they were the early years of the black awareness, robert williams was active in south carolina. there was a period of time when the cot in the back of the store was a drop off for various disassembled armaments. sometimes someone we didn't know would put something under the mattress, making the cot unusable for several days. someone would come by and take the hardware away in a shopping bag and that would be it for a week or so. there was often a black photographer who would come to the shop with an empty shopping bag. when he left, he with leave in a zigzag and eventually get on a bus going south. >> i wanted to read a poem that was sent by the poet that i invited to the recent san francisco international poetry festival from iraq i've been in touch with for more than a year and a half. after the united states would not give him his visa, i asked him -- i told him about mutanabbi street and he wrote a poem and he wrote it in english, though he writes in, of course, in arabic. but this one he wrote in english. so i'll read it. one figure in the poem you should know, humbaba, whi

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the last week has been an emotional roller coaster for robert's grandmother, norma jean williams. she was initially angry with robert's father and for taking him to north and a battlefield park. >> you have to hang on to him because he will run. i was angry yes, very angry. wondering why they were taken to a place like that. >> she says the evening before he was found, she lost all zero. >>-- all hope. >> the wind was blowing so hard and it was so cold. i knew that he could not make it one more night. >> she dropped your knees when she found the had been found alive. she has many people to thank for bringing him home. >>

back at the house, 26-year-old robert williams is thinking about coming inside. >> come on in. made a couple drinks. >> williams is a truck driver who chatted online with someone who told him she was 11 years old. our youngest decoy ever. he sends a live web camera shot of himself while he is masturbating. apparently before he comes inside, williams wants to go back to his car? >> are you coming? >> but taking no chances, the police arrest him. >> what? >> put your hands up. long beach police, put your hands up. get down on your knees right now. >> williams later pleaded no contest to one count of attempted sex with a minor. >> send the decoy out. >> then there's this man. 32-year-old cory edgar. nicknamed rick. >> are you coming? come on. >> edgar, using the screen name ricks talented tongue, chatted online with a decoy who told him she was a 12-year-old girl. he tells her he is sending a picture of his penis. he asks if she has condoms and in graphic terms, if he can perform oral sex on her. in the middle of the chat, he suddenly becomes suspicious. >> i have a strong feeling

all resulting from an alleged sexual relationship with a 155year-old girl.the search iss on for robert williamantee is joining that search. search.fox broadcasting is making host john walss avvillble to talk to us about the case, as well as some of ther other manhunts he s taking viewers on this season. --25th season offamerica's most wanted --tell us about the case involving mulkern... it's out of frederick, local to our area -- your first stop is montana, who are you searchinn foo there?--you also what's going on there?--what makes this show so popular even after 25 years? you can watch a

the last week has been an emotional roller coaster for robert's grandmother, norma jean williams. she was initially angry with robert's father and for taking him to north and a battlefield park. >> you have to hang on to him because he will run. i was angry yes, very angry. wondering why they were taken to a place like that. >> she says the evening before he was found, she lost all zero. >>-- all hope. >> the wind was blowing so hard and it was so cold. i knew that he could not make it one more night. >> she dropped your knees when she found the had been found alive. she has many people to thank for bringing him home. >> so many people, search and rescue teams, dogs deputies as well. it was just so many people out looking. >> she says that he has a lot of bug bites, bruises, and scrapes but no serious injuries. he did not know that he was in trouble and that makes a is life, she says. his grandmother may never get the chance to meet his rescuer face-to-face. the man does not want recognition only wants to give spanx zagathanks to god. >>> nato ending air strikes in libya. this come

robert and williams, a senior fellow at the nonpartisan tax policy center is working on an analysis of cain's signature oposal. although the plans's details remain sketchy, williams said it would increase taxes for the poor and middle class, despite cain's statemen to the contrary. for starters, about 30 million of the poorest households pay neither income taxes nor social security or medicare levees, so for them, he says, doing away with the payroll tax doesn't save anything and you're adding both a 9% sales tax and a 9% income tax, so we know they will be worse off. that's the reality, mr. cain. without making a judgment about it, why do you think that's an acceptable reality for the overall goal of reform? >> first, they're missing one very critical point about sales tax. it wasn't even mentioned in that analysis that you read. on the price of goods there are invisible taxes that are built into everything we buy. we'll simply -- those invisible taxes are going to go away. and we're replacing them with a 9% visible tax. for example, take a loaf of bread. the farmer pays taxes on his

