porter bibb is managing partner with media-tech capital partners. nice to see you again. >> great to be here, tom. >> tom: is this the right decision nine months into this almost $40 billion deal to pay $4 billion to walk away? >> $3 billion in cash and another reputed 4 billion in spectrum and assets and other little door prizes that deutsche telekom will walk away with, is it the right decision? they didn't have a choice. at&t basically painted themselves into a corner on this transaction. if you roll the clock back to last march when it was first announced, it was met with almost universal acclaim. everybody including the fcc said okay we'll take a hard look at it but this deal is going to be beneficial because what at&t announced at that time was they're going to have the world's largest 4g spectrum network, they're going to offer all kind its of new services and capabilities for the exploding world of tablets and smart phones. >> tom: so porter what happened between march and today? >> very, very bad management on the part of at&t. i am sorry t

porter bibb is managing partner with media-tech capital partners. nice to see you again. >> great to be here, tom. >> tom: is this the right decision nine months into this almost $40 billion deal to pay $4 billion to walk away? >> $3 billion in cash and another reputed 4 billion in spectrum and assets and other little door prizes that deutsche telekom will walk away with, is it the right decision? they didn't have a choice. at&t basically painted themselves into a corner on this transaction. if you roll the clock back to last march when it was first announced, it was met with almost universal acclaim. everybody including the fcc said okay we'll take a hard look at it but this deal is going to be beneficial because what at&t announced at that time was they're going to have the world's largest 4g spectrum network, they're going to offer all kind its of new services and capabilities for the exploding world of tablets and smart phones. >> tom: so porter what happened between march and today? >> very, very bad management on the part of at&t. i am sorry t

porter bibb is managing partner with media-tech capital partners. nice to see you again. >> great to be here, tom. >> tom: is this the right decision nine months into this almost $40 billion deal to pay $4 billion to walk away? >> $3 billion in cash and another reputed 4 billion in spectrum and assets and other little door prizes that deutsche telekom will walk away with, is it the right decision? they didn't have a choice. at&t basically painted themselves into a corner on this transaction. if you roll the clock back to last march when it was first announced, it was met with almost universal acclaim. everybody including the fcc said okay we'll take a hard look at it but this deal is going to be beneficial because what at&t announced at that time was they're going to have the world's largest 4g spectrum network, they're going to offer all kind its of new services and capabilities for the exploding world of tablets and smart phones. >> tom: so porter what happened between march and today? >> very, very bad management on the part of at&t. i am sorry t

porter finishes with a team high 13 points. georgetown wins its six in a row with the hoyas down the bison 62-48. >>> let's go to the nhl, while hats showered on the ice at the verizon center last night, capitals defenseman dennis wideman, he knew he didn't really deserve it. the league confirmed that feeling by crediting the caps' fourth and final goal of the night to brooks light. it was a big night regardless for dennis wideman. useless celebration. capitals taking on the maple leafs. deflects to wideman who scores. caps up 1-0. in the second period, caps on another power play. this is beautiful. wideman just rips it into the back of the net. caps up 2-0. late third period, caps up 1, on the power play again. this was the goal that was changed. wide marn wi wideman with the one-timer. you see the light right there in front of the net. it went right off his leg. now it's been credited to like. caps beat the leafs 4-2. and there were some wasted hats out on the ice. maybe the fans will file complaints. wait a minute, i want my

time the russian champions have been training in portugal for the last six days and had a taste of porter's drug on a stadium on monday although star striker alexander cocksure golf is still sidelined with an ankle injury so need be cauterized three one in st petersburg in september but coach lee china's for that he says choose days game will be a big challenge. there isn't a favorite i would say that even if we had one against top well there wouldn't be favorites here because obviously playing here stadium is a big challenge and it's not easy to play against bordeaux. we must come here and show our quality our character and put our personality on the pitch and play the game. well porto are third in the group and have two wins or progress but they have injury problems defend their immediate a file and midfielders for the quad and christian rodriguez are all out so a selection headache for manager peter pereira is at a disappointing rain since taking over one hundred years boss fans hell protests of the porters shocked champions league defeat to apple well pereira you always knew it would co

