y se puede ahorrar $9000 del precio de kelley blue book, así es. día. se la puede llevar por $13,985. así es, $13,985 y se ahorra $5000 del msrp aquí en capitol expressway ford. >> capitol expressway ford tiene de todo tipo de auto para que usted se divierta con su familia de lujo. mire nada mas esta preciosa crossover 2006, es una mercedes r350 y ¿sabe qué? tiene hasta asientos de piel y es para siete pasajeros. esta fabulosísima y además se la puede llevar por $299 al mes o $299 de enganche aquí en capitol expressway ford. >> y recuerde que en capitol expressway ford nosotros queremos que usted ahorre dinero y se ahorre en el gas con este maravilloso 2007 mazda 3 y ¿sabe qué? tiene cd player, aire acondicionado y tiene unas llantitas especiales para que usted vaya a donde quiera y se lo puede llevar por $139 al mes o $139 de enganche. ¿qué le parece? llámenos y venga a visitarnos a capitol expressway ford. >> capitol expressway ford tiene los mejores crossover. mire nada más, 2011 ford flex. es uno de los mejores autos en el mercado. está bien eq

. >> kelley muriÓ porque le aplicaron cinta adhesiva ilustra sobre su boca y la historia suma decÍa que la fiscalÍa fue bastante altiva en demostrar la razÓn por la cual casey anthony, segÚn argumentan, matÓ a su hija. querÍa una vida libre, sin preocupaciones y pedimentos, y esta niÑa era de perimetral a vida que querÍa. >> mientras su hija hacia gestos de relaciÓn con la cabeza y se mostrÓ llorosa mientras el fiscal escribÍa la vida de mentiras e irresponsabilidad que caracterizÓ la vida de la acusada. el abogado defensor caracterizÓ a una casey muy diferente. dijo que el jurado no debÍa llevarse por las emociones sino por evidencia. >> recuerda luego que sÍ hay una duda razonable y la fiscalÍa no ha demostrado que esa duda razonable no existe el jurado tiene que rendir un veredicto de lo culpable. >> los abogados defensores sostienen que la pequeÑa muriÓ ahogada en la piscina familiar y la joven lo ocultÓ por la angustia emocional que le causÓ ser vÍctima de sexto por muchos aÑos por parte de su progenitor. enfrenta cargospor medio la policÍa y abuso infantil agravado. si es encontra

i can hear r kelley singing. you mentioned you have a michael blog -- micro blog.ell me how works. >> it works the same way in the u.s. people are more careful in what they say but 99% of what you want to say you can say. it is a lot more similar to twitter and people might imagine. tavis: our young people as hope to hear as they are in united states? >> probably even more so. alternatives are little more limited. there is not as much freedom in publishing on tv or newspapers or magazines. and this is so easy. and the mobile is very common and everywhere. micro blog is exponentially growing. tavis: when you talk about freedom, it leads to more active participation. how do people know where the line is? is there a class? do you learned the hard way? have you learned as a citizen where the line is with regard to what you can in cannot say? tavis: in every country it is understood. in the u.s., child pornography is illegal. it is illegal everywhere. they know that certain -- teaching people how to blow up buildings is not acceptable. those kinds of things are known. t

but what robin gives us -- robin kelley's book, malcolm, you were political.you don't want to say you were and maybe you couldn't see it, but it was incredibly political act to be a young man doing these things at this moment. the part of what i read when i read these things are now failing i think a lot of them are around the relationship with eddie. a lot of them are around harshness with which he treats his lieutenants and certainly a lot of the anxieties about the question of same sex activity, although it's never an identity, i don't know this a family. i think those are revisions or read readings are we understanding, even of how malcolm would've understood himself. i think malcolm thinks he was nonpolitical? yes. join us to thank robin kelley has some in on the politics of disease due? absolutely. do i think malcolm x but act on same-sex and had enormous shame and good at is a deep feeling of demand? absolutely. i do see many reading in the fact? no. as the man in giving us a different vision of what those practices were and what is practices are relati

kelley. >> reporter: tonight opponents of the new law would have granted in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants declared victory giving tens of thousands of signatures to the secretary of state. they though needed to collect about 5 5,000 signatures for voters by tonight. they got twice that. >> reporter: you know the state still needs to certiny the signatures but the number means it's unlikely enough would be thrown out to hurt the results. it nearly guarantees the dream act will be put on hold at least until the election in november of 2012. the drive to gather enough signatures on the dream act started after the bill was passed, now the results of that drive are in. >> the people of maryland have spoken and they will win on on this petition drive. >> reporter: supporters say more than 100,000 maryland residents signed their petition putting the dream act in danger. >> we don't want it, they don't want the bill, know it costs to much and know that we need to enforce our immigration laws. >> reporter: its emotional defeat for joyce saurez. >> some of these kid's have 4.0's in schoo

