if everybody steps back and he is vice chair, we have to step away because john lawson step back to vice chair. it had nothing to do with me. it had to do with keeping diversity at that table and that is very important to me. i think it is important to our caucus. >> some people say that laws and could lead. -- that lawson could lead. we had some headwinds out there this time and none of us could do anything about this. i learned that if you have to% unemployment, no matter what else you do, that is the curtain that you cannot break through. that is what we have here. we did the right thing. i think this stops the hemorrhaging that was taking place in the economy. it stops the job losses and we have been creating jobs. in the last 10 months, we have grown $1.2 million -- 1.2 million jobs in the private sector. we are going at 20 miles an hour and people think that we should be going 55 or 60 miles per hour. we have to speed up. we are on the right track and we are on the right road. we're just not going fast enough for most of the american people. that is what we have to do. >> let me as

lawson.an who crawled through a river of [ bleep ] and came out clean on the other side. >> i'm b.j. lawson and i approve this message. >> jimmy: well, it's -- [ applause ] it's a tough race for b.j. and unfortunately, he did not win. but the important thing is, the controversy raised awareness of "the shawshank redemption" on blu-ray. in south carolina, a guy named alvin greene somehow won the democratic party primary through a series of comical events. he had no chance to win and he didn't, but that didn't keep him away from the big party at alvin greene headquarters. >> where are you running to, al? >> was this campaign a joke to you, al? or was it serious? >> it was okay. it was serious. >> where are you running to, al? >> why so up? >> because this is my reception. >> how is the sandwich? >> i didn't have a sandwich yet. >> are you going to run again? >> run for what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so, that was -- quite a party, it looked like. by the way, i should mention, that man, alvin green

see how this drama ended. >>> welcome back at 4:30. >> i'm pat lawson muse.rts of the washington area are cleaning up after severe weather that blew through. winds damaged home and stores, knocked down power lines and trees. at last check, fewer than 500 customers in northern virginia and about 5,500 petco customer are thout power. >>> the jury is deciding the fate of ingmar guandique, the man on trial for the murder of chandra levy. the panel could come back with a murder verdict or he could be found not guilty. we'll have a live report at 5:00 from pat collins. >>> nbc news has named alaska senator lisa murkowskis the winner of the alaska senate campaign. she ran as a write-in candidate after losing the republican primary. meanwhile house democrats have reelected nancy pelosi as their leader. it was not a slam-dunk, allow. a significant percentage of house democrats felt it was time for new leadership and voted again her. >>> stocks ended the day mixed with the dow dropping 15 points. the s&p 500 will closed up by less than a point. >>> the debate over new

. >> and i'm wendy rieger sitting in for pat lawson muse. the guilty verdict brings closure to a criminal investation that has captured the public's attention for nearly a decade. ingmar guandique was convicted of two counts in the death of the 24-year-old intern. there's reaction from levy's mother and members ha to jury. we'll begin with our live team coverage with pat collins once agn who is outside the d.c. superior court. >> reporter: after deliberating the days and two hours, a jure found ingmar guandique guilty of the murder of the chandra levy. as the verdict me down, guandique closed his eyes. and when the jury left the urtroom, guandue tossed aside his head phones before he was led back to his cell. ingmar guandique. guilty of two counts of first-degree murder in the death of chandra levy. the skeletal remains of chandra levy found in 2002. the 24-year-old intern had been missing for a year. for more than nine years, susan levy, chandra's mother, has conducted a crusade to find her daughter's killer. susan lev in the courtroom toda

lawson takes a whack at it. niners looking to pour it on. frank gore powers it in from the three. gore 118 yards on 29 carries, 24-10 niners. 21 points in the fourth. broncos not done. 2:22 left, orton finds lloyd. a great catch around james. they missed the extra point and cut the lead to 8. one final time and/or ton picked off. 24-16 niners win kim coyle was on the field after the game. >> your thoughts on troy smith? did a remarkable job tonight. >> really stepped up and helped the offense out and helped the defense out. big play by troy. >> you guys are taking a lot of heat for not winning on the road. but you are almost 6,000 miles away. >> with all the red in the stands, felt like we were at home. >> going out to make a play for the guys. long flight with a loss. we should feel good. >> they haven't won back to back games since december of 2008. they look to change that against the seattle seahawks. blacked out game at the coliseum. plenty of seats available. 30-yard game sets up a field goal. 3-0 raiders. defense held their end of the bargain. branch one of 8 sacks on the d

