perkins claimed he had the murder weapon. he said it had been given to him by john thomson. >> john thompson was a low level drug dealer and fence. he grew up in the projects in new orleans, was raised mostly by his grandmother. his father was a career criminal. >> richie perkins confronted mr. thompson after the fact and got mr. thompson to confess that he was the one that killed mr. liuzza. >> perkins said thompson had an accomplice named kevin freeman. police arrested freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin freeman told police was that he and john thompson had been driving home together and the car had run out of gas. ray liuzza drove past them, parked and began to walk across the street to his apartment. at that point he said i'm going to hit that guy and pulled a gun out of his pocket. >> and then mr. freeman got cold feet, if you will and decided he didn't want any part of it. and as he was running away, freeman said he heard the shots. >> the police charged freeman and thompson with murder. the local prosecutor w

i wonder -- you mentioned in passing frances perkins. from my recollection of history, she is given a lot of credit for social security as well. was there a relationship? was she on the committee? also, where the afdc came about at the same time. roche had worked in child welfare before she got to the new deal. was she instrument will in the child welfare aspect of the 35 act as well? asked thank you so much, don. it is great to see you again. roche and perkins were both graduate students in 1910. they knew each other for years. they lived in new york and worked on campaigns in new york in the teens. they had both been active with the national consumers league. there is so much i did not have time to tell you. that was an important arena, especially for perkins, but also for roche. they were longtime allies and acquaintances by the time they want up together in the new deal government. frances perkins chaired the committee on economic security. there were five people, two of them women, roche and perkins. roche's main interest was health

perkins. >> we feel like he has some potential to play football.... >> on the college level or maybe a pro football player. >> yes. you know, pro would take care of itself down the road, but certainly i think he has got potential to play at some level at college. >> the perkins enrolled their son at prime prep in 2013, after a meeting with deion sanders. >> what did you ask him? >> we asked if he could grow our son, and that was academically and athletically. he told us he will grow our son. >> he said he could develop him, get the best out of him, which is what we weren't getting at the school he was in. >> reporter: john and lisa perkins said their son seemed better in school, on standardized test and his self-confidence has improved. >> i said thank you to dion sanders after he'd been there 4-5 months. he brought my son's smile back, his passion back. >> i'm very confident with our decision to send him to prime prep academy. >> since we spoke with the perkins, their son transferred schools. they remain supporters of prime prep academy. for this

leading kofrnive -- conserve to have lawyer, and tony perkins. gentlemen, welcome back to fox news sunday. good to see you both. >> good morning. >> so when the supreme court takes up the case, they set up the questions they want the advocates to answer. these are the two questions they've posed. does the 14th amendment require a state to license a marriage between two people of the same sex. and then does the 14th amendment require a state to recognize a marriage between two people of the same sex when their marriage was out of state. >> the reason those two questions were asked by the supreme court is because though were the issues in the states from which -- the four states, kentucky, michigan tennessee and ohio those cases came up to the court from those states. some of the states prohibited recognition of marriages that were lawful in other states some of them prohibited marriage between anyone other than a man and a woman. so that was two of the questions they were presented with and they want to hear from the litigants as to those two ques

and president of the family research council, tony perkins. >> plus, mitt romney and jeb bush steal the 2016 spotlight. we weigh in on how two of the biggest g.o.p. names could shake up the race for the white house all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello from fox news in washington. president obama prepares to deliver his 7th state of the union address, the first before a republican-led congress. after hitting the campaign trail he reboots the domestic agenda for fighting cybercrime, help people go to college and give workers extended paid family leave. last week's attacks in france and the censure of congress in iran have cast a shadow often his domestic policy. joining us to discuss islam and terror and the handling of the issues from wisconsin is sent ron -- is senator ron johnson and sent ben cardin. welcome, both gentleman. >> mr. chairman, i start with you. what is your take right now? do you believe that there are lone wolves or sleeper cells here in the united states motivated by radical ideology that are either capable of or planning attacks on the homeland >> i am not aware

