nigella lawson's early career was as a journalist critiquing books and food.lty pleasure. and i always say, look the one thing you should never feel guilty about is pleasure. you should feel guilty if you fail to take pleasure. this is a risotto. i do it with squash. this is just going to be roasted. onions. barley. some white wine, sherry, anything. some vegetable brooth. this cooks and it needs about 30 minutes. when i was a child, we didn't have huge presents that people get now. we would get -- we would get a christmas stocking and it would be mostly filled with a few paper dolls that you dressed by putting little tags on and foil-covered chocolate coins. but we used to get a pomegranet. we would be getting out the seeds with a hair grip and eating it all morning. the barley is done. so, this is half the squash. and it's been whizzed up in a blender with half the marscapone. and the cooked cubes of unpeeled squash. it's a beautiful color. and that just feeds everyone. it's just so cozy and welcoming. i think so many women deny themselves pleasure in food w

john howard lawson was one of the hollywood 10. card number 47275. albert maltz, 47196. 46836. i got some of frank marshall -- i got all of frank marshall davis' columns, weekly columns that he wrote for the honolulu record from 1949-1950, which was the communist party u.s.a. organization in hawaii. and i got into the help of true -- through the help of college student at one time online and one action is in hawaii. i'm amazed is here today. i won't -- i will keep it secret, i promise, but she wouldn't elaborate in the universe fy, gothic columns on microfiche. actual hardcopy. but what you see here reading davises columns was just how anti-american communist party was in need of states in the latter 1940s. who was present after world war ii? harry truman. what party? democrat. so he was the enemy. so they mercilessly savaged harry truman. davis just took them apart. david stern harry truman into a demon. in these articles. alone will us, imperialist, fascist, racist, monsters were truman, george marshall, you name it. examples, victory ninth, 1950, here dave is really does the

jerry lawson and the talk of the town was not eliminated and made it into the final round. here at 8:00. >> winter as defined by the calendar starts next week. winter as in what starts the cold and the flu, that's been here a while. perhaps you go to the drugstore, but if you have kids, perhaps a different story. years after new guidelines came out, parents are still confused about what they can and shouldn't do. >> if you're looking for a good mystery these days, skip the bookstore and head straight to the drugstore and try to figure out what the rules are so many different options that are out there. the question is, which one is really safe. >> the drug companies came out with new, very straightforward flag lines. they're a ved. more than two years later, a sick child. >> it's. not so much gave me. yeah, he went with stricter guidelines in the first place. i thought they were. too much rather than the provided measuring cup and using too much. or they would get confused when trying to treat different they would die the paid ya care, they don't realize there was tylenol i

i'm pat lawson muse. wear going tshow you some of the more interesting store he stories making news this week. among them, cover your ears. we wiltell you why one northern virginia town has been named the most obscene in the nation for the second year in a row. a twist on tradition. a local county courthouse has the manger scenes and chrisas trees to celebrate the season but that's not the only display you will see here. we will show you how one man is going beyond the call of giving for the holidays to help our community year-round. >>> first, could the wikiweek leakcontroversy hurt your chances of finding a job? the folks that run one local college think so. more on the wikileaks warning. >> reporter: george whington university's elliott school of international affairs is just a stone's throw from the u.s. state department. after graduation, many students trudgethose few blocks through foggy bottom in search of employment. the university is warning them that cessing wikileaks files could imperil their j

and then they get to washington, and be john howard lawson and dalton and some of these other people are called up on is the stand and, boy, big surprise, congress actually has some evidence, you know? they're not just a bunch of red baiters who are just bringing people -- they bring them up there and john howard lawson here's the article you wrote for masses and mainstream, here's the article you wrote for daily worker, here's this, here's that. here's your communist party card number, five-digit, and they present all this evidence, and lawson and trumble, you know what they did? they stood up. fascist! nazi! american concentration camp! they'd be led out -- they did what the left always does when they're nailed, when they're caught, and when these guys are being caught -- caught as being communists, they call them nazis and fascists. all these folks said, oh, boy, were we duped. were we lied to? lauren bacall. by the way, the airplane that they got on in the los angeles was called the red star. [laughter] and lauren bacall said right away i should have just thought, oh, no. but no

