en la terra con un gol en el milton 93 le ganaron al manchester, igualmente el lÍder por sin diferenciara una temporada para el olvido... los 49 de san francisco se ganaron a los de san luis, aseguraron que el segundo lugar por debajo sÓlo tuvieron una derrota en la temporada regular. y cerramos, 19:13 contra los jaguares, una derrota. y cerramos con otro de fÚtbol, el delantero del milÁn dijo estar muy entusiasmado ante la posibilidad de jugar con carlos tres... serÍa un arma adicional. muchas gracias, tengan un muy feliz aÑo. >> para ti tambiÉn. que nazcan gemelos la noticia serÁ que un aire en un aÑo y el otro en el siguiente es insÓlito, eso pasó en florida,1 naciÓn cuando el 2000 la cena ofrecida a dios y de otra del nuevo aÑo gateaba. una es la Última del 2011 y la otra es la primera del 2012. llegamos al final, feliz aÑo. ♪

milton freedman is -- friedman is right about what. if i moved to new hampshire, i generally assumed general stark said live free or die before a battle. i thought it was red meat, the battle charge before the routine, and then i discovered our state's great revolutionary war hero made his creed occur decades after the cessation of hostilities writing in a letter he could not attend i dinner. many of us can rouse people to rediscover the primal impulses like on flight 93. they thought it was a routine commuter flight, and when they realized it was not, they went into general stark mode and cried let's roll, but it's harder to maintain the live free spirit when you have a slow unceasing ratchet effect which is in unstable societies threatened by revolution or wars in their borders, how liberty falls, traded to the state, incrementally painlessly. live free or die sounds like a battle cry. we'll win this thing or die trying, die an honorable death, but, in fact, it's a prophetic statement of the obvious, of the reality of our lives in th

friedman. >> guest: i've got milton friedman in there. >> host: a lot of discriminatory enforcement. for example, studies show black teenager, white teenager, same record, caught with drugs. five times more likely the black teenager goes to jail. so aside from the way the statistics reflect these kinds of -- >> guest: right. >> host: -- distortions, do you think the high percentage of crime by blacks and hispanics -- street crime, not corporate crime -- reflects something inherent in their character, or do you think it reflects a class deprivation? is it race or is it class deprivation? that's why i went back to the irish example. >> guest: well, i think this, i grew up in washington, d.c., we had 400,000 black folks, 900,000 -- 400,000 white folks, didn't have crime in those days like the crime you've got today. >> host: right. >> guest: i think one of the main problems is the total collapse and decomposition of the african-american family. you've got kids born now, 73% of african-american kids are born to single moms, some of them high school dropout gals, so they've got no father

milton holland was born in 1844 and died in 1910. he initially participated in the war as a servant to a white officer and in the summer of 1863 he joined the fifth united states colored troops. remember he was the only official with the emancipation proclamation that black men were allowed to serve in the military the black men did served unofficially if there were some engagements in 1962. but lincoln included this as part of the emancipation proclamation which becomes effective january 1st 1863 and that led to the creation of the u.s. color troops and well, holland like several other black enlisted men took command of the hone company after all the white officers had been killed or wounded, and after the war he earned a law degree from the university and worked as an auditor in and 1892 he founded his own insurance company. what about the buffalo soldiers which was of course the next manifestation after the end of the civil war black military involvement and polis. despite the heroism of the black troops in the civil war, signific

milton m. holland was born and initially participated in the war is a servant to a white office or been in the summer of 1863, he joined the fifth united states colored troops. so remember, it was only officially with the emancipation proclamation that black men were allowed to serve in the military, though but then did their and unofficially were some engagements and late 1862. the lincoln included this as part of the emancipation proclamation come which becomes effective january 1st of 1863 and led to creation of the u.s. colored troops. well, holland, like several other black enlisted men took command of his own company after the white officers have been killed or wounded. after the war, he earned a law degree from howard university. he worked as an auditor in 1892 founded his own insurance company. what about the buffalo soldiers? which was of course the next manifestation at the end of a civil war at the black military involvement and prowess. despite the heroism of the black troops in the

