it's beyonce versus milly. the live event of the decade. >>> so, maybe i oversold it when i said live event of the decade. >> that much. >> good morning, everybody. bianna's on maternity leave. we're happy to have abc news correspondent sharyn alfonsi at the helm this weekend. good morning to you. >> i'm very happy to be here on this historic morning. >> a few weeks ago, we had on this dog, beyonce, who might be the tiniest dog on earth. then, we heard about this dog, milly, who appears to be as tiny, if not tinier. we're doing what any reasonable person would do. we're going to have them both on live this morning. and we're going to weigh them. it's kind of a big deal. >>> also this morning, we're going to take a look at this. a very public breakdown at the trial that is riveting one of america's largest cities. we're going to tell you why this former nfl star was out haranguing reporters at the courthouse. >> what a scene there. >>> and the entire city of los angeles, is watching the dramatic story of this wa

it's beyonce versus millie. the live event of the decade. >>> i overplayed it or underplayed it, by saying the live event of the decade. >> definitely. >> over? under, perhaps. >>> good morning, everybody. we're happy to have abc news correspondent, extraordinaire, and dog lover, sharyn alfonsi. >> it's sure to be a big event. >> a few weeks ago, we had on this dog, beyonce, who might be the tiniest dog on earth. then, we heard about this dog, millie. there she is. who appears to be as tiny, if not tinier. we're doing what any reasonable person would do. we're going to weigh them both on live television. it's kind of a big deal. >> we're going to declare a winner. and here's what we have at stake here. check out the trophy. no expense was spared. we are nothing, if not classy here at weekend "gma." and i can still smell the paint on this. getting a little loopy. >> wars have been fought over that trophy. >>> also this morning, we're going to do actual news. check this out. this is a very public breakdown at the

just millie and johnny. joh ... ? you know, millie's boyfriend.enizens of this world just lie to him without a second thought. ... and johnny prince. glad to know you, mr. cross. johnny is dangling chris on a string through kitty. so that that puts the viewer in the position of knowing that cross is really a dupe, which is a weak -- a very weak masculine kind of position. he accepts everything at face value, and yet he's still disturbed. how do you do? it seems to me i've seen you before somewhere. could be. could be, mr. cross. yes. i, uh, i just don't seem to remember. maybe i'm mistaken. could be. edward g. robinson is kind of lost in these taller people's bodies. so when he enters, he doesn't take over the room. he's almost like an intruder. i'll go with you, sweetheart. oh, don't bother, johnny. i wouldn't think of lettin' you go alone, darling. you might get run over by a street car. each character has a rhythm of how they speak. good-bye, mr. cross. it's most markedly different between johnny and chris. johnny speaks almost only in statemen

barbara bush is sitting on the chair with millie watching her husband may tennis. you're going to feel that moment. you're going to feel the moment and feel the emotion when she hugs her arms around an aids child. susan sterner, you're going to feel the tension in the air when mrs. laura bush arrives in afghanistan for the first time. you're going to feel the emotion, the compassion that mrs. bush has when she is in a classroom with kids and the kids are up around her legs giving her just wrapping their arms around her. david kennerly, we know him in the business as kennerly. he has been around i think he photographed martha washington, i'm not quite sure. and if he didn't photograph martha washington, he'll tell you that he did. so, be very careful. his name is synonymous with excellence. he has photographed more first ladies i think than there really are. and it's a pleasure to welcome them. i have -- i have one rule that i always say to my staff when i'm hiring photographers. i want a photographer who thinks with their hearts, with their heart, not with their he

now, millie in kennebunkport relaxing obviously with mrs. bush. had already become a successful authors. she had written her book, and she generously donated all the profits of her book to the barbara bush foundation of family literacy, and because she is a thoroughly modern millie and wants it all, she had these guys. which brought great joy to the white house. now some are braver than others. [ laughter ] and we traveled to almost every state in the united states to include hawaii where we went for the day and back to promote family literacy. mrs. bush obviously, as you know, tirelessly promoted reading. i love the exuberance of the little girl on the right-hand side there. and mrs. bush holding an aids baby. now, have you to remember at that time for a lot of people didn't understand that you could hold a baby, hug a child with aids and that it wouldn't -- you wouldn't catch it, but there was this stereotype, so mrs. bush in her role went out to grandma's house in washington, d.c., and, unfortunately, that poor guy only lasted another couple of