we go to the fourth.kansas state rallied.they need a stop.not gonna happen.ucla's paul perkins goes 67or the touchdown.ucla goes on to win this 40 to 35. and finally we end sports tonight with a video that has gone viral overnight. after the ohio state-alabama game. this ohio state fan is rubbing the guy next to her then realizes she's on tv and takes that hand away very quickly. the title online was "when you're at the game with your side dude and realize you're on tv." now there is an update to this story.some bloggers in ohio say 'that' is the girl's boyfriend but she has yet to clarify the situation. that's it for the kron 4 news at 11. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news at kron 4 dot com. or download one of our mobile apps. we'll see you tomorrow morning! life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >> is it a hoax? >> i'm starting to tear up. >> the homeless guy video seen by millions. giving food to strangers in need. >> the video is a scam. >> and the f

perkins. many start in small san francisco start-ups, home of the so-called bro culture. intel has spent $43 million to make its workforce more diverse. it has a 3-4 mix. apple is slightly more diverse. facebook is one of the better. however, mark zuckerberg is coming under a bit of fire today, as facebook is apparently sensoring some facebook pages, critical of the prophet mohammed. facebook said it did it to adhere to laws in turkey but it comes weeks after zuckerberg came to a digital soap box to support "charlie hebdo." he wrote this is what we have to reject, a group of extremists trying to silence the voices and opinions of everyone else around the world. i won't let that happen on facebook. i'm committed to building a service where you can speak freely without fear of violence. and then the hash tag #je suis charlie. that's not what facebook did. there are protests in turkey over "charlie hebdo." there was a line that did acknowledge facebook does have to follow a country's law, in this

restaurant association urging the board to support the variance third a copy of the letter by fran sin perkins the manager the property stating she's received no noise complaint about the kitchen fan from the tenants or anyone else finally, we have learned since the last hearing that the appellant ms. huh-uh mat appeared at the planning commission a year and a half ago despite her saying she's suffered she appeared to oppose the permit for a patio she opted the patio and no time did she say anything about the noise in the light well or anywhere else so this statement she's been suffering from the noise of the fan is in contradiction to her statements she never made any complaint about the noise in the light well that's open

ted olson who won bush versus gore and won the case over california's ban on six marriage and tony perkins. plus mitt romney and jeb bush steal the 2016 spotlight. our sunday panel weighs in on how two of the gop's biggest names could shake up the race for the white house. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news in washington. president obama prepares to deliver his seventh state of the union address this week, his first before a republican led congress. he rebooted his domestic agenda unveiling proposals to fight cyber crime help people go to college and give workers extended family leave. last week's terror attacks in france and president's criticism of congress cast a shadow for the president to pi strot his domestic policy. joining us now to discuss islam and the president's handling of these issues from wisconsin senator ron johnson chairman of the homeland security and from maryland senator ben cardin. gentlemen, welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> mr. chairman i'll start with you. what is your take right now. do you believe there are lone wolves or sleeper cell

at bala cynwyd middle school pack donated art bags in honor of the memory of their classmate lucy perkins an eighth grade shore died in september. the family calls the group lucy bell's rainbow. >> it is an initiative to bring art and art therapy support to kid undergoing cancer treatment at chop where lucy was treated. i meant a lot to her. >> reporter: with the cooperation of her brother's school pen win elementary they are well on their way to reaching their goal of providing art supplies to the 1,000 children currently receiving chemotherapy at children hospital of philadelphia. >>> we have some breaking news right now police in upper darby are looking for a suspect whom they say opened fire on officer there. this happened at about 20 minutes after 5:00 o'clock today on 69th and walnut street there were no injuries reported as of right now again, upper darby, stay with "eyewitness news" and cbs philly.com for updates. >>> and it was a blustery friday but temperatures actually slightly above normal but it didn't feel that way with the win. lets check with our eyewitness weather watcher

and brett hunley keeps it with speed, handing off to paul perkins and iowa and tennessee in the tax slayer 122 yards and a double pass 49ers and raiders continuing searches. the niners are kicking tires on both shanahans. tomorrow is wild card saturday. not going to play against ravens after hyper extending his knee last week. he started 29 games. undressed is rookie josh harris. >> we know he's a capable guy. it's a good situation. >> just trying to make sure i stay so calm. you know? and i'm like oh, my gosh. i can stay calm. and do those things. >> playoffs kick off with carolina at 1:20. and night cap promises to be a smash mouth battle. and then sunday, benning trels travel to indy. and stanford against washington state, pumped and ready to go. down seven early. brown chasing. and the cross overstep back and got the three right here to beat the shot clock and stanford wins opening conference play. abc7 sports brought to you by best in the west. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00, dangling from a skip line. what went wrong? what happened next? looking for a little love? better hu