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my job at that time, after i came back from tampa, i was supposed to go to dallas to help winston lawson complete the advance, but we had an agent who had some connections in dallas so i joined the midnight shift and we worked from midnight to eight and in the white house and then we caught a twin engine navy plane and flew to fort worth and stood watch that night. the next day, when the assassination occurred, we just arrived in austin, texas. >> and were you just on the detail? on the presidential detail? or were you running -- i mean, what was your title? >> i was a special agent on the detail, i've been on the detail for five years. like clint, i started with president eisenhower. >> how long did you work for the secret service? >> just a little over five years when i left. >> clint hill, how long did you work for the secret service? >> seventeen and a half years. >> and why did you leave? >> i was -- relieved because of retirement -- disability retirement. >> if i remember correctly, that you were 43 at the time of the -- >> that's correct. i was 43 when i retired. >> what have you

lawson chicken ranch was along 19th ave. >> [inaudible] >> not exactly. he donated the land later to the city, though. sort of the farm house feeling of the richmond. >> there is a water tower with a windmill in the back. >> right, get your water from wells. that was the early boathouses. looking at that map, sporting men would come out in the horses, have little races with their horses and carriages and the sea horse races, maybe get in a card game, have a drink of the way to the beach. >> but this was when there was county land, so there was no gambling. the move people out to county for the race track. >> they were away from intense public scrutiny out there. >> my of the state is there were four racetracks in the city. -- my understanding. can you name them? >> pioneer, union, in the side, and oceanside. >> there ago. maybe there are more. >> we have a big article on race tracks on our website. outsidelands.org. >> the ingleside, you can still see that. >> they developed where that race track was, just south of ocean avenue, they kept the oval of the

. >> reporter: men like william lawson.ter a longime in prison. >> i know i'm not alone. i know someone know my struggle. he knows what i've been thugh. he knows where i'm trying to go. and he's opened his arms to a degree where he'll assist me. >> i put my hand out. i did the same thing that was done for me by joe luske. >> there's more to charles's story. you can see on our news 4 "ts week" broadcast on sunday, the 28th, at noon. >> wow, what an inspiring story. >> good man. >> good stuff. interested to see more. >>> so it's darn colout there tonight. >> and it's getting colder overnight tonight. temperatures last couple days have been well above average. and we are going to move down beloaverage for a change during the day tomorrow. get ready. it is going to be a cold morning. it was a cold night out there tonight. plenty of people out walking around. yeah, you needed the hood and the coats. and tomorrow morning, you'll need just about everything else out there. especially for the kids as you send them out to the school

dave lawson is from the wildlife conservation society which overseas band-e amir park.ed by an $8 million u.s. aid grant. >> if you lose your wild areas you're losing a part of what makes us human. >> reporter: band-e amir is in the central province of bamyan, high in the hindu kush mountains. it's a safe area, because the local people believed to be the descendants of genghis khan, hate al qaeda and the taliban. they harbor an old grudge. just six months before 9/11, the intolerant militants dynamited dammian's two historic buddha statues, declaring them ungodly. the people of bamyan have never forgiven the taliban. engineers are still reinforcing this cliff where the giant buddhas and a network of smaller shrines were carved. but the ultimate fate of this archaeological site, one of the most important in central asia, has yet to be determined. many people in this area would like to see at least one of the buddhas rebuilt. pushing for rebuilding is the governor of bamyan. she's the only female governor in afghanistan, and has been embraced and respected. in a meeting o

and after the break lawson made it through email after exploiting a dreadful mistake from the toffees defense. school board this time. i got to twenty minutes ago gerard piqué was penalized for handball in the area and perceived a second yellow card. to tap a call to go back to his man who scored from the resulting penalty yet that was as much of a fight back as the home side could muster so it finished three one to barcelona catalan side a one point behind lead israel after ten games. for we are now and sebastian vettel led mark webber to red bull want to win the brazilian grand prix to take the world title fights to the final race of the season in abu dhabi while red bull clinched the constructors' championship for the first time that all took the lead at the first corner and cruised to victory in sight how like whether a second ahead of finland or alonzo ferrari who retains the championship lead there is hamilton of mclaren was forced the defending champion jenson button fis red bull's finish represented a strong comeback for the team after failing to take any points the previous r

