. >> martina asked them over and over, why are you hurting my mama?> he was interviewed by law enforcement and admitted to beating herself at -- so that he'll must broke his fingers. , martina wascate removed from deanna and that angered me. >> what was it like? >> it destroyed me. she still asks why i gave her away. >> so she remembers that. our criminal justice system requires she be beaten enough to satisfy the system. by the time he gets to that point, she has already been so worn down psychologically and physically and emotionally. the courts have told her she doesn't have value and her partner has told her she doesn't have value, perhaps family and friends have done that through their actions. why do you stay with him? that is when it is time for advocates to step up. luckily, the case will be prosecuted under the federal violence against women act. if he doesn't go to prison, he will turnaround immediately and start to hurt women again. >> if we weren't going to do anything, maybe nothing would be done and something has to be done. >> i'm not g

martina calling blair the same lines as china and roscoe trombone. in two thousand and three the tenth and testing it out loud to timmy and his ship and it has defended his tenure. duck's back. also on the two who was in the auto focus contribution to the improvement of the two countries fellowship. during the past thirty years who said though there are ups and downs it but our two nations have kept improving. in the eonmobil china from sa indispensable to cha dao with more and more cultural exchanges on economic cooperation the two countries also have much in common in politics especially in the wall situation. and it was time enterprise support an article in a while therefore this will come to an economic. it's funny the two countries' relations to a new demo and checking cctv. now some are on the end of the street from us promise they had joined tonight by percentage of tokens from american graduate school playing catch up fast and diplomacy in paris the protests that but come to that of france was the fuss the western country to establish an acci

. >> by all accounts martina hoen is an accomplished woman, law school graduate. congressional aid and said it started in a room like this one. >> head start made me believe that school was a happy place. school was a place where you could go and grow and learn. >> hone grew up in chicago, daughter of a single mum. her father stressed education. it head, but so did lessons learnt in head start. >> when i entered kindergarten i felt confidence. that is so much of your eighty to master anything new. the subtle thing, things that they may not be getting credit for. >> do you like coming here. >> yes, it's my favourite class. >> why is that. >> this is my school. >> the three and four yooerlss in washington d.c. get more than an early education. there are two meals a day, health care, play time and classes for the mums and dads. head start helped more than 30 million children. even today, there's an ongoing debate about its effectiveness. two studies by the government found the benefit of head start by children and families appeared to fade. research by the government

williams is betting for an 18th grandson against martina navratilova.ix -- 1, 6 -- two to williams. champion,rench open going at -- going up against the chinese for a straight that in wimbledon, the runner-up stepping out. though, forlems, katerina. car champion winning stage nine of the rally at 22 kilometers in chile. the time ofg in four hours, 53 seconds, they came in second at two minutes 17 seconds behind the wheel. the leader completed a clean sweep of the podium with 11 minutes, 36 seconds. for the bikes, 422 kilometers, the spaniards again dominated from the first checkpoint. inning the last of his three 2007, he kept the capital giant in his slipstream, finishing 1.1 seconds ahead. a7guc

. >> reporter: by all accounts martina is an accomplished woman, law school graduate, former school board member, former congressional aide. she said it all started in a room much like this one. >> head start made me believe that school was a happy place. school was a place you could go and grow and learn. >> reporter: she grew up in chicago, daughter of an african-american single mom. her father stressed education. that helped, but so did lessons learned in head start. >> when i entered kindergarten i felt confident. confidence is your ability to master anything new. again there are these subtle things that i think head start may not get credit for. >> do you like coming here every day? >> yes, it's my favorite class. >> why is that? >> this is my school. it's my school. >> the three- three and four yes get more than education. they get two meals a day. >> head start serves 30 million children and in its half century operation even today there is an ongoing debate about its effectiveness. >> two studies funded by the government found that the benefits of head start appear to fade. >> the

