norris died four years before i was born, and so i heard the name, and norris -- what i remembered my mom saying, he preached long messages. my grandmother used to say he would pack a lunch when he was preaching because he would preach two-hour sermons. one day in a chance encounter with somebody, i told somebody where i went to church, and even though these things happened long before, this guy said i'd never go to that church because that's where that astor was that killed that guy. so i asked my mother and others and heard the story, and they didn't really know the story completely because it happened so men decades before and nobody talked about it. yeah, that was dr. norris and he had other fight with somebody back in the '20s and he killed a guy. that's how i heard about it the first time as a teenager. then when i went to conditional, i studied baptist history and came across his name as most will when they study those things in depth, and developed an interest in it. and along the way i had a file folder and would put little articles and eventually got more things. the interne

frank norris in 1927. considered one of the leading fundamentalist voices of his time, reverend norris preached at the first baptist church of fort worth, texas. on july 17, 1926, he shot and killed an unarmed man in his church office. david stokes reports on the ensuing trial that engaged the nation. this is about 40 minutes. >> back in july 1926, 85 years ago this month, this country was celebrating its sesquicentennial, our 150th national birthday. here in texas i imagine it was quite a big deal. but in fort worth, texas, just to waste on here, the festivities were overshadowed somewhat by a local battle, what that include political, religious, business and civic leaders. the catalyst of this battle was a preacher. the issues republican personal, and citizens found themselves polarized. some talk about conspiracies, others about troublemakers. on july 17, 1926, it all came to every successful businessman, someone well connected to the movers and shakers of the town, went to pay a visit on a local pastor

frank norris. one of the last things that brian did was write a handwritten note thanking him for his help and encouragement and then norris open fat hand written after he got the news he had died and printed in his newspaper at that time had 50,000 subscribers. and using his way to link himself with his goal was the heir to william jennings bryan and the leader of fundamentalist or what we call conservative christians at the time. and then getting into a battle with local city leaders and four were the always fights about something. first baptist church atoned a tremendous part of the list the entire downtown block of four or is. above for the buildings they weren't using a rented them out. j.c. penney day rented space from first baptist church however was not paying taxes on those properties strictly for incomer business purposes brass a result, norris was taxed as rather churches at the time and j. frank norris resisted this and vowed to fight for two he got into a heated battle with the city le

chuck norris who always wants to stick his nose into politics has written an op ed basically warning about the dangers of an un arms trade treaty that's coming out that he basically says the u.n. is going to be able to come in your home and steal all your guns and hide your why do all that. and at least you know people actually called him out and pointed out that this is ridiculous please nobody listen to chuck norris is completely wrong here but it's weird chuck norris is usually right when when a nurse is always right ok i might as well you're right here is the reason or you are in danger of being hurt right here right now well especially when it comes to international gun laws and u.n. treaties usually if i get all put into a conniption trying to figure out what the hell is going on chuck norris is the first person i go to for the answer is the fact that he got this wrong but i don't know where i get a home going to live how he's going to teach me who's going to guide me through fat america now if chuck norris is you know what's happening you know i think we should probably trust

ja-norris hayes found that out when he was attacked by an inmate wielding a sock full of batteries.gregation for going beyond defending himself to pummeling the other inmate. today hayes is in for a rare pleasant surprise. every once in a while jail social workers, in cooperation with a local charity, pass out small gift bags of toiletries and gift bags to the inmates. >> what did you get? snicker bar, looks like some shampoo, breakfast drink, kool-aid, cookies and a deodorant. wow, nice package. they take care of you. they're not bad people. you don't get sweets in here. i can't wait to take a bite of my snickers. >> like all segregation inmates, hayes is handcuffs during his recreation time outside the cell. the restraint is supposed to prevent inmates from fighting, but in this case it's a hindrance to his ability to enjoy his snack. >> this is awesome. i feel like cookie monster. >> the day also brings one of the few measures in krystal o'reilly's life, a visit with her mother and son. but this pleasure has a bittersweet side. o'reilly is currently awaiting trial for allegedly r

