we are in the johnny appleseed museum. joe besecker was one the first person i contacted after they agreed to public the book, but before i decided to write a word. one the johnny appleseed trustees, arthur humphrey. he has done wonderful research and the church of the jerusalem. i kindly latched -- and i say kindly latch, he might think i was a blood-sucking parasite. i should also add one the problems i face is when to refer to the title character as john chapman and when he is johnny appleseed. johnny chapman is the historical figure and appleseed the myth. that's what i try to hold to here in the comments. back to where we are -- i'm sorry, where we are, urbana the city and urbana the university. as all of you know are bursting are chapman appleseed connection. it was where he met with attorney john james to discuss possible legal proceedings in the orchards. one the rare moments when the historical figures steps out from behind the curtain and lets us have a good look at him. for the record, he paced the room wile he

joining me from hala wood, johnny gill.ok, jg and the bc kids. she also played aunt vivon the fresh prince of bellaire. you grew up in the jacksons generation. what was it like to see a black pop group so so big time when there were civil rights issues. >> for me growing up in a high school in a little town where there was probably ten black kids, it was monumentis, it was like nothing you had ever seen. it gave you a hope you could make it from a small town. i had five brothers, so we all grabbed our coca-cola bottles and our glasses and acted like jackson 5. >> and johnny gill, you were a product of the jackson 5 generation. and i heard you say as a kid watching the jookson 5 special was like watching an event, why? >> the whole family would gather around, and we were in awe. as kids, we didn't really believe they were real. >> egypt, i want to ask you as somebody else who got to follow the jacksons as you were growing up, how do you think they impacted america culturally. >> we were in the middle of the civil rights move

johnny cochrane was his attorney in that 1972 murder trial. >> they lied and cheated and did everything and stoled his freedom. >> reporter: fbi agent wes swearinger. >> essentially he was framed for murder in order to neutralize him as leader of the black panther party in la. >> reporter: is there any question in your mind that, to use your word, that he was framed? >> none whatsoever. >> reporter: fbi wiretaps lead credence to his claim of innocence. this is a local wiretap on central central in la. two bay area private investigators claim in these recent declarations that back in 1975 they saw fbi wiretap logs that indicate pratt was in oakland the evening of the murder. a female made a telephone call and had a conversation with geronimo. the bloody assault on the tennis court took place just two hours and 20 minutes after that call. and pratt claims to have made several calls from oakland to the panther offices in la during that time. but those fbi wiretap logs are missing. retired fbi agent swearinger. >> i was with the fbi for over 25 years. it was the only time i was never able t

johnny, boy was he good. striking out ubry huff to douse a giants' flame. giants 3-3.n tonight. giants a game up in the national league west. for the first time in 25 years the a's fired a manager during the season. bob garrett couldn't cut it. 27 wins. 36 losses. this season. 4 plus years. winning percentage, 460-geren goes. bob melvin, grew up here in the bay area. went to cal. got a nice calming personality. not a lot of zip. similar to garrett in that -- geren in that respect. he played in the majors. we will hear from them. >> great representation in the league from his former players. you know, it's important in today's game. no question about it. those are the guys you live with every day. >> my job is to reflect off of that and get back to doing the things this team does very well. good pitching. good athletes. we will try to play the game we are suited to play. >> if you are in to it, you are a winner tonight. first game. the guy who said, geren doesn't know what he is doing. he didn't know what he was doing tonight. 9-3 chicago. third home run in 7 at bats. l

it turns out his real name is johnny reed edwards, but we know him as john edwards, united states senator, vice presidential nominee of the democratic party, two-time presidential candidate. no one ever dreamed he would be the edwards in a case called "the united states versus edwards." it's been a spectacular fall for a public man. tonight, john edwards, johnny reed edwards of north carolina, is an accused felon under federal indictment on a charge of trying to use campaign money to hide his relationship with another woman. his wife elizabeth is now dead with breast cancer. edwards, who is a very good lawyer, said he'll go to trial with this in july. we begin with lisa myers. >> good evening, brian. this is a sordid story of deception and betrayal. even if most of the facts prove true, there already is controversy whether it all amounts to a federal crime. >> here he comes. >> reporter: with his daughter kate by his side, john edwards took responsibility for doing wrong, but not for breaking the law. >> i take full responsibility for having done wrong, and i will regret for the rest of m

