she pulled him out of the john r archery school after he was strapped down. while the device used was improperly, any abus was not in-- abuse was not intentional, so they closed the case. >> i don't understand the concept of no harm, no foul on that because it's illegal for a reason and it just sends the wrong message out there that staff and people that work with these kids that are nonverbal can do whatever they want and they're not going to be held accountable. >> now she said if she had restrained her son in a similar manner, she would have been charged with child abuse. she will meet with the school. the meeting gets underway at 6:30. >>> a recent article from the atlanta journal constitution shows evidence of cheating in schools. the ceo -- ceo of schools andres alonso put protocols in place to prevent cheating. >> scores going down and people don't cheat downward. 2011 was an unbelievable year for us. we put monitors in schools as well. >> they're expecting to see an increase in test scores this year. >>> the company that runs four plants for the beef

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the john r. justice program. they're right now about 1,600 prosecutors, 1,200 public defenders i believe in last fiscal year that received assistance under that program to help them pay off their student loans, et cetera. but this budget as i understand it as has been submitted does not have funding for that program this year. so i guess, my concern there would be that we want the best and the brightest out there trying cases, and on both sides. again, this is both defenders and prosecutors, and our criminal justice system, it's critical we have good representation on both sides. and i'm afraid that we're going to lose a lot of talent if we don't have a program like this, and i was wondering if you share that concern, and what you -- what steps you think we can do to try to keep the best and the brightest, you know, coming onboard? >> no. i do share that concern. we want the best and the brightest to come and take what are low-paying jobs on the prosecution side, on the defense side. these kids, these younger peo

as i read bowles and john r. sand & gravel, the -- the gist of these decisions was not any special sort of rule about appeals, it's that when we have that situation, which i would submit applies as much to federal taxes as it does to appeals from federal district courts when we have this degree of -- of precedent, including precedent from congress in the form of amendments to this anti- injunction act, that should be -- the presumption should be that this is jurisdictional. if there are no further questions. >> mr. long, you were invited by this court to defend the proposition that the anti- injunction act barred this litigation. you have ably carried out that responsibility, for which the court is grateful. >> thank you. >> we will continue argument in this case tomorrow. >> the supreme court continues to hear oral arguments this week in a series of cases about the health care law. the court will provide same-day audio expected at around 1:00 p.m. eastern each day and we will have it for you on c-span 3. this mo

in r colleague john i see as someone who in the only understood the health care system by also respected the constitution, in fact it as a marine in gaudal canal in korea, his bill included an individual mandate, and it was sponsored by many, including senator robert dole. the same year former speaker newt gingrich went on "meet the press," and he said he was for the federal government requiring individuals to buy health care. i guess times have changed. this is basically the same model that's the affordable care act. as again my colleagues have pointed out, governor romney of massachusetts deserves credit for passing the bill, but also indicated that in his view he and i think he spoke at that point on behalf of republicans, quote, don't think the free market ever envisioned an idea that we'd be able to do something and make other people pay for it, and that's the present american health care system. this is the national commodity. 17% of our economy is devoted to health care costs so the idea that this isn't interstate commerce, the idea that this is an option that we're compelling peo

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john tom. the headlines on r t the un forges ahead in its efforts to mediate peace in syria with russia backing the push for a peaceful solution to the syrian opposition admits it is being from abroad while some continued calls for military intervention. afghan government delegation visiting the site where sixteen civilians were killed by a rampaging u.s. soldier leaving one dead and three injured so we can massacre has led to widespread fury with anti american rallies all across the country. and the e.u. approves the second bailout to greece which will see the country stave off bankruptcy for the time being but while the eurozone crisis rages on the not nonstop flow of regulations from brussels continues forcing some firms out of business. there are all the news headlines right now with the headlines from your world of sports is do or die time for a couple of big hitters in the champions league isn't it it certainly is it's not too often that munich. before the quarter final stage of the champions league but that's exactly what could happen this evening more not just a second right. this is sp