. >> dana norris has been a red cross volunteer for a decade. is trying to be prepared for anything. first aid supplies. red cross clothing. pads of paper. we go into a field where there is a disaster, the disaster could be occurring, we have to know how to take care of ourselves and other people. norris has been told the size of the hurricane and it's path along the east coast could be devastating. once to ground they will try to offer what aid they can. we triage people, treat whatever their aches and hurts, we can do some splinting. we call 911 if it's available and get the proper facilities set up for people to go. most of the time people need a hug or a kind word and say, we're going to get through this tomorrow. everybody has hard times. >> stay with kron4 for our continuing coverage of hurricane irene. we'll have the up breaks. >>> here locally we have better weather. mild to warm weather out there today. it will get hotter into the weekend. low 90s for the inland valley today with 70s and 80s for the bayshore. as we head into tomorrow mo

whenthe moisture to te norris and there is a chance of thunderstorms.arm start to the day in the south bay area are as we take it to the maureen temperatures will be in the '60s and '70s the orange is the '80s. this is a look of hereafter known high's mai. whe in the north pay we are alarming to the '70s and '80s this is a look of your seven day forecast saturday and sunday temperatures will be all little bit warmer. >> we are looking at slow traffic when at interstate 580 in the westbound direction and at toll plaza we are not tracking any hotspots where are watching slower traffic. we have the back up west bound drive up time is 16 minutes. we have been incident free on the upper deck. the golden gate bridge is in the fog of but no problems on all southbound 1 all one now with more from the news room >> the governor for north carolina is giving up dates on the evacuation and the hurricane let's listen in. i will give you an update in a few minutes >> san jose police department has a new low chief record road team is a 25 veteran out of the department

norris has been made a third victim was beaten up in about from a 26 year-old man hospitalized in serious condition it was knocked unconscious during the game it is unrelated to the other incidents. >> good morning mean you saw some of that self on video this fight was not captured on any video and police are looking for your help, when it happened during the game at candlestick park in an upstairs bathroom they beat the man unconscious they need the public's help define the suspect this is the assessment information that has been passed along. he has long hair in it was pulled back in a pawning tell been if he sought anything that night they would appreciate a phone call they want get the suspect of the street. >> time now 6:05 a.m. things are changing the are looking a lot different than today during >> why a lot cloud cover over the beg wabay. what is headlines which temperatures today by noon today we will see a mix of the '50s and '60s when by three in the afternoon we will have the '80s. the tomorrow we're expecting the nine leesburg this is a look of your seven day forecast. a quic

bud norris, 96 on the gun. ten strikeouts, the kid had a one-hitter through six.e seven, trouble. aubrey huff coming through. ties it at 1. johnson cakes a here on a sac fly, but mark derosa, the big hit. scores torres, derosa comes into second, slide past the bag, called out. on the replay he was safe. bruce bochy, unhappy with the call, gets tossed. giant goes down 4-3, with arizona's win, they're now four games back in the national league west. >> little league world series final. defending champion japan facing huntington beach, california. both teams playing a little tug of war before hand. california down 1-0. not anymore. danner, fine piece of hitting. opposite field solo homer. ties up. until the sixth. prado, paces loaded. the hit of his young life. a walkoff two-out single, and california out of huntington beach with the little league world series. what a thrill for these young kids. 2-1 that final. >> i'm sure the 49ers got a tongue lashing from coach harbaugh today after watching the tape of yesterday's game against the texans. biggest problem was the

also chuck norris you worked with on "walker texas ranger."imagine he is? >> dude, chuck norris will kick your ass. >> jimmy: why would he do that to me? i've done nothing to him. >> the guy -- when we were working, because, you know, he's an older guy and all theseseoung stuntmen were working with him and when he came in to do the scene where he had to flip and kick and hurt people, man, he flipped and hurt these guys. they were like pretzels when he was messing with them. and then we were sitting at a bar, hanging out. and i was with this dude and he was, you were chuck and he says, hey, chuck, if bruce lee were alive, who would win a fight? and i was like, what, are you nuts, he'll kill you. and he just basically said, well, bruce was good for what he was good for. and at the time, i wasaswo-time world champion so, you know, take your pick. because he is a bad ass. >> jimmy: he thinks he would beat bruce lee? >> he didn't'tay it, but they never r re in the same ring, so you can't -- it's like, you know -- >> jimmy: who would beat spike lee

