it was written in the magna carta.as the onset of world war ii, fdr is still referring back to the legacy of magna carta. so we interactive device is going to give a lot more strength to the display of magna carta, allow our visitors to have a deeper understanding not of just why the document is important, but how it connects to our charters of freedom. >>> you can watch american artifacts and other american history tv programs any time by visits our website. cspan.org/history. >>> you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span 3. for more information, follow us on twitter@cspanhistory. >>> louisiana governor bobbie jindal is scheduled to reveal his proposal for balancing the budget for fiscal 2013 today. a budget $900 million in the red. it's mostly cloudy and 7 degrees at the airport. you're listening to shreveport news and weather station. news radio. >>> next weekend, book tv and american history tv explore the history and literary culture of shreveport, louisiana. saturday starting at n

it was written in the magna carta. so as far back as 1892, he is still fighting back in the magna carta. so we think this interactive device is going to give us a lot more strength to the display of magna carta. allow our players just to have a deeper understanding, but how it connects to our charters. >> you can watch american artifacts and other american history tv programs any time by visiting our web site, cspan.org/history. >> you're watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. for more information, follow us on twitter at cspan history. >>> the governor is getting ready to reveal his budget for the next year, a budget $900 million in the red. it's mostly cloudy and 7 degrees at the airport. you're listening to shreveport news and weather station. >>> next weekend, book tv and american history tv explore the history and literary culture of shreveport, louisiana. saturday starting at noon eastern on book tv on cspan 2, dr. gary joiner. and then a look at the over 200,000 books of a john smith

by paul revere holding magna carta. another example is john dickinson's "the patriotic american farmer" and his elbow rests on magna carta. but it also continues later in our history, what you're looking at is franklin roosevelt's third inaugural draeaddress. and the detail here says the democratic aspiration is no longer in ancient history. it blazed anew in the middle an ages. it was written in the magna carta. so as far back as 1892, he is still fighting back in the magna carta. so we think this interactive device is going to give us a lot more strength to the display of magna carta. allow our players just to have a

>> we have the magna carta to send for the legacy of due process.ernment should act fairly and should act at least rationally in all cases. >> the rule of law, not men. government of principles, not passion. the constitution ideals we all live by now that got their start here. tony perkins, fox 5 news. >> businessman may sound familiar. david also donated millions to help fix the earthquake damage in the national monument. >> sue, nice and bright cheery red. >> a lot of red as we talked about on our news. this is national wear red day and the idea is that february is heart month, call attention to the fact that heart disease is the number one killer of women in the united states. 8million women with heart disease and that includes the possibility of heart attacks. so, wear your red and pay attention to your heart. >> i was not aware of the awareness. >> otherwise i would have. >> we're going to work on that. i'll make sure i give you a reminder. and it's good to have red in the closet and for the tie and everything else. tonight, brian, let me tell

senator paul was visiting with me about the magna carta. you t commendation, because i think it's really an important piece of work. i think you're right on track of reaching an important point. but two questions. one is where is the reference to the appeal to the prc? what page or line is that on? >> answer forthcoming. >> i believe that that has to do with the service standard. >> the staff is kind enough to tell me that any time a service standard is violated there is an appeal to the postal rate commission. so it's broader. >> it's not in your amendment. it already exists in law? >> correct. >> secondly, that would be any post office that's proposed for closing after these standards are adopted could make an appeal to the prc on the basis that the standards, which have been adopted is required by this amendment were violated. >> that's true. and it is effective upon its passage. upon enactment. but it also the language of the amendment includes those post offices currently being considered by the postal service today. >> i understand. i