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a couple days later she said, i she wrote in her diary, last ne night i ringed the bell for ic milly. she was nowhere to be found. t in this one understated sentence, fannie dickinson captured the upheaval that the fall of richmond met, because g milly was gone, slavery was gone and things would nerve are be the same. everyone had, black and white, n had to begin working out differento relations.r another amazing person, an african-american journalist, thm only black journalist to be wits the northern armies coming intor the city. income, there were a number of journalists four major papers in the north who came into the city the day of the fire, the next ad couple days afterwards and sent wonderful cables back to -- wonderful in the sense of detailed dispatches back to their papers, and because of the telegraph, the day -- one and a maybe at the most two days latec people in the north read these m very detailed accounts of what was happening in richmond. it was great information for me as writer, but because during this twilight week you would have these reports that had a byline and

millie: yeah. for some reason, when people make up reports with numbers in them, they always put in way too many threes and sevens and not enough ones and twos. me, i think i'd use too many fours. i mean, this way, you can not know what the numbers describe, but you can tell if someone's lying. mm. and on that note, i have to go to work. bye-bye, millie. nice to meet you. you, too. thank you. she was pleasant. who's that? that's dr. mildred finch. she's the chair of our math, physics and astronomy division. really? she's easy to talk to. yeah, she is, a little bit. so, anyway, how do we figure out what this is? well, we have applications that can help analyze unlabeled sets of numbers. it's called meta-data. it's information about data. for instance, the numbers one, two, three, four and five are data. they may refer to anything. but let's say you found out that they refer to a zip code. well, then they mean something specific-- in this case, schenectady, new york. so we use that to figure out what

that year there were more than 9,000 earmarks which cost $16.5 milli milli billion. the buffet tax would have raised only $4.7 billion a year. the taxpayers that means you are shoveling out $255 million to upgrade these tanks. the pentagon doesn't want the upgrades and the pentagon is upset about the cuts they are facing. if they say they don't need this they probably don't need it. lawmakers from both parties thought otherwise. pork is bipartisan. $48.5 million for the national domestic preparedness consortium. if you haven't heard of it you are not alone. today it appears it is part of fema. it's a group of university and research centers that take part in antiterror training programs. the red flag, the $48.5 million is more than the president requested in the budget for the program. what does congress know that the president doesn't? $5.8 million for the east west center in hawaii devoted to improving relations along pacific nations. according to citizens against government race the east west center has received ten earmarks worth $104 million since 1997. the stat

we estimate is between $10,000,000.5000000 dollars a year. 10 milli-- $10 million and $5 mn a year. if the government agrees to let us have that, we will be working on that. in conclusion, we are proud of the work of this group and pleased that the budget that you have before you. >> i participated in most of those budget meetings, and you did a very good job facilitating with ideas and lively discussions. directors, and the questions? >> i will try to walk someone quickly through the presentation. there is not a lot of brand new material, just tell it has been packaged. i just want to point out a few technical changes and i look forward to public comment. if we can go to the slides, i will see if we can operate this remotely. it looks like i can't. if we can get a manual process here, it is beyond my pay grade. i will quickly walked through the proposed budget a little better, to the crosswalk of where we were to where we are. we will speak to what to me is the theme of the budget, investing in maintenance and the future of our system which is a very big step forward, some of which

leno or the no cameras in the courtroom 340d el where journalists desperate to report the outcome millie their arrival use the ancient yet remarkably accurate art of sella phore use the-- to delay -- >> count one, count two-- on count four, she is-- that is-- guilty, michael. >> i'm sorry, guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty. >> not guilty on the count of making false statements. not guilty on making and using false documents. >> false statements -- >> all right, michael, thank you so much. i will get you to hold on. because victoria --. >> ron, ron, ron, ron. >> yes. >> i apologise but you have to understand, it is absolutely t is chaotic out here. >> jon: i mean we could have just waited for someone to walk over with the list but, no. that would have taken a second. we should have gone with my original suggestion, verdict bears. (laughter) so what kind of spectacle will we be dealing with here? >> florida has what is known as the sunshine law. cameras are virtually always in the courtroom so this trial will be a trial on television. >> jon: so dancing eots it is. we're joined by john olive

