things like how to make a really high percent rye mash because rye is a grain. and it gets too thick too quick and if you don't get it -- if you don't get it all stirred into the mash hot enough, it foams. we've had -- the first time we came here, we made the foam that ate manhattan. it foamed all night long and it was 2 feet deep and 6 feet wide when we came in in the morning. and it didn't stop until -- until we distilled it. and so we finally learned how and they actually got lard and put it on a paint brush, and they would just hit the foam. and it breaks the foam. then eventually we learned how to not make the foam in the first place. and that was much better. but all that came from studying the antique techniques. >> there are a number of manuals on distilling that were written during this time period. the late 18th and early 19th century. that describe how you lay out a still house, and you know, the most efficient way of doing things. and so we were able to look at those manuals and this all fits very well with what's going on, you know, in sort of the l

that case, trying to think that being a hawk -- there was a conference call today with a romney add ryealking about the soviets, not the russians. his experts talking as if they're still trapped in the 1980s. if he thinks that retro, blast the soviets view on policy, and attacking obama was libya, egypt, and still works as a foreign policy, let him give it a try, i just think it's stale and show that he doesn't have much on his own. >> one of the things that's interesting, congressman, is when you look at the prominent members of the bush family, but not george w. bush -- >> it has endorsed barbara bush, no george w. bush yet, but rolling stone covered this for endorsing back in 2002, so george w. bush has supported romney, let's listen to this. >> i strongly stand with mitt romney because i believe he is the best person for the job of governor of çmassachusetts. he's got a record. he's done things in life. he started his own businesses, he's a entrepreneur. >> i wonder if you're going to hear echos of that soon since he is using his advisors and some of his policies, and even though h

the chinese currency is still undervalued and you are right to rye mind people that by holding their currency too low they are making it harder for other trading partners to grow. >> time of the gentleman has expired. the chairing recognizes the gentleman from new mexico. >> thank you. as i listen to the language, the lingo being used today it sounds vaguely familiar to the time in 2008 when we were moving down the road to bail out fanny and freddy. i remember secretary paulson saying if we insure 100% we'll never have to insure a penny of. now i'm hearing if we insure groce and all europe it's going to be in our best interest. now europe probably is in the category of too big to fail and the american consumers have to pay the bill. i'm fascinated with the conversation about the imf, not ever having failed and i'm just a couple of weeks ago we had christine, the head of the imf here in this room. she confirmed that maybe we did change the terms of the loans all to prevent defalls in the past. maybe that idea we never soufred a penny lost is a gain but we'll leave it the way it is. ba

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on top of the fourth, rye and zimmerman -- ryan zimmermann. look at that catch.ls win 2-0. let's go to fenway park for the 100 anniversary. a very special moment. the game kind of unraveled. you can see a montage of all the home runs. five total. five home runs, that is all i have to say. new york wins 6-2. that is a tough one for the anniversary. this weekend will define the capitals. they could take the series sunday night. it is all about grit. they have a 26-16 blocked shots edge over boston in game 3. they cashed in when they needed it. alexander cemex scored his second goal in the playoffs. -- simmons scored his second goal in the playoffs. the kids stopped 44 of the 45 shots. washington is agitating boston. but the bruins could come back even stronger. >> we are going into a tough building. we are able to get one win in the first two games. >> we will be ready for it. >> the nhl released the start time for sunday's game. it starts at 3:00. >> good deal, that works. we will be right back. >> here is a look at what is trending tonight on wjla.com. the secret

nascar, two laps to go, the leaders get taken out and rye newman assumes the lead and hold off everyone to take the checkered flag. >> came day at 1135 with you and dennis. have a good night.

then the bus just kind of taking him along for the rye! this ride of his went on for almost a mile. this looks like something out of a comedy. >> it definitely doesn't look like something you would see every day, that's for sure. >> thank god this guy's okay. he could have slip off at any moment an gotten run over by a bus. >> once they finally got this thing under droll the man who was driving the bus is now in custody. >> sometimes you're the bug, sometimes you're the windshield. right? >>> the job of a police officer is very difficult and at times they even need the help of a helping paw. this video captures the moment a canine officer came in to help capture an alleged burglar in pennsylvania. they were in spursuit of the suspect after a car chase. he then ran into a wooded area where they needed a canine officer to take over an help capture this guy. >> oh [ bleep ]. >> even the toughest criminals cry like a baby when those dogs come after them. >> police officers have been investigating this man and another man for about 100 burglaries in four different counties in pennsylvani