archbishop row wan williams addressed thousands at mass. he met with president robert monogovi. the supporter was excommunicated in 2007. that archbishop has taken a stand against homosexuality and leaving main stream anglicans without places to worship. >>> britain has threatened people that don't support gay rights. they are trying to take a gay rights crusade to the third world. britain has slashed aid from ma lou wi and sentenced two homosexuals to hard labor and threatening to pun issue uganda. >>> the owner of a christian cafe was told to stop displaying quotes from the bible on the wall. >> the police say they made a mistake and how hate speech laws can be used against christians. ? >> >> jamie murray says police threatened to arrest him for playing a bible dvd. >> police came here to the salt & light coffee house to make a complaint about insulting and homophobic material. bible text displayed on a tv screen at the back of a cafe. the entire new testament on a loop. murray says he was surprised by being treated like a criminal to playing scripture. >> it is quite shockin

frank with you, he did many fine things, but i do not think he handled the s as well as william rehnquist or john roberts did. he is signed opinions to members of the court who did not actually have the votes of four other colleagues on every issue of the case. so he was less than perfect on his work as a presiding officer in conference. in conference. but i think he was an excellent presiding officer in the public proceedings, very fair to both sides. when there was the necessity for bomore time to make arguments, e would frequently allow extra times in argument. >> the part of the court that the public does not know about is the conference. where is the conference room, and who is in there when you are discussing the case? >> the conference room is just east of the court room, across the hall and in the back of the building. the people in the conference room during the conference, the nine members of the court and no one else. in fact, whenever it is necessary for someone to send a message into the court, they will lock on the door and the junior justice has the responsibility of getting up and answeri

robert wood was found alive. she was angry with his father for taking him to north anna battlefield park. williamsime. >> it was a zero hard, it was drizzling and cold. i knew that he could not make it one more night. >> robert did make it. he is still in the hospital. doctors are running tests to find running testshe ate all week. -- running tests to find out what he ate all week. >>> and nor'easter has dumped snow on parts of new england. >> it left a huge headache for millions. presidents in washington and maryland are trying to pick up the pieces after with snow and leaves sentry's tumbling onto cars and homes. up and down the northeast, trees fell on power lines, leaving millions in the dark and mother nature's mess. some of these residents are used to shoveling snow, but no one expected this seven weeks before the start of winter. >> no heat, no food, no power. >> we will have extensive and long-term power outages. i would devise that initially it looked like some people could be without power for as much as a week. >> some officials up north are saying that it could be even longer, until th

robert bazell to look behind the numbers. >> reporter: to the outside world, terry williams was a successful businesswoman. but secretly she suffered from crippling anxiety, and often couldn't get out of bed in the morning. >> it was like i was paralyzed, in tears, in a fetal position, not wanting to face the day. >> reporter: that all changed when she was diagnosed with clinical depression. she began taking antidepressants and slowly has gotten her condition under control. the 57-year-old williams is hardly alone. the cdc report finds that more than 1 in 10 americans over 12 years old takes antidepressant drugs. an increase of 400% over the past two decades. experts say there are many reasons for this sharp increase. the latest drugs are safer and more effective than earlier antidepressants. they are also used to treat conditions such as anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder. >> the acceptance in our society for getting your treatment -- getting treatment for your depression or anxiety is much, much higher. >> when you're depressed -- >> reporter: but marketing also plays a role. the survey finds that