millie. [applause] it would not be a san francisco event without a blessing from the sisters of perpetual indulgence. >> good evening, everyone. i am here to bless you. will ask for everyone's attention for just a minute. if you please, would you close your eyes, bring your hand close to your heart, and take a deep breath. friends, family, to date -- today we're gathered beneath a symbol of energy, life, and hope for the world. you have decorated it with love and light, wishes and dreams. now on behalf of the sisters of perpetual indulgence, i gather this energy and strength that will pass to any and all who look on this tree of hope and send it to you. but in order to send it to you, in order to release the energy of hope this magnificent tree represents, i will ask each and every one of you, if you please, every time you hear the words " we say," will invoke harvey milk by saying it as one group "you have got to give them love." repeat after me. and i want everyone in the building to hear y

advantage, now when you look at romney's arsenal, it is almost even, and the obama super pac had $9 milli million, romney raised $80 million. and now pack to you, john. i know you are running this all of the time and how do to people keep up the morale when they go the vote knowing they are up against this amount of money thrown at them? >> well, this is a progressively degenerating system in the last 30 or 40 years of american life. cycle by cycle, it is worse and voters look at it as an issue, and maybe it is a tipping point, but politics is dirty and corrupt and there is a lot of money and i don't care. >> i don't carry a torch for santorum, although he ran a gutsy campaign and newt gingrich is interesting to watch and i did not rout for either of the guys, but they went up against romney and the money machine and watching this in iowa and florida and michigan and iowa and they weren't in the race because of the money, and the money ran the primarieprimaries >> well, the election is becoming and john is right, it has been happening for decades, but we are getting to the curve of when i

millie is just to pass the month and his crew for inventing such a kurtis rescue very challenging circumstances. >>> the damaged in western australia is making its way back to the bay area with its crew on the back of steering system. folks expected to arrive here at the square around 2:00 in the morning will see back to you. >>> monopolistic done. >>> you could say they will the book on the bay area but collectives and today the fed's move into a terrible part to but it didn't go down without a fight. the clashes amsterdam. >>> the answer is no nothing is sacred the damage left behind when occupied demonstrators were hauled out of a bill that building phones by the catholic church. >>> and an attack on california from wisconsin. alcee not what santorum used to bash california's higher education. and the cds 5 and today weather center good evening fiorina back in the forecast of the days to expected as eyewitness news continues. the card with bags of marijuana plants from four downtown locations along in two of saddam university which offers courses for people interested in the pot industry. fe

think that's explained in my statement, but i could put it a little more succinctly in that when the milly dala situation was first given huge publicity i think all the newspapers took the chance to really make a really national scandal. it made people all over the country aware of this who hadn't followed. you could feel the blasts coming in the window almost. as i say, i would say it succinctly. i panicked, but i am glad i did. >> it is obvious closing it was a disaster. >> i am sorry, i didn't close it years before and put the sunday sun in. i tell you what held us back, the news of the world readers. only half of them ever read the sun. all surveys show that. in fact, so that probably was consideration at the time. >> closing the news of the world was a disaster financial and reputational, wasn't it? >> love to spoil reputation. it certainly hasn't stopped a record of excellent sales every day of the sun and our other newspapers. >> would you agree that -- >> let me agree with you. i think that historically this whole business of the news of the world is a serious plot on my reputation

first time we have heard about teenagers during unusual thing is to get drunk mel bosch, costs are you milli extract the talking to kids really does top the list of things to do. >>> your seven kids were purposely do in this and they're the little kids to get all the small containers. >>> that is also a problem and we wanted the that important message out there as well toddlers are attracted to these things they're colorful sometimes they're even scented they have been aware that you wanted the labels often as brightens sparkly others want to get to it kids have this fall the seven got in trouble because the kids like strawberries and even bubble gum. >>> smells like it from me. >>> be careful. >>> thought about being careful the heart attack grill it is libya to its name and, yes and one of the loss is restaurant collapsed apparently it could be a heart attack this weekend to see the double bypass burger the menu tout butterfat milkshakes flat minor fries could to ensure large. >>> by this is the second time this year a customer has left the grill on a stretcher. >>> should come with his la

these two for the your period but he thought so too for the other big millie's of the advanced countries i think it's really now we're demanding a new move of the investors observers savers the world over to our cool good at least including the advanced economy to demonstrate that they are sustainable in the medium and long run speaking of advanced economies and sustainability the u.s. for example its debt now stands at fifteen trillion overall u.s. debt is fifty seven trillion and the debt ceiling may may be raised again it's widely expected it will by the end of the year if not earlier is this going to send another problem around the global economy and is this sustainable well first of all i hope very much that the new other advanced taken in we send signals that would be destabilizing i am very confident that we will not experience again. on the ceiling for the borrowing so of of the united states of america i think that the experience as demonstrated that it was not good but all that being said i think that all countries. it is again a new feature of the booty call to be all countrie