to us released the booking photo of norris bernard, he is accused of being the gunman. >>> funeral services were held for carlos nava today. as rob roth reports, desantis was punctured with a familiar call to end the violence. >> reporter: more into a new family, friends, and strangers, came to say goodbye to the little boy whose death many hope will be a lightning rod for change be today carlos his father spoke publicly for the first time got my speaking through a translator. carlos was killed by a stray bullet eight days ago on international boulevard. was with his family sitting in his toy car. >> is not words to describe that. >> reporter: the mother called for an end to violence. >> there's nothing anybody can say, there's nothing anybody can do to keep his family feel better. not being. >> reporter: as the councilman says that he is to act must be a call to action. >> we have tonight is call two days, we have to ask the police to do their jobs. >> i am thankful for what you guys did for the community. >> reporter: local businesses held a car wash with the family says race more than $2

john franklin norris, well known as j. frank norris.he texas tornado to many in for worth as that man. the story of what happened, for the following six months so his likely one of the most famous stories have never heard. if greece all the way here to austin because eventually the trial, which was one of the most celebrated trials the famous trials. leopold and love. this trial was one of the most captivating at the time. it has been lost to history. a footnote in books, a story that has made it into some places, but never received its full treatment. the context, of course, is the 1920's which i always found to be a fascinating time. time just after the world changed when the soldiers that, you know, year we have just this year in march the last living soldier of world war one, a man 110 years old was buried in arlington national cemetery. no more from that era. of course fewer we see every day from the greatest generation of world war two. in the 1920's people came back from world war one. they had changed a few. somewhat influenced

to the norris hans and upper 80s low 90s it is business seven day forecasting hot today cooler thursday and friday getting warmer once again and now the commute >> i told you about all hotspot dedicated 80 it was a far car crash blocking three lanes chp has cleared all the lanes the bad news once you head up to the bay bridge he you are met with another backup metering lights were cycled on at 622 a m. allow yourself an extra 10 minutes for your west bound ride on your westbound 92 these are moving smoothly and will golden gate 101 southbound smooths traffic. >> the dow jones industrial it is is up 181 with a s and p up 1900 and a developing story we are forging of fort bragg city councilman was shot and killed after he stumbled into a mayor or we want a growing operation he was shocked saturday morning about 4 mi. outside of fort bragg the man walking with him escaped and called for help the shooter was a transit and he is still on the loose >> and it's been three months since of nursing student michele lee went missing to last seen leaving kaiser cost will on may 27th family members a

beautiful play by norris. now matt cain pitched 8 innings, allowed just two runs. the giants were tied with houston in the 10th, jason michaels puts one the into the gap, a run comes around and scores, houston takes the lead. but the giants fight back. mark derosa goes the other way. andres torres ties it. he over slides the slides the bag at second. he was upset and bochy was thrown out of the game. the modest two-game win streak comes to an end. >>> someone told this guy the giants just lost. diamondbacks stay red hot. aaron hill hits the first home run since being traded to arizona last week. the diamondbacks beat the padres 6-1, they sweep that series and they, now, have won 6 straight. that is a streaky team. here it is. giants for games back. they begin a set with them and the d-backs come to town next weekend. >>> thrilling finish, little league world series, final at- bat for huntington beach. >> that is not right. game over, california wins it. >> nick prado is going to be the most popular kid at school tomorrow. huntington beach comes babbling to beat jap

