to make and i am very grateful. thank you very much. >> before asked questions i have to ask mr. sherborne -- >> good morning ms. miller. >> good morning. >> we heard from a large number of witnesses who have already given evidence to this inquiry about the experiences they had with press photographers and paparazzi, people such as the mccann's the dollars, a

west to obviously have jena claims and were proven legitimate why do you think medicare avoided it. will ask you you that and asked mr. west that. >> mr. west is an extremely unusual person. very tenacious, very intelligent, very persistent and quite often medicare and medicaid beneficiaries who are sick cannot ring all those qualities and have the stamina to figure it all out and bring it to a lawyer, and i think that is basically the issue. they are not aware of it. they are not aware of the incentives and they don't necessarily have the skill set to put it all together and follow through on that. >> i will just say and i know i am about out of time and if you will and those me for a few seconds. as a primary care physician for 18 years working in the congress i have dealt closely with home health. there are a lot of issues of fraud and abuse in the '90s were people who did not have near your level of disability who had aids and whatnot, that was kind of reined in a little bit in the '90s but i see that it tends to be alive and well as we have moved into the next decade as well. s

west to obviously have jena claims and were proven legitimate why do you think medicare avoided it.i will ask you you that and asked mr. west that. >> mr. west is an extremely unusual person. very tenacious, very intelligent, very persistent and quite often medicare and medicaid beneficiaries who are sick cannot ring all those qualities and have the stamina to figure it all out and bring it to a lawyer, and i think that is basically the issue. they are not aware of it. they are not aware of the incentives and they don't necessarily have the skill set to put it all together and follow through on that. >> i will just say and i know i am about out of time and if you will and those me for a few seconds. as a primary care physician for 18 years working in the congress i have dealt closely with home health. there are a lot of issues of fraud and abuse in the '90s were people who did not have near your level of disability who had aids and whatnot, that was kind of reined in a little bit in the '90s but i see that it tends to be alive and well as we have moved into the next decade as well.