as you know ravel or you should know in connecticut there is a law that says you can't give out that information. what i said is the gun permit applicants gave up their information to the government which made it public. >> bill: you don't hold the newspaper responsible at all? >> i hold news journalists responsible for making decisions for what they publish and what they don't publish in their -- >> bill: should that paper have published this information in your opinion? >> i think the newspaper was within its rights to publish this information. >> bill: would you have published the information. >> i'm actually a little surprised that gun owners and the the nra for example wouldn't be doing. this i'm surprised the nra doesn't have a map like this on its own site. after all it was -- >> bill: if you were a publisher, ralph, you would have sought the information through freedom of information and published it? you would have done exactly the same thing? >> well, i'm not a publisher and not a publisher of a newspaper. i have used the freedom of information act to make public informatio

dan rather, oliver stone, ted turner, phil donahue, michael moore, jane fonda, susan sarin dan, ravelarrowed and joy behar all liberal folks and very politely we asked them would you please give us a statement about the journal news. none of them. would mr. rather indicated at first he would. then he decided he was too busy doing what we're not sure. clearly the gun issue is way too intense for some. joining us now from los angeles leslie marshall if for alan colmes this evening here in the studio monica crowley. i thought some of these people would respond. if they really believe that the newspaper is doing the right thing and gun control is paramount, very important issue of the day and certainly all of the aforemention have had bloviated almost beyond belief, why wouldn't they step up. we didn't have them sitting where you are sitting, which is frightening, isn't it, monica? >> it's very scary. >> bill: we didn't ask them to do that we said give us a paper statement and tell us how you feel. >> too busy to do that. >> not only are all of them committed liberals and very outspoken.

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it risks triggering a nuclear arms race in the region and the odd raveling of the nonproliferation treaty. but while obama is working so hard to vilify you wrong israel has been running free for decades with a massive stockpile of nuclear weapons hard to this day israel has maintained a stance of nuclear ambiguity where they have neither confirmed nor denied actually having them fact the u.n. g.a. just voted overwhelmingly for israel to make its nuclear weapons program transparent and to force the country to join the nuclear nonproliferation treaty so to talk about israel's little known nuclear program how it started and why it's affecting a small town in pennsylvania i'm joined by grant smith director of the institute for research middle eastern policy and author of the book divert numac zalman ship iran the diversion of u.s. weapons grade uranium into the israeli nuclear weapons program thank you so much for coming on thanks for having me on so you can vet investigating this case for quite a long time five years for our audience who may not be familiar what is new make and who establish

just minutes after rashi attack nationalist forum lobbying group says we're not seeing the other raveling of the existing political system what we're basically seeing is that the democratic system of the country is in the throes of the final stages of collapse collapse under its under the weight of its own corruption collapse under the weight of its own incompetence so it's a major development it's important to remember that these demonstrations may not leave immediately to change or the immediate collapse the fall of the government itself but the process has a started it's a failed democratic system it's a small clique of elite politicians who are intermarried interrelated to each other through family marriages and so forth and they're divided in the using different parties to sort of divide the cake and of course indulge in massive corruption i think in the in the seventy year history of modern pakistan we've seen the most corrupt government ever in this short history of. anti government slogans driven by the discontent over corruption and a lot of electoral system included calls for re

s on ravelled on our website . and opposition activist in kuwait spring thrown behind bars for defaming the country's ruler on twitter not help explain why the authorities have gone that far than let's talk to author and journalist in the times he's joining us from. morning to you the court acknowledged these tweets didn't actually mention the amir explicitly but they said they were quote clearly meant to insult him i was a two year sentence proportionate to that do you think of course anything interview with a nine hundred forty four characters whatever it is is so dangerous to kuwait you know this is a very serious issue and i know you've been covering it kevin but two tweets as in today's two year sentences and well it was only the other day that the u.s. ministry the secretary of state defense was in kuwait lauding is thirteen thousand troops in kuwait for some time invasion against iran. i can tell you here in britain for instance where everyone tries and sucks up to the suburbs family regardless of whether th