i'm pat lawson muse. >> here's what's making new right now.rince william and kate middleton announced they are officially engaged after an eight-year couship. they expect to wed in the spring and summer if the sapphire and diamond ring kate is wearing looks familiar, it's t same ring diana wore. he gave the ring to kate to ensure his mother didn't miss out on today. >>> sal junta has been awarded with the military's top award, the medal of honor. he put himself in the line of fire to help two of his comrades. he's the first surviving soldier to get the medal since the vietnam war. >>> jurors heard closing arguments in thehandra levy murder trial. they could begin deliberating the case this afternoon. ingmar guandique is accused of killing levy in 2001. >>> stocks took a tumble today as investors focused on the european union's efforts to address debt in ireland and inflation in china. the dow jones fell more than 178 points. the nasdaq was off 44 points and the s&p 500 ended the day o 19. >>> your plans are probably already in place for travel

nigella lawson is in the house, she's all about preparing easy meals.oats for moms and little girls without going overboard. >> let's show you what's happening for our weekend. we have got rain in the pacific northwest and northern california, cold around the great lakes, sunny and mildthrough the gulf coast. warm in the southwest. marathon sunday, we have got morning temperatures only in the upper 30s with breezy conditions by 401(k). -- 4:00. in the pacific northwest on sunday and snow in the mountains and then we have got showers also in the eastern great lakes, sunshine in much of the rest of the countr >>> here's a live picture along the parade route about to get under way at 11:00. you can see the whole thing right here on nbc bay area. the weather will be outstanding. 70 in san francisco. 80s in san jose. mostly sunny skies. gorgeous day for a parade and the weather around the bay, actually kind of warm. tomorrow another fairly warm day but cooling especially along the coast and for friday the clouds spill in and a chance of showers as we head to

news 4's pat lawson muse is outside. good morning, t. >> reporter: good morning, joe.lready the donations have come in. let's take you right to the bins. you can see people got up brit and early to come down androp off nonperishable food. all ov the washington area people are thawing turkeys and getting fixings ready for thanksgiving feast. a lot of folkson't have dinner but for food fo families. we'll be here all day long taking your donations. we have partners working with us. we have the wizards cheerleaders to keep our spirits up we've got our partners, radio 1. the washington informer. safeway. boys and girls club. metropolitan, courtyard by marriott. and these families, there are thousands of families we're shooting for. >> thousands we have committed already to provide a thanksgiving basket to. we definitely need your help mo than ever. >> you'll be helping to collect and stuff those baskets. >> absolutely. we need your dollars your checks, and your nonperishable cans so we can make that commitment and have these families have a happy thanksgiving meal. >> we wi

i'm pat lawson muse. barbara harrison is off today. it's november 23rd, 10. >>> mayor problems for vre. a broke down train strands hundreds of passengers for hours. "news 4" megan is live for us. megan? >> reporter: well, good morning, pat. it was a tough morning for passengers of vre when a commute broke down on the manassas line. there were hundred ares of folks literally stuck on this train. they were stranded while everything was word out. the good news is all the trains have been cleared from the area. people are making their way be it late --o work via taxes or buses. you had a couple of things go wrong. >> we had a couple of tngs work against us this morning. our first train 328 had a locomotive failure. we coupled that with 330. that made a 14-car train set, which is a very lon train set in our system. it was being pushed by one locomotive. as it came in and over the ridge at burke and made its way into the station it recorded it had a brake failure. until we got that resolved we couldn't go any rther. we started calling buses,

