mr. stephens is one of 17 lawmakers targeted by the tea

mr. stephens is one of 17 lawmakers targeted by the tea party group. the peach tea party commission said that their priority is banning or rolling back access to abortion even in cases of rape or incest. they say that is at the top of their agenda. any candidate that is not right on the social issues disqualifies himself for public office. so, in this election year with the republican party prioritizing abortion and contraception and social issues generally we have seen the likely republican presidential nominee, mitt romney, go from having the support of 44% of women under the able of 50, nearly half of them to 30%. he's down to less than third of women under the age of 50 supporting imhim. mitt romney trailed by a handful of points and now mr. obama is doubling him in that group. this huge falloff in women voters has president obama polling ahead of romney for the first time in 12 swing states. that national dynamic. that national falling away from the republican party of women voters is a product not just of the presidential race but of what is happ

mr. manatee. >> stephen: he is the one on the left. joanne is on the right. >> the manatee is part of our family, i guess, because he's always here. >> stephen: an he's always dressed in costumes to match the seasons. so imagine her horror when a week before christmas 2001, mr. manatee was violated. >> when i went out the door, i am going to get the paper and all of a sudden it hits you, santa suit is begun. >> stephen: gone, mr. manatee was stripped. naked. joanne later received the crumbled santa suit, along with his handwritten note, exactly the kind of clue that could break this case wide open. >> it reads, "to the heckmans from the grinch" >> stephen: handwriting analyst roger rubin. at first he thought the note was a deadend. >> it is so stylized and so artificial that it is virtually impossible to see the nature of the person who wrote it. >> stephen: dammit, roger, give me something to work with. >> the manatee mute late certificate a highly trained, very intelligent person as well. and clearly with criminal intent. >> stephen:

mr. stephen barkley. have also perform a lot of work with the united states air force at one of them strategic air force bases in the world. i have seen raptors and bombers up close, the president's air force one, and others. the oracle racing fleet rivals of them all. there is so much more to be said about this new frontier in sailing than what we are talking about. the america's cup is a new challenge for the minds of children and young adults. not only to think creatively but to engineer marvelously. i know that the board has had wide sweeping concerns about land deals and local hiring and widespread economic impact, but it sounds to me that most of those issues have been resolved. as far as spreading economic impact across the various disadvantaged areas of the city away from the waterfront, that is what this event needs to focus on inclusion as opposed to just providing access to racing. inclusion will enable more people to reach the favorable pockets of the city and enjoy them outside of the race ti

mr. stephen lord is director for homeland security at the u.s. government accountability office, our wing, if you will. and rear admiral zukunft. an assistant commandant for marine safety and stewardship and i might mention without a doubt the best jewel ever give on the homeland security in my opinion and in the ranking member's opinion. pursuant to the rules of this committee, would you all please rise to take the oath? raise your right hands. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? let the record indicate -- please have a seat -- all witnesses answered in the affirmative. now, my predecessor, whose face and portrait is up there, mr. towns, began a tradition of explaining the obvious. but he did it every time, and i appreciated it. your entire opening statements will be placed in the record. in front of you, you have a countdown clock. and like so many things that you look at, you say, does it really matter? the answer is please summarize if you run ou

>> not in this economy. ( applause ). >> stephen: well said. mrs. obama, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you. >> stephen: it's an honor to have you. >> thank you so much. >> stephen: first lady michelle obama. we'll be right back. thank you. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody.

wreck and if someone comes they run up and.... >> stephen: shoot them. >> they could do that. >> stephen: mr. ballard, thank you so much for joining me. mr. ballard, "save the title nick" with robert ballard (cheers and applause) >> stephen:'s it for the captioning sponsored by comedy central - hey. could i get your lucretia mott on this? - what is this? - budget approval for travel and hotels for the moms. - the moms? what moms? - the staff moms that are gonna be on the mother's day show that nbc is making us do after their ill-fated decision to re-air the pilot of bitch hunter.

>> not in this economy. ( applause ). >> stephen: well said. mrs. thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you. >> stephen: it's an honor to have you. >> thank you so much. >> stephen: first lady michelle obama. we'll be right back. thank you. ♪ [ lil wayne ] ladies and gentlemen if you got anything from me. it's to find your thing and do you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ because we all know it's not what you do ♪ it's how you do. ♪ and this is how we do. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: that's it for the report, everybody. good night.