to my immediate right is johnny temple, a small publisher in brooklyn, new york. the publish urban literary fission -- fiction and political nonfiction. immediately to my left is kim robinson, who is the regional director of the university of california press -- regional publisher, formerly at oxford university press. she has been a music editor and a head of reference, which is interesting, because she is the one person on the panel who has worked in reference particularly. everybody else is in general fiction or nonfiction. and last is carriy goldsteen, and he was there for the launch of 12 five yours ago? five years ago. before that, he had worked at ferris strauss in the publicity department. his writers include benjamin hale, and he works with a writer named christopher hitchens, and a writer named christopher buckly. so, i think that the first question, which your presence here answer, is some wag said to me this morning, you're doing a panel on publishing in the 21st century. will the be publishing in the 21st century? i believe we're all their say there is

. >> but johnnie doesn't have to look far for customers. being the first organic grass-fed beef operation in san luis obispo county means garnering a lot of new fans, especiay in the culinary world, where they're always looking for new products from farmers and ranchers to spice up their menus. and that includes chef charlie. he discovered the products a few years ago thanks to a tip from a new employee, johnnie. >> people are lookin' up to the chefs right now as where to go with food. you know, having somebody who's into it, knows about it, who cares about it and nts to support someone local is really big, andt feels really good to know that my boss is supporting my family. ok, the reason that we chose to, um, prepare--prepare the items that went onto the pizza and we used the prosciutto bacon in the sauce is it's a very lean piece of meat that they made the sausage with, so it's-- it's lacking the fat factor. and so what we did is we added a little bit of that into the sauce, a little bit of the extra olive oil. >> good food from good soi

. >> el que estÁ haciendo un gran papel es johnny.mejores entrevistas con una de las modelos mÁs exitocas. >> quÉ les puedo decir? si yo tengo el mejor trabajo del mundo. me da la oportunidad de conocer mujeres scermosas. vean lo que me dijo la bella alessandra ambrosio. ♪ >> esto va a ser bastante difÍcil o mÁs o menos divertido. porque ella no habla espaÑol y yo no hablo mucho inglÉs. quÉ te trae aquÍ a miami? >> la viste en bikini o no? >> como vieron, una mujer que habla muy poco. pero cuando tienes una cara tan hermosa, no tienes por quÉ hablar. >> oye, felicidades. la conociste. es preciosa la niÑa. >> es una mujer mucho mÁs grande que tÚ. cuando te encuentras con un aparato tan grande, tÚ dices: dios mÍo, existes. >> les queremos recordar que maÑana no se puede perder el gran regreso de don francisco presenta con un superspecial desde los gaenles. una servidora estarÁ presente como su animadora. cuenta con la participaciÓn de pedro fernÁndez, la miss universo, oscar de la hoya antes de ingresar al centro de rehabilitaciÓn. la c

she's going to testify, she has to. >> you said it's almost a johnny cochran moment. there were a couple moments when the glove didn't fit, and he said, if the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit. he said he just came up with it. has for been a moment like that so far? >> i don't think so, but jose baez is doing a spectacular job with a case that all of us thought was indefensible going into this trial. so i think we're going to see some really wonderful lawyering in the defense's case in chief. >> sunny, they're asking the jury here to connect a lot of dots. and all these working theories. is that even possible? is it falling apart for them? it appears she keeps contradicting herself. >> exactly. i think the defense is asking the jury to connect a lot of dots. again, in the defense' case in chief, they have to connect the dots. the way they do that is with casey anthony. this is not a slam dunk case for the prosecution. i have said this over and over again. this is a circumstantial case. no one is going to get on the witness stand for the prosecution and say they saw

. >> acÁ el Único boricua es johnny. >> ahÍ estÁ. >> es extraÑo, no? a investigar. >> sinceramente, hace tiempo que se habÍa comentado que era supuestamente puertorriqueÑo. pero tengo entendido que es colomfiano. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos a todos ustedes en la casa y nos vemos la semana que viene. un beso grandÍsimo. nos vemos maÑana en despierta amÉrica y también en el gordo y >> a continuación >> noticias univisión 14 fin de semana >> hola que tal muy buenas noches >> en oakland participaron en unamrcha con en proposito de demostrar su descaontento, por la liberacion del ex oficial >> (gritos) >> si no hay justicia, no hay paz >> fue la frase de la marcha >> todos reclamaban por dejarlo enlibertad a solo 2 años de que asesinara a oscar grant >> según la familia, es muy corto el tiempo >> no es justo, a michael, quien amto a un perro, le dieron mas tiempo en cárcel >> durante el recorrido no sé presentaron disturbios, pero si mucho coraje >> los propietarios de negocios vieron afectadas sus vents >> la madre de oscar agradece el apoyo >> mi hijo est