. >> and i'm wendy rieger sitting in for pat lawson muse. we are awaiting a press conference for the latest on the arrest of jack johnson and the particular surroundings thi johnsons have a court hearing at 4:15 today and the press conference will immediately follow it. we will brg it to you as soon as it happens. all of this unfolded around noon today. multiple search warrants were executed at several locations in prince george's county including johnson's home in mitchellville. tracee wilkins was first on the scene when fbi agents arrived. she is live at their me. how did this arrest unfold? >> well, it was an amazing situation to watch. it was very clear, wendy, that the count executive was not expecting them. hicar was sitting out here with the motor running waiting for him to come out of home. his driver said he was there to pick the coun executive up. anwhile inside his home, a number of agents. here inside the house as we speak, there are still agents inside the house. just a few seconds ago, one of those agts left carrying a box of e

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. the 4,500 passengers and crew are finally getting off the cruise ship.t arrived at a dock in san diego earlier today. the ship was aift for three days and nights with limited food, backed up toilets and dark cabins after ling its power when the engine caught fire. >>> to mark veterans day, president obama participated in a ceremony with u.s. military personnel south korea. and first lady michelle obama surprised a group of soldiers based in germany by jumping in to serve them steaks at a special veterans d meal. >>> tuition is going up at the use of maryland and other public universities in maryland. governor martin o'malley whohas just won his second material a governor says the four-year tuition freeze can't last forever. he proposed a 3% increase for next year. heaid he is hoping the tigs rate hike won't go higher than 3% over the next four years. >>> and disney wasn't the happiest place on earth today. that help ive down wall street. the media giant missed its profit estimates. the dow closed down 73 points. 11,283. nasdaq closed down 23 points at 25

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. we start is afternoon with the drama on the high eas. passengers on board carnival cruise ship splendor have spent another day without any hot food. >> miguel joins us now live from san diego where the ship is heading first. when will it actually reach port? >> reporter: it certainly going to be a long and laborious effort to get the cruise shi back to port. it was supposed to go to ensenada but the cruise ship decided they wanted it to go to an american port. it is tied up by about four o ve tugboats. they're only going four to five miles an hour. when they first got there, the ship was roughly 200 mile off the coast of san diego. now it is making its way ck here slowly and we're told, though, because of favorable weather conditions, it could arrive here back as early as tomorrow afternoon. but keep in mind, they've been on that ship without power, without hot water, without warm food, and for some time without toilets since monday. it will be about four days out on the pacific ocean withoutthe comforts of some of the basic essential th

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm jim handly.ve arreste the man they believe is behind more than 100 burglaries in the washington metro area. 34-year-old brad edmos of okayon hill, maryland is facing a slew of charges including first degreeburglary. he was arrested wednesday after an undercover operation during which officers witnessed him brking into two cars and trying to break into a house. fairfax county police expect to file charges of their own very soon. >>> the jury in the chandra levy murder trial sent a note to the judge th afternoon asking for a definition of assault. the jury is now in its third day of deliberations. ingmar guandique is charged with first-degree murder in the 2001 death of levy. we'll have a live report on news4 at 5:00. >>> on wall street this friday, the u.s. stocks rebounded from the day's lowsut still ended with a loss to the week. the dow gained 22 points to close at 11,203. the nasdaq gained three to close at 2518. e s&p 500 gainedhree points to close at 1199. >>> if you plan to fly this thanksg

that's where pat lawson muse is right now. >> reporter: it has been a 12-hour long day. a long effort. a very successful effort checking fad for families here at the verizon center. food stilloming in at this hour. the volunteers are still packing it up and preparing it to send over to the boys and girls club in northeast washington where it will be distributed to needy families. and already tonight, some families are getting their baskets. this is our director of community affairs. and it has been quite a day. >> it's been quite day. we have a gentleman who just walked up from the postal workers who gave us $200. thank you so ch, sir, for doing this. so wonderful, wonderful. we want to thank our community, the residents of the district, maryland, virginia, as well as the many partners. thank you, pat, our ge partners. it's been a wonderful day. we want people to know right w, families are getting their meals, thanks to so many generous people. and people can continue to give by giving online at the nbcwashington.com. thank you. so i know it is time for me to stop talkin