. >> elizabeth perkins. >> yeah, all those people. i just felt like, you know, when are they going to fire me. when are they going to realize that i'm just -- >> good opportunity and very pioneering in the sense of what we have now come to take for granted on cable. >> oh, yeah. >> we've got a few minutes left. you've got a few more movies coming up this year. you seem very placid, very happy about this. you have a film with elizabeth banks coming out in a couple months. >> yeah, it called "walk of shame." i play parker steve. i'm the helicopter traffic reporter, and i'm not a fan of helicopters in real life. because i used to work making helicopter blades at a factory in bridgeport, connecticut. my father was also an arrow nawtic engineer and he worked at the same factory for eight years and he even warned me about getting into helicopter, not the safest thing in the world. my thing in this movie is to take off from a rooftop in la from a helicopter -- i'm not flying it. i had to go up in the -- i'm afraid of heights, too. we took of

and brett hunley keeps it with speed, handing off to paul perkins and iowa and tennessee in the tax slayerddle and 122 yards and a double pass 49ers and raiders continuing searches. the niners are kicking tires on both shanahans. tomorrow is wild card saturday. not going to play against ravens after hyper extending his knee last week. he started 29 games. undressed is rookie josh harris. >> we know he's a capable guy. it's a good situation. >> just trying to make sure i stay so calm. you know? and i'm like oh, my gosh. i can stay calm. and do those things. >> playoffs kick off with carolina at 1:20. and night cap promises to be a smash mouth battle. and then sunday, benning trels travel to indy. and stanford against washington state, pumped and ready to go. down seven early. brown chasing. and the cross overstep back and got the three right here to beat the shot clock and stanford wins opening conference play. abc7 sports brought to you by best in the west. >> thank you. >> join us tonight at 9:00, dangling from a skip line. what went wrong? what happened next? looking for a little love? b

asked for more on december's retail sales report, i'm joined by kent perkins, the founder and presidenttail metrics, an independent research firm. welcome back. pleasure to see you again. the u.s. seeing the best job gain since 19 -- since 1999. gas prices or -- gas prices are low. why were the retail numbers so week? does the data confirm the weakness? >> it has been a bit of a had scratcher. we've seen the trends unfold with unemployment falling, gas prices declining, one would have expected stronger sales throughout the year. they've been ok but they did not materialize in a strong way. when you look at the actual eta from the 36 retailers that have come out with holiday sales results in the last week ahead of the conference and same-store sales, a lot of them have been positive. that's a profound change from what we've seen in the previous quarter's. it looks like retailers may be doing better than these are showing. >> are the numbers skewed because the christmas shopping season begins so early? >> that is a great point. retailers came out of the gates strong trying to drive traffi

the fundraising was led by kleiner perkins.ith competition from tech giants like amazon and google, and the ghosts of grocery delivery past, what makes instacart different? >> grocery shopping is getting an overhaul. a whole raft of companies are entering the grocery delivery business like instacart. i decided to try instacart work. >> you are overdressed. >> we can fix that. ♪ the app is visible part. select your groceries, hit order. the hind scenes, it's complicated, and uber-like. partners had to stores like whole foods, and cosco. they check each portion and skin every item as they go. making sure they get the right stuff. instacart makes money by charging for dollars to six dollars in order, sometimes charging customers more than they pay, they actually went to the store. special checkout lanes feed their purchase. the operating 15 markets and is growing quickly. history is littered with the wreckage of failed delivery startups like cosmo, urban fetch, and web van. but this uber-like outsourced smartphone model may give i

the fundraising is led by kleiner perkins and with john fleck amazon and google.makes instacard different? grocery shopping is getting an overhaul. a whole raft of companies are entering the grocery delivery business. rather than try the instacart out, i decided to try instead -- try instant-- try instacart the app is a simple part. behind the scenes, it is complicated and uber-like. they stroll the aisles, the items and scan every item as they go, making sure they get the right stuff. instacart makes money by charging four to six dollars per order. special checkout lanes. it is in 15 markets and is growing quickly. . calm history is riddled with failed services. but this uberlike model may give intastacart a better entrance. furthermore, i spoke with the general manager and i asked how it differs from the famous web van. >> we don't have the infrastructure that web van had and smartphones are now for consumers to be able to place their order from their smartphone, ipad, their devices, and then our personal shoppers actually do the grocery shopping for the company

