>> professor sean morrison: no. >> pelley: professor sean morrison is director of the university of michiganter for stem cell biology. his lab is one of the world's leading stem cell research centers. so, when stowe says he's going to take blood-forming stem cells and put them in the spinal cord to create neural cells, what do you make of that? >> morrison: you know, we study blood-forming stem cells every day in this lab, including umbilical cord blood cells. and blood-forming stem cells don't make nervous system tissue. >> watters: and then, what do the injected stem cells do next? >> stowe: they start to regenerate your nerve tissue and repair the synapses. >> pelley: stowe's incredible pitch often works, because his victims have heard something about the promise of stem cells, but don't really know much about them. at one time, some scientists thought that blood-forming stem cells could replace any kind of tissue, as stowe claims. but science now knows that's wrong. stem cell therapy is the standard of care in only leukemia and certain rare diseases of the blood-- nothing else. there is

. >> he went straight to morrison's. >> join today by partners, he met staff in the canteen, but downstairs shoppers were less impressed. >> will you be boarding for his to make certain not. >> wind not? >> because i will not. they have done terrible things for the education spend what about you, would you be voting for mr. brown? >> yes. >> will you be voting labour? >> no. >> have you voted for labor

morrison? >> good afternoon, mr. chairman, and members of the committee. my name is carolyn morrison and i'm president of the national forum and a sponsor of the usda childhood program in oregon. thank you for the opportunity to join you this afternoon to discuss the key role of the child adult care food program place in assuring young children of access to good nutrition and to offer recommendations for reauthorization. program improvements can also help reduce childhood overweight and obesity a priority about which are first lady is so passionate. every day across the country millions of low-income families rely on healthy food their children receiving childcare programs because of his usda program. we all know hunger affects a child's health and capacity to learn and to be at the best. this program resources support new good nutrition, and prevent childhood obesity but authoring healthy food and teaching young children and their caregivers about healthy lifestyles and meal patterns. as a middle-class mom who decide to be a childcare provider in the earl

julie morrison. carolyn mclaughlin.> jimmy: oh, tracy, she's the worst. >> she was the worst, by the way. julie morrison was. no, she was. >> jimmy: what did he do? >> she's the one, you did, you know, julie was the birds and the bees. but actually -- you know -- i'll never forget, her walking up the stairs and -- thank you for your -- thanks for your support. did you know julie, as well? >> jimmy: he probably did. cleto also used to have sex in high school. you guys are the only two on this stage. >> but actually i didn't have sex with julie morrison. that bitch. so -- no, but i remember she was running up the stairs and i said something to her and then i gave her a long, lingering look. i said, you're going to pay for that, and i kind of smiled and she looked at me and gave me these come to bed eyes and i went, that's what you do! that's flirting! i get it now. >> jimmy: really? >> and i've been doing it ever since. >> jimmy: for you, that's great. [ applause ] i'm sure it works beautifully for you. for me it would re

morrison. it is being held at the university of arkansas at little rock. coming to you courtesy of katv. . . >> i am scott inman predict it is my pleasure you -- scott inman. is my pleasure to welcome you. if you are watching across the country on c-span tonight or worldwide on katv.com. we are glad to have used for the next 60 minutes. we will be engaged in an important discussion about the future of our state and our country. we will be focusing on the democratic side of the united states senate race. there are three candidates who want your vote on may 18, 25 days away. we would like to introduce them to you now. to my left, senator blanche lincoln . to her left, d.c. morrison. to his left, and lt. governor bill halter. the candidates tonight will be fielding questions first from the panel. we have four people on a panel tonight. they wiill also be getting e-mail questions from our viewers. to my right is christopher smith, the president's chair at uilr. to his right is jessica dean bedewed