in order to redress the lawson parking, we have been meeting with the affected parties, the export-oriented, the theater. we have the community to help address some of the strategies. we have met with the association for the executive board leadership. in terms of the strategies that we came up with, this is broken into three distinct items. hong as we said, creating a lot. trees will vote to hide some of the existent traffic. we're proposing creating additional parking spaces and this will yield about 18 spaces. we're proposing cynosure which is part of the proposal that we made today. -- signs which is part of the proposal that we made it today. these are part of the actions that we looked at. this has been removed as a compromise. we feel that this is a good solution for very difficult circumstance stances -- circumstances. >> 23 spaces, this is a triangular lot. how long would that exist? >> this would exist for the duration of the project. >> even though you get back some spaces at one stage, my terminology is mixed but this goes near the drive. you will pick up some spaces. >> right.

john howard lawson was one of the ten. albert mulz, albert bessi. i got some of frank marshall's weekly come lums he wrote from 1949-1950 which was the communist party usa organ in hawaii. i got it through the help of two tremendous groups of college students. one found them online, and the other who is actually in hawaii, and i'm amazed is here today. i'll keep it secret, i promise. she went into a library of the university of hawaii and got the columns, hard copies. who you see -- what you see here reading davis' columns is just how anti-american the communist party was in the united states in the latter 40s. who is president in the united states after world war ii? harry truman. what party? democrat. he was the enemy. they mercilessly salve rajed truman. davis took him apart and turned him into a demon in these articles. colonialists, impure yal lists, ray cyst monsters were tru truman. february 9, 1950 piece. he shows the line of portraying harry tru man as a butcher. harry truman dropped the bomb to avoid a land invasion that would have been jo

jerry lawson made it to the final round and the season finale is set for monday at 8:00 here on nbc bayrea. >> it's chilly here in the bay area. nothing compared to the rest of the country. see the problems ice storms are causing next. a live look outside right now at the golden gate bridge toll plaza. rob is coming up to help you plan this weekend. the forecast is next. ♪ ♪ ten thousand watts of xmas cheer ♪ ♪ ten thousand watts glow brightly clear ♪ ♪ the colored lights will shine sincere, ho, ho, ho ♪ ♪ ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ho, ♪ >> 6:25 and we are off to a chilly start. winter officially less than a week away. 20s and 30s in spots. patchy fog as well. rain not an issue right now. you can see along the coast off of the west of monterey, we are starring to see light rain showers and more of these clouds approaching the coast in the afternoon. this is a moisture-rich environment and whenever you get moisture into the coastal mountain. we call it the lift that takes the moisture and drops it in the form of heavy rain. we could see two to five inches between now and sunday morning out on

pat lawson muse introduces us today to a group called d.a.s.h. >> hi, barbara. the district alliance for sfe housing provides refuge for victims of domestic violence. volunteers are taking calls this morning in our phone bank. 202-686-nbc4. joining us is peg, the founder of d.a.s.h. d.a.s.h. runs a shelter here in washington, but also a program of transitional as well as emergency housing for victims of domestic violence. tell us about them. >> that's right. we consider ourselves an innovator in seeking to ensure access to safe housing for victims of domestic violence all along the spectrum. so while we do provide housing and, in fact, recently opened our largest facility yet for emergency and transitional housing for victims which is 43 apartment units for wen and children escaping abuse, we also do a lot of housing counseling and working with other housing progrs to make sure that their housing is accessible to victims as well. >> victims are primarily women and children? >> exactly. we have single women. but women with their families and families of all diffe

