james lacy.rom what i read in these local newspapers is looks like the people's history of require land during the great hunger, my people's history, was never record indeed books. nor barely mentioned in any newspapers. you will only find mention of the local people if something unusual happened. the librarian tells me. i read the newspaper so i know that unusual is the polite word for murdered or murderer. why else would a poor person's name apeer in the news? why do i think the newspapers then report differently from today's news? i'm here in ireland reading every paper just in case. i will move ahead. the lacies lived in cottage and palace. in 1848 dozens of families left cottage and the adjoining towns of pad ox, dogs town and palace. i find no mentions of evictions in the newspaper. 731 reported people the largest eviction of a town land in one day happened not 20 miles from cottage and palace in april of 1849. the story had one short paragraph about it in the paper. could it be that most e

it should be first person inside lacy's head. but i thought wait a minute, lacy is inexplicable. so i can't be inside her head because the idea is that no one can understand her, including the writer. so if i had to be inside her said, i would have to explain what's going on. and the idea is you don't know what's going on. so an omniscient fish yent narrator would not know... also what is going on. but an observer, her different, would be watching her over the 17 years that this book takes place. >> rose: 199 to 2009. >> right. would be the bewildered observer who can report what is going on and it started to make sense to me. >> rose: this is on the fly leaf. "i am tired, so very tired of thinking about lacy yeager yet i worry that unless i write her story down and see it bound and tidy on my bookshelf i will be unable to ever write about anything else." so writes danielle frank, the narrator of the story about the woman who's been unable to let go... he's been unable to let go of for years in the latest novel by you. how do you create daniel? what is it about him? is it mainly

and then lacy's been doing a phenomenal job.turn the tables. kyle, what do you think of brandy and max? >> i think brandy and max are just unbelievable. i think that they have a great chemistry and i think that they have excellent work ethic. like you guys are in the dance studio all the time and no matter what going on, ups or downs -- >> larry: are you all working in the same area? >> we're all in the same area. it always sucks to see somebody go home because we've grown so fond of each other. minus mark, i mean -- >> it's like we're all in there, we all -- >> larry: lacy, brandy and max? >> i think they're the perfect partnership. i think his strength with her is bringing out the character that she plays every week and you see it on camera and she just transforms. it's amazing to see. she's one of the best dancers on the show and it's great to be cast with her. >> larry: jennifer, do you become a character in a sense? are you acting? >> i feel like each dance is a different role. yeah. i do feel that. >> larry: what was the h

. >> larry: what are your thoughts on kyle and laci? >> they are actually my favorite couple.e told them that a million times. i mean, i love y'all, too. but you know what it is? i've watched kyle for a long time on television. and my daughter loves him and laci's so cute. >> larry: max, you may be the most competitive of all. i sense that in you. i don't know what it is. it's just a feeling i have. maybe it's my impression, my mother was russian. what do you make of kyle and laci? >> i think, i make the same thing everybody else makes of them. they're probably the most entertaining couple we've had on the show ever. he comes out. his smile is very contagious. kyle walks in, everybody's laughing and joking. it's amazing to watch. he translates that into his dancing and laci's been doing a phenomenal job given that he has no attention span. >> larry: all right. i'll turn the tables. kyle, what do you think of brandi and max? >> i think brandi and max -- they're unbelievable. i think that they have a great chemistry. and i think that they have excellent work ethic. like you guys

sarah lacy, tom mcgrew. you say there is this pattern that is going to happen in almost every industry, information industry. >> right. >> and it's almost inevitable. you've seen it in telegraph. you've seen it in cable news, cable television, it's inevitable? >> the question of our moment actually is whether there is something so different about the internet it might be different this time around. however, if you read history, ice had and spent years studying industries you see that this pattern that repeats between an open period, highly entrepreneurial, innovate inthat becomes consolidated into one giant industry. the question of our times whether there's something that might change it. >> we think of radio as being sort of a standardized thing or we think of television as being standardized. all of these things were wild west when they very first started. >> sure. there was a time 110 years ago, young men, women, started telephone companies the way we do a start-up now. radio in the 1920s was anyone's ga