the fundraising is led by kleiner, perkins, caufield and byers, with competition from amazon and google instacart different? grocery shopping is getting an overhaul. a whole raft of companies are entering the grocery delivery business. rather than try the instacart app, i decided to try instacart the app is a simple part. -- i decided to try instacart work. >> you are overdressed. >> the app is a simple part. behind the scenes, it is complicated and uber-like. instacart contractors had to whole foods and costco they , stroll the aisles, the items and scan every item as they go making sure they get the right stuff. instacart makes money by charging $4.00 to $6.00 per order. sometimes charging customers more than they pay than if they were to go to the store. special checkout lanes. they operate in 15 markets and is growing quickly. .com history is riddled with failed services. but this uberlike model may give instacart a better ending. >> for more, i spoke with the general manager and i asked how it differs from the famous web van. >> we don't have the infrastructure that web van had and

and the firefighter james perkin enters and finds two of the children covered and soot and hands thema window and the colleagues outside. when the mother said there is one more left to go. immediately we went in to what we went in rescue mode and start moving faster and just immediately went in there and make a difference. afterwards, when we think about. i have a young daughter at home. and it tends to hit close to home sometimes. >> doctors are treating the children for smoke inhalation and minor burns and the minor short in the television caused the fire. the state has custody to the kids and may or return them after they learn why they were left home alone. response times are critical to any department. in mississippi 13 minutes and parts of urban la it is ten. and the national standard that they aspire to is six minutes and fres no made it four minutes and the kids are likely alive today because of it. >> the brave firefighters that run into danger when the rest of us run from it. thank you. >> good for them. and a new health alert to tell you about and the disturbing link betwee

then paul perkins 28 yard here. k state came back late to make this kind of interesting.5. iowa tennessee in the tax slayer bowl. who doesn't want to slay some taxes. what? silence. anybody even paying attention on this set. still worried about your returns. are you that fearful can't involve yourself any way here's the double pass. 49 yards here the double pass. 49 yards here. i'm surrounded by cowards. 45-28. make up non-deductible danni tried and failed. all right. frainers and the raiders continuing their search for new head company. believe me i glob it on but they won't let me take it off on the tax. raiders interviewed pat sherman today. niners kicking the tires on both shanahan father make and son kyle and also rex ryan over the weekend. wild card saturday steelers star running back bell not going to play because of the hit last week. hyper extend his neechlt bell ran for over 1300 yards this season. maybe the best back at football at this point. his string of 29 straight starts will come to an end. undrafted rookie harris expects to start in his place for pittsbu

perkin elmer. pki. >> love those transports. >> good stuff, guys. have a great rest of the day. all of you as well. power starts right now. >> halftime is over. >> the second half of the trading day starts right now. >> scott, thanks very much. welcome, everybody, to power lunch. apple reporting the biggest quarterly profit in corporate history. it is all, of course about the iphone and the stock. but ipad sales and mac sales missed estimates. the upcoming iwatch getting mixed reviews. is apple a one trick poen where i? that seems a little harsh on a day that the company made what it made or a day after. u.s. steel soaring right now on the back of its earnings. another big steel company getting ready to report. strong dollar plunging oil, swrobz cuts. the sector suffering headwinds, but is the worst over. and 401k 529, emerging market. where should small investors put their money to work right now? we asked 20 of the very top financial advisored in the united states, and you have to hear what they say. first, though to sue who is across the room at head waters today. >> hi ty. v

. >> tone you perkins says the magazine or newspaper crossed the line. lauren disagrees.t least invite trouble. why? >> well, i think first off bill donohue is a great friend and defender of religious freedom. i do think that the media and others should be respectful toward all religions. however, i do think that we have to protect the freedom to speak, even if it's in poor taste or bad form, and bill has the right to say what he wants to say and say freely. and while i disagree with what these media so-called journalist did in france, they have right to do. so but i think the bigger problem here lies with the government and how the government's been dealing with islam in their own country. >> back to these drawings you. raise a good point, and lauren, what the issue was with bill was that there is never ever a reason to kill anyone for something you don't like. however blasphemous or incentive or pornographic you find the images that incited these attacks, but that journalists in general have a responsibility to know the impact of their satire. what do you think of that?