murdoch that were it not for really the apogee of the hacking scandal, the millie dollar scandal you would have gotten the bskyb. >> ida wouldn't put it down to the millie dowler scandal but the hacking scandal, yes. i mean the hacking scandal was not a great national thing until the millie dowler disclosure, half of which, and i'm not making any excuses for it at all, but half of which has been somewhat designed by the police but not for many weeks afterwards. we didn't have any information because the police had under lock and key they mulcaire diary. still do and we still have had no access to it and we have been limited in our inquiries at all times without. >> can i ask you this direct question mr. murdoch? i told you that mr. hunt was in new york until the fourth of september of 2009 and the meeting between your son and mr. cameron in a private club called the george was on the ninth of september, 2009. is there any connection between those two events? >> i should make it absolutely clear that it was the ninth of september mr. cameron was told. >> what date is this? >> the four

. >> she woke up and came out to the living room and said there her is, it's my milly. >> she has scrapeser face and body so the taylors think she may have been used for dog fighting but she seems to be okay. police are investigating. >>> let's get a last look at the forecast. >> you know it on those clouded if they clear out. we get a frost in northern maryland. if they don't you probably won't get a frost. >>> still plenty of cloud cover. we expect that to clear. all of northern maryland. tomorrow 62, by lunchtime. not bad. a chilly start in the morning but warming up in to the afternoon. so enjoy that and remember this weekend we are back in the 70s. >> all right. we will be back after this it. . >> that's all for us. you can get the latest online. when we aren't here you go there including the latest weather. >> always, always. the seven day, the radar, check it out. abc 2news.com. we will see you later. greetings from the people here sure are friendly but some have had a hard time understanding my accent. so to make sure people get every word of the geico savings message i've been pr

' headlines here's what we've got coming up the spanish inquisition chelsea take their slender one milli to the newcomer as they take on boss a line up for a place in the champions league final. final showdown demand a moscow thrash out and got five two to level the good are in cup finals at three a pace the seventh and deciding much now as i place in the wednesday. beating at the heights an american daredevil heads out for allegedly stroll across the grand canyon in china. the first excitement is mounting ahead of tonight's champions league action a place in the final opera grabs later on choose days hold as boss alone a host chelsea has been far from ideal week for raising the semifinal first leg one nil against the blues before suffering a fast and defeats in fifty five games at the hands of out rivals real madrid in la league got a strong but clash is expected from the catalan giants with knowledge of the way we need reminding that they haven't managed to beat chelsea in their last six attempts and it's been seven games since messi last court against the london is not that he's broug

it is very much in the french style, designed to be a fak sim milly of this building. we will see that many of remembrances come floo play. we are in the gold room of the marble house. this is the room for entertaining. this is the ballroom if you will. everything is guilded. the most important part of this room is the major restoration effort that the preservation society undertook to replace the upholstery on the fabric and the furniture and to replace these curtains. the interesting story about this fabric is that it was made in france with the same loom with the same design which was used to create the textiles. it is an extraordinary stroke of luck that we were able to use exactly the same weaving techniques to create what had been here in the 1890s when the room was first pulled together by alvary vanderbilt. the thing i think that is ex troer about these curtains is the stonework along the edges, not real diamonds but look like diamonds. this is velvet on velvet, burned into place. beautiful. beautiful. very big effort on the part of the preservation society to

than expected which means people are talking again about the extension of the federal reserve did millis measures more buzzing about q.e. you know we talk a lot about currency and practical reserve ponzi schemes but what about the fractional reserve of gold ponzi we'll look at the evidence as the f.t.c. commissioner bart chilton says. because it's out there all the time and. we have a. little we. got the condominium and bureau of u.s. and some asian markets are closed for the easter holiday so no big market reaction there today but you can still get a reaction here to the response your comments let's get to today's capital accounts . now a few years ago this statement by jeffrey christian an established member of the commodities industry and founder of d.p.m. group became a really big deal when it confirmed a lot of suspicions when he admitted the leverage in the paper market for gold take a listen the previous owner was talking about use of paper on paper and that's exactly right precious metals are from the usual way in life currencies and she bills and she's gone for the trade in the