one decision the proper martina franca in check adherence to get a cute too. now it's been cold the single most important archival collection for lacey two islands revolution the period the ministry pensions wreck chords of those involved in the nineteen sixteen rising war of independence on the civil war are being released online for the first time. the collection of three hundred thousand files. if as some eighty thousand people although the initial online really stupid if a fraction of those everything you see here. not being in the domain before. records of the resolution we hear are whilst like the swamp contain the applications for pensions and allowances of those who still active service throughout the period from the nineteen sixteen rising to the end of the civil war in nineteen twenty three i think this is the reading some of them and part of the carrion basically it means that the people. and if they join the organization and the events that led to the foundation of the day the finals to tell what each person did to merit attention joan came to chur

now the connections had been held in bonn based jemaah and its nic and me and they beat martina nights in the country so they aren't joking to the tactics once again. prime minister should be seen as one strict action against the laws are not getting my nordic seas. though the day even though we don't know why. some six hundred students and he's had this piece. often in the ditch is what dad did it but the fundamental islam speak business establishments of hindus have been singing the notes an attack by the bnp and jamaat support this or this is being done to not get the alarmingly in the display season can be a secure bhakti and as molly their sins and ask me. yes the benchmark sensex rose nearly two percent on monday to force its biggest dvd is this not the broader nifty added that the one point six four percent up at six thousand two hundred and two point seven five. the bombay stock exchange's sensex closed one point eight one percent higher at twenty one thousand one hundred thirty four points one hundred stocks hit fifty two weeks i saw faces of physics politics including id them

martina nationalists the latest edition freak us out with kathy martin stephens woohoo whom i knew him thus. volunteering and romanians are here. living on the steps across the uk according to british tabloids was stands out like the guards failed to mention that jpmorgan banks are seven the beginning of the financial system for years and then collecting big big bonuses of shaking down it's doubling the population the tabloid report that from now. i just like christ the son said. on the negative aspects of americans. one for leading social networking of snacks how much of an interesting thing is that american culture has on the bathtub while. they did they stayed six it did two things. whiz kid. you will be staying. the wheels the food they did it all the countries worldwide. is use. the room and so on. the us. only one change for the militants what's this place going and why is it so special. as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world's power the team shaking the city's present and future. i'm all sightseeing will bring you this is the bomb every part of that the snowy windy

their magnum and magnanimity and now citizens have a new type of gang violence to contend with as martina portman i have rediscovered the police seem unable to do anything about it. you're walking down the street minding your own business and without warning police say they are investigating yet another knockout attack attackers mainly in their teens targeting victims at random it's called the knockout game the goal of this violent and twisted so called game is to knock a stranger unconscious with a single punch a feared phenomenon across the nation the ongoing brutality has claimed lives in at least three u.s. states here in new york city more than ten people have been randomly assaulted among the youngest a twelve year old student among the oldest seventy six year old woman was walking along warman avenue when a man struck her in the head this man too scared to show his face on camera says he was attacked last month while walking home from work surrounded me one of them as i tried to get away one of them stepped out towards me and. with the clothes this hit me in the face in some cases

called mama sullivan rte news this can cause fires of nineteen instead of standing by this now and martina hardly the most auspicious of stamps for this new at your tears. that's going to miss it not. this is no chic and it's great to see the new year news that consumers or partitions on all sides wanted the hearing as you read that the car sustained at the finger was high and he trusts that irish war two will be there to explain that it's value for money. now it has to be said this is the anti that's going to introduce war which i just think they're going to lay the charge from the last quarter this year and then consumers across the years eighteen twenty fifteen so the opposition in the ford s a has happened this revelation came on and on many people see him with the charges if remembered for christmas. the opposition on the asphalt and took over the legislation that is going to be more probing only on the fifty million that has been spent on consultancy fees but the other fifty million as well one of the idea that a twenty ten is going to be spent on this venture. now i reporters have s

