so i'm going to say don't buy joseph a. banks because they're similar enough. now, look, every company's a little different. but that -- men's wearhouse made me feel like don't go to joseph a. banks, the stock. maybe the store but not the stock. monday tiffany and williams-sonoma, the high end. don't forget, tuesday we find out about kb homes and regular homes. wednesday be careful, i might recommend profit taking for treehouse. thursday best buy just to temper things, although goldman said they like it. and most importantly i'm giving you the blessing to buy oracle monday morning. "mad money" will be right back. >> announcer: coming up, dial for digital dollars. cramer's checking out one spec play that could ring mad money into your portfolio. and later, drilling for profits? cramer's got two spec plays that could help power your portfolio. all coming up on "mad money." this is not more benefits at greater cost to your company insurance. this is not how does it fit in my company's budget insurance. this is help protect and care for your employees at no cost to

joseph is simply not following the law said rebecca's attorney. >> this is not a question of being exposed to the religion but an indoctrination that we're saying that joseph is trying to do and is not respecting the fact that his little girl is being raised jewish. >> reporter: during happier times, rebecca said the couple agreed to raise their daughter jewish and he claims he baptized the daughter behind her back to hurt her. >> i had my daughter baptized because it's an insurance policy on the soul and the concerned father, god forbidding any happen to her. >> reporter: interfaith marriage experts say it's important to develop negotiating skills before aing -- saying i do. >> interfaith marriage is a norm and can be healthy, requiring education and respect. >> reporter: joseph reyes took his daughter to church following the court order. he's slapped with a contempt charge and could facing time for that. a final decision on the couple's divorce and the religious upbringing is expected in a couple of weeks. lauren green, fox news. >> and a drunk driver called cops on herself. it happened

davis lines the second one anded to williamsson heads to the play and that gave the squad a 1-0 lead. caleb joseph, rips a single in the 3rd, here comes a throw, blacks takes a 2-0 lead, they beat the orange squad. cavalier center shaquille o'neill will miss the rest of his season after having surgery at left thumb. dr. thomas graham chief of the hand center said the operation was a success. o'neill suffered the thumb injury on tuesday's night game. that is your morning sports. i'm bruce cunningham, fox 45 morning news. >>> coming up in our 6:00 hour, assessing the devastation in chile. the search and rescue operations going on after the weekend's massive earthquake. >>> and closing arguments are set to begin this morning in the trial for three alleged cult members. i'm megan gilliland, what the defense is expected to argue straight ahead. >>> we're on the eve of a big decision for the catholic schools in the baltimore area. i'm joel d smith live in northwest baltimore where this could be one of a dozen or more

mario joseph it will touch upon some of the human rights challenges that have come about as well as the opportunities. we will have atranslator to make sure that everything flows. [speaking i[speaking in native ] >> translator: i'd like to say hello to every, especially ambassador joseph. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: my name is mario joseph. i am a lawyer and i'm the managing lawyer at the international lawyers office in port-au-prince, haiti. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: that the ai represents people are victims of human rights violations including civil rights, political rights, economic and social rights violation in haitian courts and international form, click international court of human rights. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: i'd like to thank the congressional black caucus for inviting me to speak to you today about the challenges and opportunities of human rights. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: on january 12, i lived through the earthquake in my office, part of it collapsed. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: from 12th of january until the 12th of ma

[captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: joseph stiglitz is a nobel prize-winningnomist whose new book is called "freefall." mr. stiglitz, could have you back on this program. >> nice to be here. tavis: i have not seen you since this was news, although it is old news at this point. did ben bernanke deserve the honor of person of the year? >> well, he certainly get some credit for bringing us back from the brink, but he deserves a lot of blame for pushing us to the brink. it depends on how you balance that. the fact that the fed, he and his predecessor, alan greenspan, were largely responsible for the mismanagement of the economy, failing to have regulations that would have stopped us from getting into this mess, even as we have been pulled back from the brink. unemployment has soared. people have said we will not be back to normal unemployment until the middle of the decade. yes, it is great the banks are paying bonuses again, it is great they are making big profits. america is still in not good shape. tavis: how do you respond to the notion that i have read that t

