honestly, i don'tare. >> i kw you said that. >> part of the thing for me is that mallory is sort of -- >> you want to know or don't want to know, it doesn't matter. >> it doesn't-- it sounds really perhaps disingenuous but i, it doesn't really, you know, i mean for example it is a question to find sandy irvin's body and i know from the family members that they really really don't want that to happen. they want to remember sandy in his vitale at this time of his youth as opposed to perhaps a photograph of him as a schriff eled cadaver on the mountain. i think what these men aceved was so remarkable. and also i tried very hard in this book to show that all 26 of these me from as compelling as george ll ory as individuals. >> how did thatdentify mallory. >> well, they had-- he literally t was funny when they first found the body he was such an iconic figure that they assumed the body had to be sandy irvin because you couldn't possibly find george mallory. and there was actuallyon his sweater was identified george mlory. >> and then they said well he must have lent the shirt to irving and

mallory the only player in the game for notre dame with 4. a jump ball will start the overtime. stefanie dolson against devereaux peters of notre dame. >> mary: it was interesting. yesterday. i wanted to see if my starters could go. they have not had to do that. not only extended minutes but overtime minutes. >> don: mcbride takes the tip. the irish start overtime with the first possession. diggins. hard hitting going on underneath. tiffany hayes on and on the floor is devereaux peters. she's all right. >> mary: it's been unrelenting. you go inside. you will feel some pain. >> don: a foul called on devereaux peters. her third. >> mary: played the whole 2nd half without getting that third foul. >> don: the huskies will start overtime with their first chance to score from the line. >> mary: so significant. if you can take the lead in the overtime. emotionally it's a huge left. >> don: hayes 8 points. all in the 2nd half for u-conn. >> mary: she has a lot to prove. only played 4 minutes in the 1st half nay huge game because of foul trouble. >> don: gets 1 of 2. 1 point lead for the

mallory the only player in the game for notre dame with 4. a jump ball will start the overtime. stefanie dolson against devereaux peters of notre dame. >> mary: it was interesting. yesterday. i wanted to see if my starters could go. they have not had to do that. not only extended minutes but overtime minutes. >> don: mcbride takes the tip. the irish start overtime with the first possession. diggins. hard hitting going on underneath. tiffany hayes on and on the floor is devereaux peters. she's all right. >> mary: it's been unrelenting. you go inside. you will feel some pain. >> don: a foul called on devereaux peters. her third. >> mary: played the whole 2nd half without getting that third foul. >> don: the huskies will start overtime with their first chance to score from the line. >> mary: so significant. if you can take the lead in the overtime. emotionally it's a huge left. >> don: hayes 8 points. all in the 2nd half for u-conn. >> mary: she has a lot to prove. only played 4 minutes in the 1st half nay huge game because of foul trouble. >> don: gets 1 of 2. 1 point lead for the

we're back with our political panel, joe trippe, julie and mallory factor. mallory, to you. first, independents last night in new hampshire, 32% went to mitt. 30% went to ron paul and that number continues to be substantial in every state from here on in. >> it sure is. there's a couple of organizations that may have some impact on independents particularly in south carolina. one little fact that most people don't know yet is all the candidates other than mitt romney have come out in support of national right -- of national right to work. romney has not come out against it or for it. hasn't answered their survey. they're going to play in that and they're going to play at independents. also, the tea party movement is very substantial in south carolina. state senator who for all intensive purposes leader of it. tom davis, state senator. >> state senator. >> and watch what he does. he could be a big factor in changing things around as well as representative tim scott. >> julie, what independents want and what party is better suited to give it to them? >> i would say the democra

do it for the sake of your father. >> surrender now if you want to live. >> i'm sorry mallory, that's she's -- she's here. >> here where? >> in the house. track says she's in the house. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ cheers and applause ] he goes. it's so wild. you guys, don't miss ewan mcgregor in "haywire" in theaters tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] you're a good man. >> come back whenever you want. >> i will, i will. >> jimmy: we love you so much! the guys from "ask this old house" are here after the break. stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i used to not travel very much, but then i discovered hotwire. now, i use all my vacation days. i can afford to visit my folks for the holidays. and reconnect with my girlfriends in vegas. because i get ridiculously low prices on all my trips. you see, when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them, so i get 4-star hotels for up to half off. now i can afford a romantic trip to new orleans. hi honey! ♪ h-o-t-w-i-r-e... ♪ hotwire.com i have a cold. and i took nyquil but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] sorry, buddy. truth