welcome back to which martina national moscow is demanding an explanation from senegal over the seizure of a russian trawler the crew of the ship says it was an organized operation carried out with the government's knowledge vessel was detained on saturday off the coast of kenya so senegalese officials claim it was fishing illegally but the ship has since been inspected and no evidence has been provided a crew of sixty two russians and twenty others from getting this hour still on board their passports were confiscated. let's take a look at other stories from around the world in key members of the western backed syrian opposition are in turkey to decide on their participation in the g of a two peace conference aimed at stopping almost three years of bloodshed in syria last week another influential group the syrian national council reiterated their refusal to take part in the talks meanwhile in fighting between al qaeda linked extremists and other rebels groups have left dozens dead in eastern syria. president omar al bashir has arrived in the capital of south sudan for talks with these

which martina national coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program around two hundred policemen besieged in a convention center in kiev have been allowed to leave the building and there are conflicting reports on whether it was opposition from a metallic leach code or the interior ministry that brokered and ends to the standoff the siege began shortly after leaders of the ukrainian opposition partially turn down the president's proposals aimed at calming the unrest in the country artist peter oliver has more from kiev. this all started after. we had speeches from literally just behind me here in independence square from the main stage here from opposition leaders in which they said that they they weren't willing to accept the. the offers that would be made to them by ukrainian president viktor yana coverts not to run through what some of those offers were the constitution would change in that ukraine would go back to a parliamentary presidential republic what that actually means is that the parliament here the the end pains would have far more power it woul

which martina national coming to you live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program how both fires barricades and the pavements that's how cranes capital looks after almost two weeks of unrelenting violence right now you're looking at the latest pictures that we have seen from the ukrainian capital so far with government rioters are entrenched in the justice ministry building refusing to budge even despite fellow opposition leaders please about fifty radical activist from the movement known as common cause stormed the ministry at night smashing windows with clubs and metal bars opposition leader vitaly klitschko tried to talk them down and convince them to leave instead and they dug in deeper calling for backup and erecting barricades ukraine's justice minister calls them a threat to talks between the opposition and the president and warns she might call a state of emergency if the occupation continues peter oliver has more from kiev. well what we're seeing right now is the justice ministry has become the latest government building in ukraine to be occupied by rioters this is

. >> it never dies, whether it's rafael with the french or martina nav ta lov a.h has won six titles in his career, including the last three in a row. but that came to an end on tuesday as he lost a 5-set thriller. they had met the last 14 types, and yokavich prev veiled after 5 hours and 2 minutes. when he missed the wide open volley on this match, he ended a run of 28 consecutive wins. and this brought other impressive streaks. ta straight matches at the australia open, and reached the semifilms in the last 14 grand slams, and won 14 over the top ten opponents. while joke viv will likely be the favorite next year, the all-time finalist is in the last few of his career. roger federer is still in position to add another record fifth australia title to his resume. >> when roger federer burst on the tennis scene in the late 1990s, his timing couldn't have been better. there was a void at the top of the help's game with aggasi winding down their careers, and federer played at wimbledon, foreshadowing an amazing career that would net him 17 grand slam titles, the most

a cbs store and martina's ran out of the vaccine. after some and people can't whine shot.tore has received a new shipment. but the pharmacist does not know how long it lasts. corporate spokesperson says that cbs has seen some shortage because of the client's demand. and ads they will help customers find another store appeared >> : and the latest on widespread flu. you can always go on kron4-dot-com barrel pat bill have to get additional resources. >> : the hon for a serial arsonist continues in san jose tonight. 13 fires in the past six days. while police intensified their search efforts. residents and park that are of town of tel kron4 discussed has leaked monday. >> : concerned residents on the lookout for a serial arsonist in the bay area around east san antonio street in san jose especially theseus stranger appeared >> : the stinginess surveillance video citing a recent fire pugh >> : a police sketch of the suspect was some walls and the neighborhood stores and a sign of a community is on edge. this are sadistically strikes before the sun rises. wind this one and hit o