louis perkins has stepped down at howard university's athletic director. shelly davis has been named interim athletic director. the appointment really made us wonder how many female athletic directors are out therg division i programs? in 2013-2014 there are 34 female a.d.s out of 350 schools. one point where there won't be change is in dallas. talking nfl now. according to reports the cowboys and head coach jason garrett have agreed to a five-year $30 million deal to keep him in the big "d." garrett took over as interim head coach back in 2010. this season he led the cowboys to their first division title and playoff berth in five years. jerry jones also reportedly bringing back defensive coordinator rod marinelli. cowboys went 12-4 this season but lost to the packers in the nfc divisional playoffs. >>> after re-signing garrett and his staff will also coach in this year's pro bowl at the highest seeded nfc team eliminated from the playoffs. john harbaugh and the ravens will represent the afc. despite the broncos being the highest seed though denver which p

at bala cynwyd middle school packed donated art bags to honor memory of their classmate lucy bell perkinseighth grade shore died in september. the family calls the group lucy bell's rainbow. >> lucy bell's rainbow is an initiative to bring art and art therapy support and kids under going cancer treatment at chop where lucy was treated. it meant a lot to her. >> with the cooperation at her brother's school pen win elementary they are well on their way to reach their gel of providing art supplies to the 1,000 children receiving chemotherapy at children's hospital of philadelphia. >>> other good news this morning 300 students will most likely need a lot of sleep after dancing the night away in montgomery county. they are still dancing. the mount st. joseph a academy hosted the mini thon to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer. "eyewitness news" in flower town where the all girls prep school kick off at 8:00 o'clock last night. as i said they will be dancing until 8:00 o'clock this morning. >>> t minus one hour and 17 minutes. >>> more acts of generosity from the 16 students at the

l-lima shoes old photo items wrapped in paper, sewing machine shall for teachers, carter makassar perkins and other miscellaneous stuff marked to special boxes. one was my father's remains, the other by mothers. i father's boxes inside a navy blue velvet drawstring bag which i placed inside the ancient channel 13 bags he took everywhere. my mother's boxes inside a maroon velvet red bag. it is on thin air. until i figure out a better place for them they are staying in my closet. actually this is the last one. i wish at the end of life would eames were truly done, there is something to look forward to simply for pleasure oriented perhaps opium or heroin. so you became addicted, so what. all-you-can-eat ice cream parlors for the external hd or bigger picture books and music extreme care for when he tied up with everything else. the x-rays, mris, boring food in the don't do anything at all. would that be so bad? that is it. [applause] >> i have to adjust this up a little bit. so backstage we were trying to figure what the order was going to be for who's going to go first and i figure since th

led by kleiner perkins and comcast ventures part of nbc universal's parent company also part pated in round. josh lipton at a whole foods in oakland with the ceo of instacart. over to you. >> well, kayla, here with instacart's founder and ceo. thank you for joining us. instacart raising $220 million. a couple different ways you plan to use the funds. one you talked about was category expansion. explain what you mean by that? >> currently we focus on grocery. we deliver groceries to our customers. what we've found is that groceries are a difficult category to deliver. once we have figured that out we can expand to other categories easily. today we're not disclosing what categories we're going into but it is likely we're going to other categories. >> more opportunities coming beyond groceries to users. you talked about geographic growth. you know when you talk about that, do you mean not just here in the u.s. but possibly at some point internationally? >> absolutely. we're in 15 markets in the united states. and what we have shown previously we can launch new markets easily. it takes ab

perkin elmer. pki. >> love those transports. >> good stuff, guys. have a great rest of the day.l. power starts right now. >> halftime is over. >> the second half of the trading day starts right now. >> scott, thanks very much. welcome, everybody, to power lunch. apple reporting the biggest quarterly profit in corporate history. it is all, of course, about the iphone and the stock. but ipad sales and mac sales missed estimates. the upcoming iwatch getting mixed reviews. is apple a one trick poen where i? that seems a little harsh on a day that the company made what it made or a day after. u.s. steel soaring right now on the back of its earnings. another big steel company getting ready to report. strong dollar plunging oil, swrobz cuts. the sector suffering headwinds, but is