do it for the sake of your father. >> surrender now if you want to live. >> i'm sorry mallory, that'sshe's here. >> here where? >> in the house. track says she's in the house. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. [ cheers and applause ] he goes. it's so wild. you guys, don't miss ewan mcgregor in "haywire" in theaters tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] you're a good man. >> come back whenever you want. >> i will, i will. >> jimmy: we love you so much! the guys from "ask this old house" are here after the break. stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ capital one's new cash rewards card gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'll be right here, waiting for it. who wouldn't want more cash? [ insects chirping ] i'll take it. i'll make it rain up in here. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. what's in your wallet? sorry i'll clean this up. shouldn't have made it rain. have given way to sleeping. where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lun

from police in this chevy impala when they struck this car near the corner of cherry streets and malloryvenue. the driver of the second vehicle was killed in the crash. the impala apparently continued out of control for another 50 yds before flipping onto its roof. according to police, two men fled on foot but were taken into custody a short time later. one suffered a life- threatening injury and was transported to the hospital with what was described as a head injuries. it started at this home around 10:00 a.m.. neighbors reported three men trying to break into the home. when police arrived they say the suspects tried to flee in a neighborhood in the impala. >> the driver of the vehicle failed to yield and an accelerated quickly out of the area. the estimated speed was 80 mi. per hour. a short pursuit in sued and because of the reckless and erratic driving, the officer called off the pursuit. the driver did continue to drive a radically and unfortunately there was a collision at the intersection of cherry and maori. >>grant: here is where the whole thing started. the home burglary just

burglary suspects smashed into his car going about 80 on mallory avenue in newark after a high speed chase. they continue to search for answers tonight. cheryl? >> reporter: i spoke very briefly with a member of the victim's family and he told me that it's just too soon to talk about the deaths of his loved ones. he is from pleasant con and a prominent number of the community. they do believe they know what caused the crash. >> he was too distraught to speak on camera. they comforted each other in a parking lot near the scene at the intersection of cherry and nowry. >> i don't know what's going on. >> the car landed in front of a fire station. the suspect's car crashed into it and flipped over, landing on its hood. moments before, police had called off the chase. >> due to the erratic and unsafe driving, the officers discontinued the pursuit. the driver of the suspect vehicle continued to drive erratically and unsafe and there was a collision here. >> the accident involved three burglary suspects trying to get away from them and they followed several high profile pursuits. a motorcyc

and here i'm with two girls about 12, 13 name hannah and mallory. at a acquire the fire lon ruse tells the kids to make lists of secular pleasures they will sacrifice for his cause. hannah start with hip hop heart throbs, but now wow and usher, bites her men, music she writes and friends the nonfundamentalist ones. and party. this she explains is a polite way of saying sex. not that she's had anything, thank god, or knows anyone her age who has but she has learned from luce that the culture wants to force it upon her at a young age. the world, he tells her, is a 45-year-old pervert posing as another tween online and i will just say with gentle doubt at the time ron luce said he was 45 years old and he had a policy letting his tween children choose his clothes with him so he could fit in and relate to the kids. all i'm saying he speaks with authority. luce sometimes brings a garbage truck onto the floor to cart the lifts away but this is a relatively small event so hannah and mallory trod over to one of the trash bins stationed around the arena and d

can you grab that, mallory? did i, uh, did i tell you that piano is a family heirloom? my grandmother played it. and, believe me, they do not make 'em like that anymore. so what you're saying is, uh, it's old, it's used, and i can forget about spare parts. just give him the piano, grandpa. it's not doing anything here but taking up space. hey, ty. how'd it go last night? no problems. good. so...you ready to leave those other guys in the dust, champ? [chuckles] yeah, right. lucky number 4. announcer: the current odds on number 4... lightning dexter is your favorite at 3 to 1. number 2, alberta comet is the long-shot at 12 to 1 odds. number 1... hello, folks. well, it's a beautiful day for a horse race. we'll see how beautiful it is when they cross the finish line. yes, we will. bet on number 2, alberta comet. jack, i have a tip for you. lightning dexter, number 4. the bookies even have him pegged as a winner. i've gambled enough of my hard-earned money on you already. [trumpet sounds] announcer: they are at the post of the 15th annual running of the hudson stakes. a mile