six o'clock in the morning here in moscow russia's capital this is r t i'm john thomas and these are the top stories in syria at least twenty seven have been killed and one hundred forty injured as twin bomb attacks on security compounds rocked the capital damascus the state broadcaster claims the attacks were carried out by terrorists who detonated car bombs the blasts come at a sensitive time as the former u.n. secretary general kofi anon struggles to find a diplomatic solution to the year long crisis in the country our middle east correspondent post here has more. eliminate reports of his death vehicles patter with explosives were decimated targeting the security complex and hitting the police and intelligence buildings now the government is calling this the work of terrorists and state television is showing pictures of charred bodies vehicles and blood stains to the streets these blasts come after a string of recent suicide attacks just last month on theory the ten to twenty eight people were killed in twin blasts that hit the security complex in the government stronghold of alep

in broadcasting live direct from our studios in central moscow this is r t i'm john thomas and let's get right to your top stories at least two people are killed by a car bomb in a residential area in aleppo syria's second city attacks on saturday in the capital damascus killed twenty seven people and wounded scores more our middle east correspondent post here has the latest. well the explosion happened at one o'clock local time in the second largest syrian city of aleppo in a residential area there now throughout the day state television has been showing pictures of destroyed vehicles of damaged buildings and shattered glass and it's termed the attack a terrorist bombing we are hearing from the opposition that the attack happened not far from the security golding although officials say that it hit between two razor that residential buildings behind the closed office and i witness on the scene say that they were bodies lying everywhere they also say that they heard massive explosions and gunfire immediately after but now understand was a car bombing now we understand this to be secur

john baron told us that r t the talk of attacking iran will only make her peaceful outcome less likely it watches full interview in just a couple of minutes time this is a taster of. it's not only naive but it's illogical it's naive because the policy of force has clearly failed policy of saber rattling and sanctions has not worked they are yesterday's partner says iran is not going to be deterred from pursuing its nuclear program but it's also been logical because we're keeping an option on the table which clearly inflames the situation people know that it's. disaster if we pursue that option of force so i think you have to be realistic the present policy is a failed and present policy is a heightening tensions what we want is now to pull back from any chance of military conflict and take a fresh look at the situation and adopt a fresh approach. if you saw this program even cheers catch up with dmitri nokia because well informed throughout the day the business there sco their dmitri know russia has been hit by another wave of capital outflow other markets taking that there well it see

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as i read bowles and john r. sand & gravel, the -- the gist of these decisions was not any special sort of rule about appeals, it's that when we have that situation, which i would submit applies as much to federal taxes as it does to appeals from federal district courts when we have this degree of -- of precedent, including precedent from congress in the form of amendments to this anti-injunction act, that should be -- the presumption should be that this is jurisdictional. if there are no further questions. >> mr. long, you were invited by this court to defend the proposition that the anti- injunction act barred this litigation. you have ably carried out that responsibility, for which the court is grateful. >> thank you. >> we will continue argument in this case tomorrow. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> this afternoon, more of this week's supreme court oral argument and whether the expansion of laws on medicaid is an intrusion of

the entertainment included r & b singer john legend.nd samantha cameron, the british group mumford & sons was there. this was a break from diplomacy. president obama quoted winston churchill in his toast last night. the prime minister also spoke of the bond between the u.s. and the uk. >> it is a pleasure to work with someone with moral strength, with clear reason, and with fundamental decency in this task of renewing our great national alliance for today and for the generations to follow. >> now, the guest list was loaded with donors to the obama cam feign including more than 30 of its top fund-raisers who generate at least 50 grand. notable names george clooney, warren buffett and the newest number one golfer rory mcilroy. take a look. the dinner was themed "america's backya backyard." the first course was halibut with potato crust and bacon. the main course was buy son wellington and for dessert new town pippen apples. a little bit of controversy as is often the case with these things. the wine list was not published and apparently t