nate norris hopes for justice. >> i hope it is the right guy.nk the law is pretty strong in this case. he will be punished pretty well for what he did. >> he went to san francisco general hospital to deliver some toys for ryan jie. we thought we dropped some keys for the little guy so he was there when he wakes up. >> police say andrew vargas said he panicked after he hit ryan white and slightly injured three other people as he fled the scene. police say he is going to be charged with felony hit-and-run and the dui would probably be an enhancement to that charge. reporting live in san francisco, thomas roman, abc7 news. >> thank you, thomas. >>> the coast guard is searching for a missing bay area sailor. 62-year-old was sailing his vessel from alameda to san diego, but he never arrived. his son tried unsuccessfully to reach him by phone. the coast guard issued an alert, but so far there has not been any sightings of his boat. >>> santa clara police hope a parking lot surveillance table tracked down two men who left a charity bingo game last nigh

raised that if the school had been on lockdown, perhaps the really tremendous losof life we saw a norrishappened, kyra. >> let me ask you this, lynne davis says she's there and says she can see deitrick hall from where she's at. but i asked her about the security policies that were changes, things that were put in place since that horrific day. what do you remember since then, since 2007 of changes that have been made? the criticisms that were being made at that time and what we see now? >> reporter: off the top of my head, i can't speak to details, but i do know that in the years nothing 2007, we did stories on the additional measures that they had had. i remember at the time, i think that an e-mail had gone out and even though, you know, a lot of students have blackberrys, some don't and there's student who is could have already have been going to their classes and they may not have been able to get an alert so. in the intervening time the university had added alerts, so in the sense that if they were anywhere on campus, they would be able to be notified. i can't speak specifically to

still can't shake the officer, the trio takes aim. [ sirens ] >> he's now headed south of bound on norrisidge. fired several more shots at me. >> reporter: the two brothers and their big sister all in their 20s allegedly fire at least 20 shots at the officer. amazingly, he was unscathed. >> they were trying to hurt this officer, if not kill him. >> reporter: one bullet finally hits the officer's tires. >> got a flat tire. >> reporter: authorities say their rampage last tuesday northeast of tampa in zephyrhills. just moments after ryan cut off a court ordered ankle bracelet. a few hours later, 200 miles north in valdosta, georgia, the trio allegedly robbed this bank wearing masks and firing ak-47s with an undisclosed amount of money. their mother says all three have had trouble with the law, and now she just wants them to surrender. >> only mom knows what good people you are inside. please prove me right. >> reporter: she thinks this chain of events was sparked by the fact that her youngest son had to register as a sex offender last week as sending explicit texts to a child. the texts the

norris are is just one of a growing band a successful chinese entrepreneurs operating in russia's far east where a river is all that separates the two countries easy proximity coupled with favorable visa regulations continues to inspire thousands of chinese workers people like sunshine to flock across the border every year his is a tried and tested business model selling cheap secondhand chinese clays. so whether it's a pair of a trendy train is that iraq or perhaps the design of fungal says this is where the people of like a better head to pick up a bargain were instantly the chinese market which is in the center of town and of course. everything inside here bears the label made in china and all the sellers also come from china that let me tell you it's absolutely in fights here and the period like this every single day so clearly business is booming. i've been here for three years i left china as there weren't enough jobs things are going well here you can get things really cheap here which is great if you've got a large family the quality varies hugely but on balance i think we're

break time former tennis world number one to norris often is forced to miss the rest of the season and knocking. let's go with football where the biggest signing in the russian premier league this year looks old but said twenty million dollars believed to be the figure on g offered for chelsea and russia winger youri djorkaeff the twenty seven year old is believed to have visited the much cooler club's training ground with terms on a four year deal now agreed upon your course joining russian own chelsea from c.s. to moscow two years ago but the versatile player feel to secure a regular place in the blues starting line up a series of knee injuries not helping his cause either management of the climb to comments on the move the side signed brazil legend roberta corliss and feb have been constantly linked with big names throughout this season. staying with the russian premier league itself knowledge to put a four game losing skid behind them on monday evening but the remain at the foot of the table following the one one draw with. the home side is we're on course to move out of the drop z