johnny dealing 7 scoreless. torrez there. scoreless in the fourth. johnny gomez.etaluma a single up the middle. all need entered this game and win 3 nothing. giants were held to only 4 base hits. >> back to the nb a.do you think miami will win the next one. >> well i said originally dallas would win in 6. >> you stwibing that. i look intelligent right now so i'll stay with. that they better win in 6. don't want to play 7 in miami. crowd crazy and lebron might do something in the fourth. only 2 points in the fourth. >> that was remarkable. >> "nightline"up next. next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. for all of us have a newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. for all of us have a good night everyone. ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. stock up on the season's hottest 4-hour steals! nike and adidas tees are just $12.99... ...and fantastic footwear is just $

. >> el que estÁ haciendo un gran papel es johnny.elos mÁs exitocas. >> quÉ les puedo decir? si yo tengo el mejor trabajo del mundo. mujeres scermosas.nidad de cono vean entaunivisionsaheunivisionv >> esto va a ser bastante difÍcil o mÁs o menos divertido. porque ella no habla espaÑol y yo no hablo mucho inglÉs. quÉ te trae aquÍ a miami? >> pimientaunivisionsaheunivisii >> bueno, muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche. que tengan muy buenas noches y nos vemos el domingo prÓximo con mucha sal y picrienta. pimienta. >> buenas noches. ♪ sapimiencaptores raÍisionpi exs @ >> luis y eduardo pudieron escapar. sin embargo, su terrible experiencia se xtrapite ivisioÁ frecuencia de la que imaginamos. >> hasta hace algunos aÑos los principales riesgos se concentraban en la frontera. morir en desiertos o ahogados. sin embargo, en fechas recientes el verdadero peligro ocurre mucho antes de llegar a estados unidos. en mÉxico. donde el principal enemigo es el secuestro.raunivisionpi extra a manos del crimen organizado. >> lo que queda claro

energy policy dr matas johnny welcome to the program thank you so much i'm so glad to have you with us today. how is a melt through more serious than a meltdown what happens if the ship when you just have melted fuel a nuclear reactor just like a pressure cooker. steel pressure and the radioactivities inside that's a different the fuel is inside the pressure cooker not outside so when you have a meltdown you have very very high temperatures put the melted fuel inside that pressure cooker and so it's contained some of the radioactivity that can evaporate with the volatile radioactive material escape and that's what has been escape gases or it's gases that's right now when you melt through the reactor vessel then you have a primary containment but it's so hot that can melt right through like volcanic lava melt through the containment and then of course you have a terrible mess because you have water in the turbine in the reactor building another reactor building tops have been blown off and then you can get much much larger release of the radioactivity that's point number one cleaning up

johnny and -- johnny and the pony. >> one, two, three. one, two, three. johnny on a pony.e. >> jimmy: yeah. so, it is a game. >> it's like a version of leapfrog. >> jimmy: it is, right? >> kind of. >> jimmy: so, that's a game. >> also, leapfrog a little -- a little questionable. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> really? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> get in position. you want to play? [ laughter ] [ cheers ] ♪ >> jimmy: let's talk about this. [ laughter ] because i saw you -- [ laughter ] >> that's a good segue. >> jimmy: yeah. because, i saw this -- what was it -- two weeks ago? >> it only seems like two weeks ago. >> jimmy: yesterday. it does. gosh, you're amazing in this play. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you play doctor. you're in a wheelchair. >> i am. >> jimmy: you're in an electric wheelchair. tell everyone what happened last night, because i -- >> last night, the wheelchair -- i am going to steal your joke right now, became christine. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and -- >> jimmy: mind of its own? >> it -- the wheelchair went to the edge of the stage without me touching it at al

. >> it's johnny mercy but i don't have much of a lore to tell you about johnny mercy. i really don't know -- i know most of the songs he wrote but i don't have any good stories about him. sorry. anybody else? yes. >> one thing you have not mentioned that plays a big role in savannah is the military beginning with hunter army airfield and also fort stewart's follow-up but the history of hunter army airfield is quite interesting and i'm sure you have some stories about that somewhere? >> yeah. they're not in the book, but the mighty eighth air force was stationed at hunter who did most of the bombings in the daylight bombings why the british did something the nighttime bombings and 32,000 airmen died during those three or four years bombing germany. a great tribute. also related to military and the economy. this was a significant station during the spanish-american war in 1798. the troops gathering here along with tampa, i believe, you were down there covering tampa about its role during the spanish-american war and there also was a significant role here, too, debbie con