oscar burgos continua de vacaciones pero nos acompana milton romero...o juan martin del potro comento tras perder su partido de cuartos de final en el abierto de australia ante roger federrer que su rival jugo u n partido ecepcional y que todo el merito de la victoria fue del jugador suizo que le derroto por 6-4,6-3 y 6-2. ponerlo como favorito por encima de rafael o novak no se,dijo el argentino pero si tiene los meritos para avanzar dijo.por su parte rafael nadal senalo tras conseguir la clasificacion para las semifinales en las que se enfrentara a federrer, que la unica opcion de derrotar al suizo es jugando de igual a igual y tener mas intensidad y agresividad que la que tuvo este martes en su partido que le permitio pasar a la siguiente fase de semifinal al derrotar a tomas berdych. bueno y pasamos al futbol donde la seleccion mexicana se prepara para enfrentar su compromiso amistos con la vino tinto. como se preparan? aqui estan hola que tal que placer saludarlos nuevamente.vamos a comenzar con basquetbol.. elton brand acumulo el lunes 17 puntos y

on east biddle street near north milton avenue.ou can see crews on the scene surveying the damages..and the black smoke coming from the window. neighbors say she lived on the block for a half-century and she will be missed. "we kinda keep an eye on each other, but i didn't...didn't...it's kinda sad""there's a whole lot of folks who will really miss her" her" city schools tell us hines began teaching in 1948 and retired in 1981 as principal of william pinderhughes elementary in west baltimore. investigators believe she miiht have died because of smoke inhalation. three people are recovering this morning after a fire engulfs a glen burnie apartment building. all thhee floors were filled with smoke as the heavy fire tore through the building.. firefighters rescued an elderly woman trapppd in the apartment where the fire started. in all, three people were taken to the hospital for injuries. firefighters workee quickly to contain the ffames. there's no word on the cause at this time. the a-c-l-u is now getting involved in a case... wher

. >> indeed, david, i guess like milton's paradise lost, satan is more attractive and beguiling thanself. that seems to be the case for voters in south carolina, choosing between gingrich and romney? >> martin, i didn't know i had to read dante's inferno to understand newt gingrich. but we've talked about this for months now. that the republican primary electorate is angry and mean. today feel not just opposition in terms of policy to barack obama, but disgust. sometimes hatred. and mitt romney did well not fully responding to that. but we've seen south carolina, which may be the meanest of the voters. he's using a bull horn to call him a food stamp president, to bash john king and williams to put him in his place. and it's not a surprise that it works in south carolina. the big experiment will be rather it works in florida and beyond. >> is rom niece's collapse principally because of newt's viciousness, or is it because romney is largely responsible himself, because he will not give us a clear answer on releasing his taxes. >> i think the results of tonight will tell us some of that

here on east biddle street near north milton avenue.ou can see crews on the scene surveying the damages..and the black smoke coming from the window. neighbors say she lived on the block for a half-century and she will be missed. "we kinda keep an eye on each other, but i didn't...didn't...it's kinda sad""there's a whole lot of folks who will really miss her" her" city schools tell us hines began teaching in 1948 and retired in 1981 as principal of william pinderhughes elementary in west baltimore. investigators believe she miggt have died because of smoke inhalation. also in east baltimore..two people were sent to the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning . crews were called to north washington street near east north avenue just after ten this morning. no word on the source of the carbon monoxide. two other people were treated at the scenn. more.../ graphic... testimony.../ in... a... trial .../ ááinvolviigáá... the... gang rape.../ of... a.../ 12... year old... baltimore county...// girl...//. girl...//. crime... and justice.../ repor