. >> and this morning barbara harrison takes us to meet the lawson family, a team of mom, dad, and twomber well. >> reporter: the first time we introduced terry in2002, she was 9 years old. we introduced her again when she was 11. then two years after that. did you know you had a sister befo you met her? >> . i was happy. now i could play the big sister role. reporter: in 07 we introduced then 16-year-old teri with a brother she had just found out she had. 11-year-old ty. they were living then in separateoster homes with the hope of one day being together in one famil now, three years later, they got to introduce us to their wonderful adoptive family. >> this is my lovely mom. >> reporter: they are very happy parents. they moved to this area with the military and he first saw teri on "wednesday's child." >> i was stationed at e pentagon and one day i was watching and your show came on. >> reporter: he called to get some information. it wasn't until years later ter seeing teri's story again this te with her brother, that he made a move. >> tt made it good. i said now i'm going to get tw

m pat lawson muse coming to you from the verizon center in downtown washington where our volunteers areve you two tickets to see the wizards play the 76ers tomorrow night here at the verizon center. a lot of folks are gtting ready for their thanksgivingdinner. you can help make it a happy holiday for a lot of >>> good morning. we still have low clouds around but the fog has generally dissipated. where there is cloudiness, we shouldet some sunshine. tomorrow a bit milder with increasing clouds and maybe a passing afternoon shower. then wednesday sun returns but chilly. thanksgiving day maybe some showers. now, jerry, how's the traffic? >>> it's been a little rocky over toward the american legion bridge. had a couple of earlier problems on the outer loop, both of which have cleared so delays are beginning to ease a little bit. we'll head over along 395. a little sluggish at the 14th street bridge. no late incidents headed for downtown. more news in 25 minutes. ♪ >>> that is of course susan boil who has become an international sensation after wowing them in the uk. her new album "the gift"

but for now, here is pat lawson muse. >>> good morning. welcome to reporters notook. i'm pat lawson muse. it appears the race is now over in virginia's 11th congress at district. republican keith simeon has conceded to connolly who will now serve his second term. although trailing by fewer than 1,000 votes, he says he's chosen not to request a recount because his cpaign sees no obvious errors in the result. he left open the possibility of revisiting with another canvas by election officials shows a significant change in the results. what's your reaction to this? >> well, on the one hand he doesn't want to have this thing drawn out too much. and he could have raised some ha hackles, raised some observions and stretched it out. he felt that the vote that hasn't been counted yet wasn't really going to go in his favor. the absentee ballots, the military ballots, the other things they still need to count wouldn't have changed it and so he did what many people might think as a very courageous and statesman like thing. he decided unless there's a change in the technical thin

pat lawson joins in the news room. we should do a viral video. >> they're all the rage.afternoon, barbara, a fairfax county school changes the failing and cheating policies we' been telling you about this week. we'll have details. >>> also ahead, should you buy fresh or frozen turkey for thanksgiving? liz crenshaw answers your thanksgiving day questions. >>> on news 4 at 5:00, local school buses capture drivers breaking the law and putting students' lives at risk. why aren't drivers getting slapped with tickets? those stories are few starting tonight at news 4 at 5:00. >> we'll be watching, pat. >>> time for a final check on your forecast. tom kierein here. good morning. >> good morning. as we approach the noon hour, it's still rather chilly. there's the live view from the sky watcher camera. we've got quite a bit of sunshine here on this friday. right now it's just right around 50 degrees. it will only warm up maybe another two or three degrees for the high. because we've got this persistent flow coming in out of the northwest that is tapping some chilly air, it's up ar

kyle orton taking off running has the ball stripped away by manny lawson and goes right to spike whohen returns the ball to the denver 18. and that led to a frank gore run, a three yard burrow that made it 24-10. that made it interesting. 9ers needed to play defense to stop the broncos at the end. put the rush on orton. the underthrow pass is picked off by chauncy spencer. and that seals the deal. the 49ers search for win two is successful in london. a buy week before going about a back to san francisco. 49ers are 2-6. the nfc leading seahawks are 4-3. the final [ female announcer this is a strawberry pop tart. but this is warm, fresh-baked strawberry toaster strudel. [ music see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel, the one kids want to eat. than listening there'to our favorite songs. there's nothing we love more than listening to our favorite songs. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. but our favorite thing is eating totino's pizza rolls. ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh . >> at the halfway mark in the nfl season, many teams have yet to identify them