. >> when you talk about r versus r, i know john mccain has talked about the impact of this firing squad the republicans are going through with all this super pac money. >> those super pacs have played a key role, unfortunately, in my view, because most of them are negative ads. this is the nastiest i have ever seen. in my view it's gotten way too long, and gotten way too personal, attacks on each other, and it's very unfortunate. and who has vetted from it? president obama. >> if mccain is saying this is the ugliest he's ever seen it, he was the victim of some pretty ugly attacks back in south carolina when he was running for president. what if we've got all these billionaires bankrolling, funding all these negative ads. it may be bad for the republicans but it's even worse for the system overall, isn't it? >> president obama had his name on the legislation in 2012. even mitt romney has said this is a disaster when it comes to superpacs. barack obama has been a critic of major money even though he said last month, you have to start donating to my super pac because i'm getting hurt here,

joining us today chahairman and ceo john maxwell, and the bank president, bill ridenour. thank you r joining us. johnhn, let t me start with you. yoyou took off and had ge to europe and enjoyed some time with your family and three young boys. things were not looking as good in the banking indndustry. >> i asked myself at q question many times. when we came back, so o many bankers were o out there that waed to do this again. we looked at the market and said itas a perfectct time to start a communityy bank. it was security first bank and first opened u in 2006. we were growing but we could d not get o off the ground. we put t two t togetr and renamed it john marshall bank. it took off from ther >> you w were warning people do not expect th samee growth, that the fundamentals are not there this time e around. what do you think happenedo allow this bank is success in the rececession? >> when we went into the original bank and took over, wee were able to start with clean slate. we were able to go out intnto the marketplace with o our new capital and make loans to people. we knethere were

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long run that might be a gamble even more dangerous then taking on iran's policy r t tel aviv british conservative m.p. john byron told r.t. that talk of attacking iran will only make a peaceful outcome last likely watches full interview next hour but here's a taste of what's to come. it's not only naive but it's illogical it's naive because the policy of force has clearly failed policy of saber rattling and sanctions has not worked they are yesterday's promises iran is not going to be deterred from pursuing its nuclear program but it's also in logical because we're keeping an option on the table which clearly inflames the situation people know that it's. been a disaster if we pursue that option of force so i think you have to be realistic the present policy is a failed and present policy is a heightening tensions what we want is now to pull back from any chance of military conflict and take a fresh look at the situation and adopt a fresh approach. and now it's time for the latest business out there dimitris at keeping us well informed throughout the day had to retreat so trading is over in russia how did t

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and speaking of r-rated comedy success, there's been lots of talk about the overbudgeted, under-performing johnarter, there's been less noted for project x. it should actually finish in the top five again this weekend. passing $60 million in earns. and finally, russel grabbing a photographer's phone monday and throwing it through a nearby window. he joked that he did it as a tribute saying, quote, since steve jobs died, i can phot bear to see anyone use an iphone e irreverently. >> is that the one where he goes for the crazy things to crdraw attention to himself? >> maybe to distract from the actual arrest? well, this coming to us from the nation's capitol where even white house get excited when a movie starts outside. he had reporters and photographers racing to keep up with him. clooney talked with the president about relief efforts in sudan. an nbc source said that only two lone hold outs were there to see and hear what the hollywood heavyweight had to say. i'm lynn barry, and this is your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >> it's not the altitude. meet "norey" the first successful

r rated comedy. dr. seuss is movie drop to second place with $22.8 million. johncarter, project next and 1000 words round out the rest. he is only a few days old but he already has the story of a lifetime. a newborn coming into this world in a toyota. >> it feels like i'm talking about someone else >> but it was a family who did >> it was primal >> she started feeling contractions at 1220 friday morning and she and her husband wayne added to the hospital. >> i said he is coming out, his head is down >> key said get in the car, we're not having the baby here >> it soon became a maternity ward on wheels. wayne never stopped but thinking they had time, their first child took 23 hours >> honolulu saying he is coming, i can feel his head. and i thought she was talking about the head in the birth canal but by the time hit the freight freeway his head was out. >> at a shopping center they heard the baby's first cry. within about one minute they arrive at hospital >> i was very calm, completely the field general but that went away and i stood there >> the son has been in

