>> he just said, "i killed russell jordan." >> as simple as that, "i killed russell jordan"?'s what he said. >> did you think it was true? >> i didn't think it was true. because -- >> kids don't go around killing kids. >> right. and that's what i was thinking. you know, i mean, it seemed like at our school, you know, it seemed like kids didn't do that. >> didn't you think, i have to go tell the cops? >> i mean, i didn't have any evidence. and i wasn't -- i probably figured i'd be grasping at air, or something like that, trying to pull something out of nowhere because they would ask me questions that i wouldn't know how to answer. >> remember, taten was only 15 at the time. like many teenagers, he says, he was conflicted about such things as loyalty, friendship, and justice. he says he couldn't have betrayed a friendship based on a tale that sounded like a wild, drug-induced horror fantasy. but confused and plagued by doubts, taten says he promised himself this. >> and if i could ever, you know, put this together as some way that it was reality, that you know, that i'm going t

congressman jordan, you are a big sponsor of this.resident obama says it would cut medicare and social security much more deeply than paul ryan's budget plan. >> it mirrors the budget proposal that house passed earlier this year. we like to do it as a common sense american plan. americans know we're spend toog much, we're headed for a cliff, we're headed for bankruptcy. let's cut spending in year one, cap it as a percentage of our economy going forward. everyone understands our government is getting too big. do something historic. for the first time in american history, pass a balanced budget amendment through the house and the senate, send it to the states. have this requirement that everyone else has to live under, make the federal government either has a $14 trillion debt, let's make up with the same requirement everyone else has to abide by. >> chris: since sensible. congressman van hollen, what is wrong with cut, cap and balance and what are the chances it will get through the house, senate and signed by the president? >> no one

jordan: mr. speaker, what defies logic is a $14 trillion debt and the democrats un willingness to do, put a balanced budget in the constitution so politicians have to do what they do in their homes. the other route didn't work. what part of $14 trillion don't you understand? what part of balancing the budget don't you understand? mr. van hollen: i understand $14 trillion. the speaker pro tempore: the time is controlled by the gentleman from ohio. the chair understanding that there are passionate arguments on both sides would ask all members to observe the decorum of the house and conduct debate accordingly. the gentlemafrom ohio. mr. jordan: i yield to the distinguished majority whip, the gentleman from california. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from is recognized. >> interesting to listen to this debate and that's healthy and that's why we are on this floor. mrs. mccarthy: defying logic, -- mr. carter: defying logic, interesting term. so you understand to pay for the obligation that this

michael jordan would just own him.st get that out of the way. and that commercial does come in the early 1990s, and in my book i define the '80s really as the reagan era all the way through to about 1992. this commercial embodies what a nike executive calls the idea of the outlaw with morals, the idea of the rogue that you can explain the way things happen in society well in institutions as either the outsider forced the institution to do something or somebody inside the institution went rogue, went lawless against the institution. and that commercial of charles barkley is the ultimate idea of the outlaw with morals, a guy who's saying, who's really yelling at you, almost lecturing you saying i don't follow any rules. and nike made a market out of this. these are the key nike icons other than michael jordan that they focused on as the outlaw with morals. that's steve prefontaine, john mcenroe, barkley, bo jackson, andre agassi and deion sanders as just some example of this. the idea that to go rogue, to go lawless, to

jordan? a lot of times what parents ask is, "how can i start that conversation with my child?" because it might feel awkward, it might feel wrong to have that conversation. and two tricks that i always give to parents is: one, everyone asks how you are doing. in our society we all say, "how are you doing?" to make that positive connection, to start a conversation, i tell parents ask your kids how they are feeling, and that can change the entire dialect of a conversation by just one word, "how are you feeling?" and the other thing is relate. i know my parents and i used to do this thing called highs and lows. at dinner we would talk about our highs for the day, what we loved, and then our lows, what was our down point for the day. and for me, that secured me, to know that i'm not just going through a bad day. my mom, my dad, they can have a bad day too. so always relate and try to start a conversation is a good tip for parents. when we come back we are going to be talking more about what parents can do, what programs are available, and how everyone can really get engaged and get