jerry lawson and talk of the town hit nbc sing off. ♪ >>> nice sound there.tched the a cappella group com pet against four other groups. >> we won the world series with something else to root for. >> one was eliminated at the end of the show. jerry lawson and talk of the town made it to the final round. the finale is monday. you can see it right here on nbc bay area. hopefully they do well. they sound great. >> on the first night of the show and i was impressed. we will check on the evening with rob. >>> trivalley too. we will look out for patchy fog. not showing rain and upper level winds pushing in a lot of really moisture-rich air. they aimed in on us all weekend, but strong winds picking up during the day tomorrow. patches of fog increasing clouds by this evening. light rain showers and the main event will hold off and heavy rain and gusty at times and off and on heavy rains. back to you. >> time now is 5:38. congressional democrats had to cram it in before the republicans take over. don't ask don't tell taxes and more on the agenda today. >>> the rising

." ♪ the group, talk of the town, has been singing together for 35 years when jerry lawson heard themt a wedding and asked to join. he was the veteran professional as lead singer of the pu persuasions. he laughs when being kidded about being the only adults. >> we're going to hang in there. it's just a great, great, great opportunity and the great thing for us to preserve the -- >> the groups sing without instruments and now that jerry and talk of the town have made it into the final round, you can catch the season finale on monday. >>> up next, "nightly news." meet a woman who's dedicated her life to caring for baby elephants.

jones, lawson, to bes, who can do it. >> your biggest concern about palo alto? >> they're big play guys on the outside. you know, you've got to put pressure. crist of does a good job of running the offense and making plays. he can do it with his feet. we have to pressure him and make sure we cover guys down the field. >> that is the valley christian side there as they're cheering on their defense now. because palo alto has the ball. palo alto vikings led by cristour top value bowno their quarterback. he is the son of steve bowno, a senior, and he's very good, and right now he is leading the march as we will have the highlights tonight at 10:00. it's palo alto and valley christian, ccf open division championship. reporting live in san jose, fred english, ktvu, channel 2 action news. >>> straight ahead here on bay area news at 7, the extreme weather in the east coast is no laughing matter. . back here in the bay area, the winter-like weather taking aim this week. our chief meteorologist phil martin joins us with when you could expect rain. >>> >>> >>> extreme weat

ask robin lawson who spent 600 bucks on a louie wallet. >> how often do you go to neiman's?> louis vuitton or neiman's? >> pretty often when it's gift giving time. >> reporter: mid level retailers like macy's expect a 3 and a half percent up tick this year. but get this, high-end retailers expect to jump 7% over last christmas. why? >> with the higher retail stores, they will pretend they're lowering prices, but they actually boost prices up and then give you the cut. >> reporter: so, yes, virginia there is a santa claus. only he has deep pockets. in san francisco, robert miles, cbs5. >>> san jose, now california's biggest city to put a ban on plastic bags. the city council passed the ordinance 9-1 last night. starting in 2012, store customers will have to bring their own reusable bags or pay for paper. >>> a warning this morning about cough medicine. what the feds say looks too much like candy. plus an attack in one neighborhood. the predators breaking in through doggy doors. >> and get this, a sight straight out of ocean's 11. how the robber was able to get away with a veg

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

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the problems generated by drug trafficking are at the heart of the concerns of the worst how can lawson forces help to prevent drug trafficking some afghanistan considering that russia has repeatedly said that its forces will not be sent to afghanistan but we are also working side by side with c.s.t. oh which also has a committee is there and with russian forces which are present in the. so what is important is to have very good coordination very good coordination between international organizations were sent by corporation with c.s.d. or with c.i.s. but also with the you went with the you with the council of europe when it is involved in order to all work in the same direction and to have a very positive synergy to make progress how can you respond to the claim that the security and cooperation in europe doesn't solve conflicts but rather three system . is as good as its participating states we cannot have a magic wand and because we have those good principles work out instant solutions there is some merit in freezing conflicts frozen conflict is better than an active conflict and. kee