or norris nineteenth twenty years ago muscovites had tanks rolling past their windows as the state of emergency was imposed a group of hardline communist officials would have to to seize power to prevent reforms that eventually led to the breakup of the soviet union but as long as he's on bad reports despite the dramatic events unfolding in the capital many were being kept in the cell. if you turned on your t.v. set in moscow on the morning of the nineteenth of all this nine hundred ninety one this is what you would have seen tchaikovsky's swan lake. why are so many muscovites because on the streets this is what was really happening. there was confusion and panic even among the tank crews themselves. we were ordered to march towards moscow i thought i'd figured out when i get there as we weren't given any information as to what was happening. soviet leader mikhail gorbachev had been shot in his holiday home in the crimea a state committee on the state of emergency declared itself and charge it was made up of high ranking communist party officials including the head of the k.g.b. sharp

resolution against damascus warning that some just that could lead to a libya style so norrie where the nato operation sounds accused of exceeding its mandate well buses calling for done along to provide the solution to syria's internal political problems. w. my we realize that syria is going through a very difficult stage of development which is similar to few other countries in the region and internal civil conflict between the government and part of society political social and economic problems are not agreed to both in terms of numbers and complexity we think of this we to deal with these problems as a nation where dialogue being crucial political social and economic reforms we support all efforts aimed at launching and promoting a substantial dialogue between the government and the opposition we are here to the north and the both parties should abstain from violence the syrian government and president assad has delivered a number of statements on the reform plan we insisted it should be implemented step by step in a consistent manner promptly and efficiently and we also call on th

energy energy shares was one of the most impressive stocks up four point six percent of the close norris nichole down the minus of syria's board by two percent of the company's shares to one point two billion dollars and. losing another fifteen percent in just one session on the back of a revaluation of the company's worth after its unification with all of its subsidiaries. in europe this is the closing picture for it see at the diet scale a more than three percent after positive opening in the states the european union's market supervisor says european regulators are increasing surveillance of financial markets following several days of steep sell offs in the u.s. the markets more than just positive after a better than expected jobs day certain new jobless claims declined by seven thousand last week bringing the stepped down to its lowest since april they're full of dow jones and nasdaq are gaining three and harvey said looking at commodities now precious metals are in the red as investors shift to more risky assets gold actually broke a record on wednesday of eight hundred dollars per

oakland was identified by police to talk show these tattoos and identified him as a burden chapman when norris made when an is murder wh be when. and this is a look of south carolina as irene makes its way above towards the coasst. and it looks like shirley's been dismissed still overwhelmingly and has convinced his ex-wife tumult industry been we will have more headlines coming and the next hour. hi...do you happen to have any brilliant silver altimas? yea, right over here. look at 'em all. what about a black frontier with utilitrack? absolutely. oh, great, that's awesome. what about a platinum graphite rogue with touch-screen nav, bluetooth, and...a moonroof? with or without leather? we got 'em both. [ sighs ] i gotta get back. [ male announcer ] the most innovative cars are also the most available cars. nissan. innovation for all.

. >> unstoppable chuck norris-like figure. >> rick perry runs to the right and right away from the facts. >> governor perry is really big on miracles. >> rick perry does things rick perry's way. >> debunked the texas myth about job creation. >> not the high-paying jobs. >> jobs that got moved from one state to another. >> the tea party and the texasen. >> i don't think people in the tea party are going to be going for mitt romney. >> i welcome governor perry. >> rick perry also managed to offend carl rove. >> you know when you know you've gone too far? >> i got in trouble not talking about the federal reserve yesterday. >> you don't accuse the chairman of the federal reserve of being a traitor. >> cowboy from texas. >> we don't charge people with treason because we disagree with this. >> president obama kind of sort of should figure out if he loves america. >> i'll cut him some slack. >> you want a president in love with america. >> and michele bachmann says exactly what michelle obama said about america and no one noticed. >> you have restored in me my faith in america. >> this is a big