speaking of r-rated comedy success, while there's been lots of talk about the overbudgeted underperforming john carter, a party flick cost $12 million to make, passing $60 million in earnings. russell brand turned himself in to face the music for grabbing a photographer's phone. he said he did it as a tribute saying, quote, since steve jobs die i cannot bear to see anyone use the iphone. >>> and this comes from the nation's capital where grizzled white house correspondent can get excited when a movie star stops through. george clooney met with president obama thursday. clooney talked about relief efforts in sudan. an nbc source said except for two holdouts the press core turned out to see and hear what the hollywood heavyweight had to say. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> our time right now is 4:28. we have 54 degrees in the nation's capital and clouds in the sky above is. good morning to you, i'm joe krebs. >> i'm aaron gilchrist in for eun yang this morning. welcome to "news4 today," it is friday, march 16. and we be

r t damascus syria. gets more reaction assured to u.s. senator john mccain's calls for a strike on syria and talk to middle east expert professor paul sheldon foot from the university of california professor very good evening thanks for being on our international mccain has no real sway does the white hurt inside but are seriously should we take his comments for military action in syria do you think. we should take it very seriously because here is a man who was the republican presidential candidate last. road goes around expressing what unfortunately some republicans believe our republican gives so many of us opposed him there was an organization called vietnam veterans against john mccain and hadn't seen mccain bumper stickers which are very good republican voters . when you can't get conservative republican vietnam veterans to vote or they should be there but they did that years around zero instead they voted for this man and so he's still very dangerous here's a man who advocates a hundred years of military bases no no limit on spending and the cu

also r&b singer john legend. he's one of the president's favorites. the great golfer rory mcilroy. we're covering that for you later tonight. >> it looks like they're physically restraining a flight attendant. >> they're physically restraining a flight attendant? >> yeah, she lost it. >> we have the 911 call. you can hear what the passenger said as this incident occurred. >>> and if you ever wondered what it's like to be clint eastwood, you're about to find out. that just ahead in showbiz. ew. seriously? so gross. ew. seriously? that is so gross. ew. seriously? dude that is so totally gross. so gross...i know. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> "american idol" producers are reportedly about to kick off a contestant for lying. a.j. hammer joins us from new york. a.j., who is getting the boot? >> carol, it seems like these issues come up on idol every once in a while. jermaine jones is reportedly being kicked off. he's been called the gentle giant, but he may have been involved in an inciden

speaking of r rated comedy success, there's been lots of talk about the overbudgeted, underperforming johnhere's been less notice for "project x." it's a party flick that cost 12 million to make. it should finish in the top five this weekend passing $60 million in earnings. >>> finally, russell brand turned himself in yesterday to new orleans police to face the music for grabbing a photographer's phone monday and throwing it through a nearby window. in a tweet brand joked he did it as a tribute saying, quote, since steve jobs died i cannot bear to see anyone use an iphone irrev very recently. that's sort of -- need a little bit of class there. people need to edit their tweets. >> with him it's always something. there's always something. >> yeah, he is a he got to make a little bit of noise when he's doing something. >> always. maybe detract from the fact that he was arrested for throwing an iphone. >> oh, yeah. >> make news in another manner. >> two and two. >> are you seeing any of the movies this weekend? 21 jump street? >> that's the one i would like to see. >> yeah, we'll see how that

r rated, eight. dr. seuss dropped to second place. john carter, project x, and 1000 words round out the top five. it is a first for the first lady, she is appearing on the late show with david letterman tonight. she will discuss her joining forces initiative which helps military families. i'm surprised she has not been on there yet. >> she will handle dave very well. if babies could talk this one would have the nursery captivated >> he was born in the fast lane cruising along in his parents' toyota. >> i'm still kind of in shock like i'm talking about somebody else >> but it was emily who did >> the mother instinct takes over >> she started feeling contractions friday morning and her she and her husband headed to the hospital >> i got out to the car and started screaming saying he is coming out. >> it soon became a maternity ward on wheels. wayne never stopped on the six minute trip but thinking that time, their first child took 23 hours to come out. >> i thought she was talking about the head in the birth canal. by the time we got to the freeway his head was out >> once they took the exit, it wa