williams jr.? this is from robert. ms made. maybe we do not agree with his position, but he clarified it and it did make sense. i think espn is making a mountain out of a mole hill maybe to enhance the ratings of monday night football. i don't think they need to do that. those ratings are phenomenal. this from tomas, hank williams, jr., is an american like the rest of us. he retains the freedom of speech and the freedom of expression regardless of whether people choose to agree or not. this from angela, the freedoms we have, including free speech, come with responsibility. we are responsible for what we put out into the world. freedom to say what you want means you should be willing to take the consequences that come along with your words. so many people wave the flag of freedom without recognizing the power of those freedoms and the responsibility that comes with that power. keep the comments coming. facebook.com/americanmorning. we'll read more later on "american morning." >>> and we'll have top stories when we return

robert is a former president of the aba impart during the procedure of putnam williams. two members of the committee could not be witness. jeff toobin has worked with us on other things, but just as the word, cnn, and "the new yorker" magazine just a few days ago learned that linda fairstein couldn't be with us. she is also the best-selling crime novelist and former prosecutor. let's recognize the selection committee. [applause] >> in a few minutes, david baldacci will lead a discussion about the compassion. or take a few minutes telling you about the author, mr. john grisham. although i'm just repeating facts all of you know that the market as a person, the shorter the introduction. someone who is originally from arkansas graduated from the university of mississippi law school in 1981 to practice law for nearly a decade, specializing in criminal defense in personal injury litigation. he also served in the mississippi house of representatives from 1883 until 1990. as difficult as all of us lawyers go is to practice law, he somehow wrote every morning before the crack of

booktv, live coverage from the texas book festival with one williams of political correctness, sally jacobs on barack obama's father, and robertton of westward expansion. throughout the weekend, petals on mexican drug cartels, the art of nonfiction, and the air and spring. look for the entire schedule online. >> it is just to be very obvious that with all of the priorities we have, and they're all worthy, until further notice every decision the national government makes -- every close call can be made in favor of economic growth. every time should be broken in favor of growth of the private sector. >> he worked as an adviser in the reagan white house, and as governor of indiana he implemented spending cuts that surplus. sunday night, mitch daniels on his new book, the economy, and not to -- on the decision not to run for president. middle and high school students, it is time to get the cameras rolling for the student cam competition. make a five-minute video on the theme the constitution and you. for complete details go to studentcam.org. every weekend on american history tv, the people and events that document the american st

robert gu lay memorial mustache american of the year award, by this institute. this is a huge honor right here. the mustache institute says we haven't had an american president with a stash since williamd taft. it's about time we did. another former winner of this award, former diamondbacks pitcher clay zavata with the rally fingers look. looking good. >>> you see an egging every once in a while of a public figure. one yesterday, mark lewis, the imf's representative to turkey was giving a speech to students at a university in turkey when protesters laid the dairy on him. >>. [ speaking foreign language ] >> how about the reflexes on mr. lewis. looks like he dodged all the eggs. this does, of course, remind us of another throwing incident in 2008. similar cat-like reflexes from the president of the united states. of course an iraqi journalist throwing his shoes at president obama. it pains us to show this, we love the man, patrick j. buchanan, 2005, giving a speech, gets the salad dressing treatment at western michigan university. wow. reflexes not as quick as the imf rep. why you awake? your tweets, texts and e-mails and "morning joe" just moments away. it seems like for every anti-ag

robert. >> look, this is not a partisan issue. not only did hank williamshow disrespect to the president, but also great disrespect to our country and our kons dugs. he's using the nazi atrocitieses demonstrates why he's not only not qualified for public office, he's not worth the dirt on my shoes. >> true ignorance of history no doubt. pete. >> to be fair, robert's shoes are very clean. hitler versus netanyahu, first of all, that's an entertaining hypothetical. i think the first swing netanyahu would bludgeon hitler to death. but i'd rather watch that hypothetical than ever listen to a hank williams song. sorry, not a fan. i've seen this guy perform before. it's never ever encouraged me to seek out any of the rest of hank williams' entire body of work. all i know is he's the football guy. and now an idiot. >> you're not a fear of there's a tear in my beer. >> that's his dad now, guys. >> it was a duet. they sang it together. it's a beautiful duet. >> sorry, martin. >> isn't that the cars? >> we got to go. thanks very much. thanks for playing along. >>> som

