samuel, i couldn't agree more. again, our condolences to you, your family, as you continue to grapple with your grief. we thank you for taking time. >> hey, i thank you guys. i apologize for my voice. we're getting over a little bout with sickness but, you know, i truly am thankful for the justice that you've done with coverage of this and keeping it fresh in -- in the americans' mind that, hey, you know, we're not in the same world and we got to focus more on the safety of our kids and the changing world that we live in. >> thank you, samuel. we want justice for somer, as we know as well as you do. thank you again. we'll continue our conversation, mike brooks is with us, as we talk about putting this guy away, call in, 1-877-tell-hln. >>> a monster, that's all this person is, is a monster. somer was such a bright star that never got her chance to shine. >> that's somer's mom diena talking about the arrest of jarred harrell f. ryan duffy, reporter, did we get specifics what may have happened to somer in her last mo

samuel, i could not agree more. again, our condolences to you and your family as you continue to grapple with your grief. we thank you for taking time. >> i thank you guys. i apologize for my voice, we are getting over with a little bout of sickness, but you know, i truly am thankful for the justice that you have done with coverage of this and keeping it fresh in the american's minds, that hey, we are not in the same world, and we have to focus more on the safety of the kids and the changing world that we live in. >> thank you, samuel. we want justice for somer as we know as well as you do. samuel thompson, thank you again. we will continue our conversation. mike brooks is with us as we talk about putting this guy away. call in 1-877-tell-hln. >>> a monster, that's all this person is, is a monster. somer was such a bright star that never got her chance to shine. >> that's somer thompson's mom diena thompson talking about the arrest of jarred harrell and talking about the arrest and assault of 7-year-old somer thomps

now are two or samuel fleischer actor. he is in chicago right now and he is a professor at the university of illinois in chicago and he is also president of the international almond smith society. professor fleischacker, what is that society? >> guest: that was a society founded about that as a society founded about 15 years ago to encourage more scholarly interest in smith. one of our models was the hume society, which did help ratchet up interest especially among philosophers and david hume. smith is of interest to not just philosophers or economists as to intellectual historian to literary theorist, often these days. and we encourage the study of smith from all and no political perspective. but to say we try to stay away from the political uses of smith for ideological purposes and simply encourage scholarly work on what he had to say in all these various areas. and we have compensated basically at least once a year and also try to encourage scholarly work and various other forms. postcoital mention david hume twice. wh

it was a huge week on the show highlighted by chris samuels on thursday.started off on a familiar note. the rivalry with sidney crosby and alex ovechkin. >> i would say after i retire, i want to coach. that is my next move. one piece of advice i leave, put everything into it. you are blessed to continue to go out there and have the opportunity to play. i wish you guys the best. i'll be praying for you. just go win the championship. that is one thing i regret. that is the only thing i regret. i never got there. made the playoffs two times in 10 years. you still have that opportunity. work hard in the offseason. do the things that it takes to make you a champion. listen to the coaches. coaches, push them. i know you will. >> one of the classy guys in the nfl. the redskins say good-bye to chris samuels. getting the next career under way. the redskins making other moves today. saying good-bye to several players. releasing them. including rod cartwright and roddy thomas and antwaan randle el and cornelius griffin and fred smoot. big changes coming to the redski

beer market. [ koch ] at samuel adams, we're in a perfect place as brewers.e getver ients from wherever in the world we need to get it from, 're enoustil want allcrazf. u cae thsion in glass. >> steve: we come to you from the city of stars. the california golden bears in downtown l.a. at staples center. leading the oregon ducks by plenty. as we flash back to 2007 pac-10 championship title. the sophomore from nearby encino, california, was simply. he made all three of his free throws. his 32 points helped the ducks to an easy 18-57 win over usc. >> don: who goes 11 of 11 and gets 32 in the championship and doesn't get the mvp of the tournament? bryce taylor because porter averaged 20 a night for that year's pac-10 tournament and won the mvp. off to a slower start here tonight. 4 of 14. >> steve: porter had 43 in that tournament title game. 11 of 11? how about that? we have seen that equaled today. botang did that for stanford. >> don: a chance to see landry fields against that arizona state matchup zone. first in the league in scoring. second in rebounding. do