porter: when did you know you were going to be okay? when i saw my mom and dad.t did you see? it was dark. there was this little light. man: we'll have fun. jan: it was... like a flicker. man: please... jan: and... i kept trying to move my hands, man: my special friend. jan: but i couldn't, because they were tied. and he had these gloves. man: we'll have fun. white, fuzzy gloves. that doesn't sound like latex gloves. gardening, maybe? porter: the room you were in, was it a house? no. it wasn't a house. man: my special friend... jan: it was cold. and it smelled. like what? like... like butter, or... or oil. boa vista: butter or oil? do you think that's... popcorn. that would explain the butter smell. and eric found popcorn stuck to candy wrappers at the chambers' house. and what about the man that was with you? man: quiet. the man... had this pet mouse. man: quiet. jan: but it wasn't like a normal mouse, it was... man: will you be my friend? it was big. do you recall anything else about that day? the man... he was looking through this little window. man: my specia

porter: when did you know you were going to be okay? when i saw my mom and dad.t, what did you see? it was dark. there was this little light. man: we'll have fun. jan: it was... like a flicker. man: please... jan: and... i kept trying to move my hands, man: my special friend. jan: but i couldn't, because they were tied. and he had these gloves. man: we'll have fun. white, fuzzy gloves. that doesn't sound like latex gloves. gardening, maybe? porter: the room you were in, was it a house? no. it wasn't a house. man: my special friend... jan: it was cold. and it smelled. like what? like... like butter, or... or oil. boa vista: butter or oil? do you think that's... popcorn. that would explain the butter smell. and eric found popcorn stuck to candy wrappers at the chambers' house. and what about the man that was with you? man: quiet. the man... had this pet mouse. man: quiet. jan: but it wasn't like a normal mouse, it was... man: will you be my friend? it was big. do you recall anything else about that day? the man... he was looking through this little window. man: my

. >> assistant district attorney charles ross helped investigate the case, along with danny porter, the prosecutor of gwinnett county, just outside atlanta. >> there is a gun that is tucked under the sheet with her hands basically above it. >> there were divorce papers on the bed, as well. >> going through a troubled time in life. >> right. >> what's the initial impression of this scene? >> suicide. >> there was reason to believe jennifer corbin might have killed herself. her marriage that once seemed so perfect had soured. and there was evidence she may have worried about losing her children in what was certain to be a nasty divorce and custody fight. still, when "dateline" first spoke with jennifer's family shortly after she died in december, 2004, they were adamant jennifer would never have committed suicide. >> is it possible that jenny took her own life? >> positively no way. and i'll tell you, there are two reasons -- dalton and dillon. she lived for those kids. she certainly would not have committed suicide and let her children find her that way with a gun next to her. jennifer w

star jerome porter be an engineering. woman accusing chicago police department of systematic torture and abuse leading to her husband committed suicide while in custody linda bradford late husband harpe himself in a develt bradford cell around 130 in the november 17th hours after charged with shooting to death security guard. linda bradford filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city today are doing her husband was the victim of torture and abuse because he was black. lawyers also called on united states attorney's office to investigate the suicide. >> we do not need 15 years from now to be read addressing this like we have to do with the john birch to not need another 135 victims before the city of chicago takes this seriously three days after he committed suicide another man hung himself and naselle also area 2 police headquarters city officials have not commented. not backing away from comments that have enraged gay rights activists comparing them to the kkk, cardinal francis george says changeover for cape rate wo

porter is there. porter, a freshman from missouri. high school had 120 kids in it. 14 points, 14 rebounds. hoyas win. up next providence on saturday. baby terp fans. they were hosting albany tonight. len playing in his first college game and he looked pretty good. terps got two starters when they added howard last wean and len this week. stoeg lund in the mix and you might have a better than expected team. maryland downs albany 83-72. >>> so from happy days on the college hardwood to misery in the nba. the wizards hoping to turn it around in atlanta but it is apparent that this team will be a carbon copy of last year. john wall signing autographs before the game. and in the game, john wall with the ball finds nick young in the corner. he is a professional scorer. the wizards kept it close for a while. and the hawks ran away with it. jeff teague to joe johnson. johnson and five hawks scored in double figures. the hawks roll 101-83. the wizards drop to 0-2 on the year. >>> you know we talk about good recs and bad recs with the redskins