scrutiny and that's exactly what's now happening to michele bachmann, the story tonight from nbc's kelley o'donnell. >> that's what we're trying to figure out. >> reporter: republican congresswoman michele bachmann's day job is wrapped up in the debt limit showdown. >> i know i'm raising the debt ceiling right now. >> reporter: the gop contender hammers the president, always a magnet for attention and criticism, like when she mispronounced the yiddish word chutzpah. >> because he has a lot of chutzpah. he spent a trillion dollars on the stimulus, it failed. >> reporter: last week bachmann signed an iowa conservative group's 14-point marriage vow in which she pledged vigorous opposition to same-sex marriage or any change to traditional marriage. but on a separate page, the group made a startling claim. a child born into slavery in 1860 was more likely to be raised in a two-parent household than a child born after president obama's election. aides say kbaukman sign -- balk man signed only the candidate portion of the document. >> it's absurd to think that a child would be better off raised

according to kelley blue book, the average price of a new compact car cost a record $20,500 last month, but is expected to fall to about $19,300 by the end of the year. they see a similar trend with used cars, dropping from over $11,000 down to under $10,000. the debate over the debt ceiling can also be seen as the blame game. there is a lot of finger- pointing, but still no deal. jared bernstein is a senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities and former chief economist to vice president joe biden. >> the last time i offered a commentary here, about a month ago, i began by observing that the current debate over economic policy is generating a lot more heat than light. since then, its gotten much hotter and a lot darker. if congress fails to raise the debt ceiling by august 2, just a few days from now, we could end up taking an economic hit as devastating as it is avoidable. thats right-- this wound will be self-inflicted. how did it come to this? the answer is politics, and its an ugly, destabilizing politics of a type we haven't seen in this country for many years. as

story bigger reminds me of how dr david kelly was bumped off a similar tragedies of sean horne david kelley all this madness and david can we sean who are this what i'm thinking something's not trying to kelly was the u.n. weapons inspector who first cause doubt on the government's claim that iraq could deploy weapons of mass destruction within forty five minutes it led to scrutiny of tony blair's decision to invade iraq. by extraordinary coincidence kelly's body was discovered exactly eight years before that of sean hordes on the eighteenth of july two thousand and three it was british journalist andrew gilligan who david kelly had spoken to to publicize his belief that the forty five minute claim had been exaggerated gilligan believes there are similarities between kelly and sean hoare being at the center of one of these storms a terrifying experience i really don't believe either david or short or was murdered because. i simply don't think it would have been in anyone's interest to murder them once they got into the public spotlight anyone with an iota of sense in government would have k

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trust that other people will treat me with dignity and a sense of honesty, as opposed to the kitty kelley treatment or something, you know what i mean? >> hinojosa: so you actually feel... >> yeah, so i'm learning that. i'm learning to gauge who i can trust and stuff. >> hinojosa: and the interesting thing is that you... even though you've been highly criticized and targeted, you can still come out feeling... feeling good, feeling like this was an absolute positive? >> i do, i do. i mean, i think it's good that we were... the people who criticized us, and the reasons that they criticized us, i wasn't surprised by. i mean, there is tremendous denial in american culture. we're a culture that idolizes youth, that spends millions and billions of dollars on trying to look young, but we despise, in some way, young people. so here we have to beg... you know, community groups have to beg for funding for our kindergartens and this and that, you know what i mean? so there's that paradox that we have this youth-orientated culture, but we actually don't really love young people. you know, we want to.

has been very well couple of ways names such as the corner kelley also quite good page positions and unicorn for reasons. internal restructuring has been opened for me is emerging as well as insults he will be back in fifteen minutes with an update i see that. forty two thousand americans die each year car accidents thousand. seven hundred thousand people. and thirty two thousand will kill themselves cancer in all its forms kills five hundred sixty thousand of us here part is easy even more devastating it kills over eight hundred seventy thousand americans every day here.

belief that the forty five minute claim had been exaggerated believes there are similarities between kelley and short haul being at the center of one of these storms a terrifying experience i really don't believe either david or sean hoare was murdered because. i simply don't think it would have been in anyone's interest to murder them once they got into the public spotlight anyone with an iota of sense in government would have known that to kill them would just would just clarify the story i think it's simpler i think both were under enormous pressure from their roles as whistle blows and and found it difficult to cope with that pressure short haul of evidence could have been crucial to proving that the news of the world editors supported a culture of listening to private voice mails for stories former editor andy colson who later became a media director to the current prime minister has always denied the allegations the man was destroyed professionally. international. and the man was. drinking too much taking drugs he was depressed moralized police are saying paul's death doesn't appear s