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samuels hold a press conference on thursday.om spinal steno sis, a narrowing of the spine and resuming his career would be difficult an potentially dangerous. the redskins have so far declined to comment. >>> the 2010 olympics are in the book and crosby is yet to write another chapter why they don't like the u.s. 1-0 canada. the puck around the neck. the wrister past miller and northern neighbors are up 2-0. zach comes through for the united states and we are heading to ot. in the extra, the capitals nemesis, sydney crosby playing for the other guys again brake breaks the dreams. the u.s. settles for silver after losing 3-2 to canada. >>> to basketball the wizards visiting this nats. second half, wizards within four. andre black throws it down. he had a game high and career high 36. 15 rebounds for him. they battle back to beat the nets 89-85. >>> regular season finale at college park. courtney ward the layup that sups them up. terps will be the nine seed at the acc tournament and take on north carolina on thursday. >>> that's a

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samuel leto clearly did not do that. -- samuel rubin alitalito cleart do that. the supreme court overturned a century of law. most people think it is either 100 years or 68 years. congress had said corporations and unions could not spend money on electioneering. alito describe this as a recent thing. in the early '90s, the supreme court had a decision that said there was no first amendment right for corporation. he took the view this was a recent thing. as soon as somebody starts to say "this is a century old," he starts to say it is not. it is a strange dispute. he does not agree with the criticisms. host: from minnesota on the democrats' line. caller: thanks for taking my call. i think the supreme court is dismantling the mccain-feingold bill. i also think they are taking the boys away from the people -- taking be athe voice away from the people and putting it in the hands of corporations, foreign or domestic. most of them only have the interest of their corporation in mind. they do not care whether policy making is damaging to the public or not. an example of

. >> and redskins left tackle chris samuels announcing a retirement, suffering a severe neck injuries e panthers. . he was warned about being paralyzed if he continues to play. and terps not ranked in the top 25 since november 23rd. hosting duke. we'll be back with more on the edge right after this, hannel. i will be refor whatever the day throws at me. uh, looks like tor, bumper to bumper traffic and some kind of weird smell downtown. i will be working from home today. my sister's coming. i can make it. i'm sure she's lovely. [ male announcer ] instant weather and traffic without changing the channel and 2 times more very satisfied customers than cox. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. because every week, we start things off with ten dollar pizzas from pizza hut. yeah, it's insane. any pizza, any size, any crust, any topping is just ten dollars. meat lover's, supreme pan pizza...whatever we want. it's crazy. ♪ what's even crazier? ♪ i'm not even in economics this semester. [ male announcer ] right now, any pizza at pizza hut is just $10. an

it come west to samuel clemens out of work mississippi riverboat pilots, army deserter.he was returning east of mark twain renowned journalist travel and stage performer. he later wrote about his western experiences in a book called roughing it, which offered a somewhat sanitized account of his adventures and misadventures in the wild and unruly west. in roughing it as huckleberry finn would say in another book a few years later, mark twain told the truth mainly with some stretchers thrown in for good measure. that ain't no matter says the easy-going hike. i've never seen anybody but lie one time or another. after all, it went with the territory. thank you very much. [applause] >> anybody have any questions? i'll be glad to try to answer them. >> he made up a bunch of very funny names. adding a mac he was trying to figure out what to call himself before he became mark twain. some of them were hugely funny. >> writes, i wish i had the book in front of me. >> and he also used words like its graduate and so forth. are these real words or did he just made this stuff up? the

madison -- and samuel chase, would not need to travel to the capitol building. before justices, they still needed a court room, and they went into a room on that don't floor. but that did not last long when the british invaded washington during the war in 1812, they torched the capital and destroyed the justices court room. it took five years before the court resumed beat -- meeting in the basement chamber shown above. the court used its room, known as the old supreme court chamber, as its core room from 1819-1860. this is the court room word john mckinley and john campbell said as justices. it was very attractive. they had no robing room so they have to put their robes on when they ascend to the bench. the light in the room was quite dark. people joked that just it's needed no blindfold because no one could see anything anyway. this is not consistent with the framers conception of the supreme court role under our constitution. the founding generation perceive that the court as a second -- separate and totally equal branch of government. there is no liberty of t