>> reporter: carl and his partner lacy shwilmer scored an almost perfect nine for their sampla and came back with the argentine tango. dancing to second place with the judges. >> wow, you put it like that, it's crazy. what more could we have possibly asked for? i have no words to express how excited i am. except for sexy. >> reporter: one point behind them, brandi and her partner. they began the evening with triple 9s for their pasa doble, with the pressure on they returned to score triple 10s for their argentine tango. third place. >> whatever happens, happens. i'm just happy that we were able to give our all tonight and be the best we can be. >> hopefully they will reward brandi with the finale and beyond. i just feel very proud of her accomplishment. >> reporter: bristol palin and mark are proud of theirs, too. though they are at the bottom of the judge's leaderboard they got their best scores of the season. triple 9s for their pasa doble and later added 26 more points for their waltz. >> i'm blessed to be here and have opportunities like this show and fans that keep voting us in. >>

lacy. >> we need to make sure that whoever we support as a second or third person on the ballot would have a commitment to the district and the important issues we're discussing and also the ability to execute when they take office. it is another thing to know the issues and another thing to build a consensus necessary to get some of the issues passed and tackled when you reach city hall. those of the type of folks i would support. there are lots of credible candidates at the table and not present. i have a lot of respect for them as well. >> miss morris? >> you asked me about terrorism -- tourism. i tried to explain rank c hoice voting to my grandmother last night. m:ulÑ the democratic process, your candidate will not be elected. that is okay. at least to engage in the democratic process. -- at least you engaged in the democratic process if you get confused, do geoffrea all the way through. [laughter] i am here because i am representing the people. i will listen to every side of the community. vote for geoffrea morris. >> we have a panel of diplomats, that is for sure. there was a st

. ♪ >> which means, kyle and lacy and jennifer and derek will face off against bristol and mark for thephy. >> hear that? heavy booing in the ballroom. i watch a lot of "dancing with the stars," i have not before heard booing. bristol makes it to the finals with jennifer grey of "dirty dancing" and cale macy. a lot of -- kyle macy. a lot of people blaming it on the tea party. >>> when you think abstinence, i know what you think -- situation. bristol palin and her friend from "dancing with the stars," the situation, doing an about safe sex. >> i know how are you with your abs. >> you orioles? you're not going to hook up before you're married, for real? >> for real. >> for real, real? >> for real, for real, for real. >> i f you get in a situation with your situation, you may end one a situation, and you may not like this situation. >> trust me, i'm not getting myself into another situation. >> let's go to the next story. >>> there's a horse in the back of a car. it's better than this. this family -- got the camera out, driving down the road in kansas, going to the store. they see somethin

lacy with the next question from the audience. the support more housing development or business development? >> both. we definitely need for housing. the housing cannot have no place for small businesses. we have to increase opportunities for local small businesses in the district and also housing. we do that in a few ways. the development projects at bayview/hunters point, we make sure that there are opportunities for affordable housing. also, we make sure that local businesses have an opportunity to thrive in those markets. we do that by instituting things like theú3áx9ç. for small businesses and the community benefits agreement. also, by making sure that the businesses that do exist have the support they need from the city. what mi>> miss morris? >> i support more businesses. people have to feel safe to patronize businesses. we have to look at community support and partnerships with law enforcement so that our businesses can stay open longer and more patrons can come by. we can open businesses every day, but if people do not f

hello and welcome to the sports news life from laci there in moscow and these little stories. keeping up the pressure the city looks set to regain the top four places they lead to follow in the english premier league all black but he's asked envelops . halting english being called so when it's the second title of the yes with a one strike victory in the hong kong like the. slippery slope that leaders met alike magnitogorsk lose their fifth game of the last six years four of the top five sides see action in the k h l. let's kick off with english premier league football where morten gamst pedersen scored twice as black men want to know at home to aston villa in front of the club's new owners so a successful start a new era for rivals off their forty three million pounds takeover by the wrong found on the friday medicine netted on the striker time with a free kick from it's my title i did a second after sixty six minutes thirty seven year old robert perez then came off the bench to make it's been a day beat the team's new science five notch and beat run came to an end as rovers c

first the scott peterson case convicted of killing his pregnant wife, laci peterson. now, chandra levy. the community is ready to move on. the murder conviction of the 29-year-old illegal immigrant from el salvador wraps up a murder mystery. he will be sentence forward the murder of chandra levy out for a run in may 2001. >> no matter what my family has and a sentence here the result of the verdict may be guilty but i have a lifetime sentence of a loss limb missing from the family tree. >> the jury dlib braitd over four days. there were no eye witnesses linking him to levy. relying on testimony from his former cell mate saying he confided in him in killing levy. >> i take that serious lie in the small hometown relief from residents who want to put this behind them. >> this is nice to know the case is closed. for a lot of the residents everybody wants to put knit the past. >> i do believe that that will bring clo hur to the community. >> some people felt bad for gary condit who was once a suspect in the disappearance. and he testified and police no longer believe he's