phillies fan nate norris hopes for justice. >> hopefully it's the right guy and i think the law is pretty strong in this case and he will be punished pretty well for what he did. >> the chief went to the san francisco general hospital to deliver toys for ryan. >> we thought we would drop it on the little guy so its there when he woke up. >> vargas said he panicked after he hit white and three other people after he fled the scene. he will be charged with felony hit-and-run and the dui will be an enhancement to the charge. abc7 news. >> the coast guard is asking for help in searching for a missing bay area sail lore who might be lost at sea. the man was sailing from alameda to san diego with his 27-foot vessel. he left on july 25th but never arrived. his son tried unsuccessfully to reach him by phone. the coast guard issued an alert but so far there are not any sightings of the boat. >> santa clara police hope a parking surveillance tape will help them track down a man leaving a bingo charity event. this man is approached by two men who grabbed the bag he's carrying. he suffers a minor stab

phillies fan nate norris hopes for justice. >> i think it's the right guy and i think the law is pretty strong in this case and he will be punished pretty well for what he did. >> the chief went to the san francisco general hospital to deliver toys for ryan. >> we thought we would drop some on the little guy so its there when he weak up. >> vargas said he panicked after he hit white and three other people after he fled the scene. he will be charged with felony hit-and-run and the dui will be an enhancement to the charge. abc7 news. >> the coast guard is asking for help in missing for a bay area sailor who might be lost at sea. the man was sailing from alameda to san diego with his 27-foot vessel. he left on july 25th but never araved. his son tried unsuccessfully to reach himpy phone. the coast guard issued an alert but so far there are not any sightings of the boat. >>> police hope a surveillance tape will help them track down a man that stabbed a man playing bingo the other night." this man is approached by two men who grabbed the bag he's carrying. he suffers a minor stab wound when

will concern is the upwind of the ways and the surf heaviest rain is now passing about by to the norris rainshowers are also felt in pittsburgh just tell you of the dimension of this storm. when we are going to keep the trapping of this out now tropical storm i rain and flooding dangers over the next 24 hours we will have more coming up on a hurricane at first were at have al look at our traffic outside >> another foggy more in san francisco and we are dealing with patchy drizzle as we head into the afternoon as sonny warm conditions it'll be hot in land this is a look of temperatures around the bay area right now mostly fifties and sixties is you conceivan see.. 95 degrees for morgan hill later on this afternoon we're going to see upper 80s for santa rosa 89 degrees expected in fairfield we will see temperatures start to get by midweek and then we will heat up once again >> will we what i give you a firsthand look from our new york this is a former bay area resident debt now lives in brooklyn. >> we hear the water is seeping into lower manhattan was a major flooding how real live in br

. >> the core norris' office has not released the name. --county courts morcoroner's ofs not released thinning. fennel also a 4 year-old board was killed. jacobson a the driver, marcos garcia kept going. information from the public lead to his arrest. he has two other previous arrests, with driving without a license. for this is not the first time they have had problems at that crosswalk. >> this is a very busy place to be with tons of kids. i cannot stress enough to what your kids across the street with their hand and make contact with the driver's eye contact with the drivers. >> let us get our first quick look of the forecast. this saturday morning and janu. >> good morning. >> good morning. from our roof cam in san francisco partly cloudy skies. we are dealing with low clouds, coastal fog and mostly sunny conditions. deata slight warm up. 50s in santa rosa. and 57 degrees in oakland, 55 in antioch. 59 degrees in mountain view. showing you that extensive cloud coverage expected to be in place until a 11:00 a.m. from clearing, from 11:00

my name is michael norris and i may senior analyst from simba information.e today is martha from the legendary politics and prose independent bookstore, jeff lyons the president and ceo of rowman and littlefield and head of the national book award, geoff shandler of little book company and gail ross of the ross yoon agency. i want to start with a few words. i think studying the publishing industry for about seven years now, and it's actually a pretty long time if you think about everything that's happened in just the past 3e and have come up over the past seven years or so i have watched a lot of changes going on in terms of not just what is being said about the future of books but also was actually talking about it because over the years a lot of newspapers have scaled back their coverage of books and i can't think of a single paper of the top of my head that scaled back their coverage of the technical industry of the tech industry. so a lot of what we are seeing in just the day-to-day press either comes from the viewer and the lines of the columnist or is