redskins' left tackle samuels expected to announce his retirement on thursday. the temp year drafted third in 2000 suffered a severe neck injury against the panthers. he's been evaluated by specialist who have warned him of the ambassador cha of paralysis if he continues to play in the there is talk that redskins could take a left tackle if with their first draft. >>> maryland is 22nd in the latest college basketball poll. the terps have not been ranked in the top 25 since november 23rd and 19th ranked georgetown will face west virginia tonight in morgantown. austin freeman will not play for the joyas. he's battling a stomach price. >>> thank you for that. one last check of our forecast. sue palka. sue? >> things will be mostly quiet tomorrow but sometime after dark we expect to see a little bit of mix of rain and snow develop turning over to light snow bottom wednesday morning before it ends. i don't think we'll get a lot of accumulation because temperatures will be too warm. it's possible it could coat the grass and then it looks like we're free and clear afte

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el manchester le hizo la visita, samuel la metiÓ en su propia puerta para el uno por cero.tración del presidente obama a que apruebe una reforma migratoria este aÑo. que tal les informa enrique teutelóel conductor de un taxi en chicago enfrenta cargos federales por supuestamente tratar de proveer fondos a la red terrorista al-qaeda. el intentó enviar dinero a pakistán, para comprar explosivosmientras que el presidente mexicano felipe calderón anuncia nuevos planes para impulsar el turismo en su país; la violencia no da tregua y en lo que va de fin de semana ya se reportan varias ejecucionescolgando de un puente quedo un tren de carga en virginia. ..parece increíble, pero los bomberos aseguran que nadie resulto heridomas esta tarde >> amigos, en unos meses los ganadores del mundial de sudÁfrica recibieron el famoso trofeo que consagra a su selecciÓn como la mejor. cientos de hinchas habrÁn tenido la oportunidad deberÁ que -de haber estado cerca. >> es el momento mÁs esperado del mundial, el instante en que los jugadores reciben el codiciado trofeo tras aÑos de preparaciÓn y

where are the people like samuel adams or john adams? where are the great thinkers like benjamin franklin or thomas jefferson? where are they? i was in the commercial break and it hit me. these guys were wild thinkers, but they were also revolutionaries. they actually thought about the things like how do we fight the british? how do we overthrow the government? i'd never thought about revolution. i've never thought about armed insurrection or bombing or anything like that. then i looked at the other side of the board and i realized, wow the people around the president have. not only have they thought about it, many of them have plotted it. some of them were actually engaged in bomb throwing. bill ayers and jeff jones they were running around blowing stuff up. have you -- these guys didn't -- everybody believes in forgiveness. bill ayers told alan colmes that blowing stuff up, he doesn't regret it. >> i don't regret anything did to oppose the war, i don't regret. i wouldn't regret sending a bomb at a police station, pentagon or capital. >

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i mean, it's, it is -- i mean to these guys, samuel adams, that is a slap in the face of god.nbelievable. but appropriate. >> well, i think what they get wrong, so wrong is the other side, the left, the liberals, the progressives that you articulated so well, they believe the rights are something conferred ed bred by government. they argued for a long time there is a right to a healthcare and right to health insurance policy each one of us belong to our own. i argue rights come from god. government grant you the rights then the government can take them away and you have no recourse. you have to submit to government. >> glenn: congressman, hold on a second. we'll be back in a second.  [ applause ] >> glenn: back in new york, with an audience tonight. we've got a few shows coming up that i ask you to dvr and share with some friends. we're back with iowa congressman steve king, who i just talked to for the first time today. he brought up a couple of really good points. if you wouldn't mind hitting them, congressman. let's start with roe v. wade. i find this fascinating. >>

