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mary katharine, give you the last word.o. >> well, i mean, i think it's clear that like a lot of this is intentional. it's been going on three years. sort of a crap shoot. they lay down this narrative every time there is a psycho out there and ends up being the case. this one case he had some sort of right leaning ideas. i think folks made mistakes. stop doing that in the future and talking to many people on the left would be great. nail this on our convenient political enemy. >> bill: all right, ladies. thanks very much. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. juan williams has a book on his muslim ordeal with npr. he will be here. bernie goldberg on rahm emanuel scolding a reporter for asking him a question he didn't like. we ask you to stay tuned for those reports. ♪ ♪ i like youmessy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you dance with me ♪ you always make me smile [ male announcer ] we believe you're at your best when you can relax and be yourself. and at thousands of

they include frank conway, katharine q., stephanie rawlings blake, otis riley, and republicans also griffin and vicki harding. at this point, the income that has generated the most money and receive the most endorsements from the governor and various senators and conference people and from the city council it set -- it's self monday morning. >> they can claim that all of these important officials think that they are the pri -- right canada for the office. so it is important to have endorsements. on the other hand, some endorsements do not bring in many votes. to go there is also an advantage given the number of people running against her. in fact, he says it would be tougher on her if most about out, leaving only one to give her a challenge. >> there are so many candidates running against her, the more the merrier. they cause the -- carve out the anti-rawlings blake boad. >> the mayor is up for debate on radio and television. one other alexian note, we're live outside of city hall, wbal- tv 11 news. >> in tonight's education alert, baltimore county is spending millions of dollars on new con

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deep throat for the information which led to the watergate exposure do you think that means that katharine graham should go to jail well it's not that there's not a foreign corrupt practices act but there does raise questions and in fact it's become too common you know. media paying for stories ok cupid to be so this is what i want to get you and i want to go to dave right now again you know these kind of practices are endemic in media in the english speaking world the western world ok so again you know why is this kind of moral outrage out there because you could make the claim and i'm not making it big murdoch is being turned into a scapegoat for what everybody else does including his organisation. well i would i would say the singling out news corp and singling out murdoch in particular is shortsighted. yeah i'm not going to speak to you know how many other news organizations and gauge an outright bribery and what kevin described. as a matter of law under the former foreign corrupt practices act is bribery and giving money to officials in order for it to entice them to do something or n

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katharine's our i.t. loss. to the u.k. big story there were a former editor of the news of the world's been arrested in connection with the phone hacking scandal of the country's biggest selling newspaper its former royal correspondent also been arrested on suspicion of driving police now if your is prompted the prime minister to announce two inquiries into the ethics and practices of the british press the one hundred sixty eight year old papers accused of hacking into the phones in emails of first of the targets including murder and terror victims dead soldiers as well as politicians it's owner rupert murdoch's news international with abs the paper is set to close after sunday's edition a spring of the equation here john go on to a radio show on the sun website these in burning and forests and i jump over a good evening thanks spring and i'll make prime minister great hammer and promise personally this independent inquiry into practice is a newspaper we're releasing two arrests in connection with the hacking is this thoug

there were failed pilots and short-lived series, and a tv movie with katharine hepburn. >> people leavengs. she told me to stop chewing gum. she told me to cut my hair. she told me to stop acting at one point, not as a career choice but in a particular scene. she said, cut, cut, cut, stop acting. i said, what do you mean? she said, just say it. just say the lines. all right, let's gosh, let's roll. and i did. and she said, there. that's good. >> when he wasn't playing a part, he was just playing. hard. >> the '90s was a lot of playing. >> when you say "playing," by the way, how hard were you partying? >> i was going out, drinking and doing a little bit of this and a little bit of that. it was fun. it was blast, but at a certain time it's kind of not cute anymore, and you catch up and you want sort of the adult stuff. >> i don't want to blaib it, but why not. to go from "teen wolf 2" to where you are today, how the heck did you turn it around? >> i just got lucky. i got a good job. i got "arrested development." >> my lovely wife lucy. >> the sitcom "arrested development" focused on the d

in 19th century america, producing the most poop paw lar preacher in america, isabella beecher, katharine beecher, education reformer, so it was important to locate that in the human context. above all, uncle tom's cabin to this day remains a human book in the profoundest sense, and it really raises issues of interpersonal relationships. it's a book about relationships between people, between white people, between white people and black people, and it's just such a totally emotional book, and she, herself, produced it from a very human standpoint so to me the biography is the book that's very much a part of the biography of harriet beecher stowe. >> you have to tell us which part made you cry? [laughter] >> well, i hate to admit it. this is very, very corny, extremely corny, but the death of little eva. it kind of worked on me this time. what's funny is that it's like an or chi value 19th century scene, the death of this child; right? you can name a number of similar deaths. i think the reason it struck me is that this time it didn't seem sentimental and for that very -- i mean, i was say

think that our system of sexual harassment law is less than ideal, you're problem is with professor katharinemchien and so it is with class action law and many, many others, and this can be traced big and small. i tell a study in the book about workplace law of the then novel idea that the law ought to come and for those of you who are not on lookism, it is the type of improper bias by which employers are constantly hiring really great looking people and promoting them more and paying them more other than the rest of us who are homely. [laughter] yes, it's unfair, but not until around the time the harvard law review ran and intermble, i shouldn't say that, an 80 or 90-page student note for the law to come to lookism, and not before then was a thought an issue of the law, but there in i believe the year 1999 there appeared this extremely long harvard law review student note, and it didn't take too long before lookism became an interest for legislatures and for judges, and indeed the district of columbia here passed one ordnance banning lookism and so have a number of municipalities leading to