>> welcome the johnny mercer, but i don't have much of a lawyer to tell about johnny mercer, i don'tknow much about him or have any good stories about him. anybody else? >> it plays a big role in savannah is the military beginning with the army air field and also the steward follow-up, but the history of the airfield is quite interesting, and i'm sure you have some stories about that somewhere. >> they are not in the book but stationed at hunter which is the b-17 who did most of the bombing in europe they like the bombing is one of the british did something like really 32,000 airmen died in the three or four years bombing germany, a great tribute. also related to military and the economy. this was a significant station during the spanish-american war of 1798. the troops gathering along with tampa i believe covering tampa about its role in the spanish-american war maaskant there also was a significant role here, too, concerning that conflict. and maybe like a lot of other places certainly shipping a lot was built during world war ii which must have felt the economy as well. >> when di

>> wilentz and johnny mercer, but i don't have much of a story to tell about johnnie mercer. i don't know if it was so much the songs he wrote but i don't know much about him or have any good stories about him. anybody else? yes. >> one thing you haven't mentioned that plays a big role in savannah is the military beginning in the air field, and also a follow-up the history of the airfield is interesting and i'm sure you have stories about that as well. schenectady are not in the book but the air force was stationed which is the b-17 we did much of the bombing in europe and while the british did my time bombings something like 32,000, that three or four years of bombing germany also related to the economy this was a significant station in the spanish-american war the troops along with tampa you would then recover tampa about its role in the spanish-american war and there also was a sickness in control here too concerning and other places shipping was built a lot during world war ii which must have felt the economy. >> [inaudible] what is the part that is so important to savann

---"johnny cueto" lanÓ siete entradas sin carreras ni hits para liderar la victoria de los de "cincinnaticopa oro" .. enrique ---pasamos con guillermo quiroz con el pronostico. ---mas adelante en noticias univision 14.... ...las arrugas podrian traducirse a algo mas serio en la salud de las personas... detalles al volver. ---lo que ve en el espejo podria determinar qÉ tan fuertes son sus huesos. ---segun un nuevo estudio, las arrugas entre los ojos determinan si una mujer sufrira de osteoporosis. ---dependiendo de qÉ tan profundas son estas arruguitas (que no empeoran con el sol ni mejoran con el botox), se determina el riesgo de una mujer de perder la densidad Ósea.---la severidad y distribución de las arrugas en la piel son un signo de la fragilidad de los huesos de una mujer y del riesgo de fracturas. ---se acabó el plazo para solicitar la beca "exito escolar".---univision 14 le ofrece a los residentes del area de la bahia la oportunidad de solicitar esta beca que otorga ayuda financiera para ir a la universidad.---el formulario esÁ disponible en la pgina "www. univision14. com"... mañ

which top on line retailers keep customers waiting for answers and which ones are johnnie on the spot. office depo responded to customer e-mails fastest taking 48 minutes. crate and barrel took 88 hours to answer the e-mails . it is barnes and noble had the longest of 8 minutes and three seconds. the company that looks at the top 100. you can check out the entire today by going to abc sevennews.comand clicking on sevenon your side. >> you could be seeing fewer phone books tossed in the garbage, soon. they have approved a measure that stops the delivery of white page directories by verizon. they will only get the white pages if they make a request. it was approved as a way to cut paper waste. >> you can see it up front and you have lawyers and -- layers and layers of the phone books . they end up in the garbage can. that shouldn't happen. the state senator want to expand it to all white page phone producers in the state. that would make it easier to opt out of the yellow page directories . a hot new item. pots can explode in flames and three people are in the hospital struggling to sur

here is a look at the top stories johnny supporters are launching massive radiation chefs in focus area three months after the nuclear disaster that's made public anger the government's late response to the leaks and lack of transparency. germany is under pressure to lock up in the tories nazi officer who's been convicted of war crimes but remains of large claws karo they were escaped from a dutch prison over half a century ago and found shelter in germany there's legislation for the end of his extradition. and russia split over a proposed restrictions on abortion many say the move aimed at tackling demographic the final breech birth of women's rights and result in more abandoned children. building an alliance next to report on people on the margins of society in cairo who fear they could lose their last means of survival due to their rival foreign companies. oh. to to. you . wrongs that i once went into cairo to collect trash i realized everyone was well dressed and i wasn't so what i was a bit upset. even by level of a muffin this city has three social classes will follow it all the u

it's so hot, i poured mcdonald's coffee in my lap to cool off. ( chuckling ) johnny carson said it. (h. ( belching ) ( coughing ) ( laughing ) lightweights. oh, wait, chlorine.