we met joseph, a laid-off helicopter pilot with his horse, pooper-scooper that he intends to make intotake care of their business the next morning. you can imagine if this were used in a kitty litter box, simply scoop up the litty litter, squeeze the button and magically the -- business. >> -- business will be separated, yeah, that's right. his pitch was an instant hit. >> it has an action that automatically moves the poop from the front to the back. >> just figure out the optimal speed. >> that's right. >> i like it very much. i think it will demonstrate phenomenal on television. >> i think they liked it. >> the make or break point, when i put it in a.j.'s hands, it worked for him just as well as for the little grandmas with their puppies. >> the next inventor's day will be held march 31st in fairfield, new jersey. he's also doing a kid's inventor day in may. that should be adorable. >> all i think is that guy must have an enormous cat. they probably make a smaller one. >> that's the point. he said go home and bring me a good prototype. >> a lot of us have had these ideas go through o

a cover story by peter, the great management guru. very classic. we vote on cains and trumper, at the people people had never heard of joseph. now he's a -- he's not a household word, but certainly more popular and prepared the two. joseph won the debate. he realized it's the entrepreneur who brings about growth and recognized also the disruptive impact of capitalism which is what states people should be focused on dealing with the disruptions not trying to prevent them or having the government run the economy instead. >> we'll get around. >> this is real -- >> wait for the microphone. >> this is a very simple question. do you drive any kind of vehicle similar to the one that was driven in the state of massachusetts? >> my wife does. so far i've had no word that she is going to make a mid-life career change. and i tried the change. so even if i drove a truck, it would not be to be more for picking up things not votes. and i'm an agitator now. i tried it twice. so i have to stir things up. [laughter] >> if you are against the or think that the market as being, you know, wiser than necessary the government and you wanted a stab

a tough april or may usually means more beans. josephictor thinks the usda will move these numbers up when the next report comes out in june. by the way, erin, cotton making a comeback. projected acreage is up 15% compared to a year ago. back to you in one of the places of the world that i want to see before i leave this veil of tears, petra and those red rocks. [ inaudible ] >> yeah, is it me or is it everybody? okay. it's not just me. you never know. sometimes when i don't hear something, it's just my equipment, not everybody else's. but obviously, we have a problem with erin's mike, so we will take a commercial break and then we will re-establish contact with erin in petra. i've been growing algae for 35 years. most people try to get rid of algae, and we're trying to grow it. the algae are very beautiful. they come in blue or red, golden, green. algae could be converted into biofuels... that we could someday run our cars on. in using algae to form biofuels, we're not competing with the food supply. and they absorb co2, so they help so

finally, according to a local news report, joseph mcstay may have had business connections in mexico or may have been making a purchase in mexico for a home remodeling project the family was working on. mcstay's father, patrick mcstay, told a local news outlet that joseph may have been buying granite counter tops there for the family home, or joseph's business, an in-home fountain business may have taken him across the border. >> so you're telling me there in the home when the cops arrived they found refrigerated items left out? like milk? >> yes. yes. refrigeratable items were left out, along with -- they did find the family's dogs there unattended, uncared for. >> to you, lieutenant dennis brugos, san diego county sheriff's office, a special guest joining us out of san diego. lieutenant, thank you for being with us. that says to me even if there was a legitimate reason for them going to mexico, such as these countertops he was ordering, they left in such haste. >> yes, they did. actually the countertops had been installed in the home. the house they recently purchased, and it was ac

the united states postal service located at 50070 vegas valley drive in las vegas, nevada, as the joseph a. ryan post office building. mr. durbin: mr. president, i ask for the second reading and object to my own request. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. durbin: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today it adjourn until 9:30 a.m. on wednesday, march 10. that following the prayer and pledge the journal of proceedings be approved to date, the morning hour be deemed expired, the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day and the senate proceed to a period of morning business until 2:00 p.m. with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each with the majority controlling the first 30 minutes and the republicans controlling the next 30 minutes. that following morning business, the senate resume consideration of h.r. 4213 as provided for under the previous order. finally i ask the time during any adjournment or period of morning business count postcloture. the presiding officer: without objectio

joseph stalin is reviled as a tyrant responsible for the deaths of millions. in russia, there are still some who revere him as a heroic wartime leader. there is the approach of the national holiday that makes rashawn products and any other. to commemorate the 65th anniversary of the soviet union victory over the nazi german, organizers say his image as a reflection of history. not everyone sees it so neutrally. >> i have never seen or heard of people going to battle in the name of stalling. -- the name of stalin. the only thing i would want to do is to grab the nearest object in hand and crush the poster of stalin. >> it is part of a tendency in modern russia to commemorate the a victorious commander, not a murderous dictator. >> britain's finance minister or chancellor will pose for the cameras with the little red box. the boxed itself has a story of its own. >> it has become an annual ritual for british chancellors to pose with the red box before telling people what is inside. it is used to transport the details of the budget. this is where they start, at th