. >> reporter: gluten is found in wheat, barly a lley and rye. allison green has been eating gluten-free when she was diagnosed with the disease when she was 2 years old. >> this could stop me from having children. >> reporter: ironically green says anyone who tries the diet shouldn't expect much of a weight loss. >> no, i struggle to stay thin and healthy on a gluten-free diet. >> there's no evidence that i'm aware of that suggest people lose weight on this diet. >> the market research firm packaged facts predicts the demand for gluten-free foods will grow to more than $5 billion over the next three years. >>> talking about change, how about the weather? >> oh, man. 82 degrees in the middle of the afternoon today. then the clouds rolled in. then the rain showers weren't too terribly far behind that. now behind the first little round of rain showers, oh, man, is it chilly outside. temperatures 82 earlier. back into the 50s now. tomorrow, we'll be lucky if he spend a few hours above the 50-degree mark during course of the afternoon. and it's going

it had been rye for next weekend. >> thank you brian. >>> a temporary problem for credit and debit card users today. visa says a technical glitch affecting its network prevented people from using cards for about 45 minutes. the company says 45 minute sporadic outage was caused by recent enhancements to its system. visa says the problem is not related to a security breach reported yesterday. >>> stanford will not play for the ncaa women's championship game. the lady cardinals could not keep up with brittany greiner and pay lore. this was only the second look of the season for stanford. baylor will face notre dame for the championship tuesday night. >>> a caller lies to a 911 operator and a plan is killed by police. we have the newly released call to the dispatcher. what was said coming up next. ♪ [ 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 exactly what you're choosing... a

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with a squad of youth players and loan signings since the disaster fifty five year old rye was the first american born player to score thirty or more goals in an n.h.l. season and was a member of the united states national team of the one nine hundred seventy seven ice hockey world championships. now moving to football now to manchester united opened up an eight point lead over manchester city at the top of the english premier league on sunday there are five other fixtures taking place on monday the start time in three of them taught them can move with a win over knowledge is one of the brake jermain defoe cancelling out and some pilkington's open up you carl and out of the race fortunately for more than hosting struggling bolton but it goalless our time not one goal it's also neil neil between everton and sunderland lake's up with a place chelsea are full of well stoke travel to aston villa. tennis now it's really really and looks to be back to how dominant best after winning the family circle cup it's a forty year career w.t. a title the thirty year old easily sweeping aside lucie safa

was saying here, now, when you go after the media as a conservative, you have to go about it in the ryeknows how to do it, you go full frontal at the left wing media and then back off. what he was doing there, and santorum has done this before, is come off as looking a little whiney and in that case it always back fires. >> jon: all right. a page from the newt gingrich play book? >> no, a wannabe page. it looks like people, angry it looks like people, angry and [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right now. two of the most important are energy security aneconomic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project icanada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for oucountry's energy security and our economy. ♪ [ radio announcer ] he puts up the shot for the win! ♪ [ mayhem ] it's march and it's mayhem. and if you've got cut r

we will stay on the roller coaster rye. i will have the details coming up -- ride. i will have the details coming. >> reporter: more early accidents -- no early accidents reported. but what'sn store for the commute? a live look coming up next. homicide of young people in america has an impact on all of us. how can we save these young people's lives? as a police chief, i have an poity to affect what happe in a major city. if you want to make a difference, you have to have the right education. universi of phnix opened the door. my name is james craig, i am committed to making a difference, and i am a phoenix. visit phoenix.edu to find the program that's right for you. enroll now. >>> now "good rning maryland." >> look at this amazing video. gorgeous from minimum so thea. purrel -- rple and gold light up the sky. this is the rthern lights but the bottom is just cool the video was shotby a company that usually chas tornadoes and they wereprobably happy to see mething this spectacular in the sky. i know you like that. >> it's gorgeous. i love th. the satellite and ray do