the crisis though worked in faust's favor, at least according to michael porter, harvard business schoolfessor and one of the world's leading experts on corporate strategy. >> first of all, she'd had a past-- a predecessor who had been very divisive. and the institution was in turmoil. and the crisis was a way, "a" first of bringing the-- university together, around survival. and... and then secondly, allowing her to make some tough decisions without actually getting branded with, you know, "oh, that's just another larry summers." it was very helpful to her. and in universities, it's particularly hard to make change in any case. and so the crisis was unusually helpful to her, and i think she took good advantage of it. >> susie: she did so in a big way. faust pushed through an unprecedented change in harvard's governing board. she decided that more members with key expertise would better meet harvard's needs in the 21st century. so she doubled the number of trustees, something none of her 27 predecessors ever dared to try. >> if you think about the fact that the corporation was organized

guarantee that top spot and should they fail to get three points cells could finish on top but when porter. chelsea boss andre says his team will try to take the initiative in that crucial clash with palencia victory or go in a strong at stamford bridge would ensure the blues make the knockout stages but the faint or school draw would see the spanish side go through instead along with some who have already qualified elimination for chelsea at the group stage to be death. in two thousand and three adding to the pressure on manager of the. season in charge of trying to make business. think of soon as plane of two to be sure that we always take the initiative of the game and we know that. we want to get something because it will represent a lot for them makes makes things easier makes it makes things even more difficult for us but we just have to. do it again because that's what we've been doing in the past so it will. and change our strategy just because we play such an important game strategy will be and will be the same we take the initiative of the ball and we don't speculate the game as

university of maryland, a college park maryland and of foreign bank library in the katherine anne porter room and we are talking with the university of maryland professors who are also authors joined by a history professor jon sumida, who has written this book, "decoding clausewitz: a new approach to on war." professor jon sumida, who was coral clausewitz? >> he fought against napoleon and the entire and first as a teenager in 79 these leader to be made great officer in the battle in 1906 and was subordinate to the chief of staff of the army and was a participant in the reform of the prussian army after its three defeat. in 1812 he resigned the commission because he disagrees with the king in terms of their decision to be an ally of france and invade russia, so he goes over to the russian army and serves as an adviser to the czar and is attached to senior russian commanders in the battles of 1812 with at the retreat of the army when it's retract in the late fall of 1812 and goes on when they say it changes sides to fight the great battles in of bolten and walton and in the 1850 campaign.

c-span2, currently we are at the university of maryland in college park, maryland, in the katherine porter room, and we're talking with university of maryland professors who are also authors. we are pleased now to be joined by history professor jon sumida, who has written this book, "decoding clausewitz," a new approach to on more. professor sumida, who was carl levin clausewitz? >> he was a prussian officer who fought against napoleon in the words of the french revolution and by becky first win in action as a teenager in the 1790s. later rose to be a made great officer, was present at the great battle in 1806. was a subordinate of the chief of staff andy army, and was a participant in the reform of the prussian army after its great defeat. in 1812 he resigned his commission because he disagrees with the king in terms of the decision to be an ally of france, the former any. so he goes over to the russian army, serves as an advisor to the czar, and is attached to senior russian commanders, fights at some of the great battles of 1812. it was at the retreat of the french army when his trap in

the outlet to starks and the no look drop pass to otto porter. georgetown wins. >>> mike on the road against third ranked syracuse. gw's taylor caught him taking a nap. he makes the free throw, but they are down 20 at the half. getting revenge here. this is one of his six steals. he goes the other way. 19 points, gw falls to unbeaten syracuse. also george mason defeats radford. american falls to st. francis of pennsylvania, 66-61. an ugly finish, some jollying and xavier comes over, pushes to the ground, and chaos ensues. cincinnati left some punches fly. goes down, the bench is clear, the referees would end this game with 9 seconds left. xavier wins, but expects numerous suspensions to come. never like seeing that happen. today was day two of training camp for the wizards and the team added two new faces. they acquired ronnie from the knicks and signed forward larry owens who played in five games with the wizards. the training camp roster stands at 16. >>> and one of those 16 players has a very familiar face. roger mason is back with his hometow