winner announced today, it is a kansas resident, a single winner who opted for the cash option, $157 milli million, after taxes, $110 million. i think you can live off that. >> going to be a good easter in that house. >>> we're going to turn to another case tonight. those dramatic pictures we showed you here last night on "world news." armed thiefs raiding neighborhood drugstores for prescription drugs, charging right into the store and selling those drugs on the streets. well, tonight, a twist in this drug crisis. it turns out, thieves aren't the only concern. authorities are now watching some pharmacies themselves. and pierre thomas, here again tonight, to explain why. >> reporter: the disturbing images of gun-toefti gun-toting stealing painkillers from farm simil pharmacies tell only part of the story of how pervasive prescription drug abuse has truly become. today the dea confirmed it is now investigating walgreens the nation's biggest drugstore chain. this week inspectors started searching through the records of six walgreens stores in florida after spotting a major red flag a huge sp

. >> did millie really sleep in between you and your husband? >> are you kidding? where else would she sleep? now we have two people in there. two little itty-bitty dogs. >> was it fun to write the book? >> yes. i must say, the white house photographers really helped me. we would have -- schedule a day to go to the red room and hope nobody saw us because -- dogs were not allowed on the furniture. but we placed her beautifully in the red room. she lounged in the red room. she -- the photographers were fabulous about helping. that was very much fun. she made over a million dollars for charity. as george says, i worked all my life, got the highest job maybe in the world and my dog made more money than me. >> there is a very touching moment when, of course, fdr's dog was falla, and it was really fdr's dog and eleanor then took falla over. and the dog was so used to hail to the chief that whenever it would be played when fdr was alive, he would get excited. at one point eisenhower came to visit eleanor after fdr was dead and falla was so excited, and thinking fdr was co

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about the work of their real garcia marquez and like water for chocolate this is kind of in that millieom skilling will be a up next with the full weather i'm tom... i'm sue... i'm carol. and this is my cvs pharmacist. i found out i had cancer. diabetes. i had a heart attack. so, i needed help with my medications. because mixing them... can be dangerous. not with maria around. not with pete. not with nakea. alerting you to potential drug interactions. another reason to transfer your prescriptions today. ♪ i'm sue, and i bring all my prescriptions to my cvs. sp someone wrote to me on facebook saying that that left chicago yesterday in their winter coats and by the time they reach their destination they were in it their shorts ... there were 90 degree temperatures down state peoria was 85 yesterday ... the warm air is ever so close ... it may move far enough north said that we can briefly get into it tomorrow. we have a gorgeous day here in chicago there are big storms to the north of us and a weather system will be coming together to settle below us that could create scattered thundersto

and corgi describe the searches as you millie a day and said it made him feel like less of a man which made him take the case to the supreme court but let's take a step back and see what a strip search actually does this is a video from the federal law enforcement training center take a look you're about to see the great we. were visual search. the initial verbal command is an important. story jones going to be forced to through we don't come on you know. ok so is there remaining professional and courteous let's continue to go for coffee please. push the coolers of the bridge why she had made it all time this is the most vulnerable moment you've just asked someone to undress in front of you proper to use verbal commands are essential. well it doesn't seem that bad let's see what happens next that's pretty legs. the water. ok been. in storage about it. ok so i guess checking the person from front to rear is to be expected but it doesn't stop there to spread your legs. when the water ok ok with this we. can. be people and work. that's right or normal stuff search is very thorough and you

murdoch that were it not for, really the apogee of the hacking scandal, the millie dowler accusations -- [inaudible] >> well i don't know whether it would come down to the millie dowler misfortune but the hacking scandal, yes. i mean the hacking scandal was not a great national thing until the millie dowler disclosure, half of which and i'm not making any excuses for it at all, but half of which has been somewhat discerned but not for many weeks afterwards. we didn't have any inclination because the police had under lock and key the diary and still do. we still have had no access to it and we have been limited in our inquiries at all times by that. >> can i ask you this direct question mr. murdoch, that i told you that mr. junta was in new york until the fourth of september, 2009. the meeting between your son and mr. cameron and the private club called that george was on the ninth of september, 2009. is there any connection between those two events? i should make it absolutely clear that it was the ninth of september that mr. cameron was told. >> the fourth of september -- >> what you