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stephen: i doubt it. (laughter) give me a scenario mr. amoral man? >> okay. >> stephen: what's the scenario that i could not inject the free market into. >> suppose you were sentenced to jail in california and you didn't like the standard jail cell. you can buy a prison cell upgrade for $82. do you think that's a good idea? >> stephen: yes. >> you would go for that? >> stephen: yes, because i've done some stuff in california that i hope they never found out about. what's wrong with that? that's paying society back. that's paying your debt to society with cash. that incentivizes people to save some of their getaway money and give it to the justices. what else? what's the next one? >> immigration. if you've got a lot of money you're more likely to be allowed to stay in the united states. >> actually, if a foreigner invests $500,000 and creates ten american jobs it comes with a green card. >> stephen: so you already know i won the argument. why are you... you gave me these things you know you're going to lose on. if someone is investing in houses then th

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. >> stephen: ♪ eliminate the negative latch on to the affirmative ♪ >> ♪ don't mess with mr.n ♪ ♪ and have faith or pandemonium ♪ liable to walk upon the scene to illustrate ♪ the last remark noah in the, a ♪ what did they do just when everything looked so dark ♪ what did they do oh, man, they had to ♪ accentuate the positive and eliminate the negative ♪ and latch on to the affirmative ♪ don't mess with mr. in between no ♪ don't mess with mr. in between ♪ >> bravo. >> stephen: [ children laughing, simple tune on piano ] be inspired. take a break. have some fun. learn and make. what's your nook? nook tablet. get it at your neighborhood barnes and noble. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. nation, the u.s. dollar remains the global currency standard. you can use it all over the world from buying sushi in tokyo to prostitutes in cartagena. [laughter] there are no challengers to america's currency domination. until now. >> since iceland's unanimous, collapse in 2008, there have been a lot of discussions about whether the country should stick with the icelandic

mr. in between ♪ >> bravo. >> stephen: question... probe, prod, and look. build your dream.k? nook tablet. get it at your neighborhood barnes and noble. i'm a writer. i'm a teacher. i'm a poet. so we're writing a whole bunch of different poems at the same time. when i see somebody's handwriting i have an immediate connection to who that person is. pass! any new technology introduces new forms of expression... this is so cool. ...and that moment of connection is really powerful. ...that's all he's really pleased about. the revolutionary galaxy note... ...from samsung. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thank you so much. nation, the u.s. dollar remains the global currency standard. you can use it all over the world from buying sushi in tokyo to prostitutes in cartagena. [laughter] there are no challengers to america's currency domination. until now. >> since iceland's unanimous, collapse in 2008, there have been a lot of discussions about whether the country should stick with the icelandic krona or adopt another country's currency. iceland is considering documenting the can

mr. stephen moore, i am calling because i just heard him say that the rise in budget plan was courageous and gutsy -- arion budget plan -- the paul ryan budget plan was courageous and gutsy. it does not contemplate balancing the budget until the year 2014. that will not obviously -- 2040. between now and 2040 we will run deficits every year. my congressman voted for the paul ryan budget plan. he has almost guaranteed that every year or so he will have to raise the national debt ceiling. now, how can you call that betsy and courageous when it will do nothing to get power over spending under control for the next 30 years? guest: it is a fair point. on the one hand, president obama has put us in such an incredible fiscal hole. it is incredible how far our country has stumbled because of these backward policies with stimulus plans that could not create jobs and cost the unemployment rate to rise, not fall. it will take a lot of time to get out of this. if you look at dynamic scoring. paul ryan fixes the tax code as well. if in the to the growth aspects, it will not take 40 years -- if you lo