the united states postal service located at 5070 vegas valley drive in las vegas, nevada, as the joseph a. ryan post office building. mr. reid: mr. president, i would object to any further proceedings with respect to this bill. the presiding officer: objection is heard. the bill will be placed on the calendar. mr. reid: will the chair now announce morning business? the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, there will be a period of morning business until 2:00 p.m., with senators permitted to speak for up to ten minutes each, with the majority controlling the first 30 minutes and the republicans controlling the next 30 minutes. mr. reid: i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: mr. durbin: mr. president? i ask unanimous consent the quorum call be suspended. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. durbin: mr. president, there have been a lot of issues brought up on the floor of the senate recently. two that seem to be front and center are the health ca

a moral basis. unfortunately come even people who are sympathetic in general to free-market economics as many misunderstandings about it. and particularly, the paradox noted by joseph schumpeter the great austrian economist is a turn on the system. they feel ashamed of the system. so in essence, many of us feel like fish in the water. fish don't know they're swimming in water. we don't know what real free-market thereabout. and so because of that, we do things that end up undermining free-market. so people don't learn about free-market. colleges and universities were with a filthy enamored of march and came abolish economist in a big comeback. people most in the media certainly don't get it. so they're sort of this mistrust and hospitality that this is a quite a moral system. so that's what we did it in a conversational style, as if you're sitting around a table having a discussion with your kids or your answer uncle or friends or whatever and discuss what it is and what it isn't an deal with what we call the wraps on capitalism. it also is a nonpartisan book, unfortunately there is no virtue when it comes to political parties. we point out that john kennedy, democ

a great degree. averell harriman was this hard-charging elbows-out multimillionaire businessman who had been sent over. as you said, mark, winant was the guy he replaced joseph kennedy as ambassador to great britain. that and by the way, it was not a hard act to follow. an appeasement minded ambassador, a pal of nevel chamberlains. thought britain was going to be defeated. it was a businessman first and foremost. he really thought business in the u.s. is going to suffer a loss some accommodation was made for hitler. he tried very hard to try to get fdr not to give anything to britain. he really thought britain was going to be defeated. he basically poisoned the well between these two countries. the poison the relationship between roosevelt and churchill. he could not stand churchill. and kennedy would tell roosevelt that churchill was a drug. he did not know what he was doing. he was an imperialist. and so things were pretty dark, not the least of which because of joe kennedy. winant had a big job, a very difficult job to fill when he came over. >> what is going on in washington and the rest of the country that was making people so isolationist and, you know

a cover story by peter drucker, the great management guru, very classic. he wrote on canes and trumpeter and at times most people i've never heard of joseph. ow he is a household where but certainly much more popular than he was in 1982. keynes was to bring. and compare the two. and joseph i think one the debate. he realized it was the entrepreneur and recognize also that disruptive impact of capitalism, which is what states people should be focusing on. dealing with the disruptions not trying to either prevent them or having the government run the economy instead. >> this is a very simple question. if you drive any kind of vehicle similar to the one that was driven in the state of massachusetts? >> my wife does, and so far i've had no word that she is going to make it midlife career change. and i tried to change, so even if i drove a truck it would not be to be more for picking up things, not votes. and i'm an educator now. i tried it twice. [applause] >> try not to stir things up. >> if you are against, or think about the market as being, you know, wiser than the government and you wanted a stable dollar, and politics out of it, wouldn't

joseph the worker, particularly significant to italian americans, and it is a day where we remember and st. joseph to benefit the workers of america. and that's exactly what our health care bill will do. i'm very excited about the momentum that is developing about the bill. i know some of you were present during the week when we started with little schirn babies as young as six weeks old to talk about what it means to them. moving on to young people a couple days ago, seniors, small businesses, very important legislation. so again, as i say to you every time i see you, one day closer to passing this historic legislation which will make history of course but progress for the american people. you see behind me an array of organizations, significant organizations who are supporting health care reform. that list grows by the moment. since it was presented the afl-cio has given its firm endorsement. catholic hospital associations has endorsed the legislation. i am pleased that we got a letter representing 16 leaders of religious orders, sisters. i'm pleased to say that sisters of notre dame,