carta not the constitution but the magna carta and now they want to take a hit at your lunch break. so barely if this is what they want workers to do from now on is to have to ask for a lunch break because they want to basically ban. businesses from having to give. their employees a lunch break to take a break they claim that everybody already gets one and that if the business were to not try to give them one the people would take to social media and it would make the company feel so bad that they change their policy why isn't that the policy on everything else then why do we have any rules for anything because it's now that we always lead out right and so when the world works then wow we don't need rules at all murder murder. no more murders but i feel like this is like every state or a lot of states are in this like war to outraise each other you know arizona started off strong with the immigration law then florida wanted to drug test all their welfare recipients but new hampshire has really been making a come from behind dark horse race here but the magna carta stuff they've got

mx magna chip. >> spiking nearly 5% there.e asking the question, how much would you invest in jeremy lin incorporated? our own d-ro is there with that. do you like that, j-money? >> this is just a new thing. our meeting has now been truncated to j-lin. i want to take you through what happens if you invested in jeremy lin, and you can in various ways. there's various levels of investment here. the first is a 1999 linsanity t-shirt. and the swing line knicks jersey. how about going to a game tonight, the average price paid per ticket for tonight's game is $175. according to tickets now. and then $9,620, not a bad investment for the new york knicks. that's how much they pay him per game. okay? >> wow. >> now, there's some more. we have $15,600, that's bidding on an autographed rookie card on ebay. still has five days left. somebody yesterday paid $40,000 for his first game used knicks jersey. he played 1:38 in the game. so you don't even have much sweat on there even. $173 million is the market cap of msg since he first played fo

. >>> the magna carta is coming back to the national archives.been off display for a few months for conservation is treatment and a new case. it will be back two weeks from tomorrow. there were four original copies of the nen -- the 1297 magna carta left. that is dyslexia kicking in. this is the only one permanently housed in the united states. >>> coming up, the hoyas into the ships last because uconn will hear from the head coaches why everything clicks against the defending national champs. >>> first, x factor winner melanie amaro getting a starring war during the super bowl. she taped a pepsi commercial with elton john. they gave us a behind-the- scenes look. it was part of the x factor prize with a $5 million contract. ntract. t t t t t t w. it just got more frustrating and frustrating. a lot of times, the picture would break up. for the amount of money that i am paying, my cable company should take care of me. [ male announcer ] stop paying for second best. move up to verizon fios tv, internet and phone for our best price online -- just $89

carta new life. >>> -- original copy of the magna carta new life. >>> retribution for the deadly riots that broke out inside a soccer stadium in cairo. 9 news now will be right back. >>> new information tonight on the deadly riots at a soccer stadium in egypt. three days of mourning are now underway for the dozens of people killed. it's hard to imagine. >> tina cross has more as well, country's professional soccer league is now in jeopardy. aarp-y egyptians marched through the streets -- angry egyptians marched through the streets to bury the dead after a soccer massacre. at least 74 people died wednesday night when home team fans burst onto the field at a stadium in port syed. many rival fans were suffocated or crushed to death trying to escape from a narrow exit. some were thrown from the tops of the bleachers, others attacked with knives and clubs. protests are now underway across the country. many egyptians blame riot police for standing by and doing nothing about the violence and the stampede that followed. some politicians believe the security lapse was intentional to fuel chaos

time, you have to say that the romney of this campaign is somethinof a subtly t to sulant t th -- magna hasn'in th - -- magnificently disciplined. i am caught between admiration and fascinatn with the un disciplined moments. >> but he is giving you a businessman's analysis in the interview, isn't he? >> he is trying to identify with the middle class. it has become a coveted it constituency of both parties. not what you do for the least, is what you do for the middle- class. democrats are just as guilty of this.. the antidote to this problem that governor romney had was the endorsement yesterday by a billionaire. [laughter] he is a multi millionaire and he got endorsed by a billionaire -- >> who gotlikes to fire people! >> if there is a guy who epitomizes sympathy and compassion, donald trump. >> donald trump solidifshe billionaire vote for romney. >> he is also lead to his ideology. if you are conservative, youou don't want to play on the ground of liberals, which is a class distinctions, pitting one class against another. the conservative view of economics, the moral defense of e free

