i told him "there's only one power, richard russell." johnson doesn't ask for the best committee, he asks to get on russell's committee. he starts saying to late... russell was a bachelor and he was lonely johnson would say "let's get a hamburger." hen-the-he said "why don't you come home for dinner?" russell usually didn't do that. lyndon would say "you've got to eat somewhere." and he started... when you say what are the means by which lyndon johnson rose so fast? a lot of it is just what you're talking about. this interpersonal relationship. >> if i might bring obama in for a second. this is not something alien to him. when he was in the state senate in illinois they was protege of a man named amel jones who was the party leader and he was a profession alison to jones in the way bob has written about l.b.j. being a profession alison to russell and sam rayburn. so he's able to do it but we haven't seen much of in the washington. >> i think one difference is he has a family. he has a young family. l.b.j. could go over to richard russell

william howard russell. he was the first civilian sent to the front. before then generals reported their own wars. >> this was fought in a part of eastern europe now called the ukraine. it began in 1853 over control of holy sites in jerusalem and nazareth and pitted six countries against russia. the times of london sent their reporter, william howard russell to the front. >> we have a tremendous treasure of documents relating to russell's career. 50 years of his personal diary. >> the archives at the times of london. it has been in print for over 280 years and in 1981 was purchased by news corps which also knowns fox news. >> it became a legend basically for his style of writing. he attached great importance to the whole concept of descriptive writing vividness. >> he was 34 when traveled to the war. and this his first diary entry in the field in 1854 he lists the days and times that mail left for london. the story only mattered if he could get it back to his newspaper a journey of over 1500-miles. >> took about three weeks to get back t to london. the

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. >> thank you very much coming up checking the latest hollywood headlines with tmz including russellrand saying he doesn't want any of katy perry's money. >>> why some contestants were not prepared we will be right back  -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> russell brand doesn't want any of katy perry's money. >> i do. >> is demi moore is apparently not in rehab. >> a check of our latest hollywood headlines with dax holt good morning. >> good morning how are you guys. >> you know we have to pump it up we love seeing you on wednesdays. >> i like that. >> so let's talk about russell brand you know i think it is a class move tell us details of this on

i'm actor, comedian, and noted lothario, russell brand.e newest of the newest "us weekly." and what do i see on the cover but, it's me. a picture of me and katy perry. what does it say? "married to a crazy man." [ laughter ] really? i'm a crazy man? do these look like the eyes of a crazy man to you? [ laughter ] do they? ♪ salacious. look, she has pink in her hair. she once wore this as a hat -- [ laughter ] and i'm the crazy person. well, you be the judge. i'm not a judge. clearly i didn't go to school. i don't wear robes. i don't have a powdered wig and uphold the law. i don't have a gavel. oh wait, i do have a gavel. a gavel is very useful, you know? i employ it to tenderize chicken and other assorted meats. ♪ exciting. what else do we have here? let's leaf through this periodical. page 42. what tore them apart? bad boy russell brand and california girl katy perry. is this how a bad boy dresses? like a game of thrones character that shops at j. crew? [ laughter ] look down here on page 43. there's two pictures, side by side. these are t

russell kirk was a socially awkward fellow. when conservatives and in america, not conservatism in america, a conservative mind, such a big hit he did maybe a rasping, and he quit his day job. his tradition and decided he would be an independent public intellectual and found that tough going. he was scraping by, maybe less than scraping by. buckley made a pilgrimage up to mike costa michigan and met with kirk and said to kirk i would like you to join the national review and charm tim. buckley being a dashing, and some charming guy. a short, socially awkward. shows buckley his library, a converted barn. this is a wonderful library. this is the great tavern. and for nasa review. in the sizzle of like you to write a column on educational policy. educational policy was a subject dear to russell kirk chart, important subjects. but the battle for the future of this terrorism was not to be decided over educational party -- policy. there his name was. he picks up the phone and calls buckley and he is out raised. i will not the jeep was