welcome to joseph beth booksellers, a bookstore in beach would ohio, legacy village for those of you in the television audience joining in tonight. it is wonderful to see so many people who have come out on a cold cleveland winter night to hear about paul williams and my new book shaping foreign policy in times of conflict. this book is literally so hot off the press but it's still warm. the richest delivered to the bookstore yesterday and we are very excited to launch our book tour with this even this evening. i'm going to start off by introducing myself, paul, michael author will introduce him, we will tell you a little bit about the book why we wrote it and how we put it together and with our unique findings were and then we are going to spend most of the hour answering your questions because we think that is when to be the most exciting and interesting exchange we possibly can have. so to begin with, i am michael scharf, professor of international law and director of the international law center at case western reserve university school of law and i'm glad to see several of my st

a sexual abuse scandal that engulfed the catholic church. in today's "new york times," more revelations suggesting in 1980 in munich, the pope, then archbishop josephzinger, was consulted by memo that a self-confessed priest would be allowed to continue his pastoral work, even with young boys. the church is fighting back, rejecting the "times" article as pure speculation saying cardinal ratzinger's deputy made the staffing decision, taking full responsibility for the ear rowan yus decision. that's little comfort for some 300 german victims whose story of clerical abuse that have come out since january. 40 years later this man is still shaken asking to describe life in pope benedict's home region. "the priest really abused children, sometimes every night in the dormitory." with every new case, the crisis grows, adding more cracks to the church's and the pope's credibility. some vatican insiders say only total transparency will work. >> it will be really, really hard to take, cold turkey, total medicine, do it now, get it out of the way. >> reporter: even if it means replacing bishops with a new generation of leaders. >> whether that means reassignin

tonight, we take a look at a broad range of economic issues with joseph stiglitz, nobel laureate in economics and the author of a new book called "freefall." >> our financial sector is in some ways more dysfunctional than it was in 2007. and so as i look at where we are unless we make some vig significant reforms in both the structure of the financial sector and the regulation of the financial sector i think there is a significant risk that we will some time-- five years, ten years-- face another crisis of the kind that we've just been through. >> rose: we continue with duff mcdonald who's written a new book, a biography, about jiplmy dimon, the c.e.o. of j.p. morgan it's called the last m standing. >> jamie's the guy who stayed jamie the entire time. did what he thought was right even damn the consequences. so that's compelling. the other thing is he, unlike a lot of c.e.o.s, particularly wall street c.e.o.s, he's extremely candid. he may not answer a question but he may say it's none of your business or i'm not going to tell you the answer to that but when he does he... it's not canned c.e.

joseph co-worker, particularly significant to italian-americans and it is a day when we have -- remember and pray to st. joseph to benefit the workers of america. that is exactly what our health care bill will do. i am excited about the momentum it is developing. some of you present earlier in the week. will babies as young as six weeks old to talk about what it means to them. moving on to young people a couple days ago, seniors, women, small business, very important legislation. one day closer to passing historic legislation which will make history and progress for the american people. you see behind me an array of significant organizations supporting health care reform. that list grows by the moment since it was printed. the afl-cio has given its endorsement to catholic hospital association has endorsed the legislation. i am pleased that we got a letter representing 60 leaders of religious orders. i am pleased the school sisters of notre dame do more. a taught me in my life on the list every quarter that you can think of. saying they wanted to pass -- wanted us to pass this life affirm

a 1-0 lead. later in the inning, caleb joseph ripped a single. black stake 2-0 lead.a 7 winning game. shaquille o'neill will likely miss the rest of the regular season after having surgery in his right thumb yesterday. shaq underwent surgery here in baltimore. the chief of the hand center said that the operation was a success. o'neill suffered the thumb injury after a hard foul on thursday night. that's your morning sports. i'm bruce cunningham, fox 45 morning news. >>> coming up the govern o'malley visits troops overseas, bumper to bumper traffic and some kind of weird smell downtown. i will be working from home today. my sister's coming. i can make it. i'm sure she's lovely. [ male announcer ] instant weather and traffic without changing the channel and 3 times more very satisfied customers than comcast. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> welcome back to fox 45 morning news. 7:30 is the time. i'm patrice harris. we're starting the morning with not so good news nor folks in garrett county. schools are closed this mornin

a third world nation. thank you for taking my call. host: joseph is a republican caller from north carolina caller: you are not going far enough. i would rather give my money to an american corporation ban foreign corporations. in japan, the second richest country of the world, and they get billions of dollars in aid every year from the u.s. we've got to start spending money at kong and stop sending it to make sure everyone else is secure in their economy and life style. we what is more important to us -- not foreigners. number two, stop bashing poor mexicans. there refugees from mexico. these are wonderful people. the foreigners that we need to worry about are the europeans and the japs. host: chris in alabama sends a message by twitter. the next call is from bill, a democrat in baltimore. caller: good morning. i would like to disagree with the lady who said there was competition once these air marearmarks were appropriated. i don't think that is probably true by and large. i also want to make a comment then when we talk about the air mearmark pro

