we then have -- kos be so they're doing joint in microsoft phones? >> the many software vendors absolutely. this is the htc titan ii, beautiful screen. the thing i love about this phone particularly -- kos be that is the big screen. >> guest: is a 16 megapixel camera. >> that is a big breakthrough. that is a larger form factor than the other hc -- htc i have seen using the other software sows a screen different? >> guest: the screen is a larger size from tremendous resolution. what we believe that microsoft is one size doesn't fit all. some people like a white phone with curves and smaller. some people like something a little larger with an excellent camera in the back. >> at iha like larger. >> guest: the big numbers, the big stuff. that is coming with their metro style interface. you can do the same on yours. we are bringing this experience across windows come across x-box and certainly the phone. these are like a dashboard for my whole life. everything i -- >> you i was just finding out what the weather was in tokyo. >> guest: darsha can tell you

ko, >> you do not know when you are coming back? >> i understand it is 30 days suspension but i am saying with his personal family -- it is not my choice. i made this before this hearing. that is 60 days i can't work. commissioner kingsley: i will understand what you're saying. bukata commentecomments from ot commissioners? only in agreement? the training also takes place between february 15, 2012, and march 15, 2012, to be completed by march 15, 2012. does that work for the lieutenant schedule as well? i see a nod. >> the suggestion is the training would be as arranged by the department. i understand a la tenet may not be in that position to provide that training. -- the lieutenant may not be in the position to provide that training. commissioner kingsley: is there a second for that resolution? >> second. commissioner kingsley: all in favor? >> you want roll-call vote? >commissioner kingsley: please. >> on the motion. training is arranged by the department. how do you vote? president mazzucco: aye. vice president marshall: aye. com

sunday sermon before his untimely death in 1968 joining me now to talk more about that is vicker dan kothe cathedral good morning. >> good morning. >> we are delighted to have you here. >> this is a tradition started 14 years ago talking about the celebration that is going on today the king in our midst why was it important for you to begin this. >> this is the spiritual home for the nation and important messages of dr martin luther king junior res nate, true today -- resonate as true today as 1968 when he preached that final sermon, at that pulpit. on that day, he talked about how by our faith, we would be able to hue out of the mountain of despair a stone of home that is what we hope to celebrate and remember today. >> what do you hope people will take away from today's celebration. >> one of the other things he said that day that was so important that we have to learn to live together as brothers and sisters or we will perish together as fools. and all of his messages, of hope, in the midst of despair never giving up are eternal truths that is part of what we celebrate, in some of th

that according total director for ko-rail. >> now, we have 140,000 passengers per day. >> it took nearly 40 years. >> it took a long time. >> we estimated five billion dollars for the whole project but it turned out to be 20 billion dollars. >> construction work and one year for the test operations. >> it created a lot of job opportunities in korea and sparked the korean economy a lot. >> there is lot to smile about now. the kts has carried 26 million passengers since seven years ago and dramatically improved their economy. >>> a new kind of camera can change the focus of your picture and you can change it can changs after you take the photo. richard hart has drive to discover report. >> imagine refocus ago picture years after you took it, a wanted something in focus, just touch it with a new kind of picture called a light field image taken with a new kind of camera. the camera is simple to use. the only buttons are one to turn it on and one to snap a picture. the rest is controlled with a touch screen. flipping, deleting a star to the good ones. it has an honest good zoom that responds

among the recent releases, min ko naing, prominent leader of the failed 1988 student uprising. outside burma's prisons, the crowds and the expectations grew. former inmates struggling to wakmake their way through. there has been amnesty before, but none as far reaching as this. some of those released today have spent more than a decade behind bars. among those set free, monks who took part in these street demonstrations in 2007. and some of the video journalists who shot the pictures. and a man who once stood on the other side. former prime minister and intelligence chief, khun tun. now he and most of those who served under him are free. also, members of burma's ethnic minority group, including one of the most senior shan political leaders. he called on the government to reach agreements with all of the people of burma. if you cannot make peace with one and fight with another. these scenes repeated outside prisons. they represent a major concession on the part of the government and a major step towards meeting a key demands of western nations. will it be enough to warrant? rach