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porter at the city attorney's office and my commanding officer, and neither of them can give me a datecommissioner chan: i understand, i understand. i am just asking. i sensed from reading that this was a high issue and just wanted to know where we were. president mazzucco: chief, do you have anything to add? >> i would like to move it forward. commissioner chan: ok. president mazzucco: may i have a motion? please call item no. 2. secretary falvey: item number two, general public comment. the public is now welcome to address the commission on items that do not appear on tonight's agenda but are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission. spiegel's -- speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole. individual police or occ personnel should refrain entering into any debates. public comment is limited to three minutes. president mazzucco: ladies and gentlemen, it is time for public comment. it looks like you are it tonight. >> good evening, commissioners and chief. it is time to compliment you and tip my hat to you. there was an article released about term

you like it for business travelers, that is porter. >> yes.oronto but they fly to boston, they fly to newark and chicago. they fly to 16 other cities in canada but if you're going from new york to toronto, that's a $600 air fare which averages like american as low as $248 on porter. the coolest part they fly to one of the coolest urban airports in the world. they don't fly to pierson which costs you two hours in traffic to get to downtown toronto they fly to a little bitty island next to downtown toronto and you land at the airport and three minutes later you're in town. >> you can't beat that. before we go, the deals sound great in terms of the air fare. what about when you're in the air. we talk about what you don't get when you fly. what kind of amenities do they have or not have on board? >> amenities? >> i'm just checking. >> people tell me what is the definition of a great flight? my answer is you landed! the point is they are flying state-of-the-art airplanes. porter gives awe meal on flight to toronto when you consider it's a snack but

starks behind the back to porter who finishes strong. georgetown wins. the washington redskins, controversy, player suspensions. throw in theire jimbo there is a bright side. whatkie running back -- there?n we throw in there is a bright side. >> make the best out of it. you just want to go out and give chance to turn this thing around the best way you can. >> everyone thought dennis scored three goals last night. he says he did not deserve the hattrick. they chased this score. it did not change the outcome of the game. this is my favorite story of this show. pop warner championship. in the junior peewee championship, marshall heights took it to ease today. the wildcats in california. watch this. takes it to the house. to marshallons heights. the warriors from montgomery took the junior division. beat virginia beach. congratulations to the players, coaches, and the parents. finally. stuff. got to see those guys play. tyson chandler is in new york. cliffsse are the chalk united kingdom. mid-50's by next week.

david: jake porter. yeah? take your headgear off, tough guy. we want to talk to you.hat's this about? you're under arrest for the rape of karen camden. what are you talking about? megan: we spoke to karen. she gave us a statement about what happened at the party. you're talking about the same girl who shot up the school with her psycho-geek pals, right? everybody's talking about how she's the one who engineered the whole thing. you're telling me you believe karen camden? the girl's a whack job. it'll be my word against hers. megan: yeah, would've been. except for rob holt's cell phone. your moron friend took a picture of you with his phone. david: let's go. turn around. i'm not going anywhere with you guys. yeah, you are. you're coming with us. get off me. what is it with guys and dirty pictures? stand up. charlie: where's big papa? the caterer. ah, getting serious. i just think he doesn't want to have to cook, you know? charlie: you never get enough? don: look, what do you want from me? i like seeing how they spin it, you know? you think anybody really knows how any