mr. cameron. thank you so much for coming on. >> how are you doing. >> stephen: i'm in a quandary. i'm a big fan. we can shake hands again if you want, a lot of people don't want to let go of me. i understand the feeling. >> yeah. >> stephen: you're one of these hollywood elite, okay. poisoning the minds of our children with your escapist fantasy movies. >> yeah. >> stephen: okay. case in point, titanic, did you see that titanic movie? (cheers and applause) >> stephen: all right. couple people saw that, you made a chunk of change. now that movie i think has got a terrible message for our kids. that young women of means and breeding should go off with just some tramp they meet. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: you realize that that is the message of that movie. >> yeah, yeah is. >> stephen: yeah. >> think how much the film could have made if we had done it right. >> stephen: right, exactly. if you had focus grouped that movie and jack had lived, you could have turned some coin. >> yeah. >> stephen: have you thought about a sequel, a sequel where rose doesn't-- the ocean for his body. >> w

mr. chairman, on the advice of my counsel i respectfully decline to answer based upon my fifth amendment constitutional privilege. >> stephen: that's right. he wouldn't answer any questions. if issa wants to get anything out of him he'll have to pay $3,200 for a mind reader. (cheers and applause) so the question is what is jeff neely hiding because in this picture it's not much. who is he protecting? who's really responsible? >> it happened under president obama's watch. >> that blame has to go right to the president. he's the guy in charge. he's the c.e.o. and his department heads are out there throwing out money away. you should put the responsibility where it lies. >> stephen: yes! the president is responsible for anything the government does while he's in office! i waited 17 minutes at the post office today and there was an empty window there the whole time. where was obama? (laughter) but, folks, that tub goes deeper. notice that there are two wine glasses in that photo. (audience reacts) who was the other one for? and come to think of it, who took the photo? someone else had to be in that bathroom and when you elimina

mr. hersh. the book is "we're losing our minds" by richard hersh. we'll be right back. thank you so much. >> stephen's it for "the report," everybody. captioning sponsored by comedy central

mr. stonton. president chiu: is there any more business in front of this body? >> that concludes our business for today. president chiu: lies and gentlemen, we are a journey. -- ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> when stephen de staebler died, he was working on one of the biggest shows of his career, matter and spirit. it is a retrospective look at the many faces and faces of the life of an innovative artist from the california clay movement. stephen de staebler's developed in an area dominated by abstract expression. even his peers saw his form. >> he was able to find a middle ground in which he balanced the ideas of human figuration and representation with abstraction and found it even more meaningful to negotiate that duality. >> another challenge was to create art from a meeting that was typically viewed as kraft material. his transforming moment was an accident in the studio. an oversized vertical sculpture began to collapse under its own weight and spread onto the floor. he sought a new tradition before him, landscape sculpture. >> you feel this extended human form underneath the surface of the earth struggling to emerge. eventually, it does. it articulates his idea that the earth is like flesh, and

stephen's liberty, equality and fraternity. it is a good introduction i believe to judge prisoners approach to thinking about big issues that are the code, but more than the code. this evening mr. truro and judge pozen are going to talk about books, authors, libraries and their speed in the digital age. obviously the issues involved are important to us here at the newberry and we think they should be important to everyone. let me provide a little context for the discussion that is going to ensue but according to recent seemingly contrasting comments by people who have connections with the newberry. one comes from robert h. jackson, a trustee of ours and a noted cleveland collector who introduced with these words and important conference at hard times of the country's most important biblical access i.d. to grow your club of new york. today, books space of four horsemen of the print media apocalypse, computer, video, the internet and the iphone. history is changing books and it is something for us to worry about, unquote. another is what is and anthony grafton, recipient of the newberry award wrote this wonderful little book, kodak's increase this. sit in your local coffee shop

stephen harper was here in the u.s. this week for the north american leaders summit. after meeting with president obama and mexican president calderÓn. mr harper took part in a q&a session at the woodrow wilson center where he discussed a range of topics regarding u.s.-canada relations, energy supplies and exports, immigration and trade expansion. this is about an hour. >> we welcome you all to the ronald reagan building. for those of you that are not in the area, welcome to d.c. during the most beatable time of the year, cherry blossom season. i hope you have had a chance to look around while you are in town. the reagan building is a special project of the u.s. general services administration. again, my name is andrew and on the trade director here. i'd like to welcome the right honorable stephen harper, the prime minister of canada. ambassador, honored guest, members of the diplomatic development and business communities here today. i'd also like to welcome and thank the host of today's program, the woodrow wilson center for international scholars. the reagan building is a mixed-use facility. along with her special events and hospital