pat lawson joins us with a preview. do you agree? >> i don't know.maybe not. >> we'll talk about it later. >> we wil. meanwhile, comg up on news 4 at 4 today, airline screening takes center stage on capitol hill today. we'll have the latest on the controversial tsa patdowns. tonight on "news 4 at 5" pilots reveal secrets to flying in comfort from where to sit and what not teat on the plane. what you need to know before you book your next trip. and we're keeping our eyes on the chandra levy trial and the jury which is now deliberating. we'll have the latest on that as well. those stories are new tonight starting on news 4 at 4:00. >>> time for a final check on the nicest n alive at least right here, tom kierein joins us right now. >> aren't you nice. >> i'll say that to the next person sitting -- >> i know, i know. i wish the weather was really nice because now we've had gusts around 35 to 40 miles an hour. we may have a few weaker tree lilz limbs coming down. upper 50s to 60s. these are the latest wind gusts. we've had them peaking near 40 miles an h

pat lawson muse joins us with a preview. >> comg up at news 4 at 4:00, a new report out that ranks the thinkest counties inhe country. the washington areaas plenty of green to go around. we'll tell you about that story. tonight on news 4 at 5:00, flying home for the holidays we'll share the secrets to landing a really good deal. what you need to know before you buy. those stories coming up on news 4 starting at 4:00. barbara? >> all right. thank you verymuch. >>> let's get a final check on our forecast. tom? >> satin blue sky over washington, live view from the sky watcher camera. there's the national cathedral there to the left of your screen. you see the potomac river in the distance. in the mid and upper 50s. should climb another five degrees. we'll have the sunshine with us for saturday and again on sunday. a few clouds around on sunday. mild, sny afternoons and clear chilly evenings and mornings through the weekend. then on monday, partly cloudy, temperatur up around 60 to mostly cloudy later in the day. there's a small chance of a passing shower late monday afternoon and evening

caucus together, and not having them choosing between me and steny hoyer for whip or me and john lawsonr chair of the caucus. >> you may be third in charge, that's what the deal is? >> yes. >> you end up third in charge and are you satisfied with that? >> yes. that's what i am now. >> right. >> that's where i am right now. >> so there's no change but you're not the whip any longer. >> no, i am not. in the minority whip is number two. it's number three when you're in the majority. so since we're in the minority then we have pulled another seat up at the table. and i will be offering for assistant leader. >> before all of this you had said every time there's a deal, the short end of the stick ends up with the congressional black caucus. what did you mean by that, while all this friction was going on? >> i don't think i ever said that. i think that was said, and maybe somebody attributed that to me, but i never said that. i think all my caucus members will tell you that i did not speak in those terms. i may have said that the last time we had a serious situation like this, i stepped off of

pat lawson muse joins us in the newsroom with a preview. >> hi, barbara. news 4 at 4:00, a bride calls off the wedding at the last minute but doesn't let all that planning go to waste. we'll tell you about that ory. seems like everywhere you go these days people are talking about eating local. well, now this idea of eating fresh and healthy can be found in a ve unexpected place, the school cafeteria. we'll tell you exactly where. those stories are new tonight starting on news 4 at 4:00. barbara? >> all right, pat. thank you. we'll be looking forward to seeing you then. > time for a final check of the forecast with tom. >> we are getting a little sunshine now breaking out here in washington and throughout parts of maryland. but it's been actually quite sunny throughout much of virginia overthe last several hours. as a result, temperatures there are milder but here under the generally cloudy cover here in washington it's still right in the low 50s as well as in prince george's and montgomery countys and fairfax and arlington counties, low to mid-50s there. w

john lawson, mr. van hollen. chairman of committees. the congressional black caucus has 17 subcommittee chairs and they will be ranking members. the hispanic caucus is very diverse. i take great issue in the abuse and the misinterpretation of a leadership fight and an election that respects both individuals who have garnered their support from all sides of the caucus, both men have supports of african-americans, hispanics, and caucasian and asian. that's how diverse our caucus is. men and women. and so mr. limbaugh is entertainment but it's entertainment in which he will ultimately eat his own words. >> well, it's damaging to race relations in this country. that's what i think. how are we going to make any progress if there's somebody out on all of these radio stations across america who is allowed to basically get away with racist comments, never challenged on it, and it goes into the ears of impressionable people, low-information voters, who say, yeah, that's the way the democrats really are. i mean, i don't want to say, should there