gesture, police force him, this man who works for an illegally operated beach, -- beat, as the attorney porter mentioned. it has been shown that he will violate the law. the entire beat has been illegally operated. we are not sure for how long but for some time. apparently the only people who can stop him, we need to be stopped. i should not be arrested. i am an innocent person. this is the third time they have done this to me. this is the first time they have absolutely no made up evidence to use as a cause, so they had to let me go. it took $50,000 of my money, soon to be your money, city of san francisco, but a long story short, you have had weeks to consider this. i have seen you do nothing. i should take that back. they are marching a little more tightly, but they are still committing crimes. please do your duty. thank you. president mazzucco: next speaker. with reference to a, b, c, and d. >> public comments on item number two? would you make a special exception? occupy sf. let me fourth say that i am the council for -- let me say first that i am council for -- counsel for occupy sf. the

porter came off the bench with 14 points. it is the season for holiday cheer and if you are michael jordan, a wedding engagement. he proposed to his model girlfriend of three years. this'll be his second marriage. do you think he can get her some air jordans? >> we >>> let's get a last look at the weather this thursday. >> temperatures will be all over the place for the next few days. lower 50's on saturday. sunday, new year's day, 57. a strong cold front will come through sunday night. much colder on monday and for the balance of next week. >> thank you so much. >> we will see you back here at 11:00. ny great pioneers before me, guided only by a dream. i'm embarking on a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds on car insurance. well i'm out of the parking lot. that's a good start. geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent, or more on car insurance.

late in the second, samuel fraisher's pass stolen by porter and watch this. other way for the exclamation point. georgetown over howard 62-48 to make it 8-0 all time in the series. >> george washington on the road against ranked syracuse. first half, gw's tony taylor taking a nap. passed out in court for the dunk, made the free throw, but gw was down 20 at the break. second half, waiters would get his revenge. he goes the other way for a big time flush. he had 19 points. gw falls to unbeaten syracuse 85-50. >>> virginia high school division 6 final, centerville and oscar smith playing in charlottesville. second quarter, trails 21-2. on a quick slant, the wildcats trailing 21-9. third quarter, oscar smith leads. jc coleman heads out. 47-21. denying the wildcats their first state title since 2000. coming up tonight on nissan sports xtra. a former redskin coming back and he might be rex grossman's worst nightmare. >> i love that. thank you. >>> another occupy camp shut down by police. what's next for protesters in boston? that's coming up at fox 5 news at 10:00.

porter, coming off the bench 14 points georgetown opens up the east play in big fashion. >>> maryland beat albany tonight, 83-72. george washington lost to the university of alabama- birmingham, 56-49. >>> something we are not used to, the washington capitals looking lackluster and falling and the standings. the capitals are 5-12 under dale hunter coming into tonight failing to really play well in games. that change tonight in new york. forced the turnover, he shoots, and he puts it away, 1-0 caps. in the second, another turnover. he finds alexander semin just watch this. backhanded goal, nothing. here. alexander semin, two goals on the night, the capitals win, 4- 1. >>> flip saunders and the wizards and atlanta, looking for their first win of the season. look at this sick hang 10 at layout, and traffic. atlanta wins, 101-83. >>> rfk toledo and air force the military bowl. all alone, not the touchdown. air force was down. one, -- airports was down by one, they're forced decides to go for two points. toledo winds 42-41. >>> cowboys quarterback tony romo was limited in practice today af

starks feeding the cookies to porter. georgetown winning it 62-48. they roll today at the verizon center. we got a big boxing match coming up tonight. it's been a big day around here in sports. army navy the big foir. >>> what's it look like tonight? >> very cold, 20s and 30s. bundle up for the redskins game as well. only low- to mid-40s tomorrow. >> do we have a chance tomorrow? >> no. >>> thank you for watching. get updates anytime at wusa9.com. see you back here at 11:00. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone.