if you were watching last night's show, in the midst of really just a passionate, clever bit, johnny [bleeped] had a little problem with the equipment. can we take a look at that real quick? [laughter] that's not good. [laughter] here's what happened. [cheers and applause] i'll show you what happened. so here's, here's what happened. [audience reacts] there you go. i want to thank my doctor over at mt. sinai for stitching me up, and i really want to thank the kid who was obviously waiting for facial reconstruction surgery, you know to, let me jump the line because obviously i had a reservation at nobu at 8:30. so it was the perfect comedy cut. it bled enough that it really, you could see it, but that i lost my arm. [laughter] so the best part about it is i got home and i was explaining to my son, who is six, going on seven, what had happened and how i smashed it and the glass broke and i cut my wrist, and he goes, "why didn't you just use your other hand to shut off the blender?" [laughter] uh... yeah. [applause] you're grounded. [laughter] how about that as an answer? so anyway, i'm

and he kept johnny knoxville and his friends alive in "jackass 2." it all begins with the cape.weighs nearly 15 pounds. >> it's got to be substantial because the wind is your enemy. the bull makes you famous. >> reporter: the other students include a telecommunications engineer and a couple of guys that work with livestock. >> keep your legs planted to the ground. feet like charlie chaplain. >> reporter: we're learning a move called the veronica. the bull is sent away from your body. the animals don't see colors, just movement. and the danger is very real. dennis has been gored by a horn through his leg and he's had spinal injuries. >> reporter: you look like a bull a little bit. >> to fight a bull well, you have to understand a bull. you have to read the bull. you hear the expression, the bull can actually feel fear in us. we have to feel that we're stronger than them and we can dominate them. >> reporter: when it comes time to fight, we don't take on full-grown bulls, but calves. still, they're 600 to 700 pounds. and armed with horns. return student omar isn't having a great t

>> elvis or johnny cash? "dancing with the stars" or american idol. leno or conan? deep dish or thin crust? blackberry or iphone? (laughter) >> jon: i have a follow up. crazy bread or chur ros? (laughter) cash or credit? oh, wait, i'm sorry, we're trying to find out which candidates is best qualified to perhaps run america. are there any hashtag innovative www./debate (bleep)ing annoying tv.tv/bieber you have up your sleeve before we move on? >> you'll see an electronic code on your screen. you can snap a picture of that code, you'll get exclusive access about our debates, behind-the-scenes video, analysis and content. >> you're suggesting while i watch this debate i get out my phone and take a picture of the screen watching a mobile device internet browse filled with another screen filled with content not good enough to put on your 24 hour seven day a week why don't you text us to vote on what story you want to see lazy susan of stupid (bleep). (laughter) i watch way too much cnn. (cheers and applause) actually... i apologize, it does sound like a cool idea. go ahe

. >>> johnny sanchez on the mound. only gave up two hits. made him a struggling pitcher.he hit, sanchez gone four and two thirds inning. chew got up. he left the game as well. torez in a big slump but there he goes. indians had a 3-0 lead. back come the giants. scored a couple of runs. then aubrey huff, his foul ball is caught. jack hannahan off balance and here he comes. that's one of those deals you go, should he let it fall? giants win on a sacrifice foul ball. 4-3. arizona winners. after a hot streak as having trouble on the road. pete rose. look at the hand, though. see it? yes. yes. sometimes you think at a certain age men like pete are not attractive. they love him. you can talk about his hitting all night. ryan sweeney with a great running catch. by the way he should be in the hall of fame. not ryan sweeney, pete rose. put him in before he passes away. ryan howard will be in the hall of fame one day with a great play. as. phillys. nobody scored until the bottom of the 9th. chopper by ben francisco scores shane victorino. real tough one for the as tonight. great pi