freeman said several hundred milli was "gross understatement.".e., the g.s.a., spending our money, bob, seems like it's a big joke. >> greg: they spent $60 million on poultry? >> kimberly: paltry. >> bob: it's not fair to call someone a clown because he's testifying. he's a civil servant, trying to do his best to answer the questions. it's amazing to me that you pick out the d.o.e. contract when the defense spends $5 billion on the ospry and it doesn't work. it doesn't work. it doesn't work. it doesn't fly. it flies up and then it goes. >> eric: i'm telling -- >> bob: the biggest waste of the money is the defense department. we never talk about it. >> greg: i love that bob is admonishing you for calling him a clown. that might be the best thing i've ever seen. >> dana: and the suggest. >> kimberly: that, too. very subtle. >> bob: one shot after another folks, after another. >> greg: i love you. >> bob: sometimes i can't make it out of here. i'm just saying that i think you -- by the way, the d.o.e. investigations, there are thousands and thousand

has to go home >> i don't think it will be deandre >> i kind of laugh i am smiling about the whole millyanilli thing. will leave that alone. >> i just thought that he may have stepped -- i would have loved to have seen a little more comfort in his performance he is still trying to get it. >> you use falsetto and think of people like robin thicke use it strategically. >> so colten i am not a big fan of his but i thought last night with his time after time he did a good job look at him and his new hair do. blond is a little bit more tame ♪ [ music ] >> marcus >> absolutely ready, i want to tell you it wasn't the best vocal performance of the night, it was flat but the best performance of the night. >> really. >> the best? >> the duet that we will probably talk about, rocked this cat is ready the way that he interacted with the band, the band members and jumping and running around when i am on stage, you don't teach that, that is something it is your identity, it is who you are. >> it was a powerful performance, i think it pulled you in didn't feel like you were watching american idol felt

and lionel richie owes $1.1 milli million. and cnet founder and his wife owe more than $10 million.st bunch of tax dead beats may be federal employees. there is a new bill to collect backs taxes for there 98,000 employees that owe more than 1 million. >>> coming up, my exclusive interview with mitt roll knee, we talk about everything from tax reform, big government spending, the fed, even his tax returns and the stock market. mitt romney, coming up next. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>> welcome back to special tax day edition of "the kudlow report." mitt romney spent the day with voters in pennsylvania. he took some time out to join me for an exclusive interview. please take a listen. governor mitt romney, welcome back to "the kudlow report," sir. >> thank you, larry. good to be with you again. >> happy ta

king, but millie jean brown milky is absent from most history books. >> they didn't mention her name. there was very little information. every section i look for that talks about african americans in history is very small. >> now in front of students at skyline college in san bruno is a missing chapter. one of what came to be known as the little rock. >> when the time comes for equalization, we are. >> 16-year-old mini jean and others volunteered to have the first black students to enroll at all-white central high in little rock, arkansas back in 1957. this, after the u.s. supreme court ordered the desegregation of all the nation's schools. carrying that out in arkansas required presidential intervention and federal guards to deal with angry white mobs. it was a pistol point in the civil rights movement. >> on that first day, watching all that opposition, i said, oh, i'm coming pack no matter what. >> her story is one that former day area high school history teacher jeff steinberg wanted his students to learn firsthand. so starting in 1999 he began loading up buses and heading down so

he talked about that week where the millie doweller story broke.e young girl who was murdered and whose phone was hacked by reporters at news of the world. and what really made this case grow into what it was. he said that he actually panicked. that he actually threw the window, that it had grown so big. that is when he closed down the paper. he didn't say he regretted closing down the paper but if you might remember, quite an emotional week. hundreds of people at the paper lost their jobs. presumably a good portion of them very nnlt of the behavior that has been described. >> thank you. stephanie gosk live with us for the saga of rupert murdoch and his media empire. >>> coming up, a new terror warning issued days after the anniversary of bin laden's death. >>> and a teacher said she was fired at a catholic school because she used in-vitro fertilization in an attempt to get pregnant. >> i loved my job so much. and trying to expand my family, to have this happen, it was awful. >> we'll have what the school is saying. first in today's money minute, h

postcode so you propose to create millis situations? >> guest: i certainly create rescue of our recruiting departments. it seems striking to me that the departments in higher education oversight academic disciplines rather than questions of the soul. so you have a literature department, which is a completely nonsensical category. brittany would alliterate department is a department of human relationships. that is really what it's about. so let's have the department of human relationships, the department of loving and kind, not the department of anthropology. so the academic to postman comes first. as part of putting the cart before the horse. >> i want to talk about institutions. i grew up in the church and i was telling you of the year atheists are kinder to the institution then i would be, you have a kind of healthy respect for institutions. there assert media stream within christian thought that argues that with constantine the third century, the rest of the christian church did as much to and distort the radical message of the gospe