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¡quemaste toda la comida a la sombra, el ron! >> sí, se acabó el ron. >> ¿por qué se acabó el ron?a señal es suficientemente alta, toda la flota naval está tras de mí, podrías tener la menor duda de que la vean. >> ¿pero el ron, por qué? >> sólo espera capitán sparrow, dale una hora, tal vez dos dependiendo el clima y tendremos velas blancas en ese horizonte. >> debe haber sido terrible que la hayas atrapado aquí, jack. >> ¡el comodoro norrington! >> ¡en dónde está ahora! >> no viviremos juntos después de esto. >> tenemos que salvar a will. >> no, estás a salvo tú. iremos a port royal de inmediato. no iré a perseguir piratas. >> lo estaríamos condenando. >> su muerte será algo lamentable. igual que su decisión de dedicarse a la piratería. >> fue a rescatarme, él evitó que me pasara algo malo. >> si me permitieras la osadía de expresar mi opinión profesional, el perla tiene destrozado parte del timón y de verdad no creo que maniobre fácilmente. sólo piénsalo. el perla negra, son los únicos piratas reales en el caribe, comodoro. >> no lo va a dejar pasar ¿eh? >> no debe olvidar que s

ron and antoine are on the pta. so, we invite them to every good event and a lot of times we see them in bad situations also. we always invite them. we opened our doors to them and that was important and i think if you are looking for a ron and

ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. the alleged mastermind of the 9/11 attacks is expected to "the washington post" reports after the 2012 election because of fierce opposition from two of them were wearing suicide vests. no afghan or nato troops were killed. >>> and police in north carolina have confirmed that missing 12-year-old zahra baker is dead. they identified a bone as hers. it was found five miles away from other remains. her father and stepmother are prime suspects in that case. abc's yunji de nies reports. >> reporter: the search for zahra baker is over. >> investigators are devastated. that we're not able to find zahra alive and bring her home safely. >> reporter: investigators found human remains, which matched the missing 10-year-old, in a wooded area outside her hometown. zahra's father and stepmother reported her missing on october 9th. the police say no one outside the family had seen her after september 25th. this week, her mother arrived from australia overwhelmed with grief

ron and antoine are on the pta. so, we invite them to every good event and a lot of times we see them in bad situations also. we always invite them. we opened our doors to them and that was important and i think if you are looking for a ron and antoine the best thing to do is probably if you don't know your officers on the street and their personalities to call our captain and ask him or her if they know of someone you can work with. that's really important. and a lot of the stuff we do we also they wrote a grant for mayor's office of community justice. we actually, i worked with them we got a grant to educate the community of what we need to do to help them in their work. there are things you can do with the mrapolice officers if you st from scratch and think creatively. the next thing is with the da. we have a strong partnership with the da and the liaison with the da. there is a da liaison in every station. you need to get to know that community liaison from the da's office. they are an attorney at the da's offic

we appreciate it. >> hey, ron -- >> ron -- >> yes?d to tell them why they got it. >> they showed up on the foulest morning of the year. >> yes, that's right. they came down from hampstead, carroll county and thank you, and we love those sweatshirts. >> it was pouring down rain. >> thank you. >> and mr. dick gelfman will present the second spirit award of the year. no drum roll? [brume roll -- drum roll] [name blocked by screams] >>> congratulations to the jaguars. >> thank you, we had a great time doing it. >> and now, it is time to present the woodlawn vase of fells point. i need you guys to come up here. this is the principal of newtown high school who were the winners last year. i can't wait to give this to the winner. i know what it did to our school has year and this trophy is hanging in the glass display case as you go through the lobby and this year, we have the titan with us. >> remember the titans. and our winner, 38,000 plus votes to wjz.com. welcome the winners, they were here in august. harbor hospital center. [ cheers and

monetary policy look like was ron paul in charge after the midterms paul will now be assuming the new role of head of the house subcommittee for demming domestic monetary policy which makes us one step closer to that reality i'm going to sit down with reason magazines and the rand hours ago to see if the u.s. will be ending the fed anytime soon then are america's best and brightest addicted to adderall what a shocking number of college students admitting to taking adderall to help them write papers or even clean their dorm rooms we have to ask can young adults in america do anything without a pill to help them anymore next newsweek read of the top fifty most influential people in the media according to the amount of money that they rake in per year with four right wing pundits topping off that list that has money necessarily mean power and influence and will the liberals ever catch up to the all powerful right wing media machine and finally you tube has started banning videos by the american born cleric anwar lucky for inciting hate speech and when the video will be just as accessible