r. 622639 is your text. cram session. lot to tell you about including senator john mccain on the future of the united states mission in afghanistan. >>> plus, senator scott brown of massachusetts gets off a pretty good line on st. patty's day, offensive to some about rick santorum. the problem is, it was somebody else's line. that story coming up later in the show. >>> first, though, let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. at 30 rock in new york city. >>> mitt romney heading into the illinois presidential primary on the heels of a weekend win on the isle of enchantment, puerto rico. according to the associated press, the former massachusetts governor won the u.s. territory with 83% of the vote after spending two days campaigning on the island last week, rick santorum came in a distant second with 8%. 83-8, romney takes home all of puerto rico's 20 delegates. that brings his total haul to 463 delegates. more than 270 more than santorum. the romney campaign is hoping it will help attract more of the latino vote moving forward. this is important because the santorum -- the romney campaign, i should say, it's all about delegates and

r-eat! >> with today's argument about health care reform we wanted to tell you about john roberts, the chiefjustice of the united states. of all the top officials in government, you see and near least from him but it is roberts who will steer this landmark case and help decide the limits of federal power in our lives roberts was nominated to be chief justice in 2005 by president bush. he's the youngest man to get the job in over 200 years. he's 57 and appointed for life so the chief-- as he's known-- may sit at the center of the court for a very long time. chris bartolomucci knows him well. he worked with roberts in a law firm and has since argued a case before him. the chief justice has what kind of intellect? >> first rate. i think he's the most brilliant attorney of his generation and his gift is to take a very, very complicated legal issue, boil it down its essence and frame the issue in a way that makes his argument seem almost inescapable. >> pelley: growing up in indiana roberts was the smartest did in class. he has a history degree from harvard with top honors and a law degree from h

john stewart. >>> and the documentary "bully" opens in new york city t paints an all too real picture t involves families who children were involved in bullying. rated r originally, it will be released with no rating. to combat climate change, advocates are recognizing earth hour. power down electronics for one hour between 8:30 and 9:30: >>> many are dreaming big if you bought a mega millions ticket. hear from a winner now his life has changed since winning the big bucks. >>> rescuers helping a wail in a net, the beauty of the cherry blossoms. and a few of them. >> we have a frost advisory for whom and how long. we're following an accident in the city and checking the drive on the expressway next.

r g iiis next season. if the redskins get robert griffin iii, he will be joining rex gross plan iii because he signed a one-year deal with the redskins. he beat john beck for the starting job. he had 16 touch downs and 20 interceptions. he knows kyle shanahan's offense well. he could wind up backing up a rookie robert back, likely robert griffin iii. >>> journell guard was tired of seeing one and done. so he stepped up and scored. the hoyas acted like a about 3 seed and closed out the deal against belmont who, by the way, was on a 4-game winning streak. henry sims, 15 and the results was a 15-point victory. journell is on to the round of 32 to face nc state. dave feldman has a sneak peek at that matchup. >> welcome inside nationwide arena where the georgetown hoyas are practicing right now behind the curtain. that's the way they like it. if you think they are satisfied by winning their first ncaa tournament game in four year, well, think again. >> the journell hoyas played a very solid game on friday, shooting 611% from the field and holding belmont to just 49%. the defense was stifling but the groups are no longer a concern. and the win, while ni