the media, saying it was orwellian and comparing -- actually members to compare the two, germany, lawson health care, fascist japan and italy. i think that the campaign as i described in this book is very abstract divorce should be to every american. but conservatives in particular about how unscrupulous and the liberal so-called liberals are. that's why hate it when everyone refers to them. i'm a liberal. i believe the two sides to a controversial question. i think it would be tragic if our universities had 95% conservative professors. but i can't find a so-called liberal. well actually have found one or two, to maybe out of the university that's willing to stand up and say that and defend that kind of criticisms that i've leveled. the result was that the american council on education came out with this statement in 2005, which pretty well reflected our concerns. it said that the core principles of american higher education are intellectual pluralism -- the intellectual diversity and academic freedoms and that students should not be indoctrinated. so every university of note in this cou

nigella lawson has a new book with recipes for the hearth and home.aking people want to run to the kitchen as opposed to some people saying i got to get away from the kitchen. >> i always think the kitchen is where you escape to, and especially cooking something like this, there's something so cozy and bolstering. and i love that. >> you love dutch ovens, why are they so great? >> it's the ways casseroles used to be cooked and the flavor is so good and they keep the heat in. i start it off on the stove, but in a low oven, the flavors come out miraculously. >> this is a braised beef casserole, and you're using beef shank for this? >> yes. >> why do you like that cut? >> because it makes everything so lucious. # right now. and some fresh lettuce. and then a bit of terragon. d jus d,eaahrectss a diabetes testing? it's all the same. nothing changes. [ man ] then try this. new and improved freestyle lite® blood glucose test strip. sure, but it's not gonna -- wow. [ beep ] [ man ] yep, that's the patented freestyle zipwik™ design. [ woman ] did it just -- [

, we'll talk to the attorney general of alabama who wants to bring those charges as well as gabe lawson'sttorney. >>> the man who will be king, in a rare and exclusive interview, prince charles opens up to nbc's brian williams. the advice he has for his son prince william, and the cause that he is most passionate about. >>> and a little later on this program, we are going to wrap up our series "today" goes viral. >> one of the most complicated endeavors we have ever attempted. a music video that involves almost every member of our staff. and we had to shoot it in one continuous mistake free take. did we pull it off? we'll find out coming up. >> we're going to begin this half hour on a much more serious note. the alabama man convicted in the 2003 honeymoon death of his wife set to be deported back to the u.s. amy robach is here with details on that. >> their scuba diving honeymoon was supposed to be the happiest time in gabe and tena watson's life. now gabe could fight additional charges here in the u.s. after officials here promised he would not face the death penalty. >> reporter: for th

he and fred lawson are the director of care and services transformation. these two men escorted the wounded warriors. responsible for the patientcentric care, continued involvement with these young men and women not only while they are in acute care, but also as they recuperate and rehabilitate. that is an improvement that has been made and is so necessary. these young men -- in this case all young combat officers, men -- but young men and women who are serving and who are sacrificing and who are sustaining wounds and in some cases giving their lives to this nation, are the fabric of our defense. they are what has sustained us through not just this moment but throughout our history. they continue to inspire us with their service and they continue to represent the world, the continued promise that wherever we were challenged, we will meet that challenge. we cannot repay them enough. we cannot thank them enough. the last month this senate had the opportunity to say to five of these warriors thank you very much. come here. see the senate of the united states

marine corps league, michael mccoy, sr., national president, military chaplains association, bill lawson paralyzed veterans of america, the associate members of the committee are located in the boxes to my left. please hold your applause until the end. molly murell, national president, american gold star mothers, catherine frazer, national president, goldstar wives of america, windy hoffman, president, blue star mothers of america, doug burt, director of government relations, air force association, carl barrett, national commander, navy seabee veterans, and jeffrey, international president, air force sergeant association, robert beckley, chairman of the board, help hospitalized veterans, gerald defrancisco, humanitarian services, american red cross, dr. linda schwartz, president, national association of state directors of veterans affairs, stephen mattune, president, national association of state veterans homes, richard jones, legislative director, national association for uniformed services, servicesnakamoto, president, japanese-american veterans association, darlene baker, chair of the