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. >> chavo, que te parece si jugamos a los bomberos con agua de deveras y mojamos a ko denuevo >> chavoapá te esto hablando... >> papá!!! >> me estas oyendo? >> si si. >> comprate la paleta y me traes el cambio. >> te sientes bien papi? >> de maravilla. >> que te parece si juegamos. >> papi, me dejas juegar un ratituto, y jugar a los bomberitos? >> gracias papi! >> oiga don ramon oyo lo que dijo la chilindrina, que dijo si es que la dejaba jugar a los bomberos para hechar fego a la casa. >> es que le prendemos tantito la casa, a ver si lo amarramos. >> dejeme jugar a mi >> si kiko si. >> al cabo que ni que... >> oigan esperense! >> pero nada más hay una copsa que no entiendo. >> una? >> no, de 4 cosas que explica el maestro, 5no entiende. >> (música) >> es que no entendi lo que paso hace ratp >> que? >> porque s desmayo kiko. >> pues nosno sé así que tú tampoco sabes de smayaciones. >> es que no se todo. >> ahí viene kiko preguntale. >> porque me pegas? >> me mhechaste agua. >> estabas desmayados. >> si a los que están desmayados los despiertan con una cubetada de agua. >> estabas desma

jamie kos stelo and scott garceau report live from new england and we'll have crews all over the area. i'll be at mother's, the purple patio. come out, have a good time with us. the way to indy starts sunday at noon right here on abc 2. >>> heavy snow is hampering the search mission going on right now in mount ranier in washington state. coming up a look at this and the winter blast taking its toll on that state and what the forecast holds later today. >>> also are women getting unnecessary tests for osteoporosis, what a new study is revealing. >>> we're also following an accident on highway 50. angela has you covered on that and lynette has your weather when "good morning maryland" returns in just a bit. >>> mountain rescue team is on its way up to mount ranier in washington state. that team is searching for four people that have now been missing for days in the wake of that nasty storm we've been telling you about. this is the video, though, of what the storm has done in and around the seattle area. that city coated the area with thick ice and snow and brought the entire state of wa

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they include min ko naing, who was one of the leaders of a failed pro-democracy uprising in 1988. the country's former prime minister, khin nyunt, has also been freed from house arrest. we can go live to bangkok and speak to the bbc's rachel harvey. why now and why these people? >> this has been long anticipated and, of course, demands for this kind of scale of release has been growing, not just from international diplomats that have been visiting, but also, crucially, from the opposition movement and aung san suu kyi within burma. so the "why now" is because the pressure had been growing and because the government itself had long promised to do this, privately and occasionally in public. some ministers have said we will do this, we will free these prisoners, but we just have to get the timing right. why precisely today, that we don't know. but it does come ahead of scheduled elections on april 1. so it could be a kind of confidence-building measure ahead of that, but it's up to the burmese government to explain, really, why they're doing this. it is a crucial step. it is signific

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he writes in, i currently hold 10,000 shares of al ko, a i'm debating if i should buy another 10,000,ouble a the ticker symbol on alcoa, talked about how china is where the alcoa market and aluminum market is going to be told next year. what do you think about alcoa? >> i'd be cautious actually. i like the price, and you certainly want to buy when people are fearful, but i'd be patient with alcoa. we've seen that the energy stocks had a tough time today, we know that china is concerned about their growth and more leaning towards easing. so as things slow there i think we're seeing some of that evidence in alcoa. you still got a burst on the kmidity side, but i'd be a little cautious. >> tom: fair enough. in october you had a tree -- trio of stocks we want to update. those are up and 1%, and you also liked technology, quality com up 8%. nice moves. >> they worked pretty well. yes, i would put new money to work in those names where i don't own them. i've always cautious after a stock has gone up a lot, but yes i would, and i own all those stocks. where i don't own them, i'd buy them. th

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i'll up the anteand say it's un-american as we aspired as a ko country -- i'm saying on the mobilityaspect. if we're on a 30 million jobs tour and e we need people to move around and we want this adaptive capacity and the biggest reason somebody doesn't want to quit working on my show who has a brilliant idea is because they are afraid they will lose their health care from nbc. this is all over the country. but the point is whether they can get health care or not should not determine whether they can change jobs or not. what they can do to focus people on the impact of the insurance fee for service and the two classes of citizens. what do you view as the most effective thing you have seen to begin on a state level to confront it. >> i think that what you really need to do is take on the problems you know how to solve. we know how to solve the problem of discrimination in insurance markets. you make insurance price fairly, but do it in a pool where everyone participates through the individual mandate and make it affordable with subsidies. you put those together. in massachusetts we ha