still, "john carter" dominated screens internationally, taking in an additional $70 million in 51 overseas theaters. >> i'm sorry. i apologize. >> wait before you speak. the r-rated flick "silent house" starring elizabeth olson opened quietly with $7 million in a virtual tie for fourth. but eddie murphy's "a thousand words" opened in sixth with $6 million-plus. however, thanks to absolutely horrible reviews, the film did earn a rare distinction of earning a four of 0% on rotten tomatoes website. they have spoken. >>> this is from channel 2 news in anchorage, alaska, where a local pageant winner showed her true beauty. debbie promised to shave her head if she raised $2,500 to fight childhood cancer. well, she met her goal, so out came the clippers. debbie, with some help from the very kids she's trying to help, took her buzz cut in stride. already the winner of one beauty contest, debbie says she's planning on keeping the bald look when she takes the stage as a contestant in june's miss alaska contest. good for her. i'm lynn berry and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal

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thought of your the watchtower interview with r t's very own lauren lyster on the latest round of big bank stress tests courtesy of the federal reserve john calibur comments on facebook they should be authorizing stress tests for the long suffering of bank customers and you know what i agree is a long overdue at the federal reserve start acting in the interest of the average american customer is that of the interest of the big banks themselves because start by doing a stress test that would actually predict how the big banks would fare in a massive financial kras that's that's just an idea for those of you that visit on friday we've pointed out many of the ways in which this stress test was virtually worthless so go back and check the interview out the next day i would respond if you were watching my interview with gawkers john cook on the f.b.i. spying on domestic activists over the past several years not to tease comment on you tube this is a great opportunity for government cutbacks at the operative's too many of them obviously with too little to do too much time on their hands and it does seem like the f.b.i. has an awful lot of time

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john hailes stole bags of money while repairing machines. they were arrested in january and are expected in court on monday. police have identified one of the victims and a deadly crash in silver spring. r newschopper was over the scene when the truck and sudan collided this afternoon near new hampshire avenue. authorities say that the driver of the car was oren sorenson. his female passenger was killed. the truck drivers suffered minor injuries. >> metropolitan police are looking into a pair of hate crimes that put three people in the hospital. the attacks happened days apart. on sunday, a gay man was shot outside of onean ihop restaurant. investigators are looking for two suspects. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> army private purse class bradley manning could sue learn when his trial could start. he is accused of giving documents to wikileaks in one of the largest leaks in american history. he has not yet entered a plea. >> growing concerns about the volatile situation in afghanistan if. this coming as we learn more information about the american soldier accused of killing more than a dozen civilians. a married father of two recently suffered a head injury. he was

. >> john heilemann, as you indicated in the book, it wasn't a foregone conclusion that despite his success in boston in 2004 that barack obama would r he was inclined i think not to run in 2008. certainly his wife michelle was very much against the idea at first. the thing that you read there, steve, from his conversati with colin powell, that theme, the notion that this could be his time to run, and that there is a time for a candidate, a right time, was something that was really influential to barack obama. he was hearing it from a lot of people. you know, the conventional thinking about running for president would be, look, you've only been in the senate for a couple of years. you don't have enough of a resume. you haven't done enough. you need to wait your turn, wait around, get more experience and so on. what obama kept hearing from senior democrats all throughout the senate and others was that that actually in the new era might not be true. that old rule might need to be thrown away. and that if he stuck around the senate for a long time, he's be labored and weighed down with all the votes that he took and all the positions he

in the middle east are on our web site r t don't call me as they happen to some other stories in store for you there at the moment should you go on right now john king and you a nazi war criminal convicted only last year of killing twenty eight thousand jews in these sort of death camps has died at a retirement home at the age of ninety one and found out about his trial. plus from an eerie blood red lake in iraq to incredible siberian landscapes stunning satellite photos from the most amazing sites around the world check out more of these online. dozens have been arrested in new york where protesters were met by police on the six month anniversary of occupy wall street hundreds took part in the move to march through manhattan's financial district the focal point of their frustrations during the last six months the majority of arrests occurred when activists put up a tent trying to reoccupy zuccotti park you know my movement along with other protests have highlighted certain constitutional rights in the u.s. and elsewhere the western nations have been quick to criticize countries who don't share their same democratic views and not necessarily le