. >> the key word to my years in which she is said about relationship to a porter is that you choose to side with the poor. you choose to side with the underprivileged. why that choice? >> because everything i need to talk about, everything i need to review, to engage in bounce off of, resides in poverty. i am familiar with it. it is easier to do with whether i am in america or africa. wherever i go and find the environment of those who are living in poverty and resisting poverty. in that environment i find great inspiration. many of the men and women who are a an inspiration are filled with inspired moments to overcome oppression. i do not find that on wall street or beverly hills. in places where opportunity resides unbridled. i think the real creative energy is where people are caught in an economic abyss. tavis: how much of who you are has to meet growing up with a jamaican immigrant? >> everything comes from that fact. it was my formative years, when i left harlem with my mother who was an immigrant woman coming to america to find that generosity of the american dream and discov

porter says i've got your back. watch out for that guy. georgetown holds on to the lead.off the=ñu ranked louisville 71-68. >> it was a very good win against a very good team and a very difficult place to play. so we're worried about validations right now. we just want to try to keep the team winning. >> alex land finally making his terms debut as maryland hosts albany. see what the big guy can do. terps up 22-13 and the two hook up again in the final seconds of the first half. maryland goes on to beat albany 83-72. george washington hosting uab tonight. uab went on a 17-1 run in the first half and gw, well, they just couldn't recover. george washington loses to alabama birming ham. >> georgetown has been impressive. we have a team ranked in the top 25. >> something washington oriented to root for. >> exactly. between them and the lady terps, we have at least >>> and that is our broadcast for tonight. thanks for sticking around. >> bundle up tomorrow morning, right. and don't forget you can always find us at wusa9.com. good night.

>> what the porter saw in the banknote was not "bolivia." >> what was it then? >> it was "bolivar." and the bolivar is the unit of currency in venezuela. our friend is on his way to venezuela. simpson! >> stop that man! [sighs] >> the middle. no, no, no, no, miss lemon. to the left. at least one centimeter to the left. that's better. voila. is there nothing to which hercule poirot cannot turn his finger? >> hand. "pay to hercule poirot the sum "of one guinea only. ernest todd." it is to me, hastings, a little reminder never to despise a trivial, eh, with the undignified. a disappearing domestic at one end, a cold-blooded murder at the other. [captioning made possible by friends of nci] [captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] very simple, very elegant. it's "a table of all the receipts contained in this book." - so it's a recipe book. - yes. and it also has remedies for illnesses... - oh, really? - which, of course, were made, homemade. you didn't rush to the chemist for-- buy something over the counter. you had to make your own. you boiled them up in the

henry sims can't get the up and under and porter, the freshman for the putback. 14 and 14 bores. hoyas go -- boards. hoyas go on to win and improve to 11-1 on the season. and four undefeated men's basketball teams, syracuse, baylor, murray state, and baylor. back to you. >> thank you, feldy. now, of course, you have the news edge. of course, the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. keep it here for tmz on tv. coming up next.  [ child ] ] it's so co! you can put a force field on him and be invisible! [ child 2 ] i call first player. no. i already called it. [ dad ] nobody's playing anything until after we get our homework done. thank you. hello? test drive's not over yet. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. [ louder ] hello? but we still need your signature. right now during sign then drive, it's never been easier to get the all-new passat, the 2012 motor trend car of the year, for practically just your signature. that's the power of german engineering. visit vwdealer.com.

so we need to define things that we don't mend up making mandatory porters report rings that are not abuse. how do we reach people to educate them about that is a major question. there are programs around the country aimed at anyone who will come to some sessions to understand how this adults can protect children by some common sense things. for example, if you are the last teacher to leave the school of the afternoon after teacher conferences or a meeting and there is -- i don't want to pick on one person, so a janitor or coach or another teacher who is still in the building and there's a little girl sitting on the steps waiting for a late parrot to pick her up, it's a good idea not to leave the building and perhaps sit down next to her or help her call for assistance. that's assuming you're suspecting everyone around you is abusive. it just means that it's a good idea to be alert to possible situations. that's a long-winded answer, but would attack about prevention efforts with it for some things that were. and physical abuse one of our biggest problems is abusive head trauma and s

frank porter goes as the reserve. and on the rear side, the franchise's all-time leading scorer sebastian jankowski has finally made his first pro bowl. he will be joined in on what by sean, james leffler and richard seymour. after springing his ankle again last night, just courage will not play tomorrow against the knicks and that's occurred in to his agent. after dismantling the mavericks on christmas, but he keeps rolling against the celtics today. they led by 20 at one point and they would went 15-107 and the lakers won tonight. they beat utah 96-71 so all is good in the world for you. >> that's one way in. it broke their streak. >> gas, and then the world please got it done tonight also. >> do they call them that out for world piece? >> metadata is the first name, world peace is the last named. >> nevermind. lava. >> all right, we'll see you back here at 11:00 on cbs five.