congressman jordan you sponsor this . president obama said it would cut medicare and social security more deeply than paul ryan. >> it is near the budget passed this year. it is a common sense american plan. americans know we are spending too much and headed for a cliff and cut spend cap it as a percentage of our economy going forward . we'll do something historic. for the first time in american history pass a balanced budget amendment to the house and september and state. we'll have the requirement that erch has to live under. let's make the federal government and 14 trillion dollar debt. >> sounds sensible. what is wrong with cut, cap and balance and what are the chances it gets through the house and senate and get signed by the president? >> no one should be fooled about this. they are not pro posing a clean balanced budget committee. they are using it to oppose the republican budget plan. if you look at that plan, it slashes medicaid and slashes deep low in education and protects tax breaks for special interest. they

jordan's time? and does mr. jordan know that? mr. garrett: i withdraw that unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio controls 30 minutes. you want to yield some time to our friend. mr. jordan: i yield to my friend from south carolina. mr. duncan: i thank the gentleman from ohio for that. reforms like a balanced budget amendment coupled with spending cuts that can prevent our children and grandchildren from inheritting mountains of debt. passing off the problem to them may be the easy way but not the american way or the christian way. as president reagan said you and i as individuals can by borrowing, live beyond our means, but only for a limited period of time. why should we think that collectively as a nation we are not bound by that same limitation. we must act today in order to preserve tomorrow. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: i would point out that when ronald reagan was president he raised the

why is it important, jordan? i want you to make that broadly known. why is it important for schools to have individuals like yourself go and speak to the student body and speak to parents? i think it's important to have, you know, someone speak on mental health, like myself to go into schools basically to generate and to start a conversation. because what i think happens is there is a conversation started and that generates a lot of attention and from that attention that is when the education begins. and that is what i like to do, is just to plant a seed when i go to speak at those schools so that the kids there, the parents there, the teachers there have something to think about. and the goal is that, when i get home at the end of the day after speaking to that school, they're just not talking about those mental heaealth issues and topics the next day, the next week, the next month, but for months and years after that. and that is why i think it's important, like active minds, the organization that i speak for, there's over 300 new branches over the

jordan's time? and does mr. jordan know that? mr. garrett: i withdraw that unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio controls 30 minutes. you want to yield some time to our friend. mr. jordan: i yield to my friend from south carolina. mr. duncan: i thank the gentleman from ohio for that. reforms like a balanced budget amendment coupled with spending cuts that can prevent our children and grandchildren from inheritting mountains of debt. passing off the problem to them may be the easy way but not the american way or the christian way. as president reagan said you and i as individuals can by borrowing, live beyond our means, but only for a limited period of time. why should we think that collectively as a nation we are not bound by that same limitation. we must act today in order to preserve tomorrow. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: i would point out that when ronald reagan was president he raised the

jim jordan and chris van hollen. congressmen, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good to be with you. >> chris: this week the house about vote on something called cut, cap and balance. let's outline what it would do. cut the deficit $111 billion next year. you would cap spending under 20% of gdp in. it is now 24%. >> and you would raise the debt ceiling only after congress passes a balanced budget amendment. congressman jordan you are big sponsor of this. president obama says that it would cut medicare and social security much more deep ply than paul ryan's budget plan. >> we like to view it as a common sense american plan. americans know we are spending too much. we are headed for a cliff. we are headed for bankruptcy. cut spending in year one and cap it as a percentage of the economy going forward. everyone understands our government is getting too big. let's do something historic. let's for the first time in american history pass a balanced budget amendment through the house and senate and send it to the states

we just heard from jim jordan about where the conservatives are on the debt talks.re are the democrats? >> both parties will face a tough time. for democrats, the big divide will be over seoul's security. the administration has signaled some willingness to start addressing social security and may be cutting a program of debt and that is something that many rank-and-file democrats say is a nonstarter for them. >> medicare? >> that is something that a lot of democrats have objections to. they see it as something back and use -- be used effectively for the in the 2012 elections. ofple don't like those cuts they are unwilling to give that up as a political weapon. >> what does that mean for getting some sort of deal out of the house? is the dynamic the same in the senate? >> it is fairly similar in both chambers right now. right now, they're walking a tight line. the more the republicans know the more the republicans know that they need 50 or 60 democrats to pass it out of the house. the problem is not anything except they have to give up certain things and push more re

jordan's time? and does mr. jordan know that? mr. garrett: i withdraw that unanimous consent request. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio controls 30 minutes. you want to yield some time to ur friend. mr. jordan: i yield to my friend from south carolina. mr. duncan: i thank the gentleman from ohio for that. reforms like a balanced budget amendment coupled with spending cuts that can prevent our children and grandchildren from inheritting mountains of debt. passing off theroblem to them may be the easy wa but not the american way or the christian way. as president reagan said you and i as individuals can by borrowing, live beyond our means, but only for a limited period of time. why should we think that collectively as a nation we are not bound by that same limitation. we must act today in order to preserve tomorrow. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: i would point out that when ronald reagan was president he raised the deb