i mean, it's, it is -- i mean to these guys, samuel adams, that is a slap in the face of god. unbelievable. but appropriate. >> well, i think what they get wrong, so wrong is the other side, the left, the liberals, the progressives that you articulated so well, they believe the rights are something conferred ed bred by government. they argued for a long time there is a right to a healthcare and right to health insurance policy each one of us belong to our own. i argue rights come from god. government grant you the rights then the government can take them away and you have no recourse. you have to submit to government. >> glenn: congressman, hold on a second. we'll be back in a second. it's time to practice staying healthy on sesame street! yes and the first thing you have to do to stay healthy is always wash your hands. come on, wash your hands with elmo! wash, wash, wash! next, try to avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. elmo's not touching! and when you have to sneeze or cough, do it into the bend of your arm. sneeze into your arm with elmo... ah-choo! yeah! great job!

i mean, it's, it is -- i mean to these guys, samuel adams, that is a slap in the face of god. unbelievable. but appropriate. >> well, i think what they get wrong, so wrong is the other side, the left, the liberals, the progressives that you articulated so well, they believe the rights are something conferred ed bred by government. they argued for a long time there is a right to a healthcare and right to health insurance policy each one of us belong to our own. i argue rights come from god. government grant you the rights then the government can take them away and you have no recourse. you have to submit to government. >> glenn: congressman, hold on a second. we'll be back in a second. [ applause ] >> glenn: back in new york, with an audience tonight. we've got a few shows coming up that i ask you to dvr and share with some friends. we're back with iowa congressman steve king, who i just talked to for the first time today. he brought up a couple of really good points. if you wouldn't mind hitting them, congressman. let's start with roe v. wade. i find this fascinating. >> okay.

kind of like here in america where we honor saint samuel l.ackson. [ laughter ] and as you know, in irish lore, leprechauns hide their pots of gold at the end of the rainbow. but here in new york, things are a little different. at the end of the rainbow, there's just a gay bar. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] a little different. here's some political news for you guys. today, ohio congressman dennis kucinich announced that he will vote for president obama's health care bill. yeah, the one condition is that obama had to carry him on his shoulders so he could see the st. patrick's day parade. [ laughter ] that's what he's like. "you okay, buddy? see the bagpipers? do you have to go to the bathroom?" [ laughter ] "let me know. let me know." this is pretty big. top officials believe that kim jong-il is going to die in the next three years. i was going to send him something, but hallmark was all out of "heard experts are predicting your death" cards. it's in the shoebox collection. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you guys excited for -- march madness? [

the first dark cloud was the unexpected death of 1839 of samuel ward pretty or not saddam moved up the ladder at prime, ward, & king. next is a brother henry who understood the banking business caught typhoid fever and died in julia's arms. bank came the hideous death of nathaniel prime's and wrote to longfellow, mr. prime committed suicide eight yesterday by slashing his throat with a razor. there was a bright spot amid february 1841 stand negative off the jury is not announcing the arrival of his first son. two days later another note barely legible brought news of an infection that has said dan and emilie had died. two days after that sam's son died to. he was executor of the several million dollar estate, a partner at one of new york's most prestigious banking firms with a high spirited sisters and 27 years old. would your sam was also one of the best catches in your can to years later, by a beautiful young woman in new orleans. her mother was a fortune hunting sure who brought her to spoil daughters to europe to find riches since. nobody believed she was the woman for him. longfel

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military heritage magazine editor roy morris recalls samuel clemens's transformation from a riverboat twain. from book passage bookstore in california this is 35 minutes. >> thank you for coming here tonight.

all except justice samuel alito, he shook his head, and appeared to be saying "not true" as the presidentontinued. but the next morning, vice president biden defended mr. obama's criticism of the court, on a.b.c.'s "good morning america." >> the president didn't question the integrity of the court. he questioned the judgment of it. >> woodruff: and there things remained for nearly two months until tuesday. that's when chief justice john roberts voiced his own concerns to law students at the university of alabama. >> the image of having the members of one branch of government standing up, literally surrounding the supreme court, cheering and hollering, while the court, according to the requirements of protocol, has to sit there expressionless i think is very troubling, and it does cause you to think whether or not it makes sense for us to be there. to an extent, the state of the union degenerated into a political pep rally. i'm not sure why we're there. >> woodruff: in response today, white house press secretary robert gibbs again criticized the campaign finance decision. >> the president