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning. well, a week of futures markets sent stock markets in asia sliding. the nikkei lost more than 1%. today wall street gets the latest on inflation and the weekly jobless claims. we'll also get earnings reports from amazon, microsoft and pepsi. wednesday was a quiet day for the market. the dow gained about 8 points while the nasdaq added 4. >>> starbucks is getting its buzz back. profits for the coffee chain rose more than eight-fold as more customers visited its cafes and spent more money when they did. this was the fourth consecutive quarter that their profits increased. >>> apple was another big earnings winner. shares soared to an all-time high after the company posted a 90% jump in profits, well above wall street expectations. >>> president obama suggested wednesday that a new value added tax on americans is still on the table. in an interview with cnbc, obama said a value added tax works in other countries and would be novel in the u

ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: good morning. well, the nikkei climbed almost 1.5% today while the hang seng was also about a percentage higher. today wall street gets the weekly jobless claims numbers as well as a new report on construction spending. wednesday stocks fell after a surprise drop in private sector jobs. the dow lost nearly 51 points while the nasdaq fell about 13. >>> major auto companies from ford to general motors report monthly sales numbers today. analysts are betting most companies will post gains. we've already heard from toyota at new york's auto show on wednesday, a top toyota executive said incentives pushed sales 40% higher in march. >>> amazon is bracing for the ipad. the online retailer has struck new e-book pricing deals with two major publishers just days before apple's launch of the new tablet computer. that's expected to take business away from amazon's kindle. the agreements will allow both publishers to set their own prices. apple has already made s

morrison to respond? if there's no objection -- >> do you want me to go ahead and answer the question. thank you for the question. what we're proposing is that we are allowed to have -- well, business 101, you don't plan a budget without having contingency funds or to try to have carry-over. and with a child/adult food care programs we aren't allowed to have carry-over. it's very difficult. is that enough of an answer for you? okay. thank you. >> thank you. mr. scott? >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. do any -- have any of the panelists -- any of the panelists aware of any successful farm to school programs where you work with local farmers to sell food to the local school system? >> i know that across the country we have a number of successful farm to school programs. and we work through the united states department of agriculture through the commodity program to direct farm to schools to our school district in dallas. but there's a number of them across the country. >> and are they helpful? should

here's brendan morrison in today's "caps face-off." . >> my name is brendan morrison, i wear number 9. my teammates call me mo. most memorable hockey moment would be winning the national championship at college, university of michigan. and also scoring my first nhl goal. i they we are talking like critically, like -- like erskine. ove is always bringing it. i get to keep the stanley cup for dashgs i would probably do several things with it. i would have the road hockey game with my buddies i guy up with, family and friends. i would also like to get away and have quiet time with it. i probably would bring it out on my boat with me. spend time with it out there in the water. bruce boudreau reminds me of santa claus. he is a jolly guy all the time. he is in a great mood. you can see him -- just kind of morph into santa at christmas time. >> quiet team with the cup. >> imagine that. if they win it, worked awful hard to get. >> it that cup has been all over the world. all right. now to another wrinkle to the story involving a virginia chiropractor who claimed he sold steroids to caps playe

morrison. morrison paints himself as anti- washington, anti-liberal, and a democrat by birth. >> i'm not happy with either political party. i'm an american first, an arkansan, i'm a member of several hunting clubs, a christian, a father. and then way down the list, i'm a democrat. >> reporter: morrison could get enough votes-- polls show about 10%-- to force a runoff in the primary between lincoln and halter. polls indicate either lincoln or halter will be in trouble this fall against whomever the republicans nominate. eight republicans are vying for their party's nomination on may 18. >> woodruff: and to the analysis of shields and brooks- syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. gentlemen, let's talk about arkansas. david, what does blanche lincoln's predictment say about democrat and republican races around the country in. >> well, it is a national, it is a couple of national trends here. one, the movements, like moveon.organize and the labor unions on t

