start off this, a simple but symbolic ceremony and i'd like to ask our department chaplain, father john green, to begin with an invocation. father green? >> before the invocation today, i would like to ask you to join with me in acknowledging the valarios and perezs and the great sacrifice they made for us. [applause] if anything, our grief is more real now than it was a few months ago, and so it's all the more important that we remember each other and we pray for each other as we continue to struggle with the death of not only two fighters, but two friends, two sons. in the book of job, we hear, "oh, that my words were written down, would that they were inscribed in a record that, with an iron chisel and with lead they were cut in rock forever, but i know that my redeemer lives and i will see him on the last day." today, we acknowledge tony and vinnie by placing their names on this rock with the honorable names of all those who have gone before them and have given their lives for the people of san francisco. may god bless all those whose names are on this memorial tablet and may he especiall

john. and jimmie green joins us and neal wyneburg. we are hearing rumbles of tax hikes. you say we have to cut spending first. >> i mean tracey. they are wasting our mon yelives . half a million. and study college kids like facebook. here is a hint they like it. money on a chocolate promotion in new york? it is supposed to burped thitution. not spending other people's money and throwing it down the drain. >> that documentary was how it affected the collapse of the soviet union. wayne, you say we need to do both. cut the spepped potentially raise taxes. >> you got to. you can't cover the gap by cutting the spending. johnathon is right. i laugh when i read this stuff. 6.9 billion dollars. that's nine zeros. and i mean, they pointed these thernings out it is rilick dus. it is over a billion given away to people for tax credits on housing who don't even own houses and went to someone who is a four year old girl and she doesn't own a house and that is insanity. giving 181,000 for the how cocaine enhances the sex drive of japanese quail? please, give me a break? we have people

rick green, john nichols, great to have you with us tonight.e'll be looking forward to your poll coming out, your infamous poll over the weekend. we're waiting to see how that all plays out. thanks so much for joining us. ron paul's latest fringe supporter, a reverend who believes homosexuals should be executed. >>> and more of my interview with rick santorum. i'll ask him about the new voter i.d. laws going into effect. what does he think of them? he insists it's not voter suppression. stay tuned. fmf]n] >>> welcome back to "the ed show." the ron paul campaign has landed the endorsement of a reverend whose beliefs are absolutely jaw dropping. the reverend phillip g. kaiser thinks homosexuals should be executed. but the paul campaign was thrilled to get reverend kaiser's endorsement.ç puttinging on their website, saying in a press release on paul's website, "we welcome reverend kayser's endorsement and the enlightening statements he makes on how ron paul's approach to government is consistent with christian beliefs." but later paul's camp scru

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john roberts is in atlanta for us tonight. even if this project does get the green getting all this done is still going to take up to, what, a decade or so? >> maybe even longer than that, shep. south korea officials' to get wanted to get these ships into port as soon as possible. they were stunned to hear it may not happen until 2024. the government says it needs up to 8 years to study the idea. keep in mind charleston just went through all those studies in another deepening project that was completed six years ago. the charleston's mayor told me the longer this takes, the more the ships continue to bypass charleston, the less come competitive the southeast is going to be. >> what happens if the harbor isn't deepened is that the economy in this part of our country really suffers and our nation suffers because charleston is the most cost effective harbor to deepen. >> this needs to be stream lined and there needs to be a national strategy for deepening harbors for the size of ships being built. >> the army corps of engineers would actually do the work has its hands

green as possible. thank you. >> thank you. john arnt. linda schaefer, mike savage. >> good evening. i'm john sindary, from the san francisco bomb pilot. >> we recommend them to move forward on the america's cup and the new cruise terminal. the cruise terminal is very important especially to the mary time commune -- maritime community. passengers will stimulate the local economy and increase the tax revenues and benefits for this city. the san francisco bob pilots support the america's cup and the new terminal. and the plan show a very attractive improvement for the waterfront. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners and staff. my name is diane bailey, i'm a senior scientist at the natch are resources defense council. i'm here to express our appreciation for the efforts of the city and the port of san francisco to address and mitigate many of the issues related to the 34th america's cup in the final e.i.r. the america's cup event is large and complicated with numerous potential and community impacts. we know that some concerns remain outstanding and we strong support the city to mi

green as possible. thank you. >> thank you. john arnt. linda schaefer, mike savage. >> good evening.linda schaefer, mike savage. >> good evening.