edmund morris, ron chernow and bob woodward are in the studio with us. arianna huffington joins us from los angeles. welcome to all of you. bob and arianna write about the present; ron and edmund write about the past. bob, you write these books so full of inside information that the rest of us in journalism stand back in awe. how do you do it? how do you get people to tell you all this stuff? you talk about, in your new book how the president's afghanistan policy evolved. i want to talk to you first because, last week, after an interview in "the washington post" in which afghan president karzai was highly critical of the united states policy in afghanistan, secretary of state clinton came on this broadcast and said he is now totally on board. do you take her literally? >> well, for the moment it is... i point out karzai is a diagnosed manic depressive, somebody who has mood swings. sometimes it's controlled, sometimes it's not. if you just look at what he has said in public and on the record, you know, one moment he's totally embracing us, the next momen

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moving on to ron-ron, how are substance use disorders and behavioral health issues portrayed in the media? i think the addiction is portrayed accurately. i don't think the recovery of addiction is portrayed accurately. i think it's always the addiction ready for the other shoe to drop and show all the worst things about addiction and not the assets of recovery. and, of course, doug, we're dealing with so many types of media here. there's television, there is radio, there are movies, which one do you think really is one of the more larger culprits of misrepresenting? i think that while there is so much talk about social media and social networking in using the internet, television is still the number one used medium. the number of hours of tv time is still the single greatest use of any medium as reported by the pew studies that have been done in recent years. so clearly tv has a disproportionate influence on our perceptions and attitudes about recovery. are you including cable in there as well? absolutely, yes. i mean the cable penetration in this country has reached very high percentages

of the koch brothers now the count brothers of god of co-opted the tea party movement that co-opted ron paul and others to put forward this so-called grassroots movement which is what's called astroturf movement there's nothing grassroots about it it's from the old accompli on down and they've got these kids sexes out there like sarah palin or christine o'donnell the show little five and all these white guys vote for him because they're lonely and they don't know what's in their self-interest here's what i would say to that max i don't really disagree with what you're saying. it goes to the whole consciousness of the working class and middle class but here's what i would say. if you look at the right wing over the last thirty forty years even from the one nine hundred sixty s. when it really started. they have an ideology or theology that plugs brain much into a right wing very libertarian conservative economic program. and because they perceive the federal government as being evil and tonic and move rules as being the agents of satan they have an ideology and nothing ology whether go o

our own ron allen in philadelphia tonight.good evening. >> reporter: good evening, to you, brian. the first lady michelle obama is here on the campus of the university of pennsylvania, because pennsylvania looks like it could be a big problem for the democrats. the president has been here three times himself. despite that, it looks like the republicans are going to win a senate seat and the governorship. that despite the fact that president obama won the state by ten percentage points just two years ago. and the democrats have 1.2 million more voters than the republicans. on the republican side, the senate candidate pat toomey has been running a campaign that says everything the obama administration has done needs to be reversed. that message seems to be resonating. >> all right, ron, we'll be checking back in with you tomorrow night. ron allen in philadelphia. >>> given the size of delaware, their senate race has captured a lot of press and public attention. janet, good evening. >> reporter: brian, we have more drama tonight

while i know ron connectionler and he's a friend, i want to know where he got that.on kessler said it's fact, but the fact of the matter is, janet, i certainly get threatening e-mails. >> host: like what? >> guest: oh. >> host: like what? >> guest: i've had to change my e-mail account, take my business phone off my e-mail address. uncle tom threatening to the point of threatening violence. i've had people come up to me in the street and threaten violence based -- >> host: based on their disagreement with your views? >> guest: yes. >> host: how do you handle that? >> guest: depends. if it happens in the street, there have been opportunities where people have walked up to me and said, are you ron christie, and they look very menacing, i deny it because i'm not in a situation where i feel that it's safe. >> host: are these black people who are threatening you? this. >> guest: black and white. >> host: why were the whites? >> guest: it goes back to the notion of acting white. who do you think you are? >> host: uppity. >> guest: so that's the evil twin of acting white, up