and that was for a leveller then kills the russians again on the counter-attack kelley claiming his brace here for a final scoreline of two nil was enough to chelsea it's a good lesson for us we have to face strong european schools and test ourselves against and this is the only way to produce our own generation of skilful players i mean a full on the whole credits of the players you know so. it's more difficult to play against them. if they show the thought we maybe should have been leading a hard time maybe by at least a couple of goals. so to come out second half and score a couple goals was very pleasing that's how it came to the final versus grant and it was the germans who still the shoe just. three books a bill aziz opening his team's account finish you know it takes two to move one little the next turning into good players with respect to their is able to choose their people six new ones who work with three bullets youngsters who bring the peak of their peers from the womb through beer and russia to germany the book. it's just a model so we have to train really passing passing pas

nbc's kelley donald joins us now. first, kelley, the republicans are calling for a cut, cap, and balance plan. it calls for a balanced budget amendment to the constitution. tea party conservatives love this plan, the president has said he's going to veto it. do we really have time for a plan that's really just show, kelley? >> reporter: well, the important thing for house republicans and conservatives is to get their big political statement today, they believe there's time for that. the plan you just described allows them to say the real solution is cutting spending big now and changing how congress would work for years and years to come. the president knows it's not going to get to the desks, they said this would really force the government to not be able to spend on things like medicare, social security, prevent spending for future disasters, and they even renamed it. republicans call it cut, cap, and balance, the white house is calling it duck, dodge, and dismantle. >> on that note, let's talk about what the white

her husband mark kelley posted a message on facebook marking the day saying, thank you for the continued support from arizona and the nation. your daily messages of hope and encouragement inspire us. >> they were witnessing history. the shuttle heading into space one last time. the crowds just invaded there to watch in person. we will take you there. phillips' caplets use magnesium, an ingredient that works more naturally with your colon than stimulant laxatives, for effective relief of constipation without cramps. thanks. [ professor ] good morning students. today, we're gonna... >>> the launch of the space shuttle "atlantis," the journey shaped by triumph and tragedy, defined by decades of innovation, exploration and discovery. >> main engine start. we have engine start. 30 years ago, thousands gathered at kennedy space center to watch "columbia," the first shuttle, launch into history. >> two, one, zero and lift-off, the final lift-off of lths on the shoulders of the space shuttle. america will continue the dream. >> today, it's estimated almost a million people came to witness the en

yes but do i think robert kelley has something? absolutely. do i think malcolm x looked back on same-sex activity and had enormous shame and understood that as a deep feeling as a man. banning is giving a different vision with those practices were and relative to his wife going forward in this story of activism. >> woodring tipping is happening now in the process, so the first thing is you've got this competing visions than this hour original vision, you've got all this come a great deal of contention. but over time what is going to happen is you're going to reconcile that moment at least for me personally, i have been a small democrat for a while, but it really shifted to me when i became authority because at that point i was older than both martin luther king and malcolm x when they were assassinated and i have kids, so i'm looking at this as a parent and there's no way in hell i would do what they did and sacrifice my children. no way i would do that. so, at that moment for me they become different figures, right? so we see what's going to

we want to give captain kelley an opportunity to speak before the top of the hour. i wanted to talk about the environment we are now operating in washington and the news of the day, thematically, involving the budgetary reality that i alluded to in my introduction. it seems as though right now there are a lot of wheels in motion. there seems to be a lot of risks to the federal funding environment in the sense that the white house and congress are trying to come to terms on an agreement that could avoid a rather dangerous debt ceiling deadline down the road. we have a short-term problem and a long-term problem. could you talk about the risk to the work you're talking about here in the short-term as well as the intermediate or longer term? just because of this problem alone. >> as i tried to say in my remarks, america is the foremost leader in space exploration. there is no question about that. i travel overseas and talk to my partners and they acknowledge that. set out a course where we will explore even farther than now into deep space. i hope that i got you all to

as we mentioned earlier, the want to give captain kelley an opportunity to speak before the top of the hour. i want to talk about the environment we are now operating in in washington, the news of the day, thematically with in washington involves the budgetary reality i i alluded to in my introduction. it seems as if right now there are a lot of wheels in motion. there seems to be a lot of risk to the federal funding environment, in the sense the white house and congress are trying to come to terms on an agreement that could include avoiding a rather dangerous debt ceiling deadline down the road. so we have a short-term problem and a long-term problem. can you talk about the risk to the work you're talking about here in the short term, as well as the intermediate or long- term? just because of this problem all along? >> i think as i have tried to say in my remarks, america is the foremost leader in space exploration. no question about that. when i travel overseas and talk to my international partners, a knowledge that. we're going to explore. we have set out on a course where we are go