it started with the magna carta. we do not want our government even undermining the principles of the magna carta. we're not going to let them do that. we're going to continue this movement to which the country up, change our government, and continue to win the elections. thank you very much. [cheers and applause) [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney held a campaign rally in centennial, colorado and monday. state republicans are holding non-binding caucuses today with their 36 delegates determined the district of state conventions in april. this is a little more than 20 minutes. ♪ ["born free"] >> that is quite a welcome. you do not get a better welcome than a colorado welcome. i will tell you that. [cheers and applause] thank you so much. you on army and your honor our cause, our mission, our effort. i know there are a lot of people in this country w

there were bringing up case law and the magna carderock. going back for centuries in some cases. that is the high level arguments were not the ones that lost or won the day. the corporation argued this was about planning commission. the camps did not have the necessary permission to be here and blocking of the public highway. it was on those grounds the local government was given permission to carry out these clearances which we have been seeing tonight. >> you have been following this for a number of months now. how many people at its height occupy that space -- occupied the space before the baliffs came in? >> at some point there were hundreds, well over 100 tents. a lot of people had gone. it was covering much less of an area that at its height. a lot of people got the message and many people were not looking for confrontation. what they're looking for was to make their voices heard and they did not want to get involved in any trouble. a lot of people -- one we got here there were 50 or so intense still here. most of them, almost all are gone now. what we're looking at here is

. >>> a 715-year-old copy of the magna carta has received a facelift.avid reuben stein founded the conservation -- funded the conservation efforts. he bought it in 2007 and he is the same man who donated millions of dollars to repair the washington monument and save the national zoo's pandas. >>> madonna is back in the headlines. she has a new movie and new album and she is purchasing at the super bowl. >> alexis christoforous spoke to the entertainer about her new film. >> reporter: madonna has been burning up the stage for three decades but her upcoming performance at this sunday's super bowl is giving her the jitters. why? >> because i only have eight minutes to set up my stage, 12 minutes to perform and 7 minutes to take down. that's pressure. >> reporter: she's busy juggling several projects including her second directing stint. we is based on the real life romance between king edward 8:00 and wallace simpson. edward gave up the thrown to marry her and they became known as the duke and duchess of windsor. madonna wanted to tell simpson's story on t

the magna carta has been on display at the national archives now for a few months to undergo conservation treatment and to get a new case. it will be back in the museum in two weeks. this is the only company permanently housed in the u.s. no. 2, virginia state lawmakers are trying to prevent a child sex abuse scandal at penn state from happening in virginia. a house panel is now backing a child abuse reporting bill which would require suspected child abuse to be reported and punish people who do not. no. 1, great news if you're buying a house and get approved, mortgage rates at an all time low. the average rate on a 30 year fixed rate is now 3.8% and it's 3.14% on the average 15 year mortgage and brian that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >>> here we. go cruising into the weekend. >> unfortunately it's not going to be quite as lovely as the first part of the beak. it's going to be a little cooler -- week. it's going to be a little cooler. tonights temperatures will be dropping. we were in the 40s last night. heading for the 30s tonight. hey, that's a bargain. as we wind down another wonderful

their their skin or their grass for for housing for clothing and obviously for food by the time the magna carta was signed twelve fifteen about a half a billion people were were on the earth living on the earth or on the your view in one thousand more or less this is when we started using coal then then the numbers really start picking up at eighteen hundred and the year eight hundred we were up to one and at that point we had about a half a billion people by eight hundred we had a billion people that was our first one billion so all of human history this is ten thousand b.c. actually humans started hundred sixty five thousand years ago as the oldest fossils of one hundred sixty five thousand years right up to a thousand years ago all that time hundred sixty five thousand years to produce the first one billion people in the united states in one thousand nine hundred and then our second billion took only one hundred thirty years nine hundred thirty for about nine hundred thirty we were full bore into the industrial revolution we were able to convert energy oil coal into into food basically