for prosperity and then you have freedom works coming in on that and then that was one organized by ron paul and ron paul of course and been trying to cut defense spending get out of iraq get out of afghanistan and oppose the patriot act. andy that part of the movement is actually much smaller than the movement and if you saw sarah palin when she went to the national convention or were twenty that it was a very much a conservative talk on foreign policy very hardline very pro war in the guise of being pro military and so there's actually just competitiveness there's ideological rift in the party movement but it's more why the fact that most of the right wing most of the christian right are going back to our. foreign policy or militarist kind of people and it ties very much into their end times lot and she and her christian zionism so they're very much hard line on the military and they're not really going to be focused on cutting defense spending or cutting our points into afghanistan right and david koch of course the part of the pair of the koch brothers who in the last couple of year

next ron isley, with his solo project. stay with us. ron isley is the legendary lead singer of one of my favorite groups, the islip brothers -- isley brothers. his a remarkable 50 year career. including his first solo project. the new disk is called "mr. i". the single is "no more". ♪ i'm never gonna let you go ♪ ♪ they don't make 'em like you no more ♪ yeah, they don't ♪ reading abouts this project before it came out and it occurred to me that you have been doing solo stuff for a while. >> that is right tavis: barbara -- promoting this as your first- ever soap project. >> ever since 1987, when i did an album called "split sailing -- smooth sailing", my brother came out and took pictures of me. -- with me. my father said i always wanted to keep the name. my other brother who just passed this year, he was with me and my other brother, ernie. he is doing a solo project. some sort of tour or something like that. the main thing that might -- we will always be involved. >> your dad insisted you keep the name. on the project. >> he wanted us

movement and other people around ron paul like howard phillips who's the head of the constitutional party and mcguinness who's the head of the john birch society all these guys have brought in this kind of christian reconstructionism that america was founded as a christian nation and the constitution and all laws ought to be based upon biblical law. and that's the reason why these candidates now i christine o'donnell will talk about well the separation of church and state is not in the constitution well those consistent words aren't in the constitution but this that women clauses and they brought into this reconstruction this interpretation of america as a christian nation and that's why they spend what they do it's that the media can't see beyond these people they're not kooks they're not extreme but they're not kooks they're not idiots they have a completely different ideology and a completely different theology and people don't see the broad strong influence of christian reconstructionism on the entire right wing movement not just the tea party all right so basically america want

you and your demise president obama the second thing is is that the central premise of the north ron paul strategy is that the federal government will. financially collapse and that will bring in bring them to power well i mean don't you see people have a right to be afraid of the federal government i mean the federal government's been involved in the patriot act and constitution of the is and assassinations yes i you know it's i've become really. amused when certain progressive or certain progressive organizations. make fun of the conspiracy theories if you will of the right wing. and it's not really totally fair because you know if you look at the situation. elements of truth in those conspiracy theories and progressions should thank him too to heart i mean i was shocked one day i was reading r.j. evans his book on the i would not use came to power and then the second volume was the nazis in power and you know whole basic chapter on what the nazis did very early on. against the communists socialists the jews. and you could go through i found like about nine or ten things that the n

ron, what would you say about that? i think the music industry plays a large role in how they can portray addiction and recovery. i listen to some of the music my kids listen to, you know, rap music. some of it's great; i like some of it, but a lot of it the words are horrible. it portrays drug use and sexual abuse. but then, on the other hand, i have great songs that i listen to about recovery, success stories in recovery. aerosmith's amazing; richie supa who wrote amazing also wrote in the rooms who won the prism award in 2009, which is fantastic. there are so many musicians in recovery today. well, nikki sixx; nikki sixx did a whole album, right, mark? absolutely. right. and richie supa is putting out an album now with dozens of recovering musicians from different groups we've all heard of since the 70s and they're producing it now and they're all written about recovery and all the success stories that go with it. so essentially, we've got the internet. and in the internet, we didn't even begin to touch on the whole