here on east biddle street near north milton avenue.scene surveying the damages..and the black smoke coming froomthe window. neighbors say she lived on the block for a half-century and she will be missed. "we kinda keep an eye on each other, butti didn't...didn't...it's kinda sad""there's a hole lot of folks who will really miss her" her" city schools tell us hines began teaching in 1948 and retired in 1981 as principal of william pinderhughes elementary in west baltimore. investigators believe she mighh have died because of smoke inhalation. a huge fire engulfs a glen burnie apartment building. all three floors were filled with smoke as the heavy fire tore through the building. firefighters rescued an elderly woman trapped in the apartment where the fire startee. in all, three people were aken to the hospital for injuries. firefighters worked quickly to contain the flames. therr's no word on two carbon monoxide scares in baltimore city in two days. days. the leaks sent 2 to the hospital and six others exposed. today firefighters were b

it milton off with the sunlight. but just that type of weather pattern. notice the whites on the screen. the super doppler 7 snow machine. just north of leesburg, no. loudoun county. that is where we have fleury's or areas of brief, light snow. 32 in washington, 28 in leesburg. college park, 32. temperatures really holding steady for the rest of the afternoon. blustery, too. not just the cold air in place but gusty wind. it feels like we are in the teens when you factor in the wind. temperatures sliding through the 20's this evening and likely into the teens tonight. i will talk about when we will warm-up, coming up. >> turns out we are not the only part of the country feeling the freeze. and for some people, the droppings of the just could turn dangerous. john gonzalez covers -- continuing our coverage live from mcpherson square. i understand there is the trouble between occupy protesters and police? >> this has been perhaps the toughest day in -- for occupy d.c. protesters, not only the cold but clashing with police. throughout the day protesters have b

very few people read milton friedman. and i teach these guys in my courses and i ask my students have you ever read any of these people? no, they haven't. they have red marks as well as they ought to have red marks. it's a kind of a formidable figure. marks is part of the cannon in ways that there's the figures of the cannon so it's been my sort of mission to try to bring in some of these other figures into the cannon and i don't think that they have been tipped out. i suspect there's a kind of ideological reason for that. i don't -- i don't think it actually gets it right. i think it's just a kind of lack of interest and a lack of curiosity. and it's actually something deeper than that. which is a refusal to believe that something like the free-market actually has three series of philosophical foundations and intellectual foundations as well. so, this is what i've been -- i'm going to be -- i have a blog and buying going to be giving in the next couple of months is to start an on-line reading group of the constitutional

and although i can't say in particular cases of milton friedman and ayn rand's, that they were cowardss generally my complaint with libertarians. what have libertarians accomplished politically? not that much. it's usually a way to avoid the hot-button issues. by the way, i'm always taunting libertarians, i am more libertarian than they are. they have just want to legalize pot. if they stop talking about legalizing pot all the time i would have more sympathy. they bring up legalizing pot to get liberals to like them. perhaps it isn't coincidence that many rank-and-file libertarians are godless because they're cowards. believing in god does not apply you to be a coward. >> host: tweet into you, ann coulter, liberal equals rich and poor with no stake in society. she mentions soros with no mention of rupert murdoch. why? >> well, for one thing, rupert murdoch's publishing firm killed my second book, harpercollins. "new york post", "wall street journal" have never published me. i have never worked for fox news. don't tell me rupert murdoch is the savior of conservatives in america. i hear

milton friedman is right about that. when i first moved to new hampshire i carelessly assumed the general staff and said live free or die before some black lawyer. i thought it was the charge, a touch of the old henry the fifth routine. then i discovered our state's great revolutionary war hero had made this decades after the cessation of hostilities in the butter regretting that he would be unable to attend the dinner. and in a strange way i found that even more impressive because in the extreme circumstances many of us can rouse people to rediscover the primal impulses and the way the brave men on flight 93 did the took off on what they called a commuter flight and when they realized it wasn't they went into general start mode and cried let's roll. but it's harder. it's harder to maintain that live free or die spirit when you are facing not only the media crisis but a slow and seizing a ratchet effect, which is in stable societies on threatened by the revolutionary war within the borders always the way that liberty to