our pleasure to be joined by the hurricanes' head coach jason morrison. as we see this team develop certainly the style offensively featuring a lot more base running aggressively, a lot more base stealing. talk about how this team is developing offensively, the style you are putting to the. >> i can't hear your question. i just heard the very end of that. well, i think, you know, you think we just took advantage of their mistakes, basically, and put on the trail after the tomorrow any john surgery last year. there is a good look at the hurricanes' pitching coach. former hurricane starting pitching coach make in your life. i remember when he came the pitching coach here at the university of miami it was the year he was really knocking on the door at triple-a, possibly making it to the big leagues d with the hurricanes in the mid 90s. left the program was the all time leader in wins with 43 in starts with 72. just like the guy he is monitoring right now, eric erickson. the guy who made an immediate impact as a freshman. gen lubanski fouls it off. he left in

morrison? >> good afternoon, mr. chairman and members of the committee. my name is carolyn morrison of the four, and a sponsor of the child and adult care program in oregon. stinky for this opportunity to join this afternoon to discuss a role of the child and adult care program plays in ensuring young children have access to good patrician and offer recommendations for the reauthorization. program improvements can also help reduce charnel to the overweight and obesity priority about which the first lady is passionate. every day across the country millions of low-income families rely on the healthy food their children receiving child care programs because of this usda program. we all know hundred stifles a child's health intellect, creativity, capacity to learn and to be at their best. this program resources support good nutrition and prevent childhood obesity by offering healthy to and teaching young children and their care givers about healthy lifestyles and meal patterns. as a middle class, w

morrison. >> thank you. i like to listen to mike builders. some people may can sitter me an elder produced a guide that i really admire was senator george mcgovern. last year he made a statement that he opposed card check. that he opposed card check. i would have been opposed that as well. senator mcgovern, if you like to know about his life, you can get the book. it is a great story. he served in the senate for about 30 years. when he got out of the senate, he went back to north dakota and one is to open a business. he said at that time that if he had had any idea abou the votes that he cast while he was in the senate and how they really impact small business, he would not have done half of them. that is my point. a lot of the people in washington are out of touch with main street and the folks here. that is a good example. >> thank you. our next question is from christopher smith. senator lincoln will be first. >> what kind of judicial nominees to the supreme court would you support with your vote? would you consider a judicial activist or

morrison who could play a spoiler role here if no candidate approves 50% of the primary vote on may 18. the top two vote-getters would be forced in a runoff on june 8. >> all right. funny stuff there. a new challenge for one candidate hoping to fill president obama's old senate seat. federal regulators shut down a bank owned by the family of illinois treasurer alexi giannoulias. the federal deposit insurance corporation saying broadway bank was one of seven illinois banks that failed. and giannoulias worked at the bank as a senior loan officer until he was elected state treasurer four years ago. hours after they shuttered the family bank, giannoulias says the campaign goes forward with a renewed determination. iraq experiences its deadliest attack this year. while south korea raises a sunken naval ship out of the sea, just two stops as we go around the world in 80 seconds. iraq, a scene all too familiar. as baghdad mourns 69 people killed in the country's deadliest attacks this year. officials, quick to blame sunni-led insurgent groups. after the coordinated bombing targeted many shiit

morrison. >> thank you. i like to listen to mike builders.some people may can sitter me an elder produced a guide that i really admire was senator george mcgovern. last year he made a statement that he opposed card check. i would have been opposed to that as well. senator mcgovern, if you like to know about his life, you can get the book. it is a great story. he served in the senate for about 30 years. when he got out of the senate, he went back to north dakota and one is to open a business. he said at that time that if he had had any idea abou the votes that he cast while he was in the senate and how they really impact small business, he would not have done half of them. that is my point. a lot of the people in washington are out of touch with main street and the folks here. that is a good example. >> thank you. our next question is from christopher smith. senator lincoln will be first. >> what kind of judicial nominees to the supreme court would you support with your vote? would you consider a judicial activist or a very progressive nominee