i would be a pa rye ya if i did my duties. so i have to resign and go south. who are the people that write in? they come in all walks of life. bankers, civil engineers. a fair number of anonymous. i am always curious when i see these letters by anonymous. they really wish to remain unknown or they knew the ideas they were suggesting that were so ludicrous, they did not want their name to be attached to it. i should also say that in all the letters that i looked at, the word css virginia are never used. it is always the merrimac. call her what you will, she will always be the merrimac to me. if you don't approve of that, mentally insert virginia. the race to build an iron clad warship was well underway before the civil war began. indeed, the race had gun really by the turn of the 19th century. in 1800, if not before. in fact, one of the first people to propose one of these more modern warships was robert fulton. fulton designs and builds the first steam warship for the u.s. navy, which eventually bears his name. he also tried to sell the french an idea for his

but rye vens is not the end. the end is the imposition of shari shariah. it regard the notion that people can determine the rules that govern the aspect of any of their lives either themselves as anathema. hints of this comprehensive framework come peeking through, even in the episodes of violence and support of violence that have been the subject of prosecutions in the criminal courts in this country. so in a terrorism trial over which i provided, a conspiracy that was infiltrated by an informant so we had tape recorded discussions among the participants, there was one recorded conversation between the informant and one of the defendants as they shopped on canal street in new york for an electronic device that could be used as a detonator. the defendant commented that the society in this country was one in which anything was available, detonators, pornography, anything. he made the observation not out of admiration but out of contempt and out of belief such society was rotten to the core and would collapse easily under pressure, which represented to him a

we're only seven games into this season, but the rye views have been pretty, pretty pretty good so fards in town opening day, top five were scoreless. brian leftwich rips one to the left, not on ryan zimmerman's watch. bottom of the 5th no, score, adam laroche, bases loaded, two outs, ian desmond scores followed by danny espinoza, nats in front 2 -0. top of 9th brad lidge looking to close it out. brian hod wig past ryan zimmerman, called it -- ludwig past ryan zimmerman, called it a hit not an error. lefty gio gonzalez had it rolling. pitched seven scoreless innings and allow only two hits. once again brad lidge offered it up. the two runs come in and they tie it all up. bottom of the 10th 2-2. nats with two on, two out, alfredo simone with a wild pitch, ryan zimmerman from third with a game winning run and the nats defeat the reds 3-2 in 10. gio got a no decision, but he got some high praise. >> i'm super excited about what happened today and definitely our team was very excited, too. they're all pulling for it. nobody wants to fail here and everybody wants to continue to do good for

the low point was the old channel of rye owe dolores or river of pain and emptied into mission creekme up the street on 18th street and we're walking down. >> from 18th and market right on down and emptied into what was a trib tear of butary of mik and because of that, loose sands were deposited and these loose sands were under the water in 1906 who the violent earthquaking occurred, the santdz lick -- sands liquefiedd flowed laterally. half a block up from this spot was the valencia hotel the famous picture where you see the second story became the ground floor. >> we'll walk up there in a second. frank, what happened to the creek? did it get filled with sand when people built the mission? >> it's still there. actually, the city and county of san francisco filled many the creek and put in large sewers and the large sewers underground that actually collect the water and of course, valencia point -- >> so it's channelized underground and dumps out towards mission. >> not all of it. the issue is still the same. the loose sand is still present so in the next major earthquake, we can exp

the mix of compromise the state sovereignty and slaves' rye cyst ans created intractable problem for confederate and military men. they knew that slaves pose aid danger to their operations and they couldn't pursue them as the they would other persons, caught providing aid and comfort to the enemy. it is surely revealing that the best descriptions of slaves anti-confederate activities come from military men who paid the price of their disloyalty and heedless of the complications, bluntly called them traitors and enemies who pose aid threat to the very existence of the confederate republic. the dilemma came to an official head early on, in pensacola harbor in march 1862 when a confederate officer fed up, with runaway slaves carrying intelligence to the enemy across the bay, initiated a court-martial of six slave men caught escaping to the enemy at fort pickens. the charges, quote, attempt to violate the 57th article of war, holding correspondence with, or giving intelligence to the enemy. who ever heard of a negro slave being arraigned before a court-martial for a violation of the arti