milton wright high school in bel air, he's charged as an adult with first degree murder. >>> new this morning, penn state's legendary football coach joe paterno has given $100,000 to the university. this is after he was fired after they claim he was involved in the jerry sandusky trial. the penn state university president today will face a crowd of alumni. the town hall meeting will be the first of three scheduled for the week. many alumni are unhappy about the school's handling about the jerry sandusky sexual abuse scandal. faculty, staff and students and penn state supporters are unsure about the meetings. >>> a federal appeals court lifted the ban on the texas sonogram law. texas doctors now required to describe a grainy sono grab women to a woman seeking an abortion. and be told to listen to the baby's heart beet. others are trying to stop the law. >>> paintings were done yesterday and 500 new stencils were added overnight. >>> devout ravens fan in texas is looking for someone to established sunday's game with him -- attend sunday's game with him. father stan debeau still holds se

milton wright high school in bel air, he charged as an adult with first degree murder. right now he's held without bail at the harford county detention center. >>> all new reaction to a controversial decision made by outgoing mississippi governor haley barbour. he pardoned at least four convicted killers as part of a prison trustee program. among the inmates released,-day forecast gatlin, convicted of fatally shooting his estranged wife in 1993. the sister of the victim says he served less time than her sister lived. >> it's completely unfair. he's in jail for up to 18 years, she was 20 years old when she died. and had her child laying in her arms when he shot her in her head. and he's pardoned? >> democratic lawmakers call for an end to the custom of governors issuing such pardons. what do you think? your thoughts on the idea that governors would do these blanket pardons for criminals unknowing what they may go on to do down the road. go to facebook and let us know what you think about that. >>> an appeals court is going to be lifting a ban on the texas sonogram law. t

as the teen sints jail, classmates at milton wright high school are distraught. >> i feel bad for him because they definitely don't know the real story. >> students say word is barreling through the hallways that richardson confided in several friends he was abused at home. >> he couldn't resort to anything else because he had tried to get help before. >> reporter: neighbors of the family say they believe richardson was driven to the edge of a longtime conflict between father and son. they say the victim often had fits of rage at the home where the fatal shooting happened. sheriffs reports show in the past six months officers responded to the house a dozen times, but police say none of the calls were for domestic violence. twice richardson was reported missing. in december, he ran away for five days. >> he had an opportunity at the time to speak with the deputy, and explain why he had left the home and what he explained was he had left the home because he had been in trouble earlier in the day with law enforcement. >> reporter: in fact, there are two juvenile cases pending against ric

string of christmas day blasts which killed over forty people and he's vowed to crush bako her run milton's who claimed responsibility violence has continued since churches throughout the country were first attacked a week ago tens of thousands have fled their homes fearing further conflict. south sudan's government is sending army and police to an area at the center of the violent tribal conflict the town of people was a time to buy thousands of fighters from a rival tribe who torched buildings stole livestock and for schools to flee your own triple dip in order in the region were unable to enforce security and recent months ethnic infighting caused by cattle rustling has left about a thousand people dead. u.s. president barack obama has signed into effect a law which means any person can be detained indefinitely without charge the major defense bill is aimed at dealing with terror suspects and comes with a massive six hundred sixty two billion dollar prize time but critics say the military will now have more sortie to interrogate people denying them their basic constitutional rights. ther

. ♪ >> the milton miller concert set the stage. there were comments from the superintendent.t was two baltimore high school students that were among those honored. >> i am honored to give this award. >> i have a dream. my father little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream. >> it means so much, everything that i've done. >> the king observance began seven years ago. >> we are having our children -- >> i still have a dream. it is a dream deeply rooted in the american dream. >> dr. drew harrison said the memories are still fresh from the civil rights movement. >> i lived through that as a student. i understand all too clear what dr. king was trying to accomplish. >> maryland's teacher of the year is among those commit today keeping dr. king's -- committed to keep the dream alive. >> i view them with that character. ♪ >> tim tooten, wbal-tv 11 news. >> government buildings and post offices will be closed but trash and recyclables will be collected as scheduled. >> 5:27

