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outside, though, mirkarimi made a length they -- lengthy may mea culpa. >> i deeply regret what happened. i apologize to the people of san francisco, to my wife for what happened on december 31st. there are no excuses. i except full responsibility -- i accept full responsibility. >> reporter: he is undergoing counseling for anger issues. he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor false imprisonment charge. the judge sentenced him to three years probation, domestic violence and parenting counseling and about $600 in fines. >> i know how deeply i have let the people down. what happened shouldn't have happened and i'm internally deeply sorry. while this nightmare began before i was sheriff, i want you to know that our department is one of the finest public agencies in the nation has been running right and well. >> reporter: the sheriff still has no access to his wife and only supervised visits to his son. the order will remain in place until he receives counseling. contrary to last week, the mayor made no comments about his sentencing. we'll bring you details later coming up in later snooze casts.

probably the game that stands out the most is back in 1975 in the tournament, a regional final for the meas, kentucky up over an undefeated indiana, the hoosiers came back the next year and won the national championship without losing a game. could have been, had scot may not had a broken article, they could have conceivably had backing -- back-to-back championships. clark: those around that team claim it was better than the 1976 team. jim: the 1975 team. they had beaten kentucky in the regular season but kentucky beat them 92-90 in tayton in the finals. davis chases it down. back to kentucky, leading by seven. approaching four minutes. clark: this is up with of the areas where kentucky has gotten better since the first meeting, execution. jim: ran right to the basket. jim: that's a tough matchup for roth. 17 for miller, 10 in this half. commits the foul at the other end. that will be just the fifth team foul. team foul. the third on miller. ♪ they hatin' ♪ patrolling and tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to ca

probably the game that stands out the most is back in 1975 in the tournament, a regional final for the meas, kentucky up over an undefeated indiana, the hoosiers came back the next year and won the national championship without losing a game. could have been, had scot may not had a broken article, they could have conceivably had backing -- back-to-back championships. clark: those around that team claim it was better than the 1976 team. jim: the 1975 team. they had beaten kentucky in the regular season but kentucky beat them 92-90 in tayton in the finals. davis chases it down. back to kentucky, leading by seven. approaching four minutes. clark: this is up with of the areas where kentucky has gotten better since the first meeting, execution. jim: ran right to the basket. jim: that's a tough matchup for roth. 17 for miller, 10 in this half. commits the foul at the other end. that will be just the fifth team foul. team foul. the third on miller. ♪ they hatin' ♪ patrolling and tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty ♪ ♪ tryin' to ca

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germany's softer stance mea they may be able to reach a deal on boosting rescue loans. german chancellor angela merkel on monday signaled for the first time a willingness to boost europe's bailout fund. merkel suggested raising the total lending capacity by 200 billion euros to 700 billion euros. eurozone nations set up the european financial stability facility as a temporary measure two years ago. they planned to set up a permanent rescue fund in july called the european stability mechanism. merkel said it might be possible to run the two funds in parallel for a couple of years. germany, the biggest donor, has long opposed expanding the bailout fund. many germans are unhappy about shouldering most of the costs of rescuing weaker european partners. >>> here's another look at market figures. >> that's the latest in business. back to catherine. >> thanks ai. >>> the operator of the fukushima daiichi power plant is finding decommissioning damage reactors could be much harder than expected. spokespersons for tokyo electric power company say the water used to cool o of thems

you see a pie chart how much understandinheeraw actually mea them. 47% say they feel like they do understand how the law will affect their families but 48%, majority, said, no. it's confusing. perception of the health care law? >> like you said, a lot of people don't really know how it and a lot of people, the majority, see a slight opposing the law. sometimes they're opposing the law because they think it's oug. maybe they want add public option, to go farther. usually because people think it goes too far. weren't of the problems with having, the biggest parts of the law not roll out until 2014, the mandate people buy insurance or pay a penalty, the medicaid expansion, all the things the court isn for a few years. the bill is passed two year, it's been law two years. no one really knows quite yet in a lot of ways what's going to rolls out. people are saying, i know you did this, but i still have my employers' insurance,nefi die. where's the change? i'm not sure what's going to happen. maybe i won't like it when it happens. where is it? and than is disconcerting to folks. >> joined here to t