my name is chris porter. i am the president of the pacific a chamber of commerce.are here today to speak to keeping sharp park open. as all cities are experiencing a downturn in money's, -- monies, sharp park is an economic cornerstone of our output to the citizens of nearby communities. some people come in to golf, stay in hotels, other things. i have heard a couple of times today that sharp park is losing money. sharp park is not losing money. sharp park is probably one of the golf courses that is making money. when you put all of the monies together, we are subsidizing harding and lincoln park, and a few other parts that have had extensive renovations. i also saw pictures of what sharp park looks like -- look like before the park. there are now hot -- homes 100 yards from where you want to take down the berm. the mosquitos that would nest in the marshes would be a real disadvantage to people that live in those films. and we are asking you to think of things as a whole. work with the county. work with the city of pacific up. i think that we can find a mutual, sat

august said, i hate this cold porter so a played the album at a low volume and closed the window. when my curiousity about rose overwhelmed my common sense i investigated her living quarters i found her diaries and learned the secrets of her heart. searching in the spice cabinet lucie kept full of whisky i found a key. i planned my invasion for that afternoon. thank you very much. [applause] >> i wrote a new book i'm working on. i'm from mexico city and i write about mexican stuff. i fear i would write a book to deal with that and get it out of the way. this is part of this project. my main character is alexander. [inaudible] don't take it personal. my aim, i guess is to at the end of my novel that [inaudible] good mexican novelists. alexander looked at the mirror and saw a mexican stairing back at him. the bad mexican had paid alexander a visit much the conversation from last night's party brought him back in full force. why did he always have to open his big mouth. why tell people that don't care that he hated and despised? he actually might like the [inaudible] hated me english

porter at 14. and georgetown knocks louisville from the ranks of the unbeaten. the hoyas lost in maui. alex making his maryland debut at comcast center. the yew ukraine native lost. looked good here in the u.s. finished with 14 points in 27 minutes. maryland wins 83-72. terps have won five straight. george washington hosting alabama burmingham. 17-1 run. quincy table, gw manages to 16 first half points. 56-49. the colonials are 4-8. 1-4 at smith center. >>> a 6 point loss to the nats. last night the hawks beat the nets. based on recent history. the wizards were looking at a 42 point loss to the hawks tonight. didn't happen, but close. first half, watch nick young. drills a 3. converted a four of point play. later in the first half, john wall with a little any facty wrap around behind and blocked by josh smith. wall went down hard. he would stay in the game. second half now, hawks hawks go to joe johnson. one of six hawks in. 101-83. they are still winless. hunter and the caps hosting the rangers. the caps lead 2-1. alex ovechkin with a big hit at the blue line.

my porter rican red-haired cousin, he has funny hair. he was there, too. so we came back and they decided to do it with everybody. when that story came out, i started getting harassed. the police were giving out my social security number, my name. i had 50 cases of identity theft that followed. the next thing you ask to talk about was november 23, 2002. this experience changed my life. we started going to the prisons with a purpose now. we turned into touring artists for the prisons around the country. talking to the folks who were incarcerated, folks in the local community to inform the movement by those most directly affected. we came home for winning an award in grass-roots activism and then the police stop us for a taillight being out in the back of the car. when they run my license, they say i'm going to jail because there were three wards offer my arrest. it was bryonn bain, aka bostick. i did not know who that was. they have given up my information and i've done myself in jail again for a crime i did not commit. this time i said, hell no, i am suing