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>> well, i was -- what i want to do was tell the story and samuel l.one of the great nonfiction history writers we've ever had he said a good credit history should observe three things, accuracy, vigor, and objectivity. i thought that if i tried to write the story and research it thoroughly, and let the store till it sells it would kind of take care of itself. i think if you start worrying about what group, you know, which of these groups is going, you, bothered by what you write, it can just get in the way. what i wanted to do besides tell the story, in my research for the earlier book i had read a lot of books that were out there, and noticed that a lot of them had kind of just assumed mistakes and parts of the myth and the legend that were just wrong. one person writes its own breast, some else right to, incorporates it into a sort and after what it is accepted as truth. i want to kind of scrape off those particles off this vessel, the battle of the little big or. and, of course, one of the things that his most lasting about this though is it's a mi

>> well, what i wanted to do is tell the story and samuel eliot morison the nonfiction history writer we have ever had, he's a good writer of history should observe the three things, accuracy, vicar and object to the. i thought that if i tried to write the story and research it thoroughly and let the story tells itself and what kind of take care of itself. i think if you start worrying about what group, which of these groups is going to be bothered by what you write it can get in the way to read what i wanted to do besides told the story you is it my research for the earlier book i read a lot of the books out there and noticed that a lot of them had kind of just assumed mistakes parts of the myths and legends were wrong one person writes it somewhere somebody else writes it incorporates to restoring and after awhile it is accepted as truth. i wanted to commit scrape off those barnacles off of this vessel the battle of little bighorn, and of course one of the things that is the most fascinating about this battle is it is a mystery. i think that's one of the reasons that it's been writt

beer market. [ koch ] at samuel adams, we're in a perfect place as brewers. big to e to gteveedients from wherever in the world we need to get it from, we'rl eno st wado at cruff. you ste assi ry glass. >>number five. >> first of all, last night we won a hell of a game. the media gathered around me and i didn't want to be rude. i was hurting. i had to get to the trainer's room and i department want nothing to take away from the win that we had last night. i'm embarrassed about what happened yesterday. i'm embarrassed for the yankees and the red sox and the fans. the umpires and my family. i have to say i'm sorry. >> number four -- >> some 18 years ago i left dayton, ohio with two very bad knees. and a dream to become a major league baseball player. i thank god that dream came true. >> number three. >> it's been great and it was tough. it was a tough decision, but it wasn't. i don't look at it at time. i look at it as graduation. i will graduate from high school and college. i'm just graduate for example pro football. this time it was time to move on. i can't

but justice samuel alito did want to hear it.ircuit coast appeal saying their decision is not easy to square with tour free speech. he also said the school violated her rights. >> if the supreme court would have talked about it, i kind of had a good feel owrg side could have -- our side could have won it. it's frustrating. >> reporter: henry jackson high school, that's henry scoop jackson. he was a reagan democrat. a huge supporter of constitutional and civil rights. it's a high school named after him. megyn: healthcare is not the only reform president obama has his sights on. also on his agenda, curbing climate change. we just got word the republicans have offered 100 amendments to the reconciliation healthcare bill that just hit the senate floor. here is mitch mcconnell speak big it now. we are watching the drama. you will see it unfold live. what are they doing? is it going to work? and a teen beauty queen not happy with how her 15 minutes of fame is playing out. suing abc over how she was portrayed on the tv reality show "wif

to them, i repeat the words of samuel adams in the time when there was another great struggle in america over whether the power of government or the rights of the people would prevail. during the early days of the revolution when america was about to be born, samuel adams admonished those who would give up freedom, and i repeat this admonition to those who would still intend to vote for this bill he said if you love wealth more than liberty, the tranquility of servitude more than the animating contest of freedom, then go home from us in peace. we seek not your counsel nor your arms. crouch down and lick the hands that feed you. may your chains sit lightly upon you and may posterity forget that you were our countrymen. mr. speaker, i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. ms. kaptur of ohio. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> request to take the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. ryan: i wanted to come to this floor about hearing bp experiencing and reading some reports abo