. >> reporter: limbaugh's verbal mea culpa followed a paper apology over the weekend. but neither stopped advertisers from abandoning the radio host. today, aol joined the growing list of companies suspending advertising on the show. aol's statement echoing what some of the others said, that mr. limbaugh's comments are not in line with our values. republicans aren't rallying around the conservative icon either. >> the big myth about rush limbaugh is he can't deliver a pizza, let alone a vote, a lot of noise. >> reporter: what some call noise makes limbaugh a lot of money. "forbes" magazine says limbaugh's deal with his distributor, premiere networks, pays him more than $56 million a year. premiere in a statement today said it respects limbaugh's right to express his opinions but adds, he did the right thing by apologizing. on "the view" today, fluke dismissed limbaugh's apology posted on his website. >> i don't think that a statement like this issued saying that his choice of words was not the best changes anything. >> reporter: an apology he says is heartfelt, she say

the new york times has done a mea culpa on this. abe rosenthal wrote a sort of an ex--well, a mea culpa is the best expression for it. a statement s--for the new york times centennial exhibition at the new york public library in which he talked about the--the fact that the times itself had suppressed the news of the holocaust, played it way inside, played it way down. so i just felt it worth recalling that because if the public had been--had gotten excited about that through press coverage, maybe some lives would have been saved. c-span: how many jobs in your life were you fired from? >> guest: well, i quit life and when they sent me a check for severance pay, i thought--i--i--i got indignant and i walked into my boss wilson hicks and said, 'what's this all about? i wasn't fired. i quit.' and he just laughed and--but he persuaded me to accept it. i--in 1961, magnum and i got kind of tired of each other and i guess you could say i was fired but it was a mutual thing and i've continued working with magnum as a freelance person. and i

it has been completely ignored bit mainstream mea.t was not until ople black radio hosts, television correspondents working primarily in black media started bringing attention this fact that is is happened to trayvon martin. and let me finish. it's a very important to note. in our community, thingslike this happen over and over and over agai and if you listen particularly to the stories of black mothers l over the country, who have to talk about how they have to raise their sons -- >> quick question. >> be careful of this is no different. >> quick question to of the for >> and is the law. >> they want you to stand your ground and not run. [overlapping speakers] does that breed vigilantism? >> you can -- it gives you the right if you're under assault going to beat you up, you stand your ground and defend yourself with a weapon. i happen to agree with michelle. i think that this is just speculation. i think the guy got out of the car, this kid had enough of this guy hassling him and followed him, and he turned around to fight him. and m

in our number two stories, rush limbaugh's public mea culpa not only the words he used in describingandra fluke, it has not stopped his radio show from hemorrhaging ad dollars. 45 companies have withdrawn their support today. and mitt romney describes the remarks as not the language he would have used. andin 2008, bain company the firm that romney ran in the late 90s, records show 14 of the company's distributors have contributed to romney campaigns. romney left that firm but still rakes in millions from his shares of bain investments and pays 15% tax. and >> i can't think of a single redblooded american male who wouldn't surrender to any woman in a war. here, take me prisoner. i'm all yours. this whole motion on war on women is so con contrived. >> not just sexist but stupid. keep digging that hole. he went on to describe to tracie macmillan's book. >> what is it with all of these young single white women over educated, doesn't mean intelligent. >> and the chairman of the armed services committee said he would like to see the rush limbaugh dropped from radio and tv programming offer

chairman bernanke, you'd already, i think, provided a little bit of a miyaand -- mea culpa, but you put out what banks should do. if you don't mind i'd like to follow-up to the great extent ever the ranking member. in your paper, again, your representative from richmond, virginia and others may have chastised over this. since it's out there in the record, one of the things in the white paper had to do with the possibility that a bank should essentially flip their properties into rentals. that that was an element, and that the ranking member very disciplined, talked about principle reduction. when we're looking at, at what is best for people who find themselves in homes that they could not originally afford. i mean, principle reduction in these low interest times assumes that they can no longer, or could not when they bought the home, afford what they bought. when we look at the potpourri of options both for the freddie and fannie and fha and for the banks in their roles, would you comment further for this committee on the record to try to understand why these alternatives of perhaps you