not rush. >> oh, ron. >> that's what he said. >> i swear.satellite radio because i got a real -- i got one of those whoopie's choice words to use and you're full of it. >> gentlemen, i only wished and, ed ichallenged you this from the outset. if you had heard the entire segment, rush was not trying to be a racist. there are too many people who are trying to play the race card. for more racist that the president of the united states says that the republicans should be in the back of the car of the nation when rosa parks was so brave with w her bravery of what she did and the first african-american president of the united states wants to call republicans -- worth ev sitting in the back. that is racist and no one has challenged the president on that and that's pathetic. >> it wasn't to be challenged. >> joe madison, ron christie, great to have you with us tonight. >> take case, gentlemen. >> thanks for being on, you bet. >>> i want to make a quick point the last couple of nights here on "the ed show" we've talked about congressman darrell issa

and ron matz has more on what people are saying. good afternoon, ron. >> reporter: the ravens won by 24. believe it or not it was not that easy. let's go to the ravens. a fast start. joe flakyo finds. it j. touchdown ravens they take a -- tj touchdown ravens. defense takes over straight plays. intercepting brian saint pierre. ed reid on the lateral all the way for the touchdown. ravens win it and improve their record to 7 and 3. and the fan camera. do you think they are positioned for a run deep into the playoffs. if they win they add on to the momentum. that should carry them. >> if were you watching, we know we're strong enough to make it to the playoffs. yes. i think they're ready. >> i'm rooting for the ravens. keep going. >> they need a few more pieces but i think they're close. they are coming together. >> it was a kind of game you dream about. they're making a run for the playoffs. >> they are back home on sunday against the surprisingly tough buccaneers. bucs 7-3. we're still whacko for flakyo. >> we are. we better explain y

jack rice, ron christie, great have with you us. >> sadly. >> ron, doggone it nobody yelled at you tonight. >> what's the world coming to, ed. >> next time. >> it must had been that new treaty that we were talking about. >> that's it, take care, guys. >>> the day after calling the president a left-wing socialist. now i know where beck gets all of his material. this guy is nothing but a propaganda pusher. eric boller tells us why ail ses unfair and unbalanced. mom, i want to drive. it'll cost a fortune to insure you. nationwide insurance, we need a freeze-frame here. let's give parents a break, right ? let the discounts they've earned be passed down to their teens. save mom and dad up to 25% versus the competition. we'll call it the nationwide family plan. here you go, and there you go. unfreeze ! keys ! savings ! ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ road trip ! [ male announcer ] there are billions of people in the world. ♪ but only one dad. ♪ show him how much you care with gillette fusion proglide. ♪ [ male announcer ] there are billions of people in the world. ♪ but only one dad. ♪ show him h

jack rice, ron christie, great have with you us. >> sadly. >> ron, doggone it nobody yelled at you tonightrld coming to, ed. >> next time. >> it must had been that new treaty that we were talking about. >> that's it, take care, guys. >>> the day after calling the president a left-wing socialist. now i know where beck gets all of his material. this guy is nothing but a propaganda pusher. eric boller tells us why ail ses unfair and unbalanced. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. >>> it's not too late to let us know what you think. the number to dial tonight is 1-877-ed-msnbc. tonight's telephoneç survey question is, does today's vote against extending unemployment benefits disgus

ron, as always, good to have you back on this program, sir. >> good to be here. tavis: congratulation on the national journal. a lot of us saw that wonderful piece about the transformation of the journal in "the times" the other day. let me ask you a quick question about how the coferingse of these election has changed -- coferingse of these elections has changed and what prompts these kinds of moves where the journal is concerned. >> what we're trying to do is occupy the intersection of policy and politics. we want to be sophisticated and kind of knowing about why things happen or don't in washington. but also serious about the what. too much i think of political roveragee now is almost like sports coverage. we've been reduced to kind of play by play commentators, commenting on each pitch, each decision by the manager, without really getting much mow tus to -- focus to what is at stake in these elections and congressional deliberations. the national journal has been a publication oriented toward decision makers in washington. now we want to have a much broader p