and besides being a hard-core johnny cash fan, the world found out that i have christmas with elvis on my ipod. but you have to tell a little secret, you are not going to tell anyone? but i have to tell you, i was a little nervous and i didn't know if they were going to ask boxers or briefs. you know a girl never knows. but the debate i think did bring three things out in new hampshire that were very important. and the first is. this in contrast to the current administration, what we saw on the stage in new hampshire were leaders. people who could lead this country. and our parties showed very well, i think in that debate. and it was a real honor for me to be able to announce that night, that i had filed my paperwork to seek the office of the presidency of the united states of america. the greatest country the world has ever seen. during the brief years i feel that my job is to bring the voice of the people in the halls of congress. and politicians started to pay attention to your voice when brought into washington, d.c. and my goal is to take your voice into the white house, where it

then on his way out he gave the nobody was safe, leyland went on a tear, johnny peralta, a shot to theight, batista couldn't make the play. in came the go-ahead run. tigers beat the blue jays 4-2. >>> great catch by the rays sam full. fred lewis, a drive to left, and fulls got a late start, and made a shoulder grab before falling into the wall. shades of willie mays, unfortunately not enough. reds won it 5-0. >>> for the first time since 2006 there will not be a williams sister in the quarterfinals at wimbledon. they both lost their fourth round matches. finally back to the diamond for the wildest first pitch you will ever see. here's a wind-up, and, oh, my, a spinning back flip and toss to home plate. never seen that. one more time. the flip was incredible. then he threw a perfect strike to the catcher. sign tarzan up. he can pitch. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> pretty impressive. >>> well, lady gaga is accused of having sticky fingers over her bracelet sales. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, to most

so i left that all of the book but i was on the fourth floor of a small apartment building where johnny mercer's father had built and i had a view of all of downtown savannah historic which was about treetop level, so i had near to medium and a distant views of steeples and cupolas and a tree is coming and i can see summer storms barreling up of the savannah river, big clouds. it is just wonderful. it was on forsyth park, a very beautiful part of the slave trade there looking out at all of this. c-span: on lot? >> guest: on a computer. i have an early apple. i kept up reading as i went along. and that's where i wrote, taking my time. i'd get up, first thing i would do i would have coffee and sat right down, and presentable, no shower -- c-span: what time? >> guest: i get up around eight or nine and by what -- i right or i would organize notes or i would make appointments to see people, but always start some writing and of course every month there would have to do my esquire column. so break away and do research for - quarter, and right that and said that by fedex and later by fax when i

a bottle of johnny walker black and a bottle of johnny walker red. he calls the msg except for valdez and keane. they sit indian style and pass the boss around. keane is over and a quarter. what is going on? i don't know. we have to start coming up to the contingency plan. the embassy itself had a rocket screen. it was kind of a concrete latticework to deflect rockets. they're looking over. get some rope. we don't have any rope. chain. what do you think? as they're speaking keane looks over and sees there is something going on in this circle. to see what's going on. valdez walks over just in time to hear bobby saying, no tiger cages for me. we'll take a vote right now. if those groups are going to take my dog tax i wanted to have to dig through a pile of dead dukes before they get their hands on them. and somebody said let's take a vote. a marine corps is not a democracy, folks. but katie kind of knows what is going on. valdez knows what is going on. let's take a vote. it is unanimous. the vote to fight. there will become prisoners. valdez in the bac

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nuking which may have been feeling the line -- newt gingrich mae and filling the line by the singer johnny paycheck when is the staffers said thhe could take their jobs and shove them. >> it is devastating to have the entire senior political leadership resigned en masse this way. the reason is that they had disagreements over the strategy and tactics of the campaign. >> that is the director of the governance studies at the brookings institution. i estimate on his facebook page, the former speaker -- i estimate on his facebook page, the former speaker said he would start the campaign and new in los angeles. is this curtains for newt gingrich, colby king? >> i don't know if it is curtains for him. he has a lot of explaining to do. he has got to respond to the charge that there was a difference in strategy and they think he does not have his heart in this thing. he does not want to talk about the kind of thing. he is going to go to los angeles and give a speech on the middle east, knocking obama. but he has got to deal with the question of whether his heart is in it, and what will his wife, p

he calls me johnny. for me he's mckee. we grew up, you know, a great school friend from high school and -- i yet meijer him enormously. he said when did you get your shot at esquire? i said in december. he said well that's when i was in for it to. so it turns out to only two candidates were two men who had gone to high school together, grammar school and high school together. neither one of us knew that the other was a candidate. and he went on to write dispatches and several pieces that appeared in esquire in the -- in the 60's it's a classic. but you mentioned -- he did write a blurb on the back. there are for blurbs. it to people why knew beforehand and to the bye -- had never met. so that's a the -- that's how blurbs work. sometimes you ask a friend tentatively. wilkie asked me if he could read my book. i thought i can't ask him to do that. i'm so embarrassed. he said i didn't know so i called him up and said i was waiting for you to ask. of course i will write a blurb. c-span: he said john -- is it berendt, has writte