could you do a test drive and then you take a certificate to mazda and then they give 25 bucks to the meass was writing about. >> have got to give you that one. they have some guts here. "the lorax" is approving of the mazda, and if you get mom to do a driving test, we can get you some books in the library. >> $25 worth. >> wow. are there other sponsors you are worried about? >> that's what i don't understand, is one of the partners is national geographic that had the unless campaign working with zoos. how can you have one campaign in order to try to save animals, and another campaign where you are trying to run them down. [ laughter ] >> all right. zozo i got to leave it right there.

i have to shut it off it turns my stomach that being said i mea competitive so mission rest are very proficient in the arts of fighting because it's a hobby of mine and i don't think that necessarily exercising your right or being prepared means that you are gung ho on guns or the fact that i'm prepared to deal with a physical altercation means i'm gung ho on violence most of the people i've seen get into street fights are people who should never even think about dropping the beer bottle in the mcdonald's or getting into street fight yet they're the ones who seem to be the most most gung ho of gung ho to use your word about it whereas i'm fully equipped enough never had to use it and i think the same thing with governors how many guns and a set of carry asked if their state that's not a question i would never answer and that's for intruders to find out ok well hopefully but i guess that's a good that they better stay away from you. like you look on line i got a couple of thoughts was on my head the second you come out and you speak of some controversial topics you get some keyboard w

>>the prisoners will treat him as such but that will wear off >>there may be a smart "mea culpa" but at the end of the day this is a man who still believes he did nothing wrong at least nothing wrong from the rest of the political players in illinois rod blagojevich will be 55 years old when he enters prison tomorrow after completing his sentence, he could leave by the time he is 66 years old the press conference he plans to give will take place at 5:00 from the steps of his ravenswood manor home >>wgn will cover the former governor's statement live tonight on the evening news at 5:00 julie unruh will also have live reports from outside of the prison in colorado in about 20 minutes you could also follow up dates on the web site wgntv.com on the wgn news at five we will hear from the former federal prisoner who has advice for the former gov. governor quinn weighed in at an event at the merchandise mart this morning >>the jury gave their verdict and justice will be served >>he pointed out that there will soon be two former governors sitting in prison at the same time the other one is g

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you know, i am -- i am surprised romney in the south is doing as well as he is, with tell meas and ihe economy. when joe six-pack goes to fill up the gas tank and gas prices are rising and we have to do something about this. >> sean: you have real unemployment gallup numbers, unemployed/underemployed nearly 20 pimplts foreclosure -- >> sean: how does he run on 47 million americans in poverty, 12 million more than when he took offense office. $5 trillion in debt. >> at the end of the day, who are the republicans going to but the forth? though it does look like romney. he scares the most because he appeals to the moderate it's. >> sean: scares you? four years of obama scares me. >> what i am loving though, right now, is how split this is. i'm going to start calling ron paul -- >> no! >> i really do. >> the battle between hillary clinton and barack obama went into june. it didn't affect the unity of the party. look, romney's showing weakness in the south, that's the base of the republican party. he will carry those states in november. next week, this contest goes to oregon and that's go

i'm okay with shooting over day but other dairksz i mea days, is for the film. >> abel really invitesto collaborate. i really feel like i'm a filmmaker as much as an actor, i mean, you know. i'm part of his little community. the nice thing is he's been shooting basically with a lot of the same people around him for a long time. >> the script, you know, i unfortunate lowly i losly i losn writer. >> rose: he gave up. >> he didn't give up, he just had enough. it was not for me, i could think of better things. so the screen writing is a process reques with the group. it starts off with ideas that i know he's going to play. i know he's going to be in it. we know how we're going to go at it. like he says we're more reckless now. but you know, there's a lot more on the line. >> rose: that's an interesting idea. the better you are at the craft, the better and smarter you are, the more experienced you are, the more reckless you can be, the more you can take chances, the more you know how to go out there because you can come back if you need to. >> it's flexibility. and you realize at least for