ty lawson deserves it from the opposite free-throw line.latest team to beat the clippers. >> does that throw you off when she is banging over there. >> drum roll for the top 5. >> may have carpal tunnel. >> this season reward the sports fans on your list with a gift of a official club gear. choose from the fients world series championship collection. 49ers, raiders, chargers and more. [ mom ] my son only wanted one toy this year. i want a robosan 4000. [ mom ] the one no one could get. toy stores are reporting long lines and empty shelves. a robosan 4000. [ mom ] and i mean no one. so i did most of my holiday shopping on citi specials. with the money i saved, i bid online -and got exactly what he wanted. -a robosan 4000! [ television ] introducing the new robosan 5000. [ mom ] at least for now. [ male announcer ] make your happy holiday stories come true with citi specials. what's your story? citi can help you write it. [ bottle two ] bro, will you relax? i'm pretty sure there's not much we can do about it. ugh. he's not even trying. he is

fruit to drink up all the juice. >> reporter: lawson makes what we'll call pudding for procrastinators> just put the water to here and let it boil away very merrily. >> reporter: she disdains the moral superiority of pudding purists who dutifully make theirs weeks in advance. >> i'm always doing it slightly at the last minute but actually it doesn't matter. >> reporter: does it taste different if you do it at the last minute? >> i think as long as you steam the christmas pudding for long enough-- and it's always depressing to read a recipe that says five hours-- but actually you're not doing anything. >> reporter: there's the old saying the proof of the pud ing is is in the eating. but a pretty high proof is being poured on it. so maybe it's in the flaming. >> i have a fire extinguisher there. >> reporter: i'm convinced that the real reason that the english likes the christmas pudding is the flaming because it brings out the pyromaniac. >> you're right. my mother would come in triumphantly and clap (clapping) thank you. >> reporter: beautiful. >> osgood: ahead, come on in. the water is

matt hasslebeck tries to hit 49er robinson but lawson jams things up. and spikes with the interception. he was picked off four times and the 49ers convert this one into a field goal. alex smith was not electric but efficient. tied his career best with three td passes. smith to josh morgan. 49ers scored 20 points in the second quarter. now with frank gore out for the season running-back ryan westbrook is able to shake off the rust and show why he was so valuable with the eagles. look at westbrook take the short pass and keep away from seattle. san francisco led 30-7 at half- time. hard to believe seattle is still a first-place time but commit five turnovers. he takes it back 39 yards for six. 49ers avenge their first week blow-out loss to seattle with a 40-21 victory today. san francisco scores

i'm pat lawson muse. >> i'm barbara harrison in for jim handly tonight. >> folks who ventured out this morning had the icy streets and sidewalks. as you see, extr salt trucks were called in to treat the roads. our cold spell isn't over just yet. >>> more than a dozen deaths over the past tw days have been blamed on the bitter cold and the harsh contions. the massive system stretches from canadato florida. temperatures are more than 20 degrees below normal for this time of year. >> firefighters in baltimore investigating a firehat killed three adults and three children early this morning. high winds fuelled the flames and forced firefighters to retreat from fighting the fire from inside the structure. >> president obama's tax cut compromise is expected to pass the senate tonight and move on to the house. house democrats are still angry about the estate tax breaks for thextremely wealthy. they are ultimately expected to pass the measure in time to prevent a tax hike. >> wiki weeks founder julian sange is one step closer to jail. he's wanted in sweden for questioning on sexual assault cha