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watch of the rest of this interview and other appearances by robert caro online at the c-span video rye braer and watch for our upcoming q&a interview with robert caro on sunday, may 6th. now more from the annual aviation industry summit with delta airlines ceo richard anderson. he discussed the future of the aviation industry, competitiveness and consolidation within the airlines and offered options on how the industry could create more jobs in the future. this is half an hour. >> thank you, carol. it's my great pleasure to introduce richard anderson who in addition to being the chief executive officer of delta airlines is also my boss as chairman of the board of airlines for america. over the 23 years that richard has been in the airline industry, he's earned the reputation as a results-driven leader, not easily intimidated and willing to take on big opportunities as well as tough challenges that impact his company or the airline industry as a whole. opportunities, like the delta-northwest airlines merger in 2010, which created the platform for the management under richard's leadershi

third, i'd like to call out the founder of carolina for khybera rye barrot. [ applause ] he wrote an amazing book that some of you are familiar with, "it happened on the way to war." he co-founded carolina for khybera, a nongovernmental organization to prevent ethnic and gender violence in nairobi while serving in the united states marine corps. he's a graduate of the university of north carolina chapel hill. the kennedy school and the business school at harvard, where he was a rental social entrepreneurship fellow. he lives in charlotte, north carolina, with his wife and daughter, and among other things, works in duke energy sustainability department as a special adviser to the chairman. i'd like to invite out sadika basiria saline, the executive director of the learning center in afghanistan. [ applause ] she wins the prize for having to work the hardest to get here, and to do what she does. when she was 5, sadika fled to pakistan during the soviet occupation, and returned to afghanistan hampered by her own lack of education. i mean, to afghanistan, which was hampered by a lack of

independence is to articulate what has now been received as a notion of universal human rights or natural ryes. they were bounded for generation himself by the circumstances of his time. all men are created equal does not mean that the captive and enslaved africans have those rights now. one day they would. jefferson really has a vision of what i would call a republican millennium or democratic millennium. one day we would reach the end of over when all peoples would be free, including enslaved africans. but the historic associations of robust democracy at these lower levels of localism and those things that we hate most today is very, very powerful. can we take the civic energy of participation and engagement and defending our own interests, and jefferson's all for that, but can that be reconciled with the sense of something beyond ourselves? that's you might say the great crisis of our times and all times throughout american history. the tension between the local, the particular, the self-interested. and some kind of broader sense of identification with each other, as a people, with the peep

meantime, there are reports of fresh rye lens today in the city of homs, following attacks yesterday despite a deadline for the government to pull back troops and tanks. senator john mccain toured a syrian refugee camp in turkey. he said it's time for the u.s. to intervene. >>> well, i think it was a failure from the start, most of us knew because there was no pressure for assad to actually stop the killing. so, we think it's going to require military action on the ground. >> mccain also said china and russia should be ashamed for blocking the u.n.'s efforts to stop the blood shed. >>> we'll soon find out if george zimmerman, the gunman who killed trayvon martin, will be charged. the special prosecutor plans to announce her decision by friday evening, this comes as lawyers for the shooter say they've quit. randall pinkston has more. >> reporter: the neighborhood watch captain who says he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin in self-defense has lost his legal team. >> it wouldn't be ethical for me to continue to hold myself out as his attorney when i haven't spoken to him in two

you said the united states needs to challenge rye ran, representatives of the u.n. security council plus germany sit down tomorrow with iran's nuclear negotiator. what does iran need to agree to to make those successful f. they are not as so many have been with iran, what should the u.s. do next? >> well first of all, i think it's a tactical decision whether one talks to the iranians. i think we get caught up in that. what do you say once you're talking to hem. i think there are a couple of things that have to be said. the world has to be reliably confident that iranians have been shut off from a bath way to a nuclear weapon. the problem with reprocessing to a lower percentage is that it is basically the same process that you can pursue higher percentages later on. once you solve the science problem it's just an engineering problem. there are grave dangers in saying to iranians you can entrich to this level and no further because you leave the capacity in place. secondly, i think the iranians do have to be told that they are going to have to shut down the sites that