. >> joining now to analyze colonel david hunt in boston and lieutenant ravel peters in washington. should americans care about this. >> absolutely. while we bogged ourselves down in average teaching hygiene methods to afghan villagers al qaeda has been spreading around the world. bill, nowhere have they had more success than in mali. they now control an area larger than the state of texas. and the french god bless them they are doing the right thick. the french army is a shadow. can't do it without transport aircraft. communications. >> bill: you would assume that's happening. >> it is. owe he bama administration is not helping the french out. >> it's much closer close europ. that's why the europeans are so worried. the only good news, bill. is the al qaeda guys in northern mali. they have so alienated the local population with their horrific sharia law -- >> banned music, et cetera. the locals hate them but they have no power. >> bill: okay. same situation, colonel hunt, al qaeda looking for a base, just like they had in afghanistan just before 9/11. they want a country they can t

court has said it was called due process the supreme court said you can't restrict the laws right ravelled out due process means you have a lawyer you had a hearing you had no other that so we're going to challenge that immediately if we start doing less than what we call free speech in washington d.c. it will come to an end now and as you mention mr whitehead this man is a professional protester you had mentioned a couple of the instances but i do kind of want to reiterate some he was arrested just five days before the inauguration at a house chamber session for disorderly conduct on january second he was arrested for interrupting the senate session when he yelled out that sandy hook was caused by abortion mentioned that last october he was arrested on that and i'll be playoff game and that's where mitt romney had attended it he was also arrested in lima ohio for stopping at a campaign stop that president obama was that so he takes up a lot of the police force this time and our resources and attention does he take things too far when where do we draw the line between free speech and someb

one of my kids in those nurses are being imported from the philippines like there's no two hundred raveling nurses who will visit like say cape cod they're nurses will just work on cape cod for four months during the summer and they're done for the year because the because the population swells that's when the hospitals need them and that's when they pay so there are times in this world in this park where where there is a demand for things for people and it can happen again to people and nurses are unionized not all of them all across the united states let's let's all have this not all of them there what there was a time when they supply that in the real world you have you have a corporation like wal-mart in which the people who own wal-mart own six people the walton family own more wealth than forty percent of the nation combined and you have greeters making seven bucks an hour seven twenty five an hour here would it be so bad if these people were unionized to make a living wage make fifteen dollars an hour especially a profitable where forty dollars out if you got a straw fick well it dep

. >> ravel avila is go together super bowl.t to buy tickets but has no idea how he's getting to new orleans. >> worst case, i'm driving. >> no one knew where they were sitting until getting to the window. michael from sacramento paid $1900 for two. >> i am jacked up. i have been trying to figure out all week whether i want to sell them or keep them. and my friends are telling me i've got to go, screw it. i'm a fan. i'm going. >> probably not going to be real until we land. i mean it's closer. so we're really excited. >> diane and her husband took a chance, booking flights before niners won the chance to go to the super bowl f your name is chosen you can pick up tickets today and tomorrow. >> some happy, lucky people. >> i'm a happy, lucky person too,. >> i'll be there. former 49er mike shumann will be there and i believe bringing his super bowl ring along with abc 7 news reporters wayne freedman will be tweeting activities in new orleans at abc 7 news bay area. >> we have been getting great fan photos. take a look at the fans w

the digital era sun raveling all this stuff that is the problem. what do you say to that? >> well, i don't think the idea -- the problem is that general petraeus had an affair. i think the idea and the big problem is that he was director of the cia and he walked right into one of the most blackmailable situations you can have. it's good the fbi found out about it before the russians and the chinese. that's the problem. it's not that he's a general fooling aaround, even though according to the military code of justice, that's not allowed. the press is focused on the director of the cia having this problem. >>> teetering on the edge of the fiscal cliff. with 36 days to go until tax increases kick in, white house and congress are playing a high-stakes game of let's make a deal. >> grover, only you in america believes there has to be, what i believe to be really farcical now absolute pledge for life about these kinds of things. surely the nature of the modern world is very fast moving. it's changing a lot. america clearly has huge economic problems, heading for another fiscal