. >> but i mea.>> rose: because u could build a lot of myers. not somebody like peter greenberg. >> no, no. >> even people that fly do it three times a year. three times a year three or four years you save up your miles. now you get to take your wife and two kids to hawaii for two weeks. that's a big ticket item. >> 54% of all mileage earned today are people not even flying they're using it on their credit cards. >> rose: they get it on american credit or whatever. >> whatever card they want. they're easterning miles for shopping and going to the florist. >> rose: they don't i don't think airline. >> they try. we have a huge problem. 17.5 trillion unredeemed miles out there that may never be redeemed because as bob knows the airlines have cut capacity. they're flying at 82% load factor. you're more or less full and there's no incentive forth airlines to displace revenue passengers by giving you a free particular the. there's a big deficit there. >> there is of course some incentive and i think the airlines are paying very careful attention to th

i don't knha mea. i know what i do know, though. i've said this before.lers are a very passionate people. speaking of passion, we had a new episode of "the bachelor" tonight on abc. bachelor ben narrowed the field from three to two. he eliminated nicki, which means that lindzi and the nefarious courtney remain. courtney is the villain this year. people really hate her. they say she's just trying to seduce ben to win. which isn't that the point of the show? what am i missing? it's not like they ever get married. you don't see people on "the amazing race" going, all you care about winning is the race. the race. so, we're two weeks away now from bachelor ben selecting his lady. and nine weeks away from them breaking up. one more thing, back to the movies for a moment. last night, we world premiered the trailer for "movie: the movie." this is something we've been working on for quite a while. if you haven't seen it, you can check it out on youtube or hulu or abc.com. the biggest, most star-studded trailer for a nonexistence film we ever made. and while we wer

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i e mea-- i mean, even sheldon aidelson is saying, it is time to go. what is next for gingrich?y of state. >> over the moon. and we could follow the mhp show, and nerdland and the newt gingrich hour, and maybe he could come on to co-host, and that would be fun. beyonce and the first lady and now newt gingrich. that would be -- >> and throw in mike petraeus, because where does he need balance? foreign policy. he never served in congress, so romney needing somebody on the national theater, i have the experience, but on the international theater, i need petraeus, and move him to the middle. >> but petraeus has talked about being a potential candidate in his own right, and there is a reluctance to being on a candidate that is not viable. if you run and lose, that is not going to set you well for the future. so it is interesting who accepts that. i could see more of bobby jindal because he has flamed out as a potential presidential candidate, but i could see somebody like him from the south. >> and there is a vote, and the decision will come down in june and if women are thinking of

. >> so limbaugh, he has said mea culpa more than once. >> limbaugh came right out of the box at the beginning of his program and said s, listen, fol, i want 30 minutes of your time to explain why i apologized. there are theories on both sides, and the theories are wrong. he said that, i descended to their level, referring to the left here, when i used those two words to describe sandra fluke, and then he went on to say -- >> i've always tried to maintain a very high degree of integrity and independence on this program. nevertheless, those two words were inappropriate, they were uncalled for, they distracted from the point that i was actually trying to make, and i again sincerely apologize to miss fluke for using those two words to describe her. >> reporter: and he said that he does not think she is either of two of those words, and he said he didn't think she was last week when he said it as well. and you made reference to sandra fluke being on "the view" this morning, and in fact she was. now, this was before limbaugh's latest attempt at

non-organic chicken is given the same feed, but it doesn't pass through the mea.f or chicken-- >>> you have several products here. go through some of these and explain. >> sure? >> i want to you hit dairy as limp that's another concern. organic. >> that's probably -- this organic milk right here -- the usda has found that 99% of all milk samples contested pesticide residue, from what the cows eat. so buying organic milk is really important. butter, same thing. what is interesting is that you can buy imported dairy from europe or from canada, it's okay to get it conventional because they don't have the hormones, and the farms are smaller, so it's safer. >> heather: you skipped over the cereal here? >> this is to show you, a lot of people think that organic is healthy. it's organic, i can eat as much as i want. this organic granola and this regular granole asame calories, same sodium, same fiber, same whole grain. they are identical in sugar. the organic is not better for you, in fact thas double the fat and it has saturated fat. so it's worse for your heart health.

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