served as a law clerk for jay kelley rae for a court of appeals and justice thurgood marshall of theed states supreme court. his most recent books are the strange career of a troublesome word, interracial agencies, sex, adoption and sellout. elaborate the american law institute coming american academy of arts and sciences and the american philosophical association, mr. kennedy is also a charter trustee princeton university. he holds degrees from princeton, oxford university emile law school. please welcome mr. randolph kennedy. [applause] >> i haven't deeply grateful to gregory rodriguez said his colleagues at the center social cohesion for inviting me to participate in a symposium. implicit epicenters title is the idea that social cohesion is good. i suppose that it is under certain conditions. there are polities however characterized a dictatorial social cohesion. that is not the sort which the sender wishes to foster through research, study and debate. the cohesion of the center seeks to foster is a democratic, pluralistic cohesion that frames the decent society. there are now, th

kelley for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. in my previous life -- to my previous life, i am the bill business. the bill credit is so critical that look to your background. you really have an impressive background and advice of the of the people inseminate aims. the availability of credit is one of those things and i know automobiles come up quite often and sometimes i regarded as predatory. how would your agency work had been? how is that going to work? >> you help me if i'm not in the right place. automobile loans in particular you know that you initiated that either mobiles in the consumer agency, congress made that distinction in dodd-frank. and so, the place where we are focused is really about consumers need to know what the crisis is than what risk is, and they need to be less fine print that they really had a shot at comparing strata three mortgages, free credit card agreements. they can actually look at those. my own view is that is that that actually. i know it's happening. >> i think oftentimes i go to a lender and g

we want to give captain kelley an opportunity to speak before the top of the hour. i want to talk about the environment we are now operating in in washington. the news of the day involves the budgetary reality. it seems as if right now there are a lot of wheels in motion there seems to be a lot of risk to the federal funding environment. the white house and congress are trying to come to terms with an agreement avoiding a rather dangerous debt ceiling deadline. we have a short-term problem and we have a long-term problem. can you talk about the risk to the work you're talking about in the short term as well as the sec intermediate or longer-term because of this problem alone? >> as i have tried to say in my remarks, america is the foremost leader in space exploration. there is no question about that. when i talk to my international partners, they acknowledged that. we will explore and we have said on a course where we will explore even farther into deep space. our focus right now is to safely fly out the shuttle program was started some six years ago with a very wel

and i currently owe about $2100 on the car which is valued by kelley blue book for $11,000.interest being high, would it be a bad or good idea to refinance my car loan to pay off my credit card debt. do you want to help her out? >> here's the thing about refinancing at this point with her car loan. it has a pretty low remaining balance and only four or five months left until this november when the loan goes away. i don't know any banks that would work with her at this point even if she can get a re-fi. i wouldn't do it. here's why. she needs to discipline to pay off this debt herself. she has four months left. stay the course. pay that $400 every month, in november you will be debt free of that car loan but then transfer that debt over to the credit card. $400 a month on that credit card. $8,000 balance, she will be debt free in under two years. if she can convince the bank to lower the interest rate on the credit card, even better. it will not only get her out of debt quickly but give her the discipline to be out of debt and be debt free for life. >> take the money and pay

nbc's capitol hill correspondent kelley o'donnell has more.morning, savannah. is marco rubio is next big thing? in the 2010 campaign season, he was the most talked about candidates. he unseated a sitting governor. he knocked off a congressman to become a senator. while here, he kept mostly a low profile until now. and we got some special behind-the-scenes access. >> leaving the workout by 7:00 a.m. attending daily catholic mass at 8:00. sweat and fate drive marco rubio. >> always been a morning person. >> he just turned 40, a kid by senate standards, less than half of the age of more senior colleagues. >> do you feel a learning curve? >> i do. part of it is finding a voice. >> click on a camera. >> one generational plus, rub rubio's dad voice can beam across his lap top. >> did you eat something with sugar? daily skype chats with his four children in miami. >> you're in amanda's room. >> staying connected, but most days, 1,000 miles apart. >> i can coach the team but i miss half the games. mother was a bartender, mother a clerk at k-mart. here

we want to give captain kelley an opportunity to speak before the top of the hour. i want to talk about the environment we are now operating in in washington. the news of the day involves the budgetary reality. it seems as if right now there are a lot of wheels in motion there seems to be a lot of risk to the federal funding environment. the white house and congress are trying to come to terms with an agreement avoiding a rather dangerous debt ceiling deadline. we have a short-term problem and we have a long-term problem. can you talk about the risk to the work you're talking about in the short term as well as the sec intermediate or longer-term because of this problem alone? >> as i have tried to say in my remarks, america is the foremost leader in space exploration. there is no question about that. when i talk to my international partners, they acknowledged that. we will explore and we have said on a course where we will explore even farther into deep space. our focus right now is to safely fly out the shuttle program was started some six years ago with a very wel