. -- the magna car to the and all of a sudden we are under minding some of these principles.country is waking up for financial reasons. everybody knows we are bankrupt. the world -- it is a dollar fee on system that engulfs the world. do you think we are in this by ourselves? nope. the are writing -- rioting in greece because they have to cut a little bit. what is the plan? bernanke is planning on the bailing them out with our dollars. [boos] we have been liquidating debt the past three or four years. it needs to stop. [cheers and applause] what should the role of government be? the founders did not like the role that the king had. the revolution was one of the rare times that a overthrow of government delivered more freedom to the people that they had before the revolution. look around the world today, unfortunately they are ending up with even less. we had a more liberty, not less liberty. we need to understand how important it is. the role of government should be no more complicated than guaranteeing the right to your life and liberty. what does that mean? it means the gov

the national archives unvailing its 715-year-old copy of the magna carta today, conversationists removed patches and repaired weak spots it is widely viewed as one of the most important legal documents in the history of democracy. >>> philanthropies, david reuben stein funded it with a $13.5 million gift and donated money to repair the washington monument and fund the panda program at the national zoo. >> super bowl now just days away,. >> for many of us the big game translates to big time eating, six women convicts have some unusual -- i say convicts, have unusual suggestions for your party in their new book, from the big house to your house one is for tuna nachos. okay. the ladies had to get creative, tony and gwen they don't have access to astor refrigerator or -- a stove, refrigerator or knives. they only have access to warm water. >>> packaged tuna on nachos. >> another one of those stories that raises more questions. >> from the big house to your house. >> we wish them luck with that. >> yeah, we do. >> any way. gwen. >> wow you guys. the weather is mild enough, it doesn't have to

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he bought a copy of the magna carta for $21 million,. >> i was fortunate to be able to get it and puthere. >> chris: and this week presided over its installation in the national archives. >> i'm fortunate to be in country where people like me can rise up to have this type of good fortune happen to me and i want to give back to washington as well because this h is where so many good things happened to me. >> chris: he grew up in baltimore. the son of a postal clerk who never made more than $8,000 a year. after getting a scholarship to duke he worked in jimmy carter's white house and 25 years ago cofounded the carlysle group, now one of the country's biggest private equity firms. >> it was an advantage upbringing. i needed to apply myself and that was a great advantage. >> chris: his job is to raise the billions of dollars the company invests. >> how many days a year do you travel? >> i'm on a plane about 60 days a year. -- 260 days a year. a lot of travel. i enjoy it or i wouldn't be doing it. >> chris: he has a big vacation home on nantucket. out front a rock with an encryption. >> it

it's sad to me when i see some of the fundamentals that have been recognized at the time of the magna carta in 1512 -- 1215, we're undermining some of the basic principles, so we have a desperate struggle now to reassert ourselves and say liberty is what we want. we know what it's all about. we've had it, and we've gotten careless and it's drifted away. so now the country is waking up, the country is waking up for financial reasons. everybody knows we're bankrupt. the social programs can't be financed. the world is involved in this. it's a dollar fiat standard that engulfs the world. look at europe the mess they have. they're rioting in greece because they have to cut a little bit. so what is the plaen? bernanke is planning to bail them out with our dollars. [ booing ] the debt when it gets this big, should it be liquidated? it shouldn't be dumped on the people and that is what we have been doing for the last three or four years and it needs to stop. but we need to ask, really a very basic question, what should the role of government be. that's the question of the founders of the coun