. >> okay, thank you good >> good afternoon in reverend samuel and thank you all very much for your informationshared. i've been representing our african-american churches in the u.s. we've been active in the country for years. and the question is i'm just returning from the bus trip two weeks ago. and one of the things brought to our attention by our partners in haiti was with the shift that's going on, the population shift of those who are leaving port-au-prince and seeking services both of north as well as in the outer part. to what extent is the planning for the development of the country incorporating those readjusted shifts of persons who are in new parts of the country now and how is it they incorporated it in terms of where that's coordinating with the kinds of services and resources that will be required to address that? thank you. >> will just go ahead and open it up for the panelists to take questions. i think nothing was directed towards civil society, so maybe i'll just add in as well to kind of put a framework of i think we've already discussed possible opportunities, but i think

. >> also just want to say chris samuels, long time washington redskin, announcing his retirement.nd very good guy and treated the media nicely and had health issues ant -- and didn't want to risk getting hurt. >> he was a gentle giant. >> nice go. >> and alex ovechkin not the only one to fly all night and coming to work. >> i had to go down to tennessee for a death in the family. >> i'm sorry. >> but you saw some of the olympic athletes or people coming back and it's exciting. so thank you for that. >> well welcome back. we're glad you're back. >> of course i don't know who you are right now ecause i'm tired. but i appreciate it, kind sir. >> thank you, leon. >> you're welcome, jeff. >>> the temperatures remain the same. it's 39 degrees right now at reagan national. 36 at dulles and 36 at bwi marshall. i know you are wondering, what is going on with the storm system. well there it is. down to the south its track will take it out to the east. the coldest air stayed to the north. why? because the storm is going to be so far to the east it won't be able to draw in all of the cold air

as soon as samuel alito arrived to provide the fifth vote, they took the case. robert wrote an opinion saying voluntary racial integration plans cannot go forward if they use racial guidelines to transfer kids through school. and none of the liberal justices said we have been telling school to integrate. do what you can to integrate your classrooms. now they are saying, you may not do that. there were a lot of decisions where the more liberal justices thought even though justice roberts was trying to bring them together, the five conservative justices have a fairly ideological view. it is a very divided court. i think roberts still wants to get away from the idea that we are political people. we want to be deciding legal issues. i know from the critics and outsiders, it looks like, on some issues, that there is a conservative agenda. host: california. milton on the independent line. caller: i just had a few comments in the back to hear your response. in my opinion, corporate america is just another institution. these institutions need to be balanced with constit

versus madison in the parlor room of the seals hotel where the justices for lodging so that justice samuel chase who was debilitated walk by delta would not need to travel to the capitol building. the justices still needed a courtroom and in 18 tandy eventually settled into a room on the ground floor of the capitol north wing. but that did not last long. when the british invaded washington during the war of 1812, they torched the capitol and destroyed the justices workroom. after the repairs that took five years the court resumed meeting in the basement chamber shown above. the court used this room known as the old supreme court chamber as its courtroom from 1819 until 1860. this is the courtroom where john mckinley and john campbell said alice justices. the court chamber designed by benjamin was very attractive but cramped. the court had no room since justices had to put their robes on when they ascended the bench. the windowless space was quite dark. people joked the statue of leedy justice needed no blindfold because it was too dark to see anything any way. apart from the practical prob

as soon as samuel alito arrived to provide the fifth vote, they took the case. robert wrote an opinion saying voluntary racial integration plans cannot go forward if they use racial guidelines to transfer kids through school. and none of the liberal justices said we have been telling school to integrate. do what you can to integrate your classrooms. now they are saying, you may not do that. there were a lot of decisions where the more liberal justices thought even though justice roberts was trying to bring them together, the five conservative justices have a fairly ideological view. it is a very divided court. i think roberts still wants to get away from the idea that we are political people. we want to be deciding legal issues. i know from the critics and outsiders, it looks like, on some issues, that there is a conservative agenda. host: california. milton on the independent line. caller: i just had a few comments in the back to hear your response. in my opinion, corporate america is just another institution. these institutions need to be balanced with constit