-kyle maynard" (liz) thinking of all the things kyle maynard has gone through...isadvantage he was put at from the very beginning-- i almost feel guilty for not having done more. (kyle) have a safe trip. i'm jealous. have fun, guys. (whole team) thanks! (liz) what's my excuse for not doing that? and you really don't have one. we're going to get autumn to exercise! if aaron bought me the biggest cinnabon at the cinnabon place in the mall, i said i would do turbo jawith him today for the full time. this is the outside, this is the inside... i ate the thing. (woman in video) a big smile and now you have it. you guys ready to party? (woman in video) now start off small, we just need you warmed up. (autumn) what are we doing? (woman in video) pump, pump, pump, and jab! (autumn) [laughing] i can't watch this! (woman in video) do a tight crunch from side to side. (aaron) this is liz's navigating move. (liz) yeah! (liz) great job guys! (liz) it's nice being away from the pressures of home, because home is a very nice thing, but there's going to be pressure coming from all

detective maynard banged on the door and said this is police. anything more in the record? any evidence that prior to the time when they heard what i alleged heard, they said open the door? >> the portion of the joint appendix that i quoted to the court, we explained to them we were going to make entry. it appears on page 24. if your honor keeps reading. >> right. we knew there was possibility something that was going to be destroyed inside the apartment. at that point, detective maynard -- this is after they heard the sounds, after they claim to have heard the sounds. >> yes. officer cobb's testimony suggest that the demand came after they heard the sound of movement. the finding by the trial court, however, is that this was all happening simultaneously and in very quick fashion. >> is there any evidence of that? did anybody else testify to what happened? >> no, your honor. officer cobb's testimony was all of the commonwealth offered. but the chronology of the demand is not dispositive in this case. because the demand itself is not dispositive. the demand removes any doubt

and they wanted to do, to answer what maynard keynes another of their generation said just before the war ended. he said this war there will be a great hunger for social and personal security. and there was w for all the kinds of reasons which where obvious. most europeans had lived in 35, 40 years of war, violence, depression, instability, massacre. >> with the europe that these men built and it's an astonishing achievement because if we could think back to 1945, this was a continent that was completely flattened. >> rose: devastated. >> absolutely, impoverished, ruined, many countries had hadn't had the rule of law for 5, 8, 12 years in some case. no one knew what the future held. most assumed it was a brief interlewd or third world war or a return of depssion. >> rose: or add the whole russian, the beginnings of the cold war were taking root. >> absolutely. >> rose: and we knew what stalin had intended to do and had done, you know. >> many people in eastern europe thought well w we don't quite know what stalin is going to do you go communism can't be worse and may be better than wh

new session a live look here from the house of representatives as we take a look the floor of john maynardin as the new speaker of the house. as nancy pelosi would become the house minority leader. >> the nominee of their choosing, a leading cleric will not fall rolls. >> in a procedural call coming up rainout will continue to go back as john dance about to become the speaker of the test. >> a man who worked as a bodyguard for mike jackson is expected to testify today in the preliminary hearing of dr. conrad married to decide if there's enough evidence to try him on a charge of involuntary manslaughter for the singer's best. fox is expected to shed some light on the events that took place on monday for the jackson that prosecutors say he was ordered by dr. murray to conceal syringes and other things before calling 911. an autopsy found he died from our reserves of copper for ball. >> remember this from the was burned to the ground? owners of a california house that was burned because it was packed with bomb-making materials are seeking $500,000 in compensation. a claim was filed with the c

reporter: in terry fator's world walter t shares the spotlight with a wayward elvis impersonator named maynard gets by > a cougar called vicki with some sweet dreams of her own. ♪ at last alter ego of etta james. and the impersonator.... >> so who are you going to impersonate tonight? so who are you going to impersonate tonight? >> reporter: the word ventriloquism comes from the latin to speak from the belly. its golden years stretched back to vaudeville. the success spawning the brilliance of edgar bergen and side kick charlie mccarthy. >> do you trust your life? >> reporter: gary mahoney. jerry lewis and lamb chop. >> nothing, nothing. >> reporter: but by the early 1980s this form of entertainment was essentially dead. only recently revived thanks in large part to this overnight success 32 years in the making. where is it coming from? >> well it's coming from the throat obviously you push out from the throat. you start with the diagram. >> reporter: not long ago terry fator gave me a firsthand lesson in the art of throwing your voice. >> actually your tongue does all the work that the lips w

new leader john maynard get sworn in today the salmon streams live on facebook. president barack obama tried to set the town as he headed back from his hawaiian holiday vacation start. >> (inaudible) house democrats led by minority leader is the cozy about to rate their perch to repeal of the health-care law. to say we're going to repeal it is to do very serious violence to the national debt and deficit. >> democrats maintain in their 53 see majority, on the agenda at a rules change rosa wrote to curb the use of filibusters. the gavel comes down just around noon eastern time shortly after the official business will begin, the new house speaker was administered the oath of office. washington, sandra and there, >> let's get over to whether good morning. >> its so-called it makes everyone kind of feels it this morning, a shot of the golden gate, free of fraud here is your mother to the north, once again dense patches of fog very cold temperatures. santa rosa, below freezing. by noon 54, a high temperature and said jurors that the 57, back down to the thirties by 8:0

john maynard, at some point, it is going to be hiding -- john boehner at some point is going to be on facebook. he will talk to the american people. michele bock men, who is giving one of the republican response is tonight, not the official republican response, she is going to be giving a response. she is doing it over the internet via the tea party express. everyone understand that in order to communicate, i think, with different audiences, the internet is the way to do it. >> we will be back to you later on. gentlemen, stayed with the politics of this, what did the republicans want to get out of this evening? >> they are focused on fiscal responsibility. they will listen to the president. they will come out very strongly to the actions of the president's speech at what the president has to say on investment and creating jobs and where he wants to take the economy. republicans have an opposite view. both sides are going for the center. they are going for independent voters. a majority of house republicans -- because of the spending issues. >> it does seem to present a challenge for t

keynesian economics being that philosophy of john maynard keynes who was an economist, an influential one in that period of time when franklin delano roosevelt was elected to be our president of the united states and a similar economic time of downward spiral. their belief was that you could borrow money and send that money out and get people to spend that money and if you do that, it would stimulate the economy. john maynard keynes, perhaps facetiously, i believe it was facetiously, but i think it's worthy to tell the story he told. he said, i can solve the economic problems in the united states, i can solve all the unemployment in america by doing this, go out to an abandoned coal mine, drill a whole bunch of holes in the abandoned coal mine, fill those full of cash, u.s. greenback, then fill the abandoned coal mine full of garbage. think of that image, mr. speaker. an abandoned coal mine with holes drilled in a random pattern all across the face of the abandoned coal mine, deep holes, shallow holes, big holes, small holes, fill them full of cash and then fill the holes, fill the ab

house speaker john maynard led a conference call yesterday with more than 800 lawmakers, spouses, andight, saying the shooting could serve as an impetus for congress to lock arms in unity. he announced the capitol hill security leaders would provide a security overview this week. he said, we must rise on the occasion for our nation and show congress at its best. those are some of the latest headlines. >> thank you, mr. president, vice-president. you have honored me and my family by giving me an opportunity to serve the nation. >> you can use the c-span video library to learn more about the newest additions to the obama administration. just two of the 100,000 people you can search and watched online at our video library. it is washington doorway. >> middle and high school students, it is time to upload your videos to the c-span studentcam documentary competition. send your video in by january 24 a chance to win the grand prize of $5,000. there is $55,000 available in total prizes. the competition is open to students' grades 6 through 12th. host: jeffrey rosen is here, a professor of la