candidate all would have to agree general consensus a controversial figure such as john birch would never get the green light george jackson the 3rd used to try cases as a federal prosecutor represents civil and criminal parties from the other side of the court room >> indictment or sell of the chicago police department >> 3 cameras would be positioned during trial one pointing at the but this box and others at the zero lawyers podium in third at the bench if the judge wishes jury will never be shown at video download it to network accessible on-line maybe even a date later no live streaming at the judge can edit the pictures if need be plan is simple conservative in theory but does not come without concern. >> the concern that i would have how would this affect the decorum of what did affect the of the kids in the case in other words with the plant to the camera or the court? batt but one problem with allowing this to happen would be the showmanship. you will have individuals that will grandstand >> another potential problem public opinion jackson says could influence a number of cases caught on camer

john: yes. remember the days when stores ran on cash and banks were opened between 9:00 and 3:00 and somehow the world didn't fall apart. jenna: you're right, go back to the greenthat press conference, by the way. arizona's controversial immigration law which sparked a crack down on illegals lands in the supreme court. -- supreme court. how the judge's decision could impact the presidential election. >>> captive no more, an american boy escapes from his kidnappers deep in the philippine junkel after a five-year ordeal. how the dash to freedom came about, a remarkable story of hope and free -- hope and survival, just ahead. >> nobody in the world knows how i feel. i'm just so happy. it was a tough time. it was a tough five months. i'd like one of those desserts and some coffee. sure. cake or pie? pie. apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream. reddi-wip us real dairy crm. nothing's more real than reddi-wip. john we're looking at a picture there of an empty stage at the eisenhower executive office building, and two lonely podiums which have been lonely now for almost 45 minutes, longer than they were supposed to be. we're still watching this for

johns. >> felicia's got one working on the green ford pickup. >> yeah, it looks like she's going to go over make contact with him in the parking lot. >> in the first few hours of work the team apprehends nearly 20 unsuspecting johns. but as the light fades and day becomes night, an entirely different sort of creature comes out to prowl the track. >> looks more like the pimp type, too. >> he was eyeballing me hard over here. >> pimps are always on the lookout for new girls. we're going to be the new booty on the street tonight, and they're going to know that. >> if you have a couple of fresh faces out there, new girls trying to make money, trying to work on the track, well, a pimp will see that as a sign of disrespect for one, and two, he's also going to want to recruit them. >> those guys are pimps right there. >> for pimps recruitment techniques can run the gamut from sweet-talking a girl to kidnapping her and stuffing her in his trunk. >> we've had, you know, several close calls with feeling like, you know, the pimps are being very aggressive and that their ultimate goal was to kidnap one

we're back with our political panel, tony, john christopher and jamu green. around through the break even though we had some disagreements before. let me start with you on this. do you believe that voters who put barack obama in office in 2008 believed that hope and change would be in the first four years or that it would take eight? >> well, i don't know if they necessarily thought he would revolutionize the presidency as i think the media imposed on him that he would. but i do think that he thought he'd get a much different country than he would today particularly when it comes to unemployment, the economic picture and what's most damning for president obama, he's hemorrhaging support in almost every single vote of support. latino voters, white middle class americans that we were talking about earlier so he has very little to go other than his base which is why you hear him going to the old warfare, cultural warfare, wealth and warfare so he has nowhere to go. he wants four more years but with 75% of the country thinking they're in the wrong direction, i do

green last month. dalton has settled with salt statistics. john harbaugh is happy to have more tape on dalton since their last meeting but it does not sound like he loves what he sees. >> i think the more you see a guy, the better off you're going to be. it help to have more tape on any player. we have more tape on all their young guys. we have more tape on the quarterback is a big plus for us. it's a good tape and he is a good player. they have weapons. everybody has seen that clip of simpson. that was pretty impressive. they have some talented young players on offense. they have playmakers that we have to deal with. >> hmm. >> that was quite a play. i have seen you do that. >> i have to give myself palmumped up. a baltimore favorite is back in town. >> one year ago today, phylicia barnes disappeared. i have more on how the investigation is going right now because the baltimore landmark closing up its stores. the tasty treat you will not be able tl >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. welcome back to 11 n

green energy country that is having trouble. they are warning that sales and profits are fading. johnu say this is evidence of them to stop using tax dollars. >> there is a role of government to build long-term dc lines and let free markets work. that's a level playing field. the government is playing venture capitolist. that is the hardest form of investing. and our government is unsuccessful and they are picking winners and losers based on the political connections and that is what is wrong. what they are doing is wrong. >> wayne, i know the stock is down seven percent. there is a free market for you. john is right. taking taxpayer money anding it in there. we can't compete and be there. and half of the guts of the cell phone are made somewhere else and not in the united states. we have to compete and if we can't beat china in our own game we shouldn't be in there. >> they laid off 100 more people. the top executive is gone . this was the name in solar industry. >> it is regrettable. why are we investing in the first place. in 50 years a third of the world's energy will be produced