. >> i'm pat lawson muse. jim and doreen are off tonight. according to the fbi. guy on facebook threatened to put pipe bombs on metro trains and a sewer top in georgetown during rush hour. those threats were sent through facebook's instant messaging system. with more on this story weo to jackie. >> reporter: this me to light when som

i'm pat lawson muse. >> the pentagon rail station was closed a couple hours due to a suspicious package that turns out to be a blinking christmas ornament. it disrupted the morning commute for hundred of people in northern virginia. >>> the senate passed president obama's tax cut compromise today in a strong show of bipartisanship. it now moves to the housewhere it expected to face more iense opposition, although democratic leaders say they ultimately expect to pass it in time to prevent a tax hike. >>> a mother in california is suing mcdonald's claiming the company ploits young children by advertising toys in happy meals. she is not sikh money but she said she wants the fast food chain to stop advertising toys to kids. a mcdonald's spokesperson said they're proud of their happy meals. >>> the date over repealing the don't ask don't tell is undeay on capitol hill. ste ste steny hoye brought it to the floor. it stalled in the senate. >>> authority say they believe the gunman who opened fire on a school board meeting in florida had be planning that attack for some time. the gunman was kil

i'm pat lawson muse. >>> the redskins are out of the playoffs so shanahan is going in a did you have direction. today he announced rex grossman will start the final three game and donovan mcnabb will be the third string quarterback. he said he hopes -- he has not be more disrespected his whole career than he has this season. it is absolutely ridiculous, he says. coach shanahan said he told mcnabb with the decision after practice today. >> i want to get a el on ho they can run the offense. what i would like to do the end of the season, to be able to evaluate where we're at. >> i'm as surprised as anybody else on the scene. i've been around a while so i've seen a lot of stuff. it is what it is. >> always something. it's the nfl. >> and that is today's web poll question. do you agree with the decision to bench mcnabb? you can vote on nbcwashington.com and also, leave your comments on face sgobook and on witter. stephanie wrote, it's much easier to bench mcnabb than hold the offensive line accotable. each and every skin should be playing for eir jobs including the coach. and gwynn wrote,

the a cappella group is called jerry lawson and the talk of the town.y be the oldest group on the show, but they have young fans since andrew lockwood is the head cust oatian in alameda. we spoke about the competition. >> it's very rewarding. all of the kids are so talented. we are going to hang in there and it's a great, great opportunity. it's a great thing for us to preserve the art of a cappella. >> giving them a run for their money. you can catch the finale at 8:00 on nbc bay area. >> a heck of a year for 88-year-old betty white. it got better. the associated press named white entertainer of the year. she beat the cast of glee by 20 votes. she used to be known for her roll o golden girls and mary tyler moore. she was on "saturday night live" after a facebook campaign. she calls the honor ridiculous, but admit it's been a lovely year. i was in the mall yesterday which was a story in and of itself and they had a betty white calendar. >> i love miss white. >> i saw it too. i attempted to buy it, but i was looking for the 12 months of scott. we will wa

to testified john howard lawson was one of the hollywood 10. communist party member -- albert schmaltz, 47196. i got some of -- all of frank marshall davis's weekly columns that he wrote for the honolulu record from 1949 to 1950 which was the communist party usa in hawaii. i got them through the help of two college students. one found them on line and the other is actually in hawaii and i am amazed is here today. i will keep it secret. she went into a library in the university of hawaii and got the columns on hard copy. what you see here in reading davis's columns was just how anti-american the communist party was in the united states. who was president of the united states after world war ii? harry truman. what party? democrat. he was the enemy. they mercilessly savaged harry truman. davis just took him apart. davis turned harry truman into a demon in these articles. colonialist, imperialists, fascist, racist, monsters, george marshall, you name it. february 9th, 1950. here davis really toed the communist party line of portraying him as the bu

lawson, with the persuasions for more than 40 years, joined talk of the town after hearing them at ar know when you'll get your break. >>> if you want to vote for the talk of the town or other groups do it soon. voting closes at 9:00 this morning. www.nbc.com/singoff/vote. vote today until 9:00 and then watch the finale live tomorrow night. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" -- put down the spoon and hit the gym. the study crunches the numbers about why you should get your crunches in before breakfast. >>> a very good morning to you. i'm lawrence scott. a lot of stuff for you. the sharks coming back home and riding a nice wave back into the bay area. the warriors a close one in portland. de la salle always in the high school championship game it seems. and who starting at quarterback against the raiders? makes it interesting at the coliseum today. that and more coming up in sports. . >>> the sharks chased away the blues and the broncos. the denver broncos unveiled their chosen one for their game against the oakland raiders. lawrence scott has the highlights in your morning sports.