dates to the first war correspondent, william howard russell. he found his way to america but this time he was far from alone. >> people could read what happened yesterday rather than what happened two weeks ago. >> oliver: to bring the civil war, 600 reporters converged. one paper spent 63 men into the field and spent almost a million dollars. matthew brady captured the agony of the civil war and sold his pictures directly to an eager public starved for information. photographs didn't be a regular fixture in newspapers until after 1880. photographs like this, they were reporting forever. >> i raised my camera and took the picture. >> oliver: when we return, he describes how his father exposed the lives of a world war i general. [ male announcer ] we know you don't wait until the end of the quarter to think about your money... ♪ ...that right now, you want to know where you are, and where you'd like to be. we know you'd like to see the same information your advisor does so you can get a deeper understanding of what's going on with your portfolio

russell knew whitney houston very well. crystal why don't you tell us what your relationship was like? >> we were friendly i spoke to my family and to my charities. i don't know. you must have known she is a very free woman. i didn't want to comment on this as i told you. i started to speak on the last show the perception that the money will make you happy or that will release some kind of suffering is one we all know will not make you happy. sometimes you get these things you put faith in it it may make you better sometimes they cause more suffering. the idea why would someone with her talent and success be unhappy? it causes unhappiness. being a star like this you have seen time and time again a tremendous amount of pressure i lot of times it causes a very difficult time. my prayers are with the family. i manage many artists i have watched them enjoy their craft and not their stardom. >> tell me if you agree or disagree with me. >> the money enabled her. >> i don't think the money enabled her. i think her husband bobby br

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two of his classmates have also passed away. 17-year-old russell king jr. declared brain dead after clinging to life all night long. another student died yesterday. two others are still in the hospital. school is not session today. the town of chardon, as parents help their kids deal with the trauma watching classmates gunned down. >> it's a tight-knit one with a population of 5,000. today people trying to pull everything together, an extremely difficult task when sudden and tragic violence torn so much apart. nbc bay area's jay gray live in chardon, ohio, where the community's mourning very deeply, remembering those three boy whose died much, much too young. just a devastating situation. >> reporter: yeah, jon, absolutely right. emotional evening that has turned into a very painful, very difficult day here in chardon, as investigators, along with tight-knit community, try to understand how and why it it happened and exactly what comes next. >> reporter: just before noon, police shared information so many had hoped they wouldn't have to hear. >> sad to say

russell simmons that's the question i am asking you.ave to answer it in two and a half minutes. >> i won't discuss this. i said what i said. i think it's rude that we think people who have money these guys somehow don't suffer.

this is russell's. we could play russell's ipod for the whole two hours and be happy.e is our "get real." we're going to take you to georgia and they're putting a new system in place that think think will keep students from failing. system is literally do not allow them to fail under new policy kids in grades 3-8 cannot be given zeros. if they're given a zero they retake the test until they pass. 60 is the lowest grade. it helps them from dropping put. the zero policy is raising a little controversy. people argue it let's kids skip studying for teachers. forces teachers to coach them through the material until they pass. it forces teachers to coach the students through the material to pass. that's called teaching, i think. i don't know why people are up in arms about this. i say get real. this is a good idea for students third grade. mastery of material. >> i was a former public schoolteacher so i never liked to fail my students. i would make sure they would get those ds and do what it takes to get to the next step. if you're getting zeros and fs that means you're hold

kim russell reporting live outside detroit.in you later on in the show. >> reporter: thank you so much. >> charley back to you. >> news from around the world. the troubled cruise ship is expected to towed to be safety. a tugboat reached the costa allegra after a fire left it stranded in the indian ocean. there are a,000 people on board right now and -- a thousand people on board and official say everyone is safe. this is the company that owned the costa concordia that ran aground last month off the coast of italy. >>> police dismantled occupy london camp this morning. and this clears one of the longest sur viver viesk encampments inpied by the occupy movement. the scene was mostly peaceful with only one arrest. >>> canadian company will build a pipeline from oklahoma to texas after the president blocked the keystone pipeline from canada. transcanada says it would cost $2.3 billion and be completed next year. the company says they have -othe project does not require presidential approval since it doesn't cross a u.s. border. >>>