joseph's, 46-44. that is eric atkins with a 17- point lead.e will pay at towson next year. -- heading to notre dame. watch this play. atkins will mail a half-court shot, but it is waved off -- he will mail a half-court shot, but it is waved off. calvert hall wins by 2. todd boseman has 3 straight 20- plus winning seasons. incredible for a program that went three decades without of winning season. full house tonight. up in the first. kevin thompson with the easy bucket. holmes is unstoppable. buries the 3. bears ont h the steal. 6 points. 81-67, morgan is 23-9. women's basketball. 2012 points in her remarkable career. morgan down one. erin hawkins with the winner. 71-69, on the women's side. maryland makes it back into the national rankings. 23 in the coach's poll. they get there on the hot hands of vasquez. jordan williams takes rookie of the week awards. orioles began exhibition play on wednesday night. you cannot tell much from games in march. that is a waiting game for the second baseman. he suffered of herniated disk in his back in the off

his former archdiocese has said the pontiff, then known as cardinal joseph ratzinger, was involved in a 1980 decision to move a priest accused of sex abuse into therapy. the same priest, peter hullerman, returned to the clergy and was later convicted of abuse in german court in 1986. even after that episode, he returned to a clerical role suspended again this past monday after new reports surfaced that he was back working with children. the vatican has forcefully denied that benedict had any role in handling the hullerman incident. >> ( translated ): the pope, then archbishop, had absolutely no part in the decisions that led to the placing of this priest in a pastoral position. therefore, there is no reason to accuse him. the pope is a person whose >> reporter: benedict discussed the widening scandal last week with german archbishop robert zollitsch. the archbishop said the pope >> ( translated ): the holy father has received my report with vigilance, great dismay and great distress and we had a very deep conversation about this. we want to unveil the truth and we want an honest clearin

removed from his job, the archbishop of milwaukee wrote to pope benedict, then cardinal joseph ratzinger asking to reopen arch investigation. he wrote i'm interested in a healing process from the church to the deaf community. cardinal ratzinger didn't reply. weekland wrote back to his deputy. true scandal in the near future seemed very possible. the case was briefly reopened until reverend murphy wrote to ratzinger pleading for mercy. i'm in poor health, i have repented of any of my past transgressions. ratzinger order the case be dropped and murphy died later that year. the official newspaper called the story a clear and despicable attempt to strike at this pope at any cost. stephanie gosk, nbc news, london. >>> the vatican was asking the diocese to interview the alleged victims in that wisconsin case. >>> police are investigating a horrific accident involving a tractor trailer where 11 people were killed. police say the truck crossed the median on interstate 65 near louisville, kentucky, and hit a passenger van head on. the truck then hit a rock wall and burst into flames. ten people inside the van died

joseph stiglitz was holding a panel last year and they were talking about the problems of values.and he said, rob, how do you get these speculators like back on track? and i said well, they have to discover belief in the afterlife. they have to believe that somebody is going to measure them and there's something that matters. and that they can't escape detection or they can't buy their way in. [laughter] >> i think the -- that's the biggest -- that's the highest altitude -- >> that's the best regulator we've got. >> i'd say that you're really talking about a system and a purpose for a life and for a society. and at some level not adam smith 'cause if you read "the wealth of nations" he doesn't talk like this but some of the modern free market fundamentalism has tried to act as if -- excuse me, if you are in the marketplace you are therefore virtuous. and i think that's just -- that's an oversimplification of people like jim wallace have to challenge now and probably no better place. he's a theologian so probably no better place than religious and moral teachings from his work and

a talented actor whose credits include "shakespeare in love" and "running with scissors," apparently he can be seen starring in the abc show "flash forward," which air thursdays, at 8:00 p.m. please welcome joseph"i don't have a tie, i don't have a ring, so i grabbed a celery." >> jimmy: a piece of celery. >> happy st. patrick's, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's fantastic. that's very, very green. did you ever spend time in ireland, at all? >> i did, i was brought up in ireland, in the '70s. great place to be with the big bell bottomed players and things like that. >> jimmy: oh, were you really? >> loved it. >> jimmy: what part of ireland? >> i was in county cork, in the south. beautiful place, wonderful people, generous, loving. first learned to ride my bicycle there, and it was all going really well, until i was educated by the nuns, who have a tendency to thrash you. it's very hard if you get out of line. and so much, so i think i had a bamboo cane taken to me, and was thrashed till it broke. >> jimmy: were you really? >> yeah, it still didn't take away my love of "river dance" or anything like that. [ laughter ] but, yeah, i think a couple of times i was found clinging to