and lacy said, in fact, she is the one that gets nervous. and kyle never does. no matter what happens. >> and those rock-hard abs. chris, thanks. >> no problem. >> of course, the competition continues tonight. "dancing with the stars" at 8:00, 7:00 central. followed by division 2010. ♪ [ female announcer ] the cleaner the counter, the smoother the counter. with bounty you can be confident you'll get your counter clean. in this lab test, one sheet of bounty leaves this surface 3x cleaner than the bargain brand. ♪ big mess? bring it. super absorbent, super durable, super clean. bounty. the clean picker upper. and for huge value, try bounty huge roll. no calorie sweetener granulated with fiber. sweet! [ female announcer ] tastes like sugar and has 3 grams of fiber per tablespoon. use it almost anywhere you use sugar. even in cooking and baking. sweet! [ female announcer ] splenda® granulated with fiber. of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. [ female announcer ] choose

did she stake the place out like cagney and lacy? >> i tried not to look.d no idea. to make sure he didn't see her. >> jimmy: loser. >> he didn't know. and then he got to the restaurant. i could see my mom from the table where i was sitting. >> jimmy: really? >> yes, my mom was in the parking lot. and she parked -- i could kind of see, partially see her the whole night. >> jimmy: was she hiding behind a bush? >> she was in the car. because she was going to pick me up afterwards anyways. >> jimmy: were you mad when you got in the car? >> i was a little mad. in a way, it was sweet. i got over it. >> jimmy: it's sweet now. we'll see how sweet it is when you're 0. 30. so then when you turn 18, will you stay -- i assume you live with your mom. will you stay there? >> i live with my mom and my dad and my dog pearl. >> jimmy: will you take pearl and get out of there? >> i don't know. i'm pretty sure i'm probably going to still be living with my parents for a while because i want to go to usc really bad and it's not far from where i live. >> jimmy: why do you want

something yen, and whether the klan or the way that to gain sterilize a community or the terrorism lacy that we experience on the september 11 and. they want not just to frighten but terrorize to the point* they can humiliate and control. in fact,, they want to send a message, don't cross us. in deep, that is what was going on in birmingham 1962 and 1963. before the end birmingham was segregated and incidence from time to a dime but the thing now wanted to show but as a family is still give up every day go to school, church and have piano and ballet so it is not if segregation was part of your life every day and people would lead normal lives but in 1962 and 1963 it was shattered and birmingham was called bombingham and they were going off all the time. are remember one night driving back from my grandparents and a loud explosion as we drove up to the house. you knew a bomb had gone off part of my father turned the car around and started driving and my mother said where you going? he said i am going to the police and she said they probably set off. there was no such thing as protection

which means kyle and lacy and jennifer and derrick will face off against bristol and mark. >> brandyroversy. brandy had a perfect score on one of her dances. the tea party is keeping bristol in the running, some are speculating. i tried to vote for brandy and the vote was busy the whole time. the tea party people are blocking the phones. that's what they're saying. >>> hey, baby, you can't drive my car, not like this anyway. dash cam rolling, cops in lagoon that beach, california, stopped at guy at a gas station. forgets the car is in reverse and wham, he hits the police cruiser. sorry. he puts the car into drive instead of park and hits the pump at the station. real smooth. he's been arrested on suggestion possession of dui. >>> nothing like a family driving to a walmart in kansas saw hair blowing out the back window of a passing car. it was a mane event. a horse in the back seat. turns out the horse's name is rascal. this video is now the talk of the internet town. you know what would be really impressive? if rascal was driving the car. >>> prince william and kate are busy making p

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two female protection officers dubbed cagny and lacy. >>> and prince william saved a man's life.e was involved in a military helicopter rescue to help a man stuck in the mountains. the man suffered a heart attack on the uk's tallest mountain. he guided the helicopter to the mountainside and to hospital where the man received treatment. >> good for him. >>> a bit of history made in japan. meet mo mo, he is among 32 dogs that passed their training to become search and rescue or detection dogs. police officials hope mo mo can squeeze her tiny frame into places too narrow for the rescue dogs which tend it be german shepherds. >> and he'll be good undercover. >> because no one will expect under that exterior is a vicious dog. >> with a big heart. go move move. >>> it was a big weekend at the box office. a little movie you might have heard of called harry potter. details coming up. >>> and the american music awards were last night. we'll run down a list of the -- or the list of the winners and tell you about a blast from the past that wound up on stage. >> that jacket? >> it did look v

which means kyle and laci will face off against bristol and mark. >> sean: sarah palin is now indicatinghis interview with barbara walters if she ran do you think you can beat barack obama? she said yes. i think she can. i believe she a force to reckon with. liberals cannot stand her, why? >> because she is a threat. so so incredibly normal. she so likeable. that's one of the reasons bristol palin is doing so well. people identify with this gutsy, courageous girl. >> i'm astounded. >> at what part of this? >> you and i have -- >> sean: i would extraordinarily happy. >> you are so happy pelosi has been made leader of the democrats. i would be thrilled to have sarah palin -- let me tell you, there's not one poll that shows the american people, republicans or democrats think she is sufficiently credible to run for president. >> sean: we have to take a break. i have a lot to tell you. as we continue more with our knows how to make things that are good for you. new v8 v-fusion + tea. one combined serving of vegetables and fruit with the goodness of green tea and powerful antioxidants. refresh