. >> johnny reid edwards. >> johnny. >> we'll watch this case as it plays out.re. there are two younger children involved as well, so this is not just a tragic event, it's tragic for the edwards family. those kids recently lost their mother. >> when we come back, a candidate for president who speaks chinese and mitt romney announced a run for president yesterday so he would be on the front-page of the local newspaper today, right? i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. at 190 miles per hour, the wind will literally lift ordinary windshield wipers off the glass. s

but johnny was better. seven innings. eight strikeouts. the reds went 3-0. 2-8 despite a 1.93 earned run average over his last nine starts. >> well lebron responded from his eight point gain with a triple-double tonight. his wing man fighting through a hip injury. he had 23 points. led by 4 in the 4th. later tied at 100. blows past, game high 29. woo-point dallas lead. 12-3 run. chase and terri find a wide open jason kidd. they are one win away from an nba title is dallas. 49er camp, alex wrapped up today at san jose state. michael crabtree did not practice because of a foot injury, but alex smith dispelled reports that he and that receiver are not getting along. >> thongs have come out from both of us and i think we could have taken back. i was disgusted with myself the way it came out. you're asking the wrong guy and called them up and apologized. >> it's all good. top five, you remember when hillibrand -- more bad luck when he tore his acl on this obstacle course. and number four, the foul ball lands in a tough spot. right in his glove. back to the finals

the who never encored and encored that day, johnny be good. >> was that 1976? >> go, go, go.i's fifth homer of the year. 2-1 royals. trever cahill, who are you? cahill walked seven, gave up four unruns and didn't make it out of the 5th. in the 5th, billy butler can see for miles and mimes. may need a magic bus to get out of the mess they are in. u.s.a. hosting guadalupe. shoots one from 25 yards out. that would be the only goal of the game. u.s. wins 1-0. the quarter finals is on sunday in washington, d.c. it is time forker tuesday night top five. number five, austin jackson leaps over the wall to rob. justin verlander took a no hitter. number four, sox and rays, a nice diving stop and first he throws out ben, but the red sox still lose 4-0. >> number three, padres and rockies. check out the glove in the first inning alone. he makes three catches already. >> at number two, back to the rays and socks. bobbles the ball at third and makes an incredible robbery. and at number one, back to the a's game. skies one to right. jeff francoeur makes the catch. oh yeah. he's out. >> see,

. >> elvis or johnny cash? >> that's tough. that's tough.oth. >> "dancing with the stars" or "american idol"? >> "american idol." >> governor romney to you now. imagine your getting a to the barbecue joint here or south carolina, spicy or mild? >> spicy, absolutely. >> mr. cain? >> who knew romney liked the hot stuff huh? the moderator having fund with the candidates to loosen them up. they all seemed to have a good sense of humor about it. but those questions are over now. >> spicy or mild? >> mild. >> i'm a spicy girl. >> we'll have to go out and eat together sometime >> you'll order yours, i'll order mine. i don't have as asbestos tongue so if my food starts to make me tear up, i'm done with it. >> good to know. >> yes. >>> the u.s. senate hit by hackers. the sneaky way they broke in and the single best thing you can do to protect your online identity coming up. >>> say good-bye to waterproof sunscreen. new rules from the fda. what you need to know before you slather it on. ,, ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your

. >> johnny's searching right now. i can see it, you know, how he's carrying himself out there.s fighting it. it's not that he's getting hit, he's beating himself with these walks and he knows it. it's affected i think his confidence a little bit, and you know, he's trying to find it. so what we end up doing, i don't know. i'm going to get with dave ragetti. >> reporter: and fans will remember that two years ago sanchez was moved to the bull pen and he returned to throw a no-hitter. reporting from at&t park, i'm jamie seyer for nbc bay area. >> a's in philadelphia. bottom of the 3rd, jimmy rollins, the line drive to center. but ryan sweeney, the great extension on the diving catch. no hits in this game through five. now scoreless in 29th, ben francisco singles to left. shane victorino scoring and the phillies win a close one 1-0. >>> big hockey news as the sharks are trading away setoguchi. he just resigned for three years yesterday with san jose and it turns out there was more to it than we knew. >> the deal that we did with devin we signed a while ago. this deal came together