. >> on the issue of marriage his is a long standing difference to teach sure that perkins where shebasically makes a strong argument against marriage to envision something we have not yet achieved in the forms of living and the students were struck how is it compare with the more mainstream agenda today? so the tension is there and ongoing but i also love that the tensions are there and whatever feminism or a gay-rights there are today. >> i want to respond to black and white feminists of. there are sections in the book will try to summarize those were the authors who are sitting here. but there is a danger to impose black-and-white feminism as to entities and i love pretty cooper's work but i worry there is us a tendency to redefine the categories why feminism is always less radical or justice oriented and always about the agenda that is concerned the poorest of the core among the white and black feminists there are many variations and one of the places we need to look more closely is multiracial feminist movement into racist feminist feathered world the minister for what has spent

kleiner perkins, google, andreessen horowitz creating a fund together or an investment syndicate to fundt would do something with google glass. but you are right, as of yet, it has yet to take off. to be clear, google says the project is graduating that it's moving from production to a different business unit that will do something else with it in the future. we shall see. there are some fundamental problems with google glass. we can talk about promise, the ability to gather information and see things around you, get navigation, monitor workflows. it does a lot of neat things like that. the problem for consumer use is you look like a dweeb wearing the glasses and nobody wanted to say that to those people wearing it. even sarah jessica parker can look like a dweeb. >> remind us of the word that has been brought into this common use lexicon to describe someone that wears google class -- glass. >> first of all, you have to be sure not to mumble because you are. -- because it is clear that you are saying glasshole. there was a woman who wore it in public at a restaurant and then wrote about

i asked you about the tom perkins stands.t the time, you said to me the 1% was being pummeled because it was politically convenient to do so. the problem was world and this country should not talk about the envy of 1% heritage talk about emulating the 1%. do you feel like you are being even more attacked london later? -- one year later? >> is not that i feel attacked. this country was built on aspirations, built by immigrants. built by creating opportunity. i think that creating an environment of envy, only one politician william jennings bryan in 1896, made an entire political campaign based on, in effect, >> warfare. he failed miserably. we will see how history looks at mr. obama on that subject. >> stay with me, the founder and chairman, my guest host for the hour. stay in the loop. ♪ >> you're watching in loop live on bloomberg television. the morning. i'm betty liu. holden's on-again off-again. when entire investment bankers in the u.s. and asia even as jobs in the hong kong. regulators are about to take their toughest a

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tony perkins said we are disappointed a handful of members caused delay.xcruciating pain babies feel at 5 months is a matter of biology, not belief. martha: other bill, is that done for good or are they going to try to work out their difference with woment meant house and try to get it going again? >> reporter: there have been numerous assurances that it will come bark at some point. chris smith the congressman out of new jersey has been a big backer of this effort. over in the senate there were a number of members primarily females who took to the floor saying it doesn't matter what they passed in the thousands. >> i say to my republican friends, instead of going back to the last century join us in this one. protect women. >> reporter: a number of pro-life groups and leaders i was talking to said in many cases they backed financially a number of these house republican members and they think they abandoned it under pressure. bill: patriots head coach bill belichik holds his weekly media appearance and you can bet reporters will have many questions about de

neighbors thought they were dead fighting near zero visibility james perkins got them all out just inck at the video to really realize how my reaction stood. i don't remember reacting the way i did. but immediately i just thought we need to get this kid out and get him out in the fresh whether it's medical equipment and personnel to start breathing for them. >> the response time in mississippi was 13 minutes. even in parts of urban l.a. it's over 10. fresno fire made it there in four minutes. >> good for them. what's the condition of the children and what's the status of the mother? >> doctors are treating the kids for smoke inhalation and minor burns. there was an electrical short with the television. the kids may or may not be returned to mother. she was out shopping and they were left home alone. >> thank goodness they're okay. thank you. >> another prisoner could be in the works. with isis holding one hostage, will another country give up a member of al qaeda to get him back? >> who are you going to call? remember these guys? 50, 60 times you probably saw this movie in campus? all

education bills are also pending, including reauthorization for head start and the higher education and perkins career in technical education act. this sets the stage for building innovative education pipeline aimed at preparing far more students success in the workplace and in their communitying. by leveraging these bills to re-enforce one another, states will have the latitude necessary to create a koe harnt system that is better for our students. as we all know better education leads to a better work force. as governors, we are continually working to ensure our work force systems are ready to sustain a skilled work force for today's global economy. the work force investment act of 1998 gave governors additional tools to ensure an effective and responsive system to meet the needs of workers. 16 years later, the law was in need of an update to allow governors to address new challenges that confront workers in our modern-state economies. we applaud congress for breaking through the gridlock to reauthorize this law which provides flexibility for governors to grow employment capacity and spur eco