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t lawson muse joins was a preview. pat? >>> coming up on news 4, we'll tell you about a federal judge's ruling on the konls tugs nconst of the national health care law. plus another disappointing loss on the football field on sunday. we'll hear from coach shanahan as the team looks forward now. then tonight on news 4 at 5:00, a new warning today about the dangers of second hand smoke. researchers say wre you live could put your children at rsk even if no one in the family smokes. a very important story. you'll want to hear aboutthat. those stories are newat news 4 at 4:00. barbara? >> thanks very much. a final check on our forecast. here's tom kierein. tom? >>> windy and cold. good morning. there's a live view from our skywatcher camera, which is bouncing around, and a blustery northwest wind we are getting some sun through the clouds. it's partly sunny now. and those clouds are producing a few flurries to our north as well as in southern maryland right now on the radar where you see a little area of light color there, a fe

>> well, the agent that did the advance here, win lawson, i think everybody on the detail agrees there would have been no better agent than win. he was very specific. we go back to 34 agents. and we had 11 experienced agents leave in the two months prior to the assassination. and so we had to take all of our experienced agents and put them off in advance in case toby had to go to secret service school and walt coglin was in miami, and then he went to san antonio. so we had all of our resources out. usually, there were only about five agents with the president at any time other than if there were another function we were going to. and then one of the agents, say the4-12 shift agent would cover for the day shift agent. o you'd probably have ten there. but with five agents, our job wasn't to go after an assassin. our job was to cover the president and evacuate him from the area. and i've got to comment on clint's ability that day. the vehicle was going 11 miles an hour. there were 85 feet for clint to catch up with. he ran, basically, about 15 miles an hour to reach the presidential car,

international lawson joss says consumers should not eat the product even if it doesn't smell or look bad. it affects 540 cartons of caitlin that was sold nationwide in return all stores between september and december. botulism is a deadly form of food poisoning. so far no illnesses have been reported. now for the latest troubles with toyota it has agreed to pay 10 million to the family of four killed in a run away the lexus crash. toyota tried to keep the settlement amount confidential but several out let's said the public interest outweighed confidentiality concerns. a judge on monday agreed and so the amount was released. the automate under the said the are disappointed in that was public. the august 2009 crash. new this morning u.s. secret service says a man fleeing from local police officers drove through and out of perimeter checkpoint set up near president barack obama as home. they took pictures of the secret service agent sprinting toward the pickup truck and put her down at the driver. the driver was not tried to get near the president or his family he was just trying to eva

jerry lawson made it into the final round.uze orman, host of cnbc's "suze orman show." sara haines is across the street at the msnbc digital cafe. >> what have you two been doing? you smell like beer. >> not me, i didn't drink it. >> no, no! >> that's hoda you're smelling. >> hoda. >> go ahead, sara. >> first up, patty from kingston, washington has a question about bonds. >> subonds are in the toilet, t interest. what can i do with my money. >> i like her already. >> here's the main thing you need do. don't flush the toilet! really, very seriously. here's the thing. if you have individual bonds, those bonds will have maturity date. don't worry about the value going down when they mature. if they're good bonds, you'll get your money back. what you really need to be careful about now is investing in bond funds. don't buy bond funds, especially long-term bond funds at this point in time because bond funds do not have a maturity date. as interest rates go up, the value of bonds go down, which is why this woman's bonds are in the t