a reminder of army news. pope benedict xvi was accused of failing in the 1990's to take action against an american priest suspected of molesting children. at the time cardinal joseph rattner -- ratizinger held the vatican office to investigate the case of abuse. an agreement to help greece out of the financial crisis on the sidelines of a european summit. the strategy is being put to other european leaders who all have to agree to the details before the plan can be activated. that is all for the program, for now, for me, goodbye. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union bank offers unique insight and expertise in a range of industries. what can we do for you? >> i'm julia stiles. >> i'm kevin bacon. >> i'm kim cattrall. >> hi, i'm ken burns. >> i'm lili taylor. >> i'm henry louis gates, jr., and public broadcasting is my source for news about the world. >> for intelligent conversation. >> for election coverage you can count on. >> for conversations beyond the sound bites. >> a commitment to journalism. >> for

the documents show in 1996, aides to the future pope, then named cardinal joseph ratzinger, had a secret trial. but later when ratzinger received a personal letter from murphy, that trial was shut down. a statement from the vatican this morning said the future pope only learned about the case decades after the abuse. and his office hazarded the situation, by restricting father murphy's ministry. and that he accept the full responsibility for the gravity of his acts. murphy died in 1998. and he was still a priest. >> still a priest at that time. those documents, people will have to take a close look at that. i don't have to tell you what's going on in europe right n with the pope. a big scandal in ireland and in other countries. >> and in germany, as well. there's questions how he handled allegations of sexual abuse when he was archbishop in germany. the timing is tricky for the vatican and this pope. >> how about the stories we're hearing from the alleged victims in wisconsin? >> one in particular stands out of a boy, he is now a man. at the time, he talks about the horror of his abuse.

a drink to the brother who's not here. the party was in honor of john f. kennedy. the boy was offering to the toast to joseph kennedy. killed a couple years earlier in a dangerous mission in europe. the young boy was edward kennedy. teddy. he never forgot the brother who wasn't there. the democrats celebrated the signing of the historic health care bill. you can see all the key people there. president obama signed the bill. speaker nancy pelosi, senate leader harry reid, jim clyburn, bernie sanders, a self-described socialist to bart stupak who insisted on the executive order banning federal funds for abortion. they were all there in the east room today, and it was a joyous time. perhaps something like that party in hyannisport in 1946 when the kennedys got together and the youngest said they should not forget the brother who set the standard of courage for all. if we set our compass true we will reach our destination, not merely victory for our party, but renewal for our nation. on this day of celebration, i woulke

the charges of misconduct over the years have a common theme: did the pope-- then-cardinal joseph ratzinger-- fail to take appropriate actions against clergy who allegedly committed acts against children? the latest report-- a "new york times" story found that he was copied on a 1980 decision to return a priest who was undergoing therapy for pedophilia to pastoral work in munich. that priest was later convicted of sexual abuse of children. at the time, ratzinger was archbishop of munich. he later directed a vatican office that dealt with sex allegations. a spokesman for the vatican said today the pope "had no knowledge" of the decision to return the german priest to a parish. the latest news report comes on the heels of another "times" story that said the vatican and then-cardinal ratzinger knew about a u.s. priest accused of sexually abusing up to 200 deaf boys at a milwaukee school from the 1950s to the 1970s. the priest was not defrocked, and died in 1998. jeff anderson is the attorney representing the victims. >> all trails involving the cover-up and the concealment of sexual abuse by c

a look at how states are dealing with the budget crunch. we will talk to the joseph henchman. rst, at a news update from c- span2 radio. >> president obama flies to ohio today to talk about the proposed health insurance bill. he speaks at a senior center outside cleveland. it is the home of one resident who wrote to the president talking about the increases in health care. after that, the president returned to meetings in washington christopher dodd unveiled his financial overhaul bill today. reportedly, it expands the powers of the federal reserve board but create a consumer protection program with less authority than the president had asked for. politico reports that some house members are driving cars paid for by taxpayer money. nearly $3,000 in the last quarter of 2009. nine other members are paying more than $1,000 a month. some say that behind these cost is the result of an energy policy requiring the vehicles that they choose be fuel- efficient. others say that their two-year term prevents them from signing longer pleases. -- longer leases. >> our mission is to make ever