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not just in the collapsing socialist bloc the west german city of jordan where the russian innovators eventually founder into was no exception. the world is full of rusting old industrial space fallen by the wayside and the constant shifts of the global economy the challenge on everyone's minds is to rethink and rebuild these spaces to compete in the high tech twenty first century. these challenges were particularly acute in jordan a city at the heart of the once mighty male logical complex and europe's largest economy these pictures are from the final days of felix west a massive plant operated by the steel jockey crew that along with other heavy industry installations was the lifeblood of the city's well established working class long before the mill was shuttered for good in one thousand nine hundred eight the economic outlook was dark and it. suffered from the crisis a lot of working places have. they had to take a decision here what to do for the future what to do next what comes off the street cooking and money and decided to focus on high technology. that was the decision and t

government demonstrations in the country of jordan comparisons with the arab spring uprising i'm not see on aussies. any scientific breakthroughs that win the future playsets i have. hello and welcome to technology update are you tired of paying those overblown electric bills at the end of each month this could be the answer you've been waiting for a lot of the energy and with that a lot of the harder and cash gets burned by crummy old incandescent light bulbs but what if i could get you a lot more light and waste way less wattage in the process and up and coming russian companies just open a huge new production facility to help make that energy efficient dream a reality. doesn't need my sleazy sales pitch the high tech brainchild of a trio of russian scientists was born abroad and is now returned to russia to cover it in on a shiny new factory at the outskirts of st petersburg aside from being a happy homecoming the l.e.d. assembly line launches a big step in russia's attempts to modernize its economy to go green at the same time. the capacity to manufacture and throughput is the hi

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these challenges were particularly acute in jordan a city at the heart of the once mighty mill logical complex and europe's largest economy these pictures are from the final days of felix west a massive plan operated by the steel giant cruel it along with other heavy industry interlacing was the lifeblood of the city's well established working class long before the mill was shuttered for good in one thousand nine hundred eight the economic outlook in dortmund was darkening. as. the people suffered from the crisis a lot of working places have. they had to take a decision what to do for the future what to do next what comes off the street. and decided to focus on high technology. that was the decision and the result of this decision you can see here so. which is one of the. technology center by the way is also home of. companies. inside. the woods inside is an impressive new facility a far cry from the dreary dortmund of years past with doors opened in april two thousand and five. factories set up as a competent center for micro and nano technology startups with offices laboratory and cl

the person in jordan she reached out to had dreams about jesus and a secret underground believer. she now found faith in christ. we are praying for thousands of experiences in mecca. >> prayer works. thank you tom doyle. we are out of time. thank you for joining us. >> amen. god bless you. >> to learn more how you can pray, visit our website at cwnews.org. it is there you'll find links to the 30-days prayer focus as well as e 3 partners. later on "christian world news"...>> walking in the tunnels of jerusalem. we found the bell in the tunnel. >>> archaeologists in jerusalem discover a tiny gold bell. see how it could be a priestly gold garment in the time of jesus. >> welcome back to "christian world news" we have been talking about praying for the muslim world during the month of ramadan. the bible tells us to pray for the peace of jerusalem. and the jewish state is facing a serious challenge after ramadan ends. muslim nations are backing palastinian calls recognizing a palastinian state. that could happen in september. joining us is chris mitchell. tell us what is this all about

let's start where you are in jordan. we haven't spent as much type focusing on it. what is it specifically the protesters there want? >> they want to see an elected government. the cabinet and the prime minister now are selected by the king and they also want more freedoms. what we saw today was the pro reform ghdemonstration setting t there were loyalest individuals who were around the area. the police were there saying that they were trying to keep these two groups apart. they have clashed in the past. as the demonstrators reached their final staging ground, all of a sudden we saw the riot police charging in, beating them back, using their riot shields, using batons, kicking and punching them as well. we saw a number of individuals wounded being carried away. one thing is also clear and that is that these demonstrators are growing increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of reforms that have been promised with bu haven't materialized. >> more demonstrations and more deadly violence. the question many are asking is are we going to see demonstrations every friday