host: laura lawson. guest: i hope he finds the employees he's looking for. mcdonalds says they have openings and several hundred people show up. clearly, there are people up there. host: latrobe, pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: how can you feel that people who have been so misinformed about the tax cuts want to continue this tax cuts for rich? the movers and shakers so to speak have these tax cuts for quite a while because they have not engendered any entrepreneurial spirit nor have they helped businesses. also my comment is mostly about getting out the message that the democrats have done so far as far as social security is concerned. right before that last election, they were many, many misses sent out to senior citizens who do not go on the internet. even though i'm one, i go on the internet. they were cajoled and frightened to think they want take care of social security by cutting it. which is absolutely not true. how can we get the message out, as far as the democrats are concerned, we're doing what we're supposed to be doing? guest: social security is

policymaking that in a way this was the foundation down in the lecture many, many years ago by nigel lawson that monetary policy is the principal tool for creating demand. my fiscal policy needs to be set for the meeting time. and those of the broad principles i've expressed before. >> my question is partly about proceeds, the level of clearly you don't want to go into great detail of the government, but it would be helpful to have a feel for how dare you whether taking place. what is the level of coordination taken place as americans? is that harder than usual clerics >> well, socially speaking for the period that i've been enchant for it to make consistent, though not that i think greece are frequently at meetings or decreased better and probably the boat. i can't speak for my previous essay. i meet with the governor regularly. i have a meeting with him at least once a month, quite often more than that. actually, the intentional gathering such answers now go to , g20 finance ministers and essential bank meeting. and so one is the regular meetings are trying to take place. and we've been a

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michael mccoy sr., the national president of the military chaplains association bill lawson, nationalamerica. the associate members are located in the boxes to my left. catherine frazier, national president, goldstar wives of america. the director of government relations, airforce association. the national commander of the navy veterans of america. the international president of the air force sergeant association. the chairman of the board health -- help hospitalized of veterans. president of the humanitarian services, american red cross. dr. linda schwartz. the president of the national association of state veterans' homes. richard jones, legislative director, national association for uniformed services. president of the japanese- american veterans association. darling baker, a chair of the board. the wounded warrior project. the national presidentf the women's army corps veterans association. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in recognizing our veterans and national leadership with your applause. [applause] >> founded in 1890, the legion of valor of the usa is an organization of

policymaking that in a way this was the foundation down in the lecture many, many years ago by nigel lawson that monetary policy is the principal tool for creating demand. my fiscal policy needs to be set for the meeting time. and those of the broad principles i've expressed before. >> my question is partly about proceeds, the level of clearly you don't want to go into great detail of the government, but it would be helpful to have a feel for how dare you whether taking place. what is the level of coordination taken place as americans? is that harder than usual clerics >> well, socially speaking for the period that i've been enchant for it to make consistent, though not that i think greece are frequently at meetings or decreased better and probably the boat. i can't speak for my previous essay. i meet with the governor regularly. i have a meeting with him at least once a month, quite often more than that. actually, the intentional gathering such answers now go to , g20 finance ministers and essential bank meeting. and so one is the regular meetings are trying to take place. and we've been a

in a way this was the foundation to this laid down in the selection many, many years ago by nigel lawson that monetary policy is the principle tool for creating i demand or regulating demand and fiscal policy needs to be set for the medium term.. those are the broad principles that i expressed them before that i stick to.e >> my question was partly about process, the level of coordination taking place.io clearly you don't want to go into great detail about your discussions with the government but it would be helpful to have a feel about how frequent they are, where they're taking place between you. ng yeah. >> what is the level of coordination taking place at the moment and is it higher than usual? >> well, certainly, speaking for thes period i've been the chancellor it has remained f consistent. it is not that i have increased the frequency ofr meetings or decreased the frequency of meetings. they remain broadly theme same. i can't speak for my predecessor. i meet with the governor regularly. i have a meeting with him at least once a month, oftenha more than that actually the internatio