. >>> officials are looking into a plane crashin crash that left an dead. joseph was piloting the single engine plane when it went down in edgewater. kelly was reportedly trying to get back to the airport at the time but something went wrong and the annapolis resident crashed into someone's yard. he was the only person on board at the time. >>> more than 700 people are dead following chil chile's earthquake. the country's president says that number is expected to grow. david lee miller reports. >> reporter: when the earthquake hit the ground, it caused many homes and buildings to crumble. residents inside at the time struggling to get out safely. >> we would only get out by going upwards. we found some light and we realized it was a window. we thought we were going to die. >> reporter: the saturday's quake affecting 4.1 million people. police responding to looters and water. >> it is a necessity. we need to do this, we don't have anything. >> reporter: those who are able begin to process the picking through what used to be their homes and neighborhoods. many of ch

. >> tomorrow, on washington journal, a political roundtable with kathy kiely and richard cohen. josephn discusses the recent trend in states to raise taxes. and john powell talking about a

joseph, michigan, a democrat. caller: i want to know why income levels are so low for medicaid. i just became disabled, and i don't qualify for medicare yet, unless i've been on it for two years. i make of hundred dollars a month. -- i make $1,200 a month. they say my income is too high. host: that is our reform you would like to see? caller: yes, i would like to see the income level go up if it appeared -- go up a little. host: "conservatives rallied behind seals accused of at mistreating iraqi. three navy seals are facing a court-martial on charges that they mistreated and iraqi prisoners suspected in the deaths of four blackwater security guards whose charred bodies were dragged through the city of fallujah in 2004. the case has prompted an outcry from conservative members of congress and members of the military's secretive special operations forces, who say the navy commanders are innocent. more than 40 members of congress, nearly all of them republicans, have signed letters calling upon the pentagon to exonerate the seals, while accusing military leaders of bending over bac

a community center. there were dances and basketball games. it's just been sold for $2 million. to local developer j. josephlark and hns properties which built harbor east. a 132-room hotel is on the way. >> there will be a new hotel room here on two levels inside. and the interior will be open to the sky. >> tourists stop here every day. the building doubled as a police station for the hit tv show, "homicide." >> to enjoy the whole thing. and history was amazing. >> that european look won't change. except for being cleaned. the building's exterior must stay the same. >> we have secured historic tax credits from the state and from the federal government, which requiresitous keep things looking the way they do. >> reporter: there will be one big difference. the famous tugboats are leaving for canton remember. >> it's going to be different. it's going to be like disturbing the titanic. tugboat has been here for 40 years. >> reporter: it will be two years before the hotel goes up here. first, this pier must be rebuilt and raised. >> the pier is falling into the water. so the first thing we have to do is spend

a global church. >> they began two decades ago. the pope was known as cardinal joseph ratzinger. estigated of abuses by priest. >> he wrote a letter that said every case was to be referred to his department p. >> reporter: vatican officials are praising his investigative work after he took control of abuse cases. according to one of the vatican's top prosecutors who's also a priest he showed great wisdom and firmness in dealing with these cases and he said he showed great courage dealing with the most difficult aun thorniest of them. and tlfrs, herefore, he said, t accuse the pope of a cover-up is false. but the pressure just keeps mounting. newly released details of abuse in germany are raising questions about the pontiff's judgment, even before he came to rome overseeing cases of abuse. he oversaw a case of a priest involved in child abuse. the pope moved the priest from one diocese to another, his own, so that the priest could get therapy. several years later, the priest was convicted of child abuse. the pope's critics say he should have paid more attention at the time, and tak

i think that joseph stalin is a proud man with nancy pelosi and president obama. host: mitch mcconnell yesterday issued a statement said that the president's decision to override a bipartisan opposition to an appointee is just another episode of choosing a partisan path despite bipartisan opposition. additionally stunning as the administration's decision concerning the recess appointment of two democrats appointees while leaving republicans behind. there is also a story this morning from "the new republic" where the reporter wrote earlier this month the president obama will have the chance to do something he has not done particularly well during his first year, successfully defied opponents, and reassure his most loyal supporters. the nlrb was created back in 1935 to protect the right of workers to form unions. you can read more online at "the new republic." next, the democrats line from desoto taxes, anna. caller: thank you, president obama, for finally stepping up to defy some of these people. all they have on their agenda is no, no, no. i'm 62 years old. these