paul, chris, tiffany, johnny, diana, chilly -- thank you so much for helping me tonight. and i want to thank everyone because this is a tough and painful and emotional process, and everyone really came ready and also very respectful. it did not have to go like this, and i just really wanted to appreciate that, and this is just the beginning of a dialogue and process for our office. we will continue to hold budget stakeholders meetings, so please, come up to our staff and signed up so you can find out when our meetings are and continue to engage. i wanted and community members for being irresponsible about what we can contribute to these cuts. we will come out and do more clean up and held out if you can help us bring lights to the victoria park. those other types of solutions. we can all can cheviot to that process as well. we really heard a lot of things that were said tonight. district 6 is home to one of the most diverse constituencies here in the city. we have the poorest residents of san francisco. we have lgbt, immigrants, people of color, youth, and a high proporti

changes many lawmakers, like georgia senator, johnny isaacson support. >> we can fix social securityw and not take a penny away from anybody, but move the eligibility out to be more reflective of life expectancy. >> risk angering the nation's most consistent voting block, seniors. >> social security is an insurance. it's not welfare. > negotiators would like to wrap up their talks by july 1, because that would give party leaders about a month to sell the plan to their members before the u.s. is set to default on its debt. nancy cortis, capitol hill. >>> oakland police arrested 16 people during a protest over budget cuts. dozens of people marched through downtown to demonstrate cuts to libraries and other city services. they criticize businesses like banks, which they claim profit off their debt. police arrested 16 protesters for blocking traffic. no damage was reported. >>> more than 100 people looked for michelle lay tonight. they fanned out across an area in southern alameda county. the 26-year-old nursing student has been missing for nearly three weeks now. kristen has the story.

leave their native city in a hurry already there was gunfire in the corner kind of block as and why johnny's were fleeing that area meanwhile the situation for armenians living. azerbaijan was becoming increasingly dangerous. when for quite a good deal for instance my husband had an aunt with a dark complexion it was easy to see that she was a median she was attacked several times under natural that the conflicts root cause stems from the one nine hundred twenty s. when azerbaijan and armenia joined the soviet union by calling care about a territory where armenians had been a predominant population from time immemorial was placed under azerbaijan's control they didn't matter much you controlled mccormick had a bad back then the soviet republics or part of an integrated country by the time bomb eventually went off and violence erupted between the two in the late one nine hundred eighty s. . because there has been the soviet government showed signs of weakness at the start of perestroika when people were told they could speak up without running the risk of being imprisoned oryx a curator of gr

time when what is your emergency we are seeking a person who is unaccounted for and has made his johnny grave digger no one has heard of him or seen him a good friend of mine. and so what do the c.e.o. of clear channel have to say a model like this and you're trying to compete to sell your customer products which is our business we're in the business of selling our customers products and through our audience is the advertising that we sell we hope that we do accomplish the end it is our absolute commitment to be a public service conduit to every single market that we're in which we do achieve in every single market that we're in and. broadcasters can neglect the public in other ways take the case of intercoms radio station in sacramento k d n d who sponsored a water drinking contest hold your we to win a nintendo we they think some twenty people and for the contest image why do you think you can you can hear it before you have to we. see why are we being like. during the show any number of people were calling in and saying look this is a dangerous stunt someone could die of there are pe

answer your question, i'm just very really grateful that i've been around people like bill graham, johnnyr, george lopez, miles davis, who have been my teachers, and harry belafonte. i have great, great teachers, you know? and eduardo almos, who carried themselves with this incredible grace and dignity. and i can do no less but keep up. >> and sitting next to him, george, are you going to be a little more serious now? because these are deep, profound thoughts. >> no, absolutely not. no, absolutely not. there's no one that's more well-rounded and more worldly than carlos santana. that is the dynamic of our relationship. one of love, one of respect, and also, there's a mutual sense of humor between us. nobody knows, this dude is the biggest rodney dangerfield fan in the whole world, in the whol world. so, he's got it all. he feeds himself through the words and through the laughter, and that's, ultimately, damian, what's really most important. when you tell jokes and you're making people laugh, that's what you're doing, you're creating from your mind and recollecting things that happened to