trace atkins, martina mcbride. a bunch much musical acts will not perform at seaworld.icket sales. seaworld says the documentary is unfair, slanted, we do a lot to help animals. tracy: we've got to run on that but thank you very much. >> sure. ashley: quarter past the hour. let's get back down to nicole petallides at nyse watching financial names, nicole. >> we've had a busy week on wall street. goldman sachs and citigroup came out with their numbers. both were hurt by fixed income trading or the stock, fixed income revenue to be more specific. citigroup down 4.25%. goldman sachs is down 2.1%. with the lower bond trading revenue, that hurt the them, currencies, commodities, these are areas they do well in however not this latest quarter. one thing interesting for goldman sachs, compensation and benefit expenses did fall. so what they're paying out to the folks that work there, which is, they pay out 36% of the revenue and that is the lowest since 2009. they have cut back on that. citigroup talking about the fact that they didn't finish as strongly as they would have lik

jury selection underway, and the new york times reports a judge will allow into the evidence that martinaa transcript of his grade. the number of americans filing for jobless benefits fell by 15,000 last week coming in at 33,000. the december jobs report first thing tomorrow morning. one half of the every brothers sells 696%. all i have to do is dream with top selling songs, 4,000 downloads. giving you the power to prosper. ashley: forget the recession, rolls-royces is celebrating its 110th anniversary with another sales record for the fourth consecutive year. the luxury automakers in record growth. who is buying and how much does luxury cost these days? joining me is the rolls-royce ceo, four straight years of record sales, thank you for joining us. what do you put the success down to? a new strategy? a time-honored one? >> i would say it has contributed very much, we have excellent product on the one side, excellent service levels but of course we are nicely balanced all over the world and i think that is the criteria for success in today's business environment and all that together, in

the insider-trading trial of mackey martina is underway in new york, he shared inside information hethe next day, dumped $7 million in pharmaceutical stocks. his attorney says his client is innocent. wholesale inventories increased in november but at a much slower pace, the commerce department says the value of unsold goods rose 1/2% compared with 1.3% rise in october. president obama nominating stanley fischer to be vice chair of the federal reserve replacing janet yellen, a former bank head and longtime mit professor, one of the students about going fed chair ben bernanke, that is the latest from the fox business network giving you the firepower to prosper. tracy: my favorite time of the day. building a home for your wine, to one of the most sought after wine cellar design is that next guest knows a thing or two about preserving wine and making it look pretty bleak his custom-made sellers are the stuff of a wine connoisseur's dream. the co owner of joseph and curtis custom wine cellars and to clarify for people, you wear the assistance to your now partner, you guys where traders. >

see here, willie nelson, trace atkins, martina mcbride, bear naked ladies.cause the boatload of debt. dennis: canceling the gigs because of whale controversy or not getting paid? >> the whale controversy, oh. >> watch for this. excuse me, seaworld has kicked up inflated cash flow number it is touting to show the world it can service its debt. it is not the cash flow number that companies historically use. it is called adjust the cash flow number. when you strip out all the add-ins seaworld put in, the cash number is going down. it needs to think about the top spin it is putting on the negative brand image. cheryl: these are internal company documents obtained exclusively for fox business of the has seaworld specifically responded to that? have they given you a statement -- >> they said repeatedly, saying to me on the record that the whales, basically, any, they're not considered aggressive, not a pattern of aggressive behavior. when the document i have right here in my hand says, yes the company noted back in july 2009 that five whales had aggressive behavio

. >> martina lost a lot of endorsements. hole athletes to being homophobic because of the way athletes treated you in high school. i grew up. i think that we don't think that athletes, that they mature, that they become worldly, thaw's sophisticated enough to say hey, the way that i was in high school, i'm not that way now. if i see someone who is gay, i don't care. like how are they on the football field. if you can play, then you can play. >> and the other thing is the generation coming up right now, even years behind me, i look at my cousin and other people in my family that are five years younger than me, ten years younger than any, it's amaze how different the culture is when it comes to sports. i want to thank you all. come mas roberts is sticking around and he's joining contestant's row and two other brain yaiacs are lining up. it's next. contestant's row and brainiacs are lining up. it's next. around and he's joini contestant's row and two other brainiacs are lining up. it's next. nd he's joining conte row and two ot