the time, some of them completely unsought, but others quite it better known, for example frances perkins, eleanor roosevelt, that we would do what we have done before quite successfully, develop a multimedia film. this story would be unfamiliar to many of our visitors and particularly to our students but would provide a kind of orientation to what they went this -- what it would see on display. we hired the film maker who helped us with the film we have on film -- on view in our auditorium. i'm going to show you a brief trailer at the end of my remarks for that. donors are another great strength of our institution. our trustees are smart and knowledgeable and very generous. i want to say a few words about a couple of them. the chair of our board at the time that we began developing this project, roger was always interested in the story of mary driscoll. he became something of an expert on late 19th century new york women because his wife's biographer was writing a book on the topic. he became a great champion for this project. roger was succeeded by a pom as chair of our board pam chaffl

the time, some of them completely unsung but others quite a bit better known for example frances perkinsleanor roosevelt, lillian wald, nellie bligh, that we would do what we've done before quite successfully and that is develop a multimedia film that sort of packaged this story which would be unfamiliar to many of our visitors and particularly to our students but would provide a kind of orientation to what they would see on display. and we actually hired the filmmaker who had helped us with the film that we have on view in our auditorium right now, donna lawrence, and i'm goingú4i( you a brief trailer at the end of my remarks for that film. donors are another great strength of our institution. our trustees are smart, they're knowledgeable, and they're very generous, and i want to say a few words about a couple of them. first of all, roger hertzhog who was the chair of our board at the time that we began developing this project. roger was always interested in the story of clara driscoll, but he became something of a semiexpert on late 19th century new york women because his wife, biograp

. >> carol perkins impersonator in duluth. >> don't look at me. have you played duluth?back. [ narrator ] mama sherman and the legion of super fans. wow! [ narrator ] on a mission to get richard to his campbell's chunky soup. it's new chunky beer-n-cheese with beef and bacon soup. i love it. and mama loves you. ♪ and mama loves you. narrator: these are the skater kid: whoa narrator: that got torture tested by teenagers and cried out for help. from the surprised designers. who came to the rescue with a brilliant fix male designer: i love it narrator: which created thousands of new customers for the tennis shoes that got torture tested by teenagers. the internet of everything is changing manufacturing. is your network ready? ♪ ♪ >> welcome to times square, new york city. one hour away from the stroke of midnight. i am andersen cooper here with kathy griffin. perhaps as many as a million people make up the city down there. we want to welcome you here to times square. >> isn't there a virtual city in your head though? >> i wouldn't say the most real person. >> i think i am.

here is tony perkins from the family of research council. state of the union feels the family. he took to twitter to say, we must pray and ask for a spiritual, moral, and cultural renewal in our nation. he went on to say that may not be the message the president wants to bring to the american people, but it is the message that our country needs to hear. one more tweet two point out this concerns the case that is going before the supreme court talking about gay marriage. john diaz, the editorial page director for the san francisco chronicle noted, the supreme court justices were judiciously stoic when the subject turned to gamers. they hold the keys to the ultimate equality areas. that is expected to be argued in april and a decision in late june. supreme court justices were all there, six were there. those who were not work justice scalia, justice thomas, and justice alito. they stayed away from the state of the union address last night. host: after president obama's state of the union address, he will be leaving about way and traveling to boise, idaho. this is a story in the s

ted olson who had california's ban on same-sex marriage struck down at the supreme court and tony perkins be. it's great to see you in the seat. we'll watch. >> thank you. >>> coming up on fox and friends. a prison inmate looks to the word of god to smuggle drugs. the unbelievable way he got heroin behind bars through the bible? >> the american sniper the new film will be smashing box office records. kevin mccarthy just changed his star rating to accommodate the movie. we'll tell you what is behind his change of heart. he joins us next. >> would you be surprised if i told you they credited you with over 160 killed? do you think you might have done some things over there you wish you hadn't? >> that's not me, no. kelley blue book... it's the trusted resource. and now, kbb.com has a whole new way to help you decide on your next new car by showing you what really matters. use 5-year cost to own to compare the long term cost of maintenance insurance and gas. read reviews. woman: gas milage is awesome. from actual owners and kelley blue book experts. and get the full picture on what it's like