. >> i rye pete, so what. do we regulate how much can be held on? >> there is rye blangs.e could see some of that impact apple. some of these mega funds as more and more people pay attention, if apple continues to be weighted so highly, like i said in the package, people probably own apple if they own an index fund that owns stock. as that happens and the market is seen throughout portfolios, the there's going to be calls to pull some of this out of retirement savings. >> thank you. rebecca jarvis. >>> time to show you headlines from around the globe. "the washington post" shows that ft. lauderdale work may have affected hundreds of people. it shows examiners at the fbi lab did sloppy work. >>> britain's telegraph has a story of a promising new treatment for prostate cancer. it involves heating tumors with a highly focused camera. nine out of ten patients are cancer-free after that treatment. so far there are no side effects. >> as more of us switch to cell phones, the united states say landlines may no longer be available in some areas. they're passing requirements that l

. >> in rye violation of the law was in fact a personal failure. >> i have paid and continue to pay for that failure. >> eric: the new wave of voter i.d. laws is voter suppression of a higher order. they filed a complaint in geneva, a body that includes china, cuba and saudi arabia calling the laws most vicious and sinister attacks to narrow our participation in democracy. >> we've been going at this for 130 years. its sleight of hand. >> you talk about jim crow. is voter i.d. similar? >> absolutely. even to murder and lynching. it's the same thing. we can argue it's not as violent it's not as bloody. that was in alabama not too long ago. i met a guy that was about 75 years old. it took him four days in alabama to get that free photo i.d. we know people will be turned off and forgo voting at all. >> eric: but arthur davis doesn't buy it? >> i never heard a single voter, by 68% african-american district complain to me about i.d. being something that was on russ or burdensome or, did difficult. >> you never heard one that i don't have a an i.d. and i can't vote? >> not a single one. they

. >> in rye violation of the law was in fact a personal failure. >> i have paid and continue to pay for that failure. >> eric: the new wave of voter i.d. laws is voter suppression of a higher order. they filed a complaint in geneva, a body that includes china, cuba and saudi arabia calling the laws most vicious and sinister attacks to narrow our participation in democracy. >> we've been going at this for 130 years. its sleight of hand. >> you talk about jim crow. is voter i.d. similar? >> absolutely. even to murder and lynching. it's the same thing. we can argue it's not as violent it's not as bloody. that was in alabama not too long ago. i met a guy that was about 75 years old. it took him four days in alabama to get that free photo i.d. we know people will be turned off and forgo voting at all. >> eric: but arthur davis doesn't buy it? >> i never heard a single voter, by 68% african-american district complain to me about i.d. being something that was on russ or burdensome or, did difficult. >> you never heard one that i don't have a an i.d. and i can't vote? >> not a single one. they

this farm bill drastic he rye deuces eliminates and consolidating title programs reend placing some with new programs. although most sector of production agriculture are currently prosperous we all know that risks are always going to be there. that crop and livestock prices and production can dramatically drop sometimes overnight. our farmers have told every one of us on this committee that crop insurance is their primary concern. i sincerely thank the chairwoman and ranking member for not only preserving but improving the crop insurance provisions in this bill. change is never easy especially when it comes to changing commodity title programs. if we could see the future and look a couple years into it we would see how the programs we're voting on today will work. i think that would be more comfortable, but that's a luxury we don't have. shifting away from direct and cyclical payments and eliminating share an acre are bold changes to policy and shows farmers and ranchers are willing to do their share. the chairwoman mentioned, senators brown and lugar along with senator durbin add i intr

we have some ad vasovagal rye ries -- we have some advisories. now maybe an inch or two on the grassy surfaces. the winter storm warnings, you get above 2,000 or 3000 feet. a heavy wet sloppy snow, going to bring down tree branches and power lines here. western maryland and west virginia. again parts of the blue ridge at the higher elevations, seeing a couple of wet flakes as well. locally we have rain heavier showers too. while we have generally light rain and a couple of heavier showers, light ones here in southern fairfax county, this larger area of rain has really popped. out of eastern monday good morningry. into southern carol county as well. watch out for moderate showers there. your temperatures, 30 in rockville. 40 in columbia this morning. with upper 30s and leesburg. wind chills from 28 to 3. cloudy skies. 43 degrees and a north west wind at 13. a raw, nasty day today we'll only see temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50 with the on and off showers. a passing shower partly sunny to postably -- to mostly cloudy. we warm up to the 70s