coming out confidence went to nine fourteen winners over a gang green after plenty of media barbs from both sides leading up to the clash john's quarterback eli manning finding the big four crew to despise being pinned inside his own end zone and the twenty five year old showed his blazing speed by making a huge ninety nine yards down run the giants going up seven late in the second quarter after that amazing effort by their breakout star ahmad bradshaw also a big contributor for the g. men as he gashed the jets defense for two touchdowns the giants setting up an n.f.c. east side all showdown with the dallas cowboys in the final week. the denver broncos quarterback has been known for his late comeback there oit's but he was the exact opposite against buffalo denver was up seven three before my calvin turned it sides during the offseason overlook special teams plays and eighty yard ponds return putting buffalo three for their first lead of the game meanwhile couldn't bring his team back late this interception return score by jerry is byrd was followed by another one from spencer johnson forty fourteen the final the broncos full

and on january 1, 1997, john o'neill moved to new york. ( miles davis' "blue in green" playing) it was a promotion: assistant special agent in charge of counterterrorism and national security. he'd be in charge of a team of about 350 agents. and best of all, it was in new york. >> new york was the flagship office of the fbi. it's where it happens, in new york. i mean, that's where you wanted to be if you were an fbi agent. so it's only natural that john o'neill, who's-- you know, his whole life was the fbi, from what i could see-- would want to be in new york. >> narrator: in the new york office, they were still piecing together the evidence in the 1993 world trade center bombing. they'd also had new information that bin laden had been involved in the shooting down of two american black hawk helicopters in somalia. the confession of captured al qaeda member jamal ahmed al fadl told of osama bin laden's efforts to develop chemical weapons, buy weapons-grade uranium, and to spread the al qaeda network into europe. o'neill was becoming obsessed, haunted by the specter of bin laden. >> my

and john armed, berkley center of green chemicals said, this effort is well intentioned but will cause more problems than it will solve. we are against drugs that harm our people, but we had no hearings in the judiciary committee on this, and i think the placing of these molecules on schedule i is evidence of that lack of scholarship. these drugs need to be controlled but need to be controlled in such a way that there is no harm done to the vital scientific and medical research that we count on. i join mr. scott and urge a no vote on this bill in the hopes we can come back with a measure that accomplishes the worthy goals without doing damage to scientific research that will save so many lives. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. pitts: i would like to yield two minutes to the gentleman from pennsylvania, former prosecutor, congressman pat meehan. mr. meehan: i rise in support of h.r. 1254 for the reason that as a prosecutor, i have seen the impact of what can be done when children are lured to the false

right now we are building an all green hotel that will have solar hot water heating and led lighting throughout. >> johnbecause you want to or because you are getting subsidies from the taxpayers. >> we will having fun doing it and it will be a cool product when we are done. >> john: how did you become the head of a monsterrously successful bank? >> when i joined bb and t it was a really small bank and worked up through the organization really trying to develop myself to tell you the truth. students ask me did i want to be c.e.o. and did i want to make a lot of money. i like being c.e.o. and making a lot of money but that was never my goal. my goal was to do anything i did better than anybody else had ever done. to be world standard. >> john: that is the rol goal a lot of people working in business. how did you reach the top? >> i did a lot of self-development. i read a lot. i spent a lot of time working on my personal leadership development. i studied philosophy to get a set of principles that we used in the business and even did some what is called self-awareness because i was good at math and wasn't

. >> you have john kerry sticking up for the government sector. >> i think there has to be a green conservatism >> his past support for requiring some americans to have health insurance. >> you're for individual mandate for health care and have been for some time. >> for mitt romney who is endorsed by dan quail today, there are several troubling trends in this poll. the former governor made his career in business the hallmark of his campaign but iowa isn't buying what romney is selling. 31% say they trust gingrich to handle the economy. romney is 11 points back, also thinking gingrich has a better chance of beating president obama in november. team romney has to calculate how to handle a surging gingrich. there are risks and rewards to all of the options, and the clock is ticking. abc news, washington. >> abc's diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos will moderate the debate this weekend and you can watch it saturday at 6:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >> with newt gingrich gaining support mitt romney trying to counter that move. he will appear on a sunday talk show. the presidential hopeful will