. >> answer the question, ron.r the question. is it racist or not? >> for goodness sakes, are going to let me finish and just sit there and fill buster? >> no i'm going to insist you answer questions. >> you can insist all you want, joe there are people who have comments -- >> you dodge. you dodge, you dodge. >> i do not dodge. you know it is so -- >> gentlemen with, we need an hour to do this. >> so much racial outrage so many problems in this country and you guys just want to say, oh, rush limbaugh, why don't you deal with the fact of the matter is i think it is racist you can want to talk about racist, the democrats are running around trying to make up a position for james clyburn so he doesn't get pushed out. >> good to have you with us tonight. >> that's the outrage. joe madison. take care. >> a spirited discussion. >> answer the questions, ron. answer the questions. >>> coming up, a shocking amount of americans think president obama will be packing his bags and going back to chicago in two years. he needs all

and take it away, bianna golodryga. >> i'll take it, ron. thanks. >>> well, you no longer have to wait until the friday after thanksgiving to get the best holiday bargains. in fact, retailers are doing everything they can to get you to start your holiday shopping before black friday. so, there are great deals to be had right now. we want to know exactly what we can find. joining us is retail analyst christine benz. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> what can we expect to see at the stores, leading up to black friday? >> you can see a lot of deals. and especially, you know, retailers want to train consumers to shop earlier and earlier. so, black friday started two months ago. so, definitely look for electronics. 50-inch lcd screen tvs for about $600, a great deal. >> talk about online shopping. >> pay attention to online. you don't have to be in line to be online. there are a lot more discounts for consumers if they really pay attention online. sometimes you won't even see it in the store. you have to pay attention and do your

there was republican congressman ron paul of texas and ron paul. also, ron paul. and ron paul. yeah, that's it. but they did get ron paul. but this is the hard part. even as defense spending has completely busted the budget for decades now, republican attacks on anyone who would propose even flattening defense spending, even slowing the rate of increase, let alone cutting it, is such a finely honed attack now, through years and years and years of repetition. >> john kerry and the liberals in congress voted to slash america's intelligence operation, cuts so deep they would have weakened america's defenses. >> leaders of the democrat minority voted consistently to cut intelligence spending throughout the 1990s, as they voted to slash defense spending. and that anti-defense, anti-intelligence philosophy lives on in one of the democratic alternatives that we have before us today. >> when senator kerry first entered the senate, he sought to cancel the very weapons systems that are critical to winning the war on terrorism and maintaining our military strength. >> if democrats gain co

as we said, tens of thousands of you voted for that man ron eating away. >> look at him go. stops eating. >> that pizza was great. [growl] i met my husband here. i got to know my grandkids here. we've discovered so much here together. but my doctor told me that during that time my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why i'm fighting my cholesterol... with crestor. along with diet, crestor does more than help manage cholesterol, when diet and exercise alone aren't enough. crestor is also proven to slow plaque buildup in arteries. crestor is not right for everyone, like people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. simple blood tests will check for liver problems. tell your doctor about other medicines you are taking, or if you have muscle pain or weakness. that could be a sign of serious side effects. ask your doctor if crestor is right for you. i love it when we're here together. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. at the end of the day as they do at the beginnin

now, ron, i know it's gotta be quite a challenge when you're dealing with a slope like this.f weeds you got to deal with. but you heard what the homeowners wanted to accomplish here. how you gonna go about it? >> we've come up with a plan using plants that will retain the soil and the mulch in rain conditions and snow conditions like that. >> mm-hmm. >> so we're gonna use some low things that will obviously hold the soil in and um... the other condition, the other things is we have to think about maintenance every year. >> right, right. >> so we have to have those plants fill in so that they're not mulching every year. and so what we'll do today is we're gonna come in and excavate all this weed and grass out. we're gonna add some nice loam, and we'll lay our plants in and see how it works out. >> while ron and i were checking out the slope in the front yard, allen and tim have been scouting out the other chores we're taking care of in the backyard, the underside of their deck has been wrapped with lattice, but it was probably done in a bit of a hurry, because there are a lot

. >> want to turn to ron claiborne with the other headlines.ood to see you. >> hey, good morning, bianna. good morning, dan. mike, good morning, everyone. >>> well, president obama is headed back home following a ten-day trip to asia that focused on free trade. it was his longest trip abroad since taking office. in japan he visited the great buddha statue and mr. obama told russia's president dmitry medvedev that he would press the lame duck session to start the s.t.a.r.t. weapons nuclear treaty. >>> aung san suu kyi says she will keep fighting for human rights. after being released from seven years of house arrest yesterday, she told cheering supporters the basis of democratic freedom is freedom of speech and would continue calling on the west to repeal economic sanctions that hurt ordinary people in her country. >>> the auction of bernie madoff's property brought in big bucks. it included his slippers which sold for, if you can imagine this, $6,000. i don't know about that. a grand piano went for 42,000 bucks, and his wife ruth's diamond enga