john frank -- franklin norris, or known simply as "that map."pened 85 years ago and for the following six months ago is probably what i call the most famous story you've never heard. the story reached austin, because the trial, a celebrated trial of the decade, decade known for famous trials like the scopes trial, and of course leopold and so forth. this trial was one of the most captivating, at the time, but it's been lost to history. it's a footnote in a lot of books. a story that has made it into some places but never received its full treatment, i think. the context, of course, is the 1920s, which i always found to be a fascinating time. it was a time just after the world changed, when the soldiers that -- here we have just this year in march the last living soldier of world war i, a man 110 years old, was buried at arlington national cemetery. there are no more from that era, and fewer, we see, every day from the greatest generation, world war ii. in the 1920s, people came back from world war i, and they had a changed view, somewhat, i thin

norris and small businessmen, who are the people will send politicians to washington -- the constituents and entrepreneurs. we have seen campaign finance reform issues. treated labor unions th the same way as everyone of us? no, because labor unions are part of the establishment. politicians are part of the establishment. they passed their laws at the expense of all of us. fourth, the rise of a class that set baselines that make no sense exist in thewho real world and mess up incentives people have when they pass legislation. congressional budget office in washington scores the largest spending cut in history that we passed in april despite the fact that spending went up this year. that does not make sense. only a washington politician could say that because the debt it's only gone up by $7 trillion in the next 10 years as opposed to $8 trillion, we have done historic spending cuts that we can all go back and salute. none of this would be possible if we had a media that truly fought for the truth rather than a horserace. [applause] i hear stories of a media that was once committed to pri

molly norris was a paper in seattle. she was a cartoonist when the cold thing of drawing mohamed was a crime and to be punishedded by death around the world. she was outraged in the name of freedom of speech, she suggested they have a cartoonist day, and now the head of al-qaeda issued to have her killed. the first came to her in seattle and told her it was a serious threat and she should hide, but the fbi would not protect her. she had to change her name, give up her job, go into hiding because on american soil would not protect her. the attorney general with the support of many republican senatorring, just an outrage, nobody ever calls for his resignation, but he's put the united states, a muslim woman in chicago for the first year teacher decided she wanted to have a leave of absence to go to mekkah, and she wanted to be paid while she was doing it. the school board said you're out of your mind. we don't let any first year teachers pay leave of absences for anything. she filed suit. the united states government entere

molly norris you have never heard of, she was a woman in the paper in seattle.she was a cartoonist when the whole thing about drawing mohammed was -- became a crime to be punished by death around the world. she was so outraged in the name of freedom of speech that she suggested they have a cartoonist they. mr. al-awlaki who is the head of al qaeda issued a fatwa to have her killed. the fbi came to her in seattle and told her it was a serious threat and she should go into hiding but the fbi would not protect her. she would have, so she had to change her name and give up her job and go into hiding because on american soil the fbi run by eric holder would not protect her the same eric holder by the way he became attorney general with the support of many republican senators. i mean he was just an outrage and nobody ever calls for his resignation but do you know what he has done? a muslim woman in chicago, the first year teacher decided she wanted to have a leave of absence so she could go to mecca and she wanted to be paid while she was doing it. the school board sa

norris is one of only a few people in the world who can claim the title, world speed shooting champion way through the eight-stage course in 81.8 seconds. >> impressive. he says he keeps his fingers nimble and in shape by playing what? video games. >> that's a talent. >> don't want to see him in a dark alley. >> no, no. said i don't games and guns. >> that's right. good mix. moreworld news now" coming up after the break. after the break. you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible ith a hoveround., tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor rand founder of hoveround., when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free overound information kit, that includes a video and full color brochure. dennis celorie: "it's by far the best chair i've ever owned." terri: "last year, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for "little or no money." jim plunkitt: "no cost. absolutely no cost to me." breaking news...when you call today, we'll include a free hoveround collapsible grabbebewith the purchase of your power chair