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the letter was from 18-year-old soon to be basketball legend michaell jordan. wtvd's lena ciao reports from north carolina. >> i see my letter. i'm thinking, what in the world? >> reporter: it was a letter la quote that robinson says her high school sweetheart michael jordan wrote to her nearly 30 years ago. a letter she thought she had in her possession. >> that was between him and me, not anyone else. it wasast for anyone else to have knowledge of. that's something he wrote to me at that time out of his heart. >> reporter: so you can imagine her surprise when she saw the two-page document on tv friday. her romance with a teenaged jordan out in the open in a letter available for everyone to read. >> first i was in shock. i mean, i was trying to figure out where it came from. >> reporter: according to lelands.com, a sports auction house, the love note and a picture of robinson and jordan dressed up for prom is now in the hands of someone else. someone who paid thousands of dollars for the items in december of 2004. robinson says she never knew the letter was mi

jordan goes if you. want to know how much was this long known about or talked about in new orleans. well certainly among people that work with sex workers it was well known but i think in the media at large it wasn't well known and it was really just in the last couple years when community organizers were to get out awareness of the law and they were able to pass these reforms and build a coalition that could and why did community organizers like yourself why did people think that this is an important thing to focus on to make this law known about it and to sort of get it overturned well started with an organization called women with a vision this is a twenty plus year old organization that works with or primarily african-american women in new orleans and tried to drive health care and other advocacy for women that are really at the margins and that includes drug users sex workers homeless women and so they just found a lot of their clients were facing these issues when they were these were women as the on haywood directly with the vision says they don't define themselves with that'

this is the part of the show that features lebanon, jordan.wearing traditional garb from damascus. i do not know if you can tell but there is a lot of handstitched detail at the top. lena is wearing a traditional jordanian start out with handstitched work. these stars represent different countries. this dress is more of a jordanian style. this is a palestinian dress with hand importers from the top to bottom. -- embroidery from the top to bottom. this is all handstitched. could the other models join the girls on the floor? [applause] >> let's have another round of applause for the models. thank you for participating and showing not only the diversity of our culture and region. through our clothing, it says a lot about how diverse the arab people are. thank you all for coming out tonight. ♪ again, thank you to everyone who has helped. everyone here, let's give them a round of applause for coming out tonight. i would personally like to thank michelle from the arab film festival and bonilla

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. >> reporter: jim jordan leads a key voting bloc of house conservatives. many have signed a pledge, unless it comes with much more dramatic deficit-cutting measures. now, with the conservatives unhappy and if the democrats remain united against boehner's plan, his margin of error is thin. there are 240 house republicans. it will take 217 votes to pass the bill. that means boehner can not lose more than 23 of his own party to succeed. and tuesday, congressman jordan said boehner did not have the votes. >> i do think that we're going to have some work to do to get it passed but i think we can do it. >> boehner says he plans to rewrite that bill and a vote previously set for tomorrow has been postponed. >>> a warming trend begins tomorrow and it's going to go all the way into the weekend. i'll let you know how warm it's going to get, coming up. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you ever considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-t

jordan makes contact and the ball flies on to the green. just one problem. it was the green on the hole behind him. will someone please end the lockout in the nfl and the nba? these guys need to get back to their day jobs. that's a look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >>> a look at the specific records harry potter hopes to break this weekend at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus cartoon angry birds may be all the rage on smartphones, but coming up we'll show you one very angry bird in real life. >>> welcome back on this friday. let me take you through your weekend forecast. we're looking good today. not too many issues. temperatures a little cool with the clouds earlier today, hoping it will break out in sunshine this afternoon. a weak system heads to the northwest. we'll see showers especially in the higher terrain. maybe on a period of rain on saturday. temperatures warm in medford, 84, still cool in l.a., san francisco. it will warm up interior california. phoenix saturday at 110, vegas at

it may be time to renegotiate the price, not only to israel but also jordan, and the pipeline through gas is exported to israel has been bombed several times since the beginning of the protest on january 25. host: 1 headline says that the imf has placed $3 million at the disposal of egypt. what is going on here? guest: this comes in the context of egypt reaching out to the world bank and the imf several months ago and the results of the economic situation asking for up to $6 billion in loans and aid. the imf approved it this money to egypt, but egypt has recently redone its budget may be on like what they have been here in united states. they said that they are not in need of this money in the immediate future. they have reduced their budget forecast by 8%, and they are not going to necessarily go to the imf for those funds. they have managed to secure funds from other places come from gulf countries and elsewhere, and there is a political aspect to receiving money from the world bank. there's the perception and reality that all kinds of strings are attached, that these international