. >> the milton miller concert academy set the stage. there were comments from the principal and superintendent, but there were two baltimore high school students among those honored for modeling character. >> i believe i have some of his characters and i am honored to get this award. >> i have a dream that my four little children will one day get in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. i have a dream. >> it means so much to me in everything that i have done. i'm trying to help out the world basically. >> the king observance began in the sanction of local churches. >> the fact we are having our children understand what was and what still can be is an ongoing effort. >> i still have a dream. it is a dream deeply rooted in the american dream. >> dr. joe harris says the memories are still fresh from the civil rights movement. >> i live through that as a student. i understand all too clearly what dr. king was trying to accomplish. >> he was among those committed to keeping d

the economy there isn't any doubt about that but you know the historians of that period prominently milton friedman by the way. blamed that in large measure on the passivity of the federal reserve but the fed did not step up to the plate and prevent the private banking system from collapsing but could have. should have done. so had i continue my conversation with the former vice chairman about federal reserve policy and what options are left for the central bank given the already unprecedented amount of stimulus that the central bank has provided the first your closing mark about. it we just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old don't you tell the truth. i may confess that i am a total ghetto friends that i love traveling hip hop music and pretty. but it was kind of a yesterday. i'm very proud of the world without you she has played. the. guitar sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome is a big issu

this is russia's milton part of cultures with all sorts of customs and traditions mixed into an amazing blend but as artie's told bart discovered sometimes it's hard to adapt old habits to the pace of modern day life. the dance of the drums these are the nana and native people who were here in the far east long before the first russian explorers arrived they still retain links to their pretty rich and culture. and those nanay families are happy for us to teach our native culture here at the village hall there is a relatively large population of now and i and that's helped conserve some of the traditions of the central to the nano way of life has always been fishing the russians brought with the new technology and culture most of the eighteen thousand and ninety now have other jobs but still take regular trips out onto the windswept ice. fishing is extremely important to us as part of our traditional way of life to fish drop we froid them boil them smoke them and dry them we are all sorts of fish . but further to the east we find a much bleaker picture this village is an example of a fai

the economy there isn't any doubt about that but you know the historians of that period prominently milton friedman by the way. blamed that in large measure on the passivity of the federal reserve but the fed did not step up to the plate and prevent the private banking system from collapsing but could have what should have done. still had i continue my conversation with the former vice chairman about federal reserve policy and what options are left for the central bank given the already precedent amount of stimulus that the central bank has provided the first they're closing markets on. wealthy british scientists it's time to. go. to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy cars report on. before the break i played the first part of my interview with former vice chairman of the federal reserve alan blinder in the second segment i asked him what if anything the fed can really do at this point given that it's already created so much new money and that pulling that money back into the central bank would create the exact type of depression that the fed has been s

milton freedom. and here is others you might not think about. alferd kahn.s a burrcrat that under president carter managed to kill off the civic aeronodics. he saved americans billions if not a trillion dollars. and normon bor log invented a high yield wheat that ended starvation and critized hysterical environmental that biengineered. >>> and suggestions like curt, who was a baseball player that wanted to play for another team and filed a lawsuit that made free agency possible. that started athletes getting paid what they word. he didn't get the himself. >>> and how about lairry flyn. hustlerr magazine. he brought tastelessness in new depths. he fought for free speech . willie nelson. battle against the drug war to the roof of the white house why he reportedly smoked weed . stone face of cspan. brian lamb. he allows us to see the stupidity in the how was representative. and champions of freedom in the room. new amis here from morocco. and in the egyptian unrest this spring, he spoke in tahrir square. he told young people to hold on to yourr freedom and don'