they went ko school to become doctors or lawyers.y just happened to for the sake of the country decided to become pilots and were marvelous. >> let's show another clip from this remarkable film. >> we count or vaktaries by the bombers we get to the targets, by the husbands we return to their wives, by the fathers we give back to their children. what has not changed, what will never change from the last plane to the last bullet to the last minute to the last man, we fight. we fight! >> yes, sir. >> piers: that's "red tails, "the "and i hope everyone goes to watch this. i think it's important they do. does it shock you that hollywood is still so ant toe kuwaitindice way they treat this movie. does it shock you? >> it's par for the course. anytime you try to break barriers and break a fiduciary established means of trading money or saying who should receive money, especially at an economically -- an economic -- what is this word i'm looking for -- the atmosphere we're in right now is frightening, and it's very little oxygen left to go a

when i was there, it was more loose business organizations that cocok ko alessed around pe are money.ple will get their friends and relatives, put together a gang and engage in kidnapping. there are some links to al shabaab. it's not like you can speak of pirates as a singular organization. >> where does the money from the ransom go? it's interesting down in, rio, gangs there want to have gold plated guns. you have other gangs that have much broader goals and more religious goals. where does the meoney go? >> i say it comes down to two things. cars and cot. cot being the narcotic drug they're addicted to and the pirate company car, the toyota surf. a baby land cruiser that less affluent pirates can afford. that's where most of the money goes. >> what do you think it was like r or could you tell us it was like for these two hostages while they were in captivity? how do you think they were treated or what can you tell us about what they might have gone through? we're looking at them now. >> yeah, i don't know too much about the particular circumstances, but i can major they were probabl

do we have a replay in the sense that romney, who is viewed as a ko conservative, but not the most conservativeandidate in the race, do you have a huckabee-thompson and gingrich-santorum? >> possibly. i think he's learned a lot. he's running an almost flawless campaign this go around, but there's still sort of that antiromney sentiment in south carolina. a lot of people still don't like him so much. they're sort of grudge lly gettg on his side, but i think it's still his race to lose at this point. >> the last opportunity to appeal directly to a mass audience. you think this will be because of the stakes and because of the history of this state, longest any of us have been in this process watching this process, covering this process, involved in this process, the winner of south carolina is the republican nominee. that's been the history. you think we'll get a i need to protect myself, be polite and presidential or a little rock em sock em? >> this is going to be rumble in the jungle. you'll see romney on offense and newt as he's never been before. he was good on monday. >> he was pretty good.

. >>> so you're asking clear -- you're asking the ko constitutionalist here. >> do you believe that statese that right or not? >> george, i don't know whether the state has the right to ban contraception. no state wants to. >> you've given two answers to the question. do you believe that the supreme court should overturn it or not? >> do i believe the supreme court should overturn -- do i believe the supreme court should overturn roe v. wade, yes, i do. >> go ahead, senator. >> i didn't know whether -- i didn't know whether i got time when it was favorable or not. but thank you. no, i think the fourth amendment is very clear. it is explicit in our privacy. you can't go into anybody's house and look at what they have or their papers or any private things without a search warrant. >>> i'm don lemon at the cnn headquarters. tonight cnn is bringing you an encore presentation of the abc/yahoo/wmur new hampshire more in a moment but first a check of your headlines. one year ago today, gunfire at a tucson, arizona shopping center left six dead and 13 wounded including gabrielle giffordss. several

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that brings the confirmed death toll now to 15, 17 people still missing in this tragic event off the koly. coast of italy. that's how we start the brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." grad to have you with us. lots to talk about. i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. there are new audio recordings showing that the captain may have lied to rescue workers. the italian port authority on the horn with the captain as the boat was taking on water. by all accounts he did not do anything he said he was doing apparently. >> commander one question will everyone leave the ship or will someone remain on board. >> i will stay here. i think we are regs on the seabed and there is water inside. the rock of the ship should ease now that the ship is filled with water. more than this we shouldn't move. >> you'll stay alone or will someone else also stay on board. >> no, i believe i will be the one staying. >> only you? okay. commander, very well. >> maybe the second in command, but i don't know where he is at moment. >> okay, please continue disembarking people and we will talk later. please kee