he said his father was the deputy prime minister of jordan. i was like, "ok." minute court partner -- my moot court partner, he said his father owned three swiss banks. i think even before entrepreneurship, it is financial literacy. we need to educate ourselves about what these resources are. it is financial literacy and really wealth literacy, understanding that there are different kinds of wealth beyond just monetary wealth, but you need to understand monetary wealth, spiritual well, the social capital we have and understand how to cultivate those things and invest them properly. those are important skills. at the same time, i do not think black capitalism is the solution to the problems of black folks who have been the victims of capitalism's boot. >> making sure that that kind of information becomes available. that could be the subject of what we deal with in black history month. you know? hal the wealth is developed. who developed it. loans what? how one gets to own it. we could do that. it could be touchy, but it could be useful. i'm just saying that we c

if jim jordan and conservatives are successful in beating back his bill tomorrow and it falls on the house floor, i think you're going to see a lot more willingness amongst republicans to stand up to him and say no, he's going to have a lot more difficult time coraling them and, you know, this is really the moment that is going to define the rest of his speakership, and, you know, right now most rank and file republicans are not willing to question him and his leadership ability, but i think a lot of them are keeping a close eye with his relationship with conservatives. >> so if he loses this vote, does he lose his job? >> no, i don't think so. i think he keeps his job, certainly, through the end of this session of congress. what happens then could be an open question frankly. eric cantor is a very ambitious person, he's a majority leader and in theory would be next in line. if they don't do well in the election and they lose some seats, you could see an effort to try to replace him. if a lot of his moderate members and old school members are lost to younger tea party types and other

. >> so yes, i did call keith jordan simply for purposes of seeing if he could check to see how long it was going to take to dispatch someone out. >> reporter: at a press conference today, the councilman de la fuente admitted he too called the assistant chief howard jordan after his break-in. >> i call the chief of police all the time. >> reporter: both insist they did nothing wrong. >> i didn't get special treatment. >> reporter: nothing wrong? >> nothing wrong. >> reporter: but officers were sent to both scenes when brooks and de la fuente were robbed. brooks says it was because there was still a suspect at her scene. >> the little of response is based on the fact that there was a suspect in the area and they were coming out because there were still some information that was actionable upon. >> reporter: turns out our purse snatching victim got the same response as councilwoman brooks. officers were on the scene in two minutes flat all because they believed the thief was still in the area. now, there is a city council charter provision on the books that says a councilmember can los

assembled an international team to become one of the world's leaders in laser diode technology in jordan they've set up a complete production cycle beginning here with molecular beam effort taxi in. finishing with a range of packaged products their output includes wafers laser chips and fiber coupled laser modules for use in industrial medical and communications technology. in two thousand and three a team of eight young researchers from the physical technical university where we worked in the laboratory of the nobel laureates to wrestle fear of go to a unique opportunity to set up a private company here in germany we managed to secure significant funds from investors and set up this semiconductor factory now we are a successful company which among other applications produces millions of chips for the medical sector chips that help save human lives but also our enterprises some ongoing research to create a unique to be used in the industry of optical computer interconnections. certainly russia is a different place now with establishment of the responder corp. we've submitted a project to

bad sprain defend our losses tied himself to the club until twenty seventeen twenty five year old jordan from soviet in two thousand and five and has helped win to get titles the copa del rey and the spanish super cup while portugal center back who is twenty eight joined in two thousand and seven and has agreed to stay until the end of twenty sixteen rally currently in america for the world football challenge pre-season tournament and with david beckons l.a. galaxy on saturday. all the while also there are huge champions manchester united who started their pre-season with a four one win over new england revolution to their credit the american side who are bottom of major league soccer the eastern conference if your goal is for you to go that's michael owing to united ahead in the fifty first minute to three minutes later michael carrick set up the legal my keda to make it to you know new england quickly responded through many failed havens deflected free kick i was in the cage it struck again only after their egos to restore united to go advantage as they waited for one with ten minutes

in jordan we haven't won a lot with the national side for me it's a great honor to play for my country all the greats like mario lemieux and wayne gretzky one olympic gold crosby's already grabbed gold too so i'm determined to win the olympics and not only insulting one medal is never enough. despite my own kinsmen honors the stop where remains a straightforward almost reserved person while still greedy for victories on the ice at the age of twenty five the career of the penguins forward is just starting and speak to you as both in north america and in russia should enjoy his skills for many years to come. his name but out of. that's all those muscles i for. one great for the full stop we've got it first the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. her. it was so.