there is coach morrison coming out, jason. he is not going to take any chances. out his closer and let the game lay out in his hand. >> jason: so just one batter faced. and a good job. robinson does it. a left-hander. and miami handed off to its closer. and he comes into the ballgame with a tied score. 6-6. a runner at 2nd base. now two out. shane kroker will be the first batter faced by david gutierrez, number 47. the right-handed closer for the game. a guy with a lot of experience but has struggled this season to the e.r.a. at 6.57. five saves. the only hurricane approximate pitcher with saves who was named this year with the walk number a little high. eleven strike outs. hitting .280 against gutierrez. >> wicho: definitely not the numbers you want from your closer. gutierrez a guy who has been around. younger brother of karl gout res which was an all-american closer at the university of miami. he has great stuff. i have always said as a closer it's a little difficult if you have one or two bat outings as a closer your numbers get hammered. i think that's the c

morrison? >> good afternoon. my name is carolyn morrison. i am a sponsor of the usda child and adult good care program in oregon. thank you for the opportunity to discuss the key role in child -- in insuring young children have access to good nutrition and to recommend reauthorization. program improvement can help produce childhood obesity, a priority about which our first lady is passionate. every day, billions of young income families require on the healthy food their children receive in the child programs because of this program. under stifles a child's health, creativity, capacity to learn and to be at their best. this program supports good nutrition and prince childhood obesity by offering healthy food and teaches young children and their care givers about healthy lifestyles and real patterns. as a middle-class mom who decided to be a child care provider, i learned first hand from my exposure to the children who were in my care. i will never forget the four year-old boy who wondered why co

he went straight to morrison's. >> not allowed in? >> glad to be let in.fter they backed corey plans for national insurance cuts. -- tory plans for national insurance cut. he met staff and the canteen. but shoppers were not impressed . >> will you vote for him? >> i will not. no. the -- he has done that terrible things for education. >> will you be voting for mr. brown? >> yes. >> will you vote labour? have you voted for it before? >> no. >> a rise in the pension. our poor tax has gone up. when you are on an ordinary pension, no. >> in 2005, gillingham saw the famous scene where tony blair was lovely debbie and -- lovey dovey. no such goodies this time as prime minister brown visited by family at home. "newsnight" ordered our own ice cream man is dead. -- van instead. one for gordon, please. this chimes about coming from a middle-class family. it is a nice middle-class the state. tony blair taught the labour party that it can only win a general election with a significant number of middle- class vote. >> i do not think there is a lot to choose between them

and, again what he does, he reads out of existence "lopez" and "morrison" which is '95 5 and 2000 where the courts say there have to be meaningful limitations. >> woodruff: so clearly this comes down to case law, precedent, interpretation of the commerce clause. let me ask you both quickly about the other argument you make, david rifkin, and that is it's unconstitutional to require states to set up these insurance exchanges for people who don't have insurance. can you briefly explain to us why? >> there's a whole line of cases that is basically rooted in the 10th amendment that talks about states, again, retaining viable independent authority. it's called "new york v. united states." the case is called "prince" where you can not cooperate states. you can not commandeer-- which is a tomorrow of art-- state officials to perform tasks for the federal government. that's a very well established line of cases. aside from insurance exchange this is statute would compel florida and other states to spend billions of dollars of their limited resources, taking them away from environmental protecti

ashley morrison is here in new good morning to you. clients 1.5%, hong kong hang sang about a percent higher. wall street gets the weekly jobless claim numbers and a new report on construction spending. wednesday stocks fell. after a surprise drop in private sector jobs. the dow nearly 51 points while the major auto companies report monthly sales numbers today. analysts betting most companies will post gains. we heard from toyota at new york's auto show. a top executive said incentives pushed sales 40% higher in march. >>> amazon bracing for the ipad. the retailers struck new e book pricing deals with two major publish is days before apple's launch of the new tablet computer expected to take business away from kindle. dema apple already made similar deals. home buyer tax credit expires at the end of april sparked a rush in mortgage applications last week. industry reports says home loan applications rose 7%. largest number of applications since october 2009. and this is census day the government hopes you will return the forms. there a