." >> kyle and lacy and jennifer and derek will face off against bristol and mark.ng bristol's clearly unjustifiable success set the man off. but this happened monday before bristol advanced again on tuesday. the producer called the sheriff who handled the case. it turns out as usual, the truth is complicated. dave mahoney tells us he was already suffering from mental and emotional stress. he was also deeply upset with his family for hiding his guns. who wouldn't be? and he was drinking. as he watched bristol dance on monday. he was outraged, believing she was still in the competition because the chud yens vote was obviously juiced by pay len supporters. his wife said it was enough to send him over the edge. he found the gun, shot the television and after a 15-hour standoff surrendered to the police. he's been charged with reckless endangerment. next week, she'll compete against the incomparable jennifer gray whose mother does not command a large voting bloc of fanatics. >>> coming up, president obama took a lot of heat for bailing out the auto industry. today, gm i

unfortunately, the ads feature a woman in lacy underwear.fficials declined, saying they don't allow advertising with political messages. >>> well, the stricter screening method certainly changed the dos and don'ts of airport fashion. avoid clothe with metal study or jewelry, even metal underwire in bras. skirts are bad if you want to avoid enhanced screenings. >> they don't set off the metal detector, they are not going to have to go through the patdown. >> my mother-in-law has a hair piece and it kind of had to go through it which was kind of unusual. >> baggy jeans and sweatshirts will also attract the attention. tsa. experts say the tighter the clothing, the better. okay. you didn't hear that from me because -- it could be, uhm, very interesting to see some of those passengers. tighter the clothing the better. >>> one of the bay area's biggest thanksgiving day traditions is the annual big bone game in san jose. the football game features the city's two oldest public high schools lincoln and san jose academy. it's named after the trophy wh

one of the teachers that i met with a man named stephen lacy, teaches in massachusetts and as a teacher of fourth grade. and he was an explorer in something now called project based learning. and what he did as a fashion the fourth grade curriculum around projects. and so, he talked to me about the projects that the tape. i remember one of them he said he had his fourth graders take bread. and i immediately had this image in my mind, you know, these little munchkins getting flour on their faces. and i said that sounds really precious. i said, you may need it from scratch? you know, the east and the whole business? he said no, we started by growing the wheat. and it's a whole school year, but by the end of the year we had grown the wheat, harvey said the wheat, ground into flour, you know, used it to make bread. and he explained first of all you could build a lot of curriculum into that, science, math in terms of measurement since no one. but also for him, he said that because he was teaching in an affluent suburb, one of the primary things he wanted to teach these little children is tha

two female royal protection officers dubbed cag knee and lacy part of her team.ure husband being called a sear hoe. prince william saved a man's live. he was involved in a military helicopter rescue to help a man stuck in the mountains. the man suffered a heart attack on the uk tallest mountain. prince william safely guided the helicopter to the mountain side and then to the hospital where he received temperature. >>> on thursday, a lot of folks will gather with family and friends. and everybody will be sharing a meal together. but putting the meal together might cost you more this year. coming up next, we'll break it down and look at how much it might cost you. >>> also coming up this morning, we're breaking down the redskins win over the titans. is it a big win? >> it's a big win. >> but they had just as many injuries. dave ross joins us for monday morning quarterback. >> not big win as in margin. but just as important. they needed it. >>> it's like taking a trip back to the 19th century. holly is at the wr rudy drugstore museum in mt. airy this morning. a big

which means kyle and lacy and jennifer and derek will face off against bristol and mark for the trophysed. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> derek looked really shocked. you guys must have been shocked. >> well, yeah. >> yeah. >> a little. >> a lot. >> you know, brandy, last night, you called it the best rollercoaster you've ever been on. you still feel that way this morning? >> i definitely feel that way. this has been the best show for me and for maks, to reawaken a confidence that i thought was gone. i've won back myself. i'm very thankful for that. >> that is great to hear. maks, i can see it in your face. you get a perfect score. you're called back for the encore dance and still voted off. are you frustrated? >> no. i'm not frustrated. i'm -- that waltz deserved a perfect score. it is what it is. people vote. that's the beauty of our show. it's also the downer, a little bit. i think i'm just not a very good "dancing with the stars" professional, for this particular reason. i'm a trained ballroom dancer. trained with the idea of, like a racer. you come. you cross the finish line

