over the world. [ cannon ] for our spring seasonal, we make samuel adams noble pilsner.rloom malt. it's laid out and turned daily by hand. [ cannon ] it produces a lot more flavor. our twist with this beer is using all five noble hops. [ cannon ] four hops from bavaria and one from bohemia. we get a very bright hoppy note with a clean finish. -it's got a lot of flavor. -and refreshing. [ cannon ] it makes you look forward to the warmer days of spring, but samuel adams noble pils will be gone before you know it. [ whistle blows ] [ squishing ] [ male announcer ] pool filled with caramel. not as good as chocolate filled with caramel. introducing milky way simply caramel. life's better the milky way. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lara who chose 2 aleve and fewer pi

officers brodericks suguitan and samuel fung arrived at the scene within four minutes. officer suguitan and fung were met by the woman outside of her porch. officer suguitan observed at the front door of the residence was open and stepped inside. officer suguitan noticed mr. smith and mr. rios, an additional roommate, were standing face to face having a conversation. both men were approximately 7 feet in front of officer suguitan. officer suguitan looked at both men and stated, how are you doing, we are here to help. mr. smith and mr. rios both faced officer suguitan. immediately, officer suguitan realized mr. smith's and were behind his back and concealed from officer. officer suguitan directed mr. smith to "show me your hands." instantly, officer suguitan here's what he believes is an item quickly being taken out of a sheaf, and without notice, mr. smith raises a large machete above his head and in close proximity to officer suguitan. officer suguitan, fear for his life, draws his department farm, and that close proximity begins to rapidly backup. mr. smith begins to

so in short, samuel l. jackson was going out and nothing coming in. the next generation of space shuttles could come from the person that brought us amazon.com. nasa handed out $260 million to four private companies to develop rockets and spacecraft. the winners included rocket maker space x, the maker of the rocket we are seeing here, and boeing, the sierra, nevada corps and blue origin which is owned by amazon.com founder jeff bezos. it wants to fuel entrepreneurs to produce low earth orbit craft so the agency can concentrate on deep space exploration. >>> no one likes to sit in traffic and no doubt it could get your blood boiling but could it make you truly sick? we look at what is lurking out there on the roadway. >> reporter: commuters breathe in tiny particles from the burning of fossil fuel and the weathering of car parts and pavement. >> these particles you would not see the but they are there. >> usc researchers through a collaborative effort of schools and departments recreated this environment inside of a lab. they pumped in air laden with

samuel sarabia/jefe de escuelas primarias (hisd) --las autoridades investigan cómo fue que el niÑo obtuvodó la supervision de sus padres. ---la presunta mala conducta de algunos policias de san francisco derivo en una investigacion por parte de la oficina del defensor publico de la ciudad.---y como parte del proceso, hoy hubo una audiencia publica para averiguar si hay mas casos de abuso de poder.---"edgardo ga quijano" nos habla de esto... ed esa oficina publica esta realizando una serie de reuniones comunitarias donde estan recabando informacion sobre abusos policiales y llevarlos a investigacion pero eso no para alli. el defensor publico el defendor publico quiere saber de casos y documentarlos, ellos piden que si alquien ha sido victima de abuso policial llame al telefono en san francisco 415 553-1677.y en relacion a los casos que sucedieron en el hotel el pasado mes de diciembre y enero el fbi todavia sigue investigando. --a principios de mayo, "pg&e" comenzaÁ a realizar pruebas de presion a lo largo de 150 millas de tuberia.--los gasoductos que estaran bajo la lupa son similares al

samuel l. saying, "get these mother-eff'ing snakes out of my mother-eff'ing country!" [ cheers and applause ] that was "pros and cons," you guys we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. thank you for watching our program. i appreciate it. it's time to announce this week's "late night" hashtags. okay. now, thursday is st. patrick's day. >> steve: they call flutes pipes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: pro, st. patrick is famous for driving all the snakes out of ireland. con, st. samuel l. jackson is famous for saying, "get these mother-eff'ing snakes out of my mother-eff'ing country!" [ cheers and applause ] that was "pros and cons," you guys we'll be right back with more "late night." come on back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ older man: hello! it's me. that guy that sort of looks like your grandfather. and i made this geico commercial in just fifteen minutes. bring it in. older man: whoa. too close. older man: in fi

even worse, his microphone was accidentally flipped on, allowing the samuel l. jackson movie "cleaner" to be transmitted to planes in the area. that kept him from hearing all incoming calls from pilots. a manager has also been suspended. this on the same day the faa kicked off a nationwide tour of air traffic facilities to push new rules and acted after several controllers were recently caught sleeping on the job. >>> arizona governor jan brewer has the measure requiring presidential candidates to prove they're american citizens before they're on presidential ballots. the arizona legislature passed the birther bill last week, but to the surprise of her republican critics, said the measure went too far. it would have tainted arizona's reputation after last year's immigration enforcement law. >>> to libya now, the civilians are caught in the crossfire and have been fleeing the city of misrata. boats filled with the wounded have been arriving in benghazi. the u.n. humanitarian chief has said the libyan government has promised access to misrata, the only city still