. >> william and his mother will be laid to rest next week in montgomery county. >>> sad news for the world of news. longtime cbs correspondent robert pierpont has died. his career spanned 40 years. he covered six presidents, the korean war, and the kennedy assassination on long i just among high-profile stories. he died from complications from a recent surgery. he was 86 years old. >> and annual talent raising thousands of dollars to help educate young minds. the archdiocese hosted his annual gala last night at the convention center. church officials are trying to raise $700,000 in tuition assistance. the event also paid tribute to archbishop edwin o'brien who was recently appointed to a vatican position. >> turning to sports with what is becoming a familiar song for the gloomy chirps fans. they headed south to take on florida state, but this was certainly no vacation. 41-16 was the final. next week the terps return home to host boston college. >>> it was a very different story in annapolis were they took on east carolina state. dumb it davis actually set an ncaa record by completing his first 26 consecutive passes. keep he needed

and william donohue, the head of the catholic league, is calling on rick perry to cut ties with pastor robert jeffress, the man who called mormonism is a cult and catholicism a fake religion. finally, let me finish with my belief that an american's religion is a poor guide to their politics and an even worse guide as their worth as a leader. >>> we start with obama versus romney. dana milbank is with "the washington post" and ron reagan is brilliant. obama's senior strategist on a conference call late yesterday on the record now, criticized mitt romney and made it clear the obama camp thinks romney's the one to beat november next year. here's a sampling of today's headlines, by the way, in the papers. obama camp sets sights on romney, that's in politico. team obama flips over romney in the "new york post." mitt romney, gop front-runner in 2012, official race now focus of white house, democratic barbs. that's in the "new york daily news." everybody's on to this story right now. dana milbank, start with you. it looks to me like they've decided they've got to hit this guy now. there's pluses and

span2, live coverage from the texas book festival with one williams on political corruption -- political correction -- political correctness and robert morgan on westward expansion. throughout the weekend, panels on india and pakistan, mexican drug cartels, the art of nonfiction and the arabs spring. look for the entire schedule online at booktv.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: senator charles grassley, republican of iowa is on your screen and he is a member of the finance committee. the senate finance committee submit its recommendations to the debt reduction committee. what was some of the main points of the finance committee recommendations? guest: first of all, can i differentiate between the finance committee and how we made recommendations as opposed to how the agricultural committee i sat on made recommendations. the biggest difference is, the agricultural committee recommended a specific dollars of savings, like $23 billion of savings on farm programs and other programs. whereas on the finance committee, we didn't say you ought to cut x billion dollars from this are that program. we started with a theme that the

that's what hank williams does and not wake up ever because that's also what he had a good run he had a good run a good run here you will operate unfortunately i don't hear fairly say robert nearly five million here yeah we were supposed to do this after the show yeah you can take that off air. into this larry a little clip from joe biden another somebody that plans to paris ministration america whatever you want to call it. we have been administered where there's just nothing exciting and so you have on the wanted ben jones you guys were for years talking about used to be a ministry yes used to be. paid. i just love it so much i think this may be my favorite biting gaffe yet it's real as i've already told everybody not to fly you have to travel on your last years and i intend or another is based on that one liar is what. got van jones whoever that guy is he was in there are greater stories right and he's a very public figure not just a random person you know like a two thousand yeah i mean i don't know who he was i don't want to buy yeah i read that stuff although you gotta wonder what is going astray go you don't blame you for not knowing who he is i look looking at you

hear from bank of america president brian moynihan, former treasury secretary robert rubin, white house chief of staff williamdaley, and marco review. this is two hours. [applause] -- marco rubio. this is two hours. [applause] >> i should be able to say something witty about the culture of self-effacing it, but it escapes me. >> i set it for you. >> thank you. we have about 15 minutes together and then we will take a couple of questions from the audience. the other official who has been grappling with this crisis since it began, ben bernanke, said yesterday that the recovery is close to faltering. is he right or wrong? >> growth is slower, weaker here and around the world than we all hoped. why is that happening? it is self-evident now. it happened because we had a very substantial oil shock. we had a dramatic disaster in japan and the global effects in manufacturing. we had severe choices in europe. we had divisive debate in the united states about what our obligations should be as a country that made people wonder if our political system is up to dealing with the challenges we have. the economy is still hea