one attorney calls this impending injunction a huge vikt rye benefit is that with competition they'll get lower prices and more stations will be able to compete opposed to if safeway succeeds in running independently owned gas stations out of business there will be no competition. >> there is a safeway representative wrote that the court has not made final findings that we do not believe there has been a violation of the law. this injunction orders safeway to comply with the law which the company is already doing. as i said the next court date is scheduled for april 25th. >> police investigating a shooting that may have happened somewhere else. we can see a car with a back window blown out. >> sometime earlier a man taken to the hospital with a gunshot wound. police say won't say if they just pulled this car over here. >> and police in concord are investigating whether talking on a phone may be a factor in a crash that killed a father and young daughter. a 17-year-old intoi in custody after slamming into the family as they're riding their bikes. abc 7 joins us live now from the scene

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. >> alan: the west sacramento police rye leased the name and picture of a carjacking suspect shot to death after a standoff. police believe jimmy lee graves high jeakd three cars yes, fired on police and barricaded himself in his parent. officers watched graves pound a hole in his apartment wall and stick his head out. and then a witness saw him start a fire in his apartment. police officers shot graves to death after he refused to put down his guns guns and surrende. >> ama: a search for a missing morgan hillen has ended without a sign of sierra lamar. today trained k-9s assisted in the search year we want to check here. out. >> ama: specialized search and rescue teams focused on remote areas. the santa clara sheriff's department says they looked there before but the goal today was to be more tour roy. >> alan: in santa cruz the department is using an algorithm to predict crime before it happens. the program generates ten hot spot maps each day, letting officers know when and where a crime is likely to occur. >> people tend to burglarize the same area more than once. even during the

. >> in rye violation of the law was in fact a personal failure. >> i have paid and continue to pay forfailure. >> eric: the new wave of voter i.d. laws is voter suppression of a higher order. they filed a complaint in geneva, a body that includes china, cuba and saudi arabia calling the laws most vicious and sinister attacks to narrow our participation in democracy. >> we've been going at this for 130 years. its sleight of hand. >> you talk about jim crow. is voter i.d. similar? >> absolutely. even to murder and lynching. it's the same thing. we can argue it's not as violent it's not as bloody. that was in alabama not too long ago. i met a guy that was about 75 years old. it took him four days in alabama to get that free photo i.d. we know people will be turned off and forgo voting at all. >> eric: but arthur davis doesn't buy it? >> i never heard a single voter, by 68% african-american district complain to me about i.d. being something that was on russ or burdensome or, did difficult. >> you never heard one that i don't have a an i.d. and i can't vote? >> not a single one. they are by

once the republican presidential rye mare is over, we're going to see these numbers turn around a little attacking one another. >> and this morning on my early program, i asked rick santorum's communications guy about the fatigue of republican donors. this is different this time. we have super pacs like mad that have fleecing republicans along this race. and how much are they going to want to give. is that where the republican leadership is now? we need to coalesce and start bank rolling the goo pip. >> there was a $1 billion number thrown out by someone at the obama campaign a while back. but obama is supposedly going to have about $1 billion for reelection and republicans realize they need to raise something close to that if they're going to have a shot at defeating him in november. but more importantly, what you're seeing now is this criticism of mitt romney by the likes of rick santorum and newt gingrich that can only be used by the obama campaign in november to turn around, make tv ads, and say look at mitt romney, even fellow republicans they he isn't strong enough to run the count

rye fact is we are in a icrengo min. nsns ianreein the'go ns vi io e ll eredent can spin it in a diffent way. the team obama is certainly trying to put things in context. in order to do that, you have to look backwards to some degree. there is a new seven-minute video that does a fairly fine job of doing that, putting into perspective what president obama came into office with. let's look at the beginning of that video. >> the worst financial collapse since the great depression. >> this is cataclysmicing. >> american workers laid off in numbers not seen in three decades. a,ouaaever wilon tofom do thvio is senineson itoesonolill ot accoliments that the presidt has made, legislatively while in office. we have the unveiling of the new slogan forward. a look back but emphasis towards the future. >> i think the rational mind looks at that and says here's that counter fak cannule argument about what might have been if you had a different response. and the president's response was the best under the ma ale th i sgeinth iea tt m

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