stocks in asia ended this week with more gains and ashley morrison is here in new york with that and whole lot more. ashley, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, michelle. well, the hang seng added more than 1% this morning and the nikkei finished up nearly half a percent. on wall street, a positive retail sales report helped keep stocks on the upside thursday despite worse than expected jobless claim numbers. the dow added 29 points, while the nasdaq gained 5. >>> according to data from the new york fed, several major banks have been hiding the risks by underreporting their debt. the "wall street journal" says 18 banks, including goldman sachs, jpmorgan chase and bank of america, temporarily lowered their debt just before reporting it to the public presumably in an effort to help keep their stock price. >>> apple's upgrade for the iphone and ipad will be available this summer. the new program will allow users to run more than one program at a time. the company did not confirm any plans to make the iphone available through verizon or other mobile carriers. >>> and competit

. >> he went straight to morrison's. >> join today by partners, he met staff in the canteen, but downstairsshoppers were less impressed. >> will you be boarding for his to make certain not. >> wind not? >> because i will not. they have done terrible things for the education spend what about you, would you be voting for mr. brown? >> yes. >> will you be voting labour? >> no. >> have you voted for labor before? >> i have not voted at all. >> our taxes have gone up. it's all right when you're up, when you're ordinary, no. >> in 2005, they saw the famous scene where tony blair was all lovey-dovey. no such duties this time as mr. brown visited a labor family at home. >> so "newsnight" ordered our own ice cream van instead. >> that one is for me, and one for gordon, please. >> gordon brown said this many of a coming from a middle-class family, it is a nice middle-class a state here. and tony blair possibly reported that these days it can only win a general election with a significant number of middle-class votes. >> i don't think there's a lot to choose between them. >> did you use to vote labour

morrison that was interesting, we did this on the va committee where we budget now for two years. can purchase over a two-year period of time that makes good sense. if you can use best practices like that. and any comments that any of you have about what i've said, ms. marsh, yes, ms. saluja? >> if i could begin at the birth piece. i really appreciate that and i congratulate you on your practice. it's a very common misconception that people hold, well, yeah, you want to breast-feed but you're going back to work. the reality is that that -- there again, working women, women of color, low-incomed promises are disproportionately affected by that. and it is seen as a hindrance. it really isn't. again wic comes into play there. we have money for breast pumps. the wic -- and i speak personally from my own experience. the last 10 years we have been putting pumps out in work sites. we have a legislation in 36 states, i believe, it's in my testimony, i may have the number wrong, that actually provide lactation accommodation at the work site. and in los angeles, i am so proud to tell you we

. >> to quote jim morrison "i've been down so long it looks like up to me." >> reporter: it's not often you hear an economist quote the doors. the unemployment rate is expected to fall, but slowly. the government estimates that even by 2012 it will still average nearly 8.5%. katie? >> couric: i hate to put a damper on this good news, anthony, but i understand the number of people who have been out of work six months or longer continues to climb. >> it does. it's now 6.5 million people, katie. that's a record and it's virtually double what it was a year ago. that's especially worrisome because we know longer a person stays out of work the harder it is to find a job again. that's a big challenge for this economy. >> couric: anthony, thanks so much. 2012 is the year president obama hopes to be rehired. if so, he has some work to do. a cbs news poll out tonight finds his job approval rating has fall on the an all-time low of 44%. now, that's down five points since congress passed health care reform last week. and 24 points from his all-time high of 68% just a year ago. chip reid is our chie

and bench players have been a huge part of this and you can go to a boy gordon and schultz and a morrisone loses sleep. >> that is one of the things i don't think our team gets credit for and we have -- on this team where they can step up and score goals and the reason why they success civil because, you know, they play our -- and the system to a tea and when they get opportunities, they go to the net and create the goals and so we need more of that from them and coming on tonight. >> good luck tonight, you going to win? >> we're going to win and get the job done. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> and mike green one of the top defensemen in the league. the redskins made big news. trent williams, the top pick and taking yesterday, fourth overall from oklahoma and at the park, getting out of the limo. lindsay murphy there was and we'll have a one-on-one with the newest washington redbusiness is and that is coming up later on. we're getting ready for game 5 where the caps can clench the series and why of they win, they will play the philadelphia flyers and that series won't star