william howard taft. and when we spoke with herman cain today, we couldn't resist asking him about it. the american mustache institute has officially endorsed your campaign. you're up for the robert- i've got to get through the question. with dr. aaron perlynn, chairman of the american mustache institute. and he had this to say to you, sir. >> we have seen an uptick popularity and that is no doubt from the support of the mustache people. so i would ask him to reach out to the mustache community and also define how his 9-9-9 plan would encompass the $250,000 tax deferral that the american mustache institute has been seeking from the u.s. congress and the irs. >> what do you say? >> let me answer the second question first. no deferrals, no loopholes, no special credits. that's the beauty of the 9-9-9 plan. so i have bad news for them. we're not going to use the old tax code so they won't need that referral. relative to the mustache, i've had this mustache so long, i don't even remember when i started wearing this mustache. so i can assure them, i'm going to continue with my husband tab, because just like the glasses on my face, it is a part of what makes me look like who i look lik

william howard taft. and when we spoke with herman cain today, we couldn't resist asking him about it. the american mustache institute has officially endorsed your campaign. you're up for the robertrd. >> erin -- >> yeah -- yesterday we spoke -- i've got to get through the question. with dr. aaron perlynn, chairman of the american mustache institute. and he had this to say to you, sir. >> we have seen an uptick popularity and that is no doubt from the support of the mustache people. so i would ask him to reach out to the mustache community and also define how his 9-9-9 plan would encompass the $250,000 tax deferral that the american mustache institute has been seeking from the u.s. congress and the irs. >> what do you say? >> let me answer the second question first. no deferrals, no loopholes, no special credits. that's the beauty of the 9-9-9 plan. so i have bad news for them. we're not going to use the old tax code so they won't need that referral. relative to the mustache, i've had this mustache so long, i don't even remember when i started wearing this mustache. so i can assure them, i'm going to continue with my husband tab, because just like the glasses on my face, it is a

robert kuttner, thanks for joinings. appreciate it. >>> after dropped from monday night football for compares president obama to hitler, hank williamsnge" just released on the web. listen to the words. ♪ this country sure the hell will go down the drain we know what we need ♪ we know who to blame ♪ ♪ united socialist states of america, how do you like that name ♪ >>> you can keep -- >> i'm keep the usa. you can keep the -- >> who took that out? the best part of the song. >> because we wanted you to sing it. ♪ i'll keep the usa, you can keep the change ♪ >> called espn and fox news in the song accusing them of twisting his words around. >>> first lady michelle obama. knop stranger to working out. hoping to set a guinness record on the south lawn of the white house. most people jumping, doing jumping jacks. that's a hula hoop. >> she's not going to win. i was going to say. if that's what she's doing. >> jumping jacks starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >> showing something else. >> exactly. >>> big ben is beginning to look like the leaning tower of pisa. now leaning so much it is visible to the naked eye. the level of the tilt increased over

roberts also from the great state of kansas. the secretary of the department of health and human services and former governor of kansas, kathleen sebelius, dr. bernadette little, chancellor of the university of kansas, and mr. william b. lacey, director of the dole institute of politics. i'd also like to thank our honorary chairman and co-chairman tonight, former presidents george h.w. bush and william clinton and harry reed and mitch mcconnell. special thanks to u.s. chamber of commerce for hosting this event. i'd like to recognize and thank our major donors tonight, bob and elizabeth dole, the general electric foundation, phil ruffin, bechtel foundation, the honorable donald rumsfeld. thank you all, major donors. [applause] like to introduce michael siadela who will sing our national anthem. michael is now a professional entertainer. he received his b.a. in economics from john hopkins and j.d. from university of virginia law school. on the dole 1996 campaign tour, mike was the chief baggage handler. little did we know that michael was not only the smartest but also the most talented staff person on the airplane. without further ado. ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ a