well, after we found andrea, joseph told us to pack up all of our stuff and write from here. we can't keep working here. this place is gonna be swarming with police in a half hour. that's why you're gonna get kenny and your computer and you're gonna go work on my boat. is that really necessary? you want to stay in business, don't you? all right. (thunder rumbles) (sighs) so is it just the two of you, or is marilyn here? that's andrea's stuff. andrea, our victim? andrea: i know how to punch up this chapter. andrea was one of us. lawrence: we've been writing ms. milner's novels for three years. andrea turned in our last manuscript this morning. we're onto the next one now. so, where's marilyn? kenny: we've never met her. what? wait a minute, you guys write exactly like her, but you've never met her? well, she gives us storylines, general ideas. but we do the rest. (scoffs) uh... what are you doing?! excuse me, we're trying to work here. yep. me, too. there's no blood here. yeah, this wasn't the place where andrea was killed. this is andrea's computer, right? what's the password

but we are not here to -- today to determine whether joseph going is evil. we know he is. we're here because in may 2010 the president signed into law the lord's resistant army disarmament and knows and uganda recovery act, with the backing of thousands of committed advocates including from my own district and with over 200 cosponsors in the house and some 64 cosponsors in the senate, the act enjoyed overwhelming support it required the president to develop a comprehensive strategy to do with the lra and established that it shall be the policy of the united states to quote, provide political economic, military and intelligence support, for bible multilateral efforts to protect civilians, apprehend or eliminate top lra commanders and disarm and demobilize remaining lra fighters, end quote. the president's strategy was released in november 2010. it set for strategic objectives. one can increase protection of civilians, apprehension or removal of joseph kony and added senior lra commanders. three, promotion of defections from the lra, and the disarmament, demobilization and r

well, after we found andrea, joseph told us to pack up all of our stuff and write from here. we can't keep working here. this place is gonna be swarming with police in a half hour. that's why you're gonna get kenny and your computer and you're gonna go work on my boat. is that really necessary? you want to stay in business, don't you? all right. (thunder rumbles) (sighs) so is it just the two of you, or is marilyn here? that's andrea's stuff. andrea, our victim? andrea: i know how to punch up this chapter. andrea was one of us. lawrence: we've been writing ms. milner's novels for three years. andrea turned in our last manuscript this morning. we're onto the next one now. so, where's marilyn? kenny: we've never met her. what? wait a minute, you guys write exactly like her, but you've never met her? well, she gives us storylines, general ideas. but we do the rest. (scoffs) uh... what are you doing?! excuse me, we're trying to work here. yep. me, too. there's no blood here. yeah, this wasn't the place where andrea was killed. this is andrea's computer, right? what's the password

investigative reporter and author of the blog this can't be happening and in sacramento we cross to joseph cohen mohi is an associate professor at california state university sacramento all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want to me very much encourage it but first marcia this global movement seems to have some traction in china does it all started as a mishmash a collection of interest groups highlighting inequality and the influence of big business over national decision making today the occupy wall street movement has morphed into something far far bigger and far beyond the u.s. like because of the fumes all american people because of the other parts of the world. play out tremendously in. place it's all happening at the same they keep driving the movement worldwide is a sense that free market capitalism has shortcomings and that it is ordinary people who suffer the most from. and across the developed world they are and they're losing their jobs and they're finding their governments on able to allay their grievances at the same time the income gap h

i'm hanging out with joseph gordon-levitt.last time you were here, do you remember we went out to karaoke? >> i do. how can i forget? >> jimmy: after -- well, i kind of forgot. [ laughter ] at one point yeah -- but, it was -- we went out to karaoke, and we're friends outside the show. and gosh, we had so much fun. at one point, we were doing a thing where any karaoke song came on, and we were doing impressions of bowie and axl rose. >> you're so good at impressions, man. i love your like dylan, your neil young. >> jimmy: no, no, no, you're a good man. but, he does the best axl rose -- i mean, we do it jokingly. >> when drunk at karaoke. >> jimmy: it is unbelievable. what i thought would be fun is if tonight we did a taste of what we did at the karaoke thing. we'll pick three random songs. go for it. we'll do bowie and axl rose. [ cheers and applause ] >> bowie and axl? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. karaoke time, let's do it up. >> okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it will be fun. all right, here we go. >> it's karaoke time

i mean we just heard i guess i think all right let me go to joseph first and i'm going to rachel but i mean we just heard you know we've been focusing a lot on young people there's a lot of middle class people middle aged people involved in this as well as because of the financial crisis and i'd like to point out to you during most recessions income inequality narrows during this great recession a recession a great contraction we've seen inequality actually grow not something new for a recession at least since the second world war yeah well i'm you know reporting from a city that's the tenth most underwater as far as everybody's mortgages in this town in the whole nation and that's part of it to me what they did was i agree with the sentiments that have been spoken and the movement itself i find it interesting we don't have to reinvent the wheel and a lot of the labels about capitalism anti-capitalism i mean my my students all the young people you know the soviet union fell around ninety one right so it's really kind of out of their experience this whole dichotomy of all that you kno

c-span: what was joseph mccarthy's relationship with joseph kennedy, the father of jack kennedy, in 1950? >> guest: well, before i answer that, let me just come back briefly to the nixon issue and the hiss issue. they're important to understand mccarthy and to understand the wheeling speech for this reason, and that is is that richard nixon was always the ex--example, the role model for mccarthy, of how taking on the issue of domestic communism and pointing fingers at the members of the truman administration or past members of the truman and--and roosevelt administrations, pointing fingers at them as being communists or communist sympathizers, how you could make a political career out of that. and nixon's success in doing so and becoming a national figure through the hiss case, and then winning in a landslide victory in november and being elected to the us senate were powerful incentives for mccarthy to try the same thing. he thought to himself, 'here's the way. here's the way in which you raise yourself from--from relative obscurity into national fame and become a pillar of your party.'

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happy joseph mazzola training center-building opening day. a day that will go down in history. i am here to welcome you back to district 10. i know that many of you have been here before. i put the order in for the sun. it is coming. it is just delete. i am here to express my heartfelt gratitude for your hard work and leadership over the years. in my younger days -- that was a joke. he will be driving home when you get back. [laughter] when i first saw in front of mr. mazzola, he was straight and to the point asking if i could win. we had a very contested races last year in district 10. there were 22 candidates. i must have said the right things. we have a moment where we saw things i to buy. i was able to win his support. i am grateful for that. it is very appropriate that you have the center here inside district 10. this is the beginning and end of all development that will be happening in the city and county of san francisco. we will be emanating out words to seven parts in visitation valley and further north along third street. we have de

i think this initiative in addition to hopefully achieving the specific goal of taking joseph kony off the battlefield, will also encourage greater military cooperation among the four key states involved. that would be a factor for longer-term stability in the region so that we do not have to intervene in the future. >> let me next turn to a more particular question for these operations. is this in your opinion a unique model that is being used in central africa? or is this comparable to some other operations, like in the southern philippines. chairman rohrabacher led a delegation there a few months ago where we got to see a unique operation there, a limited number of u.s. military advising, not engaging in combat, but trying to be very focused on the terror safe-haven and training camps there. is this a unique model or drawing and other experiences that have work? and let me start with ambassador vershbow. >> congressmen, this is not unique model in the sense that training and equipping partner forces is something that we have done in many parts of the world. my experience, if you loo

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sun joseph joined the marines when cash-strapped community colleges cut courses he needed.anchez earns just $34,000 a year as an occupation therapy specialist. >> we are below the poverty line. for the first time in my life i have debt. i'm more concerned for my son and my nieces and nephews and their children because if i'm having trouble, if i'm struggling, what's it going to be like in ten years? >> reporter: so she comes to add her voice to protests here day and night. her demand? an economy that works for those at the bottom as well as the top. >> enough is enough. i hope that we wake people up. >> reporter: scott, sanchez admit there is' no coordinated game plan to bring about economic reform, but to come out here, exercise their right to speak out, and hope america listens and acts. >> pelley: bill, thanks very much. elaine quijano is talking to those protesters who are acting in boston and she's found some people who you would never expect to be unemployed. elaine? >> reporter: well, scott, here at the occupy boston protest where an evening prayer service is just ge

. >> who is joseph holt. >> joseph holt was lincoln's judge advocate general. and if people remember him today, they'd particularly remember him as the judge advocate general who was after lincoln's assassination was in charge of prosecuting the conspirators who had worked with john will can's booth. however,ees much larger figure than that. he was 50-some years old by the time he got to washington and by the time he became lincoln's judge advocate general and he had a very long life and he lived on to 1894. so he's a much bigger figure than that. the way we know him for years as lincoln's judge advocate general. >> you've titled "lincoln's forgotten ally." why did you choose this as a title? >> because of his importance to lincoln. because of his deep devotion to lincoln and his policies and, therefore, he is lincoln's ally, but he is someone whom we simply don't remember in the historical record except in terms of a tiny slice of what role he played over the course of his life as a professional. so he was to me one of the most important members of lincoln's a

crime scene as they investigate the disappearance of murder suspect and hells angels member steven joseph ruiz. police say the chances are about even that ruiz is dead or alive. >> we have no indication in whether he is being aided in escaping arrest and evading the, you know, the warrant, or if he is actually met foul play at the hands of his fellow club members and, you know, either been taken

and i saw joseph heller in the upper left hand corner and i thought, oh, god.nd i opened it and it was brimming with affection and, in fact, i won't quote it because it will sound self-serving but it said, my wife valerie was moved nearly to tears by your last paragraph, which was a pan to joseph heller. and so how could i not respond? and w then, within weeks we had each other's fax machines on our speed dial. that was 1995, when he died par too early f my -- for me, in 1999, i looked at the file and there were 300, 400 letters there whh are in the archive of the university of south carolina, but we became -- we became rather close. >> rose: didn't he write you a letter in which before his death in which he said in part the life of a novelist is destined for anguish, humiliation and disappointment? >> yes, and it went on to say when you read the first two chapters of my new novelyou ll recognize why. his last novel, which is i believe posthumous portrait of an artist, a young man, he was a great buddy, i got -- e of my forms was -- got very mixed reviewrom pub

but we are not here today to determine whether joseph kony is evil. we know that he is.th the backing of thousands of committed advocates including from my own district and with over 200 co-sponsors in the house and some 64 in the senate, the act enjoyed overwhelming support. it required the president to develop a comprehensive strategy to deal with the lra and establish that it shall be the policy of the united states to, quote, provide political, economic, military and intelligence support for viable, multilateral efforts to protect civilians, apprehend or eliminate top commanders and disarm and demobilize remaining lra fighters, end quote. the president's strategy was released in november 2010. it sets four strategic objectives. one, increase protection of civilians, apprehension, two, or removal of kony and the other senior lra commanders; three, promotion of defections from the lra, and the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of remaining lra combatants. and lastly, provision of humanitarian relief to affected commitments. the strategy emphasized that the

, but unlike protestants, catholics and other christians, mormons also believe in a prophet named josephth. it holds that he saw a vision of god and jesus who told him not to join existing churches. later he translatedly the book of mormons from an ancient text. in addition to the bible, it is considered the complete word of god. >> mormons believe the book of mormonmormons is a canonical sc, has the same status as the hebrew bible and the christian new testament. they often refer to it as another testament of jesus christ. >> reporter: but another of joseph smith's revelations also led to a practice the mormon church has since denounce the, polygamy, when the church ended in 1890. >> i think the practice of polygamy among mormons in the 19th century has produced a misunderstanding, even though the church is clear that polygamy is no longer acceptable there is still the association in the mind of many americans. >> reporter: there are areas of common ground. mormons, like many religious conservatives, oppose botherses as well as same-sex marriage russ. >> mitchell: in new york, the occup

and those in the one percent but how does this movement fix what it says is broken or have peter joseph founder of the guys with his solution. it is thursday october twenty seventh five pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for are watching our team our top story this hour outrage and frustration at the latest turn of events in the occupy wall street movement is apparently resulting in more support and strength in numbers for the movement i'm talking of course about what happened in oakland over the fact has few days first on tuesday an early morning police raid on the park. the protesters had been camping out for two weeks riot police used tear gas to clear the crowds and proceeded to stomp on tents and people's personal belongings and arrested nearly one hundred people later in the day protesters returned to reclaim their space just outside of city hall and were met with an even more violent garage of police these pictures beams the around the world now of scott olsen a military veteran who served two tours in iraq he was carried away with a fractured skull and brain swelling from blunt

. >>> vice-president joseph biden is recovering from an anthrax scare. frank biden received an envelope at his home and when he opened it, the mysterious white powder covered his hands and arms. he and his girlfriend were immediately rushed to the hospital. >> i opened the envelope and this white powder disbursed and it got on me and it was alarming. >> frank by end talked with vice-president joseph biden to make sure nothing was sent to washington. preliminary tests were sent to washington and it had a return address to india. >>> more than two flights, they suffered injuries after two planes they were on encountered severe turbulence. when they landed nine people were given medical attention but nobody was hurt. passengers say it was a very scary experience. >>> he i have experienced long turban beau lense, but this is all out of the blue but a huge drop. >> another flight headed from charlotte north carolina, with 11 reported injuries can you to turbulence. >>> there is one american on this year's winners, bruce boiler who works out of the scripts ins

abc 2 news investigator joseph is here to answer that one. >> they are forced to give it out. as a result, millions of americans are, are at ris are being for potential identity theft after they die. it's a nightmare situation, and they lost children and then get kicked while they are down, finding out someone stole their babies. it's made available by the same people who tell you not to give it out, the federal government. >> enabling the people to do whatever they want. and from what i have heard, it sounds like they've done little or nothing to the people who use it. >> tonight at 11:00, explain where the social security numbers are exposed for anyone to see. and the families left to deal with the death after going through their own tragedies. meantime, working for you with a special web page. protect your id, put tips to help you protect yourself from identity theft. we have stories on what you should tread and more details on how your private information could land in a scammer's hands. joseph sterman. >> hippos are, are dressing up like high ennas. >>> and it's that time

. >> reporter: it must have looked similar to what joseph seesny saw when the driver crashed into his yard around 4:00 this morning. >> i saw fire in my yard. a car was burning. literally burning in my yard right there. >> reporter: it's also the same time tom bridge came rushing out and took this picture on his cell phone. >> woke us up out of our sleep, there was a loud bang. >> reporter: detectives do tell us the driver of this vehicle was shot before he ran into joseph's fence. >> he was probably flying down here for some reason or another. but they said he was shot in the back. >> reporter: detectives spent a few hours in the daylight, gathering evidence, such as a cell phone, before they wrapped up their investigation. police have no suspects, only a driver who is at the hospital in critical condition. >> the name of the driver has not been released. >>> we're in the second week of the lululemon murder trial. on friday, we heard testimony from a woman who worked at the shop next door to where jayna murray was murdered. >> reporter: we heard very graphic testimony as we saw grues

i think the joseph gray is still here.is a coordinator in the natural areas division, and this is what you have heard about, with -- this is supplemented with a volunteer hours. maryann is here. she keeps the trains running on time. ramona had to leave and she does a lot of the community affairs. we are doing face painting and those things, to coordinate all of that. we will discuss more about the youth stewardship program, where the school kids in san francisco, for learning in the parks. we're fortunate to have volunteers every year who run this program. there was david chang, and david brought the program for the first time into the classrooms were spanish was the primary language spoken. we are in many ways indebted to the volunteers, in terms, especially david for that. last but not least -- >> you were suggesting -- we have a couple of commissioners to have to leave but we want to hear what you have to say. kimberly is a new director of the division. we are quite lucky to have her here. >> i will try to make this ver