he bought a copy of the magna carta for $21 million,. >> i was fortunate to be able to get it and putd this week presided over its installation in the national archives. >> i'm fortunate to be in country where people like me can rise up to have this type of good fortune hpen t i want to get back to washington as well because this is where so many differegood things happene. >> reuben stein grew up in baltimore the son of a postal worker who never made more than $8 a year. he worked in jimmy carter's white house. he co founded the carlisle group one of the biggest private equity firms. >> it was an advantaged up bringing. i needed to apply myself. >> rubenstein's job is to raise the billions of dollars the company invests. >> how marny days a year do you travel? >> 260 days a year a lot of travel. i enjoy it or i wouldn't be doing it. >> he has a bigvaication home on nantucket. out front there's a rock with an inscription. >> it says i would rather be working. that will probably be on my tombstone. >> that made him a fortune of more than $2 billion. >> which gives you more pleasure mak

he bought a copy of the magna carta for $21 million,. >> i was fortunate to be able to get it and puton permanent loan here. >> chris: and this week presided over its installation in the national archives. >> i'm fortunate to be in country where people like me can rise up to have this type of good fortune happen to me and i want to give back to washington as well because this h is where so many good things happened to me. >> chris: he grew up in baltimore. the son of a postal clerk who never made more than $8,000 a year. after getting a scholarship to duke he worked in jimmy carter's white house and 25 years ago cofounded the carlysle group, now one of the country's biggest private equity firms. >> it was an advantage upbringing. i needed to apply myself and that was a great advantage. >> chris: his job is to raise the billions of dollars the company invests. >> how many days a year do you travel? >> i'm on a plane about 60 days a year. -- 260 days a year. a lot of travel. i enjoy it or i wouldn't be doing it. >> chris: he has a big vacation home on nantucket. out front a rock with an

magna peck, also on the board of directors or was, of planned parenthood nebraska, and council bluffs. she was chair of the board and vice chair. if you stack an i.o.m. or any other panel you will get a predetermined outcome and so they did. finally, the respect for conscience rights act reasserts and restores conscience rights by making absolutely clear that no one no one can be compelled to subsidize so-called services in private insurance plans contrary to their reals you beliefs or moral convictions. this legislation must be on the floor soon and i hope the american people realize how important this bill offered by mr. fortenberry is to conscience rights in america. i yield back to my good friend, mr. lungren. the speaker pro tempore: the chair reminds members to avoid personalities with regard to the president such as accusations of arrogance. mr. lungren. mr. lungren: i thank the gentleman for his comments and thank him for his leadership on many, many issues of human rights, not only in the united states but around the world. i was astounded when i heard the comments of the lea

. -- the magna car to the and all of a sudden we are under minding some of these principles.otten careless and strip it away. now the country is waking up for financial reasons. everybody knows we are bankrupt. the world -- it is a dollar fee on system that engulfs the world. do you think we are in this by ourselves? nope. the are writing -- rioting in greece because they have to cut a little bit. what is the plan? bernanke is planning on the bailing them out with our dollars. we have been liquidating debt the past three or four years. it needs to stop. [cheers and applause] what should the role of government be? the founders did not like the role that the king had. the revolution was one of the rare times that a overthrow of government delivered more freedom to the people that they had before the revolution. look around the world today, unfortunately they are ending up with even less. we had a more liberty, not less liberty. we need to understand how important it is. the role of government should be no more complicated than guaranteeing the right to your life and liberty. wh

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returning, she graduated magna cum laude. she held part-time jobs on campus and was a department store salesclerk and a hollywood extra, appearing in several motion pictures, including the 1935 film "becky sharp." mrs. nixon taught at at a high school in the late 1930's where she met her husband who had returned to his hometown to practice law after graduating from duke law school. approximate richa ryan and richard nixon were married in 1940, and was true of so many couples their age, she worked here at home while her husband served in the military in world war ii as a naval officer in the pacific. mrs. nixon campaigned with her husband as he was elected to the house of representatives in 1946 and 1948. and to the united states senate in 1950. there's a charming photograph of the nixons with their infant daughter, trisha, taking at the tidal basin with the cherry blossoms in bloom in the spring of 1947. julie, their younger daughter, was born the following year. with her husband's election as vice president and dwight eisenh