i feel so much better, mallory is believed to mallory tawes hannah. i feel free, she says. later one of the raps takes me back stairs to shift through the affections. most mengin musical movies or girlfriends and boyfriends or sex or surprisingly often just condoms which is worrisome. you don't want to do that in stages or say i will start giving out condoms and work my way out. you should probably do it all at once. a number of new warriors are precise of the proposed abandoning the cast into starbucks multiple votes. victoria's secret encouraging kids to come from the managers of local lingerie stores. breakfast cereals, special k and captain crunch, hip huggers one kid writes snelling amazing, 99.3 fm. eric, vengeance is probably a good idea. medication, which is probably not a and a&w root beer. i would say it's ridiculous what they are doing to root beer wrote a boy who would drink a and w no more. most of the message though or junior versions of adult fundamentalist anger such as the note from allyson, a child of god that reads if this keeps up there won't be kids to

landing at least 100-yards from the honda it smashed into at the intersection of cherry street and mallory avenue. the innocent driver of the on cavs killed in an impact that could be heard for blocks. >> with the debris all over the intersection it looks like something blew up and that is what it sounded like. >> almost like an explosion? >> exactly. exactly. >> the entire incident started shortly before 10:00 this morning. a neighbor called 911 to say a burglary was taking place at this house. the caller saw three men kick in the door and gave police a vehicle description. police tried to make a traffic stop. >> the driver of the vehicle failed to yield and accelerated quickly out of the area. estimated speeds were approximately 80 miles angulare there was a short pursuit that was called off about a mile and a half before the fatal crash. >> because of the suspect's wreckless and erratic driving our officer called off the pursuit. our officer was not pursuing the vehicle when the collision occur. >> police arrested two of the suspects immediately. one with serious injuries requiring surg

thank you so much mallory, great to see you. >> thank you. >> going to be exciting couple of days. >> see a lot of mudslinging going on. >>> well, here's a question, -- how easy is it to steal an election with voter fraud? the latest on that stunning absentee ballot voter fraud case in troy, new york. eight officials and political operatives have been indicted. two go on trial tuesday. fox voter fraud unit is on the case. whee wheeeeeeeeeeeee! wheeeeeeeeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! pure adrenaline. whee whee wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. download the new geico app today. whee wheeeeeeeeeeee-he-he-heeeeee! of how a shippingiant can befriend a forest may seem lie the stuff of fairy tales. but if you take aw the faces on the trees... take away the pixie dust. take away the singing animals, and the storybook narrator... [ man ] you're ft with more electric trucks. more recycled shipping materials... and a growing number of lower emissions planes... which still makes for a pretty enchanted tale. ♪ la la la [ man ] wh

thus we saw edwin mallory. they become predators. and the argument for government, which i believe personally has some validity, is that the government is in place to inhibit some of the more predatory natures of power. >> two things. we need competition. competition tends to mitigate a lot of the problems. but if you have competing forces, that makes it difficult for one of them to have too much power. >> who sets the rules of the competition? >> the rules can develop on their own. >> you still need rules. in other words, you can't play football, we're all enjoying the nfl flayoffs right now. but you can't play a game without an agreement from the players ahead of time. 10 yards for a first down. those. >> those agreements can come through agreements between the parties. the other thing is culture. a free market system will only work if you have the right culture. just as democracy only works if you have a culture that respects it. before elections, people would have said that's impossible. the winner of the e

along to geary street and this is where the fatal crash happened at the intersection of cherry and mallory, not too far from interstate it was only really about a half mile from the slim the burden but far enough to have a did it in being used as an innocent driver loses his life to carry it on in >>pam: today governor jerry brown delivered the state of the state address in 2012 land out an ambitious agenda for california's economic growth and some tough decisions for voters. catherine heenan is here and she is looking through all this and has the details for us. >>catherine: it was a very ambitious agenda. the governor's message in a nut shell said that california is on the mend. when you're go there looking and a deficit of 20 billion now uses the problem and about a fourth of that. republicans are disappointed, he still argue that his tax initiative along with budget cuts are the only way to close the gap. with that of the cuts are not ones that i like the the situation demands them. as for the initiative is fair, is temporary and it is half of what you were paying in 2010. it will prot

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of employment services under lisa mallory's direction. it's a kind of a simple concept. the idea is that we work hard to work with employers to identify job vacancies as they exist, and then we work hard to find out who needs a job. and we try to make through guarantees, um, a commitment to employers to work with them. we, the one city, one hire team which is a whole group of people who work in our employment services department, they establish one one-on-one relationships with the employers, they work with them l to build a customized staffing plan with them, a service plan that includes recruiting, screening of candidates, and then the third step, employers then get people who have been prescreened that are available to be hired by them. we offer a host of incentives, but in three and a half months, i guess it's three and a half months we've had this program underway, we have already signed on i think it's now 363 companies who are working with us in the district of columbia. we have placed 1500 people who were unemployed prior to becoming a part of this effort into em