joseph gerbils. because it was so controversial, gerbils a master of propaganda stopped talking about it in public. private writings revealed his change in approach wasn't a change of heart. >> the nazi germany attacked the soviet union in 1941. a week before that he wrote in his diary that the goal of the nazi germany would be to destroy this jewish bolvevism and the soviet union as they described it and instead of that, build the true socialism. that's what he wrote in his diary. of course goebbels was a liar, while he lied to his own diary. >> the red shirts and the brown shirts in germany had all sorts of members who were members of one group joining the other group and vice versa. they saw themselves as equally revolutionary organize nations fighting each -- organi organizations fighting for control. nazi and bolsheviks was case of pepsi versus coke. >> even as they tro took contro in france, they found reason to celebrate. in these sad times it's exceptionally comforting to see perisians workers talk to german soldiers as friends. in the street, or at the corner cafe. "well done, comrades." a

spreading back to the u.s., and, in february of 1971, alsop, and he was a very influential commentator of the period and his brother joseph was on the payroll of the cia and influential journalist and wrote a column in which he warned new york city was infested with drugs and killed by herrin because of the return of soldiers and new york city may be terminal and shows the demonization an rhetoric which i argue fueled support for the war on drugs and, incidentally, none of alsop's writing mentioned the deplorable conditions in gone bread by the u.s. bombings and refugee crisis nor explored the underlying structural variables and abandon domment of the great society programs, shaping the breakdown of america's inner cities, and he described the drugs and crazy veterans returning to the streets and were a product of structural and economic problems and cut back in government programs. in june of 1971, "time" returned strung out vets to a frightening rise in the nation's crime rate and the author's editorialized the specter of weapons trained addicted combat veterans joining the deadly struggle for drugs on the streets of am

a baby. mom suddenly goes into labor, and baby was not waiting thankfully these two kids jumped in.in. little joseph sanders took his mom, elena, completely by surprise. mom didn't even realize she was in labor until she felt the baby coming. it was in the wee hours of the morning, while her husband was at ork. but fortunately, two little heroes stepped in. her two oldest children. >> my mom said to call 911. so i did. >> the baby is coming now. >> she says the baby is coming now. >> mom was in pain, but the kids stayed calm. st minutesater 9-year-old jabari saw his little brother coming into the world. born in a bathroom. >> she's starting to bleed. >> the baby is coming out. >> the baby is already here. >> and then the phone operator started asking me a bunch of questions i didn't understand. >> that's when his sister, faith, got othe phone. >> they knew i was only 11 years old. so they kind of walked me through what to do. >> that patient 911 operator asked her all the right questions because faith was able to relay that the baby' umbilical cord snapped, which could have been dangerous for little

el presidente de la fifa, joseph blatter, indicó que no hay duda de que sudáfrica fue una buena elección. diego armando maradona tendra aes para el partido de maÑana contra alemania y en conferencia de prensa maradona entre otras cosas dicen que porcentaje tiene de sus jugadores para sudafrica. "tengo el 80% ya definido, tengo el 80% casi definido". el otro eh como se va a definir o como crees que se va a definir, cuando. "sobre la hora, sobre la hora por el hecho que yo tengo muchos jugadores j?que estan en plena competencia y lo estan haciendo muy bien ehh, es por eso el equipo, me lo reservo para ver, a ver si, hojala que lo, que no k?tengamos como lo de ayer a milito le pego un pinchazo en la pierna izquierda por eso no voy a tener contra alemania". dejamos el futbol se confirma la san por dopaje para el boxeador julio cesar chavez jrs. julio césar chávez jr. volverá al cuadrilátero el próximo mes de junio, fecha en la que se cumplirá una sanción deeis meses impuesta por la comisión atlética de nevada. después de cuatro horas de discusión entre los integrantes de dicha comisión, ayer estos d

it was a little bit like joseph mccarthy's communists in the -- in the government. the number was 10, it was 11, it was 20, 21 and i've heard 23. c-span: what's this? and this is -- the dots without the lines drawn are -- are available earlier in the book. and what's this about? >> guest: yeah. this is that little challenge i think we all have seen, connecting nine dots with four lines without lifting your hand from the paper. this has -- this is the solution. and in order to connect the nine dots with four lines and not remove your hand from the pen from the paper, you have to go outside the dots. and that was another metaphor that atwater used. thinking, he said, 'when you think of a solution, you have to go outside the dots. you can't stay within the dots to sometimes solve a problem or a puzzle.' and that's how he approached any political puzzle you could throw at him. c-span: you said earlier you wrote 500,000 words. >> guest: yes, sir. c-span: what are you going to do with the 140,000 -- no, i guess it would be 260,000 that didn't make it in here -- or was it