. >> and richardson is a student at c milton right high school and does have a bail hearing later thisfternoon. >> thank you very much. >>> richardson is charged with first and second-degree murder as well as assault and is charged as an adult. >>> mare loond's 90 day legislative session gets underway in annapolis today and several hot button issues are on the agenda. >>> they will discuss legalizing same sex marriage and discuss investing that and expanding table games like blackjack. >>> a big promise from the governor to schools he plans to spend hundreds of millions on school construction. as kai jackson reports it is a plan some parents say is long overdue. >> reporter: the data shows that maryland has some of the best schools in the nation. >> yeah, i am proud of my school. >> reporter: the irony of that according to state leaders is that maryland schoolings are underfunded with many in poor condition. >> the floor are cracked. they are old. >> reporter: on tuesday the governor announces big plans to fund schools. he wants the general assembly to give the green light for new scho

talking to some of the voters here, i'm here with milton cole of west des moines.scuss who they want to be the nominee for the republican party. milton, who will you caucus for tonight. >> if i had my preference, i'd be caucusing for willie geist. >> i'm not on the ballot, but thank you for the endorsement. >> and my second choice would be willie geist, but the truth of the matter is i'm going to be caucusing for president obama. >> how will you do that? >> i will be -- i will be in west des moines at a school there where people will come together and indicate who they want to go to the state convention and then on to the national convention. >> and what issue concerns you most this election cycle? >> one of the issues that concerns me is education. there have been a lot of people who have indicated that they have a quick fix to the challenges of education throughout our country, but i don't really ever hear any position papers, any kind of real ideas of how education can be remedied and enhanced. luckily here most places in iowa have great education so while that

. >> i think it was the milton berle show. ed sullivan. he sang "hound dog."d girls in the palm of his hand. he said, you know, what, watch this. you could tell it was an improv thing. i don't ne if that was live tv. he milked it for everything he was worth. i remember being a kid watching that saying, i want that. i want girls to scream like that. >> now they do, bruno. >> that's right. rob lowe, you hear that? >> numbers only rob lowe could dream about. what is the reality of being a heartthrob? >> heartthrob? >> me, bruno mars? >> not me. >> really, me? no, you're kidding me. let's cut through all that crap, shall we? >> what's the question. >> do you plead guilty to being a heart this rosh. >> i don't plead guilty to being a heart throb. they keep me -- >> some mornings you look in the mirror. >> yeah, you are the most beautiful man i've ever seen, but that's just me, piers. >> this is a stupid question, but when you look out now and you see a sea of beautiful women screaming at you. >> what else is knew? >> it's got to feel good? how good does it feel? is

his first name is. 44% chose don't know. 20% thought it was mitt. 18% guessed mitchell. 8% chose milton 6% correctly picked willard. the atlantic notes the most interesting statistic is 2% believe romney is named mittens. another 2% chose romick. maybe he should go with mittens. the footprint clearly demonstrated people's love of cats. virginia elementary school is defending a song performed by a group of third graders, promoting the occupy wall street movement. school officials say the song was written by the children, as part of a program sponsored by a group that works to inspire creativity and music. some question whether the 8-year-olds would select such a grown-up theme on their own. some of the lyrics read, "i used to be one of the 1%, then the bubble burst. though i lost my yacht and plane, i'm so happy to be part of the 99." the group has since clarified its guidelines saying it will train the adult facilitators to steer students away from controversial content. >>> finally, the white house is definitively saying president obama has not traveled to mars. "wired" reports a consp

on june 15, 1995, judge milton shader threw the book at him.ntenced bailey to 30 years for fraud and conspiring to murder helen brach. at age 67 it was effectively a life sentence for bailey. the man known as sherlock had solved the greatest of chicago's unsolved murders. or had he? >> nobody proved that bailey had anything to do with her actual murder. >> david heinzman has reported on the case for the chicago tribune. >> after his conviction the case was still open because the question of how she died remained unanswered. >> for stephen miller about to retire it was a final curtain with ovation. >> how do you think helen got herself killed? >> she thought she was dealing with richard bailey. he was a front man. the hard guy were in the back. these guys were killers their whole life. >> is the wrong man in jail? was helen brach done in by richard bailey or was she a victim of a bigger and far more sinister criminal enterprise? coming up, the murky underworld of the horse mafia and the wealthy women it preyed on. [ male announcer ] how about we