. >> he's with lacy. >> she is hot. >> she's hot. she's beautiful.f them, i mean, she's done so much. his work ethic for being 19 has put in the time and the hours. taking this very seriously. i do not know who will win this finale. and i love that. >> very exciting. >> something else that's really exciting, brian, is brooke is going to be co-hosting the miss america pageant coming up in january. >> that's fantastic. >> i'll be part of the broadcast as well. thank you so much for doing that. >> i'm happy to be a part of that. i've been watching that show since i was a little girl and my mother was watching that show with her mother. she's more excited about that. >> you got to react as a live event. you've already proven you can do anything. >> i love to do live television and looking forward to seeing you there. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> always good to see you guys. >> your prediction? >> i don't know. i'd like to see it come down to kyle and jennifer. i really don't know and i'm happy that bristol is there. >> thank you. >> i really am. >

. >> ben lacy.the government can't afford to put any more money into the university system, which is what is causing this rice to each individual in student fees, but the other option is, the truth is there are too many peop being driven into universities when it is not the right option for them. more partnerships and more work placement would mean less strain on the university system and allow government to fund those spaces and give them the education they need, without driving up debt to that individual. [applause] >> okay, you have been waiting very patiently. >> thank you mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the academies education system should return to the latest system. when a brown report is adopted the coalition -- we are told with a the kaplan piece we will have no effect on young people. opinion such as this demonstrate how to -- even going as far as to cutting at the annual program which encourages young people to attend the university. generation of politians that attend universities for free an

. >> ben lacy.the government can't afford to put any more money into the university system, which is what is causing this rice to each individual in student fees, but the other option is, the truth is there are too many people being driven into universities when it is not the right option for them. more partnerships and more work placement would mean less strain on the university system and allow government to fund those spaces and give them the education they need, without driving up debt to that individual. [applause] >> okay, you have been waiting very patiently. >> thank you mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the academies education system should return to the latest system. when a brown report is adopted the coalition -- we are told with a the kaplan piece we will have no effect on young people. opinion such as this demonstrate how to -- even going as far as to cutting at the annual program which encourages young people to attend the university. generation of politicians that attend universities for fre

. >> ben lacy.the government can't afford to put any more money into the university system, which is what is causing this rice to each individual in student fees, but the other option is, the truth is thereare too many people being driven into universities when it is not the right option for them. more partnerships and more work placement would mean less strain n the university system and allow government to fund those spaces and give them the education they need, without driving up debt to that individual. [applause] >> okay, you have been waiting very patiently. >> thank you mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the academies education system should return to the latest system. when a brown report is adopted the coalition -- we are told with a the kaplan piece we will have no effect on young people. opinion such as this demonstrate how to -- even going as far as to cutting at the annual program which encourages youg people to attend the university. generation of politicians that attend universities for free a

it looks like a lacy doyle. they come to your house -- >> they're like, oh, she always has that great low calorie sweet potato butter. it's a new spin. >> thank you very much. you have some great idea this is morning. >> thank you. >>> and coming up next, chocolate without guilt, we're going to be talking about some sweet treats from the biggest loser and chef devon alexander. but first, this is "today" on nbc. twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. can cause coma andider's even death. the african black mamba can kill a man with one bite. but there's an even deadlier predator cigarettes, produced by big tobacco, which take a life every six point five seconds. don't be big tobacco's next victim. >>> this morning in "today's" kitchen, hot chef devon alexander is one of the chefs for nbc's the biggest loser. her newest cookbook features 80 healthy recipes you can enjoy even if you're on a diet. good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> the challenge is when you're trying to lose weight or at least maintain weight

. >> ben lacy.the government can't afford to put any more money into the university system, which is what is causing this rice to each individual in student fees, but the other option is, the truth is there are too many people being driven into universities when it is not the right option for them. more partnerships and more work placement would mean less strain on the university system and allow government to fund those spaces and give them the education they need, without driving up debt to that individual. [applause] >> okay, you have been waiting very patiently. >> thank you mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the academies education system should return to the latest system. when a brown report is adopted the coalition -- we are told with a the kaplan piece we will have no effect on young people. opinion such as this demonstrate how to -- even going as far as to cutting at the annual program which encourages young people to attend the university. generation of politicians that attend universities for fre