i could not understand why no one would make an issue and of mauling norris who was in hiding. challenge the incumbent on that basis. his washington consultants, the corrupt corps in both parties whcorrupted politics told him he could not do with. that was not on their agenda. neither was the mosque. the political corruption is unbelievable whether it is a rty party contending -- and loses three states to the republican party in. whether it is the democratic consultants robbing widows and orphans. they'rell in the business. the problem i have which republicans is you people do not know how to fight. it is unbelievable to me. wisconsin is happening. organized labor is putting everything in there. a lot of people are not doing anything. there'll be another recall in two weeks there will decide of a lot of what happens. i could go on about california, a gay marriage. i do not understand. to me the issue -- the issue is a pragmatic and real one. and a legal one. we saw what -fault divorce did to the country. this sounded like a good idea. we have 30 years of evidence that the commu

i had the phone there and i dialed 911 and i was in norris hall.then we had a look come into the door and everybody at the floor. i remember thinking for a split-second i split second i should made a move for the window because that was a way out. there was only one door in our classroom. if i had been going to that window i do believe i would have been killed because the windows are not easy to open and within seconds he was in my room shooting. so, i didn't have an understanding of what was really happening however until i was shot the first time in my knee. that is when i came full circle. that is when i understood what was happening. before then, i was in disbelief. i didn't understand. it was the stress and the intensity was beyond anything i could have imagined and it was that gunshot, that feeling that brought me back to reality. you know, there were other people however, that do different things in norris hall. people who realize what that was and were actually able to stop joe from entering the classroom by pushing doors in the way. my fri

norris also the ability to make sure a power plant could also be operated? >> our requirements fallen to two categories -- those under the basic tenets of safety. we're required to make those decisions in respect of of the economic considerations. certainly when it goes to the implementation of requirements, we cannot consider the economic impact and look to see which is the most cost beneficial. >> you can consider that. >> at that stage but not at the basis of determining if something is a state requirement. then we are barred by court decision. >> is your objective to create an environment in which nuclear power plants could be built? >> my goal is to continue to ensure we have an environment in which power plants are safe in new plants will be built as a safe as our requirements dictate. >> what about the recommendation of the commission to complete the ap1000 design? >> that was a recommendation not to take action but indicating there was no reason to delay action as a result -- >> that sounds like action to me. are you planning to do it without the del

my name is michael norris and in a senior analyst from simba information.with me today is mark laframboise, jed lyons, president and ceo of rowman & littlefield and head of the national book network. geoff shandler, at little brown & co. and gail ross. before you do a truly good job introducing everyone, i want to start with a few words. starting in the publishing industry or seven years now and it's actually a pretty long time if you think of it about everything happened in the chest past three and a half. over the past seven years or so, i've watched a lot of changes going on in terms of not just what is being said about the future of books, but also who is talking about it. over the years come in a lot of newspapers have really scaled back their coverage of books and i can't think of a single paper off the top of my head that is scaled back their coverage of the tech industry or technology industry. a lot of what they are seen in the day-to-day press either comes from the view and the length of a tech columnist or it actually comes from the marketing dep

finest universities, the finest technical schools, the most creative scientists, the best on japan norris. that is why we are home to the most dynamic and successful businesses, large and small. [applause] and that is why, even in these difficult times, there is not a single country on earth that would not trade places with us. not one. we have to remember that. but we also know we face some tough challenges right now. you know what they are. you live them every day. in your communities and families. too many people were out of work. struggling to get by with fewer shifts, fewer customers, paychecks are not big enough, costs are too high. and even though the economy has started growing since the recession started in 2007, the fact is, it is not growing fast enough. now, some of what we are facing today has to do with events beyond our control. the economy, if it had been improving through 2009, 2010, and then suddenly it was hit with the unrest in the middle east and said gas prices through the roof. europe is dealing with all sorts of financial turmoil that is lapping up on our shores. j