they will find out that jim morrison was a poeest and artist.bbery wrote "light my fire" that the band is composed of four artists and four musicians and that jim was a great poet. that's what they will find out and he lived a treasure life. >> reporter: anita vogel, fox news. >>> the news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> fireworks on the waterfront tonight, all part of this year's cheery blossom -- cherry blossom. thanks for staying with us. the fireworks capped off the day but that was not the only highlight. we're along the tidal basin to explain. here's matt. [ cheers ] >> reporter: a spectacular day at the tidal basin, the pink

jim morrison reports. >> reporter: kimberly, 12 years old saw her mother standing in the living roomn clark street in boyise, idaho. behind the door her stepfather was in a stupor from the very pills she asked her to buy. she now said, i'm ready. >> she told me to go in the bedroom, which i didn't like, because we weren't allowed in there. she had been in there prior checking on him at whatnot and at some point put him on a sheet. i really didn't know exactly how she was going to do it until i walked in and saw the gun at the end of the bed. she went over and turned up the stereo really loud. she said it would cover the noise. first she asked me to pull the trigger. >> she gave you the gun. >> no, no, she was holding it. >> she was holding the gun, pointed at him. >> right. >> where? >> in his chest. >> she said help me pull the trigger. >> and i basically refused to do it. and i started screaming at her, what do you want? what do you want from me? what do you want me to do? she said just cover my ears. so i put my hands on either side of her and i closed my eyes really tight, and sh

brendan morrison, laich's shot is stopped. 3-0 shall caps. great night for fehr. after the caps' scoring binge they decided to make a goalie change. price is in. didn't really matter, though. nick backstrom behind the net gets it out to ove as he is falling down, only shot of the night is a goal. 5-1 the final. caps lead the series 2-1. lipped say has more from montreal. one of the unsung heroes. >> reporter: one of things we talked about this season is the depth the capitals have. because of that, some players that are used to playing all the time find themselves as a scratch. that was the case in game two for center boyd gordon. when he got the call and n game three, he made the most of his opportunity. gordon, who had been frustrated, scored the first short-handed goal for the capitals. it launched a firestorm. i was exactly what the team needed. boyd gordon was this spark and scored short-handed a minute and six seconds into the second period. gordon took that pass from tom poety and made good. converting his first ever playoff goal. it was a much needed lift

the incumbent is being challenged by the lieutenant governor bill halter and businessman d c morrison. the primary is may 18. the debate comes courtesy of abc7 in little rock. it's watch it live at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span and c- span.org. british parliamentary elections are may 6, and for the first time, the leaders of the largest political parties are facing off in television debates. this week is the second of three. the topic is international affairs. gordon brown and david cameron and nick clegg are all vying to be prime minister. see that sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> the c-span, are a public affairs content is available on television, radio, and on line. and you can also connect with those on twitter, facebook and youtube, and sign up for scheduled alert e-mails @ c- span.org. >> this year studentcam competition as a middle school and high-school students to make a five minute video dealing with what our country's strengths or a challenge the country is facing. here is one of our second place winners. ♪ >> this is margaret. she is your average american senior citizen.

morrison -- daniel coats. >> thank you for hosting this event. we do take a solemn oath.one of us will take that oath to uphold the conversation -- uphold the constitution. you have to listen to what they have to say. had this president done that he would not have advanced is spending agenda on the american people. i also believe it is important for a representative to state to the people he represents -- to state their basic convictions. sometimes the popular mood moves populist -- say they want to legalize drugs. if it goes against your convictions you have to say this is not what i believe. they have the opportunity to vote you out of office, but it is important to let people know your fundamental convictions. >> joan could not join us tonight, so she recorded her question for the candidates. >> i am from indianapolis. i would like to know what do you propose to do about the lack of bipartisanship in washington? >> as we rotate the order, we began with richard behney. >> great question. it depends on what you talk about bipartisanship. right now there is this idea of c