i don't give me a ravel razzle dazzle. >> it might be pro-law. i'm saying the house will hopefully consider it i can't tell you they will pass it the democrats will tend to vote for it and republicans tend to vote mightily against it that's not getting at the underlying. why fear in america and mistrust of government. until we start to get underneath this issue we are missing the point here, bill. >> bill: that's a long-time deal. look, i'm for sane gun control. i want, i laid out and i want everybody to read it if you didn't watch the factor last night. read my talking points memo which is posted on bill o'reilly.com and fox news factor web site. read it because solved the problem. >> i read your talking points memo there were things in it that i agreed with. but i will say that we can be talking about gun legislation from now until kingdom come. all the gun laws you pass may not reduce signature is cantly the level of violence in our society. >> bill: mexico has very tough antigun laws. they threw a marine in gun for having anti-shotgun. 36,000

black and white thing looks like a mugshot of ravel cram cramlin going to the moon alice and got busted without the bus driver hat of course. >> isn't this part of making him even more popular where he is running for re-election? >> let's hear what the governor had to say about it, go. >> you want to see a picture of a really tough guy? >> yeah, let me see. yeah, did you see that? i'm reporting "time" magazine to like anti-italian defamation league. look at that thing. boss underneath it come on. >> makes you like like tony soprano. >> i can't wait for that to come home for my kids to see it. >> bill: you know what mcguirk, he likes that. >> why not? it's a good image. good fela's image. i'm all for it. this guy is the man, in my humble opinion. he is the future. i mean, with all due respect to the my friends on the right who criticized governor christie, he is the guy, he is a no b.s. straight talking miss call hawk. what's the biggest danger to our country debt? >> what did i tell you about the east coast love fest? it's sitting right here. outside of this area are not going to forget

narrator: when balanchine decreed a festival of works to the music of maurice ravel, robbins set himself is up for the knife on opening night," robbins wrote at the ballet's premiere "and i wish i were rabinowitz instead of robbins." only once did i see somebody scream at jerry. it was the first and only time i saw balanchine lose his temper. i remember mr. b. saying to him, "you know, jerry "i give you main hall, i give you choice of dancers "i give you choice of music, i choreograph on what's left over "in lower concourse, in opera studios with bad floors. "i give you everything everything, everything everything," balanchine was red. "and all you do is complain, complain, complain, complain complain, complain complain, complain, complain!" and mr. b. went like this. oh, yeah, he was like this and jerry was like this. and he said to him finally he said, "you know if you don't like it here, get the hell out." jerry, he shrunk and he ran. and i bet you, he went home and he went "he's right, he's right." robbins, in a sense, never entirely lost that sense of being an outsider, for all of t

darren ravel is our wingman. >> is there something on my face? you're a wing person? >> i am. >> that's the majority -- >> you have a lot on your face. >> i'm eating. for the past decade, the popularity of the chicken wing has soared, as football fans have spent sundays eating them by the bucketfull. but is there enough supply for our demand? the chicken wing has been around for a long time. a quick bite of delicious fried goodness. and if there ever was a season of the wing, this is it. super bowl time. >> the 49ers are going to the super bowl. >> reporter: some wing fans are now reeling, after word that demand for the humble, little wing has grown too big. will there be enough for all of us come sunday? or will some be crying foul? >> harbaugh goes crazy on the sideline. >> reporter: in order to have chicken wings, we, of course, need chickens. and rumors are flying that there's just not enough of them to satisfy our wing-eating culture. >> the supply is limited by the number of chickens and demand for other chicken parts. i mean, suppliers aren't creating demand fo

we're going to trim off an overcast so there's no raveling and it's going to be very secure. it's secure it's finished and you don't ever really have to do that line of stitching again on your sewing machine. you're going to change feet. i'm going to change the foot. the foot that i'm going to be using is going to be a clear foot. the clear foot allows you to actually see -- if you want to show everyone that. so you can watch what you're doing. so you can watch what you're doing. marianne, if you would grab that puffing piece and the -- and the bridge. and the bridging. the pin tuck and the bridging. or you mean the puffing and the bridging. it's those two key words that we're working with today. with the clear foot you'll notice that there are some marks on there and those marks line up exactly with the needle. we're going to use the black mark on the clear foot and align it with the bridging as we stitch. let me show you how we're going to stitch this. we're going to line up the black mark. it's going to stitch right along the concentration of stitches -- on my little film

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