benjamin lawson hooks. he was a renaissance man. he was an attorney.ge, a businessman, a respected civil rights leader, and a powerful preacher of the gospel. he was the first african american commissioner of the federal communications commission and later as executive director and ceo of the naacp. president bush awarded the presidential medal of freedom to hooks in 2007. president obama recently characterized him as a trailblazer. others describe this remarkable individual as a mentor, down to earth friend, a man of action, and an icon. without a doubt, dr. hooks was a true american patriot, a peaceful warrior, and a hero to all who fight for equality and for social justice. he challenged us to learn from the struggles of the past generations as we progressed towards the future gains and possibilities. his passionate battle against racial prejudice is, bigotry, intolerance, inequity inspired us to join together for the permanence of peace, fairness, and the opportunities for all. dr. hooks will be sorely missed by his relatives, church, family, and o

on the governor side, you know, lawson stays that were important to obama three-legged and from pennsylvania'sn, ohio, wisconsin. it's much easier when the governors of the party to work for a party apparatus. and then some disturbing trend in some of the exit polling. the one thing you want to point out is the very end, although you see union house is still strongly supporting democrats as they have before coming union house is really about 17% of the electorate. in the past they've been about 22% electorate. we saw a decrease in terms of union participation, but also what is happening with the labor movement and something we'll address. and finally, i want to look towards 2012. i just want to say two things. one, it's sometimes easy to be right-wing. you know, people to come and escape problems. my issues differ from your issue. no kind of collective body. america was founded based on freedoms. you know, leave me alone. its government get out of my life. and so, i see two dozen 12 looking forward to a lib dems are going to be doing. i think you're going to see redefining, reasserting. i thin

on the governor side, you know, lawson stays that were important to obama three-legged and from pennsylvania's michigan, ohio, wisconsin. it's much easier when the governors of the party to work for a party apparatus. and then some disturbing trend in some of the exit polling. the one thing you want to point out is the very end, although you see union house is still strongly supporting democrats as they have before coming union house is really about 17% of the electorate. in the past they've been about 22% electorate. we saw a decrease in terms of union participation, but also what is happening with the labor movement and something we'll address. and finally, i want to look towards 2012. i just want to say two things. one, it's sometimes easy to be right-wing. you know, people to come and escape problems. my issues differ from your issue. no kind of collective body. america was founded based on freedoms. you know, leave me alone. its government get out of my life. and so, i see two dozen 12 looking forward to a lib dems are going to be doing. i think you're going to see redefining, reasserting

on the governor side, you know, lawson stays that were important to obama three-legged and from pennsylvania's ohio, wisconsin. it's much easier when the governors of the party to work for a party apparatus. and then some disturbing trend in some of the exit polling. the one thing you want to point out is the very end, although you see union house is still strongly supporting democrats as they have before coming union house is really about 17% of the electorate. in the past they've been about 22% electorate. we saw a decrease in terms of union participation, but also what is happening with the labor movement and something we'll address. and finally, i want to look towards 2012. i just want to say two things. one, it's sometimes easy to be right-wing. you know, people to come and escape problems. my issues differ from your issue. no kind of collective body. america was founded based on freedoms. you know, leave me alone. its government get out of my life. and so, i see two dozen 12 looking forward to a lib dems are going to be doing. i think you're going to see redefining, reasserting. i think

tim lawson is here. lynn brown. terry mccarthy is up there. robert is leaning forward expectently, and rightly so. [laughter] it is great to have you. i call the opposition to the motion. [applause] thank you mr. speaker. we are a generation like no other. in a world in which information can be transmitted at a click of a button, it is unsurprising that young people develop ideas influenced by the media. sexual images dominate media activity and often are presented so callously and so recklessly that it is vital to our young people that we are provided with a sensible counterpart. 76% of teenagers surveyed across the country, including those in my own constituency, felt that they needed more sex education. young people are provided with inconsistent and inaccurate information at our age. however, teaching sex education to young can exacerbate the effects of the media. an understanding of relationships cannot simply be taught on a chalkboard. it requires the experience of life. children do not possess this. every primary school teacher will of