. >> third candidate is dc morrison drew the biggest laughs.is enjoying all of the negative ads and if he had the money he would run them, too. >> james, before you join us. work on the rue big puey. thos what they say before the big razzor back . >> that's what i ate for dinner. >> where are you by the way? >> he's on the bayou. >> we are in downtown rock. let's not deceive the viewers. i am 10 yards away from you. it is a green screen. >> he is one of the funniest people. >> we'll put him to the test later. >> what else is going on. >> headlines for you. >> a passenger shouting, i will blow up this plane and take you all with me. that's what happened on board of a delta airline's flight from los angeles to tampa bay and was averted with new mexico. he tried to open the main cabin door and making threats of blowing up the plane. he is under arrest for obstruction of a aircraft. >> kevin kennedy was among the group that took him down. he was going so crazy. the f.b.i. doesn't believe this incident is related to terrorism. the detention hearing

there's a few others and ah tuesday it must be morrisons.e has quite a lot of campaigns where he shakes a lot of hands. goes through talks through the aisles and always goes and talks to the staff. we've done quite a lot of events like that. the one thing we have picked up in particular is he's very keen on talking to apprentices. so these are sort of junior members of staff who have taken on in whatever capacity it could be. the supermarket, it could be with an engineering company and plummers and electricians and we have a slightly running joke. it's wednesday he must be be talking to the apprentices and it ties in with their manifesto and their economy. it's about saying the economy is in a bad way in this country but we've made things better and stick with us because we will continue to make things better. if you stick with the conservatives it will get worse. it's securing the recovery and this is why they're always talking to younger members of staff, younger people like we see at this event here in west london and talking to apprentic

chief justice morrison wade recommended william wood. he had an additional opportunity to nominate a justice only two months before leaving office. stanley matthews at also been supported by his close friend, justice wade, whose seat he would fill. the successor, the ill-fitted jeans are killed, would renominate -- be ill- -- the ill-fated james garfield, would renominate him. they supported horace gray. the president also recommended melville fuller. he had actually recommended an illinois attorney for the post, but he declined the offer. the chief justiceship went to fuller, whom the press labeled the most obscure man ever nominated for that exalted position. when justice matthews die, president harrison took nine months to compile a long list of possible nominees before narrowing it down to two. he chose to friends with similar credentials, degrees from yale, and service on state and federal courts. they referred to each other as president herring -- they referred each other at. but justice miller fell victim to a stroke. harrison had

it must be morrison's." i feel we have done quite a lot of things like that. the one thing we have picked up on in particular is very keen according to apprentices. these are sort of junior members of the staff. it could be plumbers, electricians, and there is a slightly running joke that, "ah, it is wednesday. he must be talking to apprentices." it is about saying the economy is in a bad way, but we have made things better, so stick with us, because we have made things better. it is securing the recovery, talking to young burt members of staff and others. the polling suggests that the televised debates -- if that is true, that can only be good things. we have quite a few events, where there are young people in the audience. they would attack the audience, 18, 19, voting for the first time on may 6. they are not nearly old enough to vote. by the time we get to the next general election, they will vote for labour. i think there is still some polling to be done in terms of which way the people will vote in this election. the speech gordon brown just gave, labour

chief justice morrison wade recommended william wood. he had an additional opportunity to nominate a justice only two months before leaving office. stanley matthews at also been supported by his close friend, justice wade, whose seat he would fill. the successor, the ill-fitted jeans are killed, would renominate -- be ill- -- the ill-fated james garfield, would renominate him. they supported horace gray. the president also recommended melville fuller. he had actually recommended an illinois attorney for the post, but he declined the offer. the chief justiceship went to fuller, whom the press labeled the most obscure man ever nominated for that exalted position. when justice matthews die, president harrison took nine months to compile a long list of possible nominees before narrowing it down to two. he chose to friends with similar credentials, degrees from yale, and service on state and federal courts. they referred to each other as president herring -- they referred each other at. but justice miller fell victim to a stroke. harrison had