. >> we have documents relating to russell's career. we have 50 years of his diary. >> he manages the archives of the times of london. it has been in print over 200 years and 1981 was purchased news corp. which also owns fox news. >> he became a legend for his style of writing he captured importance the whole concept of script of writing and vividness. >> he was 34 when he traveled to the crimea. this his first diary entry he lists the days and times that he left for london. the story only mattered if he got it back to the newspaper. >> it took three weeks to get back. so there was no mediacy. >> a british soldier serving in the crimea was three times more likely to die of disease than at the hands of the enemy. tief if you say, cholera and dysentery was among the ranks. inspired florence nightingale to improve medical conditions in the field. russell's words also captured the swiss charge of the british light horse brigade. 700 member charged directly into a wall of russian cannon fire. almost half were killed or wounded. it was hell o

russell baze has won six of the last seven years. we'll have the race on comcast sportsnet california. our coverage begins at 4:00. >>> over to tennis. andy roddick's time at the s.a.p. open in san jose, has come to an end. roddick was ousted by uzbekistan's dennis istimen. that's a great tennis player and he's gone. why couldn't you give us some tips? i know you have a strong tennis game. >> roddick had a bum ankle tonight. he and his wife peacefully exited the arena. >> he's like tmz. he knows everything. >>toou, elavasend.l >> you, too. as waselas you, jessica. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exa yly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. laces? really? slip

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with him is russell morgan. >> hi, russell. >> hello, ladies. how are you? >> hi. how are you?ll, and a seal. completely different? >> not completely different. they are very closely related. five major differences between the two. easiest way to tell the difference is the ears. see the ears? see those? >> i thought this was a skin snag. >> i have those, too. that's an ear. okay. >> more fish! >> yes, she does. there are four other differences. the way she walks. see walks around on land very, very easily. >> wow. >> a seal can't do that. they move like this. >> that's crazy. >> showing off that he's better than a seal. >> she doesn't like to show off like that. >> she doesn't. >> what other tricks does she do? >> she can dance. >> can she? >> yeah. >> play some music? >> yeah. got some music going? >> some music, please! >> ready? ♪ >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah! >> very cool. >> wow. >> whoa. we did not want to see that. >> how do you like that? >> that is talent. >> oh, my gosh. >> good. >> how long can she be out of water before she needs to get back in? >> these animals need the

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russell kirk in one nine hundred fifty won or fifty three when he wrote the conservative mind. you know started out with burke but around that time he had given an interview in which he had basically predicted the sixty's suggested that if the middle class america became large enough and powerful enough if if if the average person the people that john adams america's first conservative president arguably used to refer to as the rabble if those people were given enough power you would see riots in the streets and in the one nine hundred sixty s. william f. buckley on his program firing line would frequently cite that i used to watch it and say see we're seeing the fulfillment of kirk's prediction these people have been given too much power the blacks are rising up and the men in power now the women are burning their bras the young kids don't want to go off to war they're saying no to authority figures this is a society that is disintegrating because we've given too much power to the middle class and the subtext it seems to me of that in retrospect is we have to take that power a

the russell on the floor and her nose started to bleed. when asked why he did not help her, he said he did not think she needed it. the detective asked, do you think she got what she deserved? healy said no, it was not like that. -- george huguely said, no it was not like that. he later asked what she did die from. when police said either head trauma or asphyxiation, he said there was no asphyxiation. those following the trial said it was important to hear from george huguely. >> he waived his miranda rights and immediately confessed. >> prosecution methodically laid out to the forensic evidence including the bedroom door that had a huge footprint sized hole next to the door knob. george huguely admitted to taking in that door. >> d.c. police have made an arrest in the murder of a transgendered woman. he is charged in connection to the death of japarker jones. police say she left, walking a few blocks when she was stabbed in the head. the relationship between them, if any, is not clear. >> the office of congressional ethics is looking into

just because i was close with russell.ds need it and i think they should take the opportunity. >> tell me a little bit more about your friends, about the two boys that died, russell and daniel. the kind of kids they are and what you can tell us about them. >> yeah, people really loved all those kids. and, you know, they were the highlight people's days. they were just really outgoing, smart, and they loved making kids laugh. and that's what they did. >> well, clearly the town's going to do something to memorialize them, to remember them, perhaps have a collective grieving period. candace page and teresa hunt, thank you so much for being part of this. and good luck to you moving forward. we appreciate your time. >>> we're going to take a break, a quick break, and then we're going to be back at the half hour. 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally

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