caitlin's what to call her first emmy for the miniseries mildred pierce. >> if there were awards for weather, today would have taken place esthetic >> thought held lengthy since a full taste. they're wrapping up several times. its teeth if sunshine for small and most of this week. blown 97 san jose. >> have a good night everyone. we will see you in the morning. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for luminess air. now you can look 10 years younger... fine lines and wrinkles will appear to vanish... age spots and sunspots will fade away... blotchiness and redness will be erased from your face... acne and blemishes will disappear before your eyes... your skin will look better than its ever looked. how is t

relax a bit of course we would like to move to that site because of technical story the beauty of mildred the work in the evening everybody will come up with a plan of their own and will correct everything that's pretty cute. tagging along with the expedition is our county should love skiing both the son of the organizer and the youngest member of the group but all the others arrived he had already gathered a huge number of ancient fossils found in the area the group has taken a lively interest collection. this is a bison horn. preserved because it was kept in a natural freezer. bags a lot of credit let me show you how well done. work like that for another two days and then most of you back home. at the moment this one squash interesting it's a mammoth distance all points are divided into three sections which points to its very old age such plates are often found in early elephants. the only number is an extinct member of the elephant family during the ice age woolly mammoths lived in most areas of eurasia or north america they isn't trunks were smaller than those of modern day elephants

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situation develops i think the choice of putting in all of that the condom called keep running with mildred affair so you know improve your another term i think the choice sure there are some hard times ahead so the time to check in turning point for him sound for russia and for the war you know the euro grumbling a lot of other things but europe is russia's largest economic partner so when europe gets gets a call that russia will be also sneezing so all visibly the opted for a safer bet not during the best of times i was even in the united states we're there the day they called they would call medvedev lame duck right now do you think in russia he will be a lame duck now i mean by by american standards or not or is well it's different in russian plant i think in russia it's really different and first of all the basic reason or perhaps you know not only in russia i bought another saw the conscience of the most high valued commodity is the ability and economic development and i think that one of the major achievements of pollution has been the creation of a system where it doesn't really mat

this is from mildred leon. i'm an army wife and we were celebrating my son's 13th birthday. today, he will celebrate with his army pals in afghanistan. and now, thanks to wjla and all britain communications, we'll bring you live coverage of the kennedy center 9/11 tribute. president obama will be speaking. as you can see anderson cooper is the master of ceremonies. [captions performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> damage following the earthquake and hurricane, the building is temporarily closed but rest assured, this angel which stands before us will be returned to its proper place soon. [applause] >> i want to thank the kennedy center for kindly making this concert hall available for all of us tonight and i want to introduce you to sam lloyd, the dean of the national cathedral. [applause] >> good evening, everyone. and thank you for joining us for this very special evening and thank you, anderson. on behalf of the washington national cathedral, i want to welcome you to this culminating event in what has been fo

friday night light's kyle chandler got his first win and kate winslet took home her first emmy for "mildredpierce." >> i didn't think we will would win anything. >> i'm rick vincent reporting. >> try telling the director that, kate. she had that vote of confidence. as many of you business can be a breezing affair but it isn't often that two billionaires disagree vehemently and fight about it publicly but these weren't your ordinary ones. both are russian billionaires taping a television debate about the global economy this weekend. when it got personal, that's when one of them threw two punches at the other. at least one of the blows connected. i think the camera attests to that and the victim said he was in shock. >> oh, live television. what a joy, manesha. >> oh, i love it, charles but i'm in shock seeing those shots and, by the way, before we go anywhere if there was an emmy for the best news anchor in this show, i nominate you. there you go. that's my nomination. >> if you want to make -- >> thank you. >> if you want to make a comment or nominate charles as well for the empi for the be

host: thank-you, mildred, from st. louis. debate issue out there, as it relates to governor perry making more news. here is his response on that issue from last night. >> i would have done it differently. i would have gone to the legislature, worked with them. what was driving me was obviously making a difference in young people's lives. cervical cancer is a horrible way to die. i happen to think about we are -- we were trying to do was clearly send a message to give the decision to moms and dads. parental rights are very important in the state of texas. we do it on a long list of vaccines that were made. on that issue, i made a mistake by not going to the legislature first. let me address ron paul for a minute by saying that i will use an executive order to get rid of as much of obama-care as i can on day one. host: jackie, louisiana. republican line. did you watch? caller: i did. thank you for taking my call. i agree with some of the previous callers. there were no ideas. but then, that is not true. there are plenty out the

you've got kate winslet who has been nominated for "mildred pierce," steve carell, this, by the way,ning for "the office," he left the show at the end of last season unbelievable, though, that he's never, never won an emmy for that. in the comedy category look out for "modern family," everyone's favorite show it seems. that show will try to win best comedy for the second year in a row and it's really amazing the entire cast is nominated for their acting, ed o'neil, and jesse tiger ferguson and eric stone street compete against each other. and julie bowen as well and they are competing and going up against each other for the best supporting actress in a comedy. "mad men" could win for the fourth year in a row for best drama series and that would equal the feat of "the west wing" which won four years running, too, so it could be a big night. some think "boardwalk empire" will grab it away from "mad men," so we'll have to see. so many decisions on the big, big emmy sunday. >> what do you think? any breakout stars gaining recognition here? >> well, you know, one that really stands out to

other oscar winner kate winslet won last night for best actress for her role in the hbo mini series "mildredg. >>> anderson cooper actually did a fake news report on the emmys last night. talking all about new jersey. emmy host and "glee" star jane lynch starred in the sketch. >> new jersey is everywhere. but who's behind this explosive trend? >> thanks to me, now 50% of all television is set in jersey. "cake boss," "house," "sarah palin's alaska," jersey. >> she took eight at-risk youths and made them stars. >> why do i do what i do? because watching these kids is like watching the cirque du soleil. freaking beautiful. just like jersey. watch out, hollywood. because jersey is taking over. >> she is funny in everything she does. >> she looks like cher. she does. >> she's great around the acrylic nails. classic jersey. nice. >> coming up next, talk back question of the day. the question this morning, why is evolution such a touchy subject? we'll read through some of your hundreds of responses. it's five minutes till the top of the hour. [ oswald ] there's a lot of discussion going on about th

we will hear from mildred next. a republican in phoenix.ler: i am watching your show, and she acts like she is a grandfather sitting around a fire camp telling her grandchildren all of these fantastic stories. she is glorifying people getting killed in murder. they have families just like we do, and with all due respect to the callers that called it, you're absolutely right, how are we going to change anything? we're civilized, but they are not. i do not care how long we stay in there. if you want to use the excuse that normal people are any different, that is your culture and nature and will not change anything it is a total disrespect for her sitting there. host: why did you decide to write the story? guest: these soldiers were still struggling with what they went through, and it is the kind of battle you hear about, but that we do not often -- i think the coverage is tough to get into those sorts of fights that these soldiers have to go through during their deployments. like i said, they do ultimately weighed, but the price they pay is h