[applause] in the audience, i would also like to acknowledge his partner, samuel fung. if he could remain standing and let everyone know who you are. congratulations. [applause] officer fung, we think you every day for the work that you do as well. i would also like to the knowledge the presence of angela kang. now if i could have officer michael peregoy and officer james trail come up. >> on wednesday, march 10, 2010, at 1653 hours, officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in uniform and part of the seven dale housing team responding to a report of shots fired on the 1800 block of sunnyvale ave. officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in the trip same vehicle as they reached the 1700 block of sunnyvale ave. they were flagged down by a citizen who stated, they are shooting up there right now. as they pointed west on sunday dale avenue, instantly, the officers looked west and saw the suspect armed with an uzi-type assault weapon on the 1800 block. the officers saw the suspect had the weapon in both hands and was firing in the direction of a crowd of people. as the suspect f

pilots trying to contact him heard audio from my samuel l. jackson movie. mic was stuck in transmit mode. a military pilot alerted him to the problem. at least nine air traffic controllers have been fired or suspended recently. most of the incidents involved sleeping on the job. >>> and speaking of airports, one minute you have it, the next you don't. if you had anything confiscated by the tsa, then you know the feeling. police in davis and san jose want to know what happens to the confiscated items taken by the tsa? that's tonight's good question. >>> when the transportation security administration began searching airline passengers in the wake of 9/11, they found tons of prohibited items. >> a pocket knife and scissors and files. odd things like a scalpel and i remember a 12-inch metal spike you use in your garden. >> mike mckaren says not so much anymore. most people know what's not allowed on board. the occasional water bottle or penknife gets thrown in the trash. >> depending on how sent mental it is, it goes into a garbage can. they are recycled and u

he was watching the samuel l jackson movie cleaner early yesterday morning at regional radar center in cleveland. now at one point the controller microphone was activated and the movie sound track went out to all the planes. controller and manager were suspended. faa has suspended total of 8 controllers and supervisors since last month. for losing contact with aircraft. in 5 of those cases the controllers fell asleep. >> bay area researchers may have found a way to better protect soldiers from what has become the signature injury of the conflict in iraq and afghanistan. the results of some high tech testing reveal rather low tech solution protect against traumatic brain injury. for a growing number of veterans like jason pool, traumatic brain injury is the hidden epidemic of the war in iraq and afghanistan. >> got hit to massive massive bomb. >>reporter: now two years after we first met jason researchers at the lawrence livermore lab must have a better way to protect soldiers and other head trauma. >> you not only an impact rocked shaken or knocked to the ground. >>reporter: mechanical

in fact, pilots heard audio from a samuel l. jackson movie.ic was stuck in the transmit mode. military pilot alerted him to the problem. at least nine air traffic controllers have been fired or suspended recently for workplace violations, most of those involving sleeping on the job. >>> catching a ball, and typing more than 45 words per minute. that was impossible after 'em loe lost her hand. since then, she has been adjusting to life with just one hand. last month she went through a historic surgery at ucla where she received a donor happened. she made her first public appearance today to talk about the road ahead with her new hand. >> i feel like it's mine, but it comes more and more mine. think once i have sensation in it and i can function with it more, it's going to feel more and more like mine. >> the marathon surgery took more than 14 hours to connect the nerves and tendons. she'll regain 60% of the function of the hand after therapy. >>> amazing surgery. >> uh-huh. >> another cloudy, sun gnu day depending on where you were. lawrence ha

he left his radio key open and was inadvertently transmitting a scene from a samuel l.ackson movie called "cleaner" to pilots passing overhead in the air space. after complaints that the controller couldn't be reached, an air force pilot got through on a military radio frequency. >>> we have big news out of texas tonight. wildfires fed by dangerous dry conditions and now on the run in some places with nothing to stop them. and they're all over the state. from the oklahoma border to the houston area. nbc's janet shamlian is with us tonight from the fire line in caddo, texas, west of fort worth. janet, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. the fire in this region has doubled in size over the past 24 hours. and even with more help arriving from all over the country this is an uphill battle. unrelenting wildfires, the likes of which texas has never seen, are hungrily consuming the state. more than a million and a half acres so far, with no sign of slowing down. >> you don't ever want to see this. you know, this is like a once in every 50 years type thing, and you

be in contact with an air traffic controller in ohio heard audio from a suspense thriller starring samuel l. jackson for three minutes. investigators say the controller's mic was accidentally stuck in transmit mode. he only became aware of the problem when the pilot of a military plane contacted him. >>> it's a golden opportunity you might say. the thousands of jobs a fast- food restaurant hopes to fill here in the bay area. >>> and no more digging for change. where you will soon be able to use your cell for to pay for parking. >>> and for decades she greeted guests at the santa cruz harbor. the mystery surrounding the death of lucy the goose. ,,,,,,,,,, giant is hiring thousands of workers nationwide. mike suger >>> mcdonald's is taking a bite out of the jobless number. the fast food giant is hiring thousands of workers nationwide. mike sugerman is in san francisco, where even entry level jobs drew lots of applicants. >> reporter: 50,000 jobs nationwide. what does that mean? does that mean the economy is getting better? does it means the economy is getting worse? not everybody understand

tavis wrote about sort of success scars and we entitled your essay "failing better" you quoted samuel beckett. you pointed out that everyone who is a success has failed repeatedly and you have to figure out how to look at failure in a different way. you even talk about michael jordan, which i have quoted on a number of shows. i mention your essay and talk about how many shots he has missed and games he has lost and winning points he has failed to get and at the end of it the nike anchdnch, he says i'm a success. tavis: we'll talk about the cbs thing. >> i thought we were making that move. tavis: you were trying tmake that. just for a second and then back to the book. i've only known you to be pretty authentic and upfront and direct and honest. when you said to me that you actually loved anchoring the "cbs evening news." can you deconstruct that more me? because i think you were in the chair, not me. just on the outside looking in. i've looked at the way -- things that were cede said about you. the times that you were mall treated, i thought. the sexism i thought you were treated with

premier league record with his seventh successive away goal to make it one one in the last minute samuel cohen headed home to give bolton a victory and effectively consign arsenal to a sixth straight season without a trace they. were all elsewhere monday thoughts based manchester city travel to struggling blackburn as they chase a champions league spot city again miss injured carlos tevez and make a richards and have a twenty six in the away match it is not sixty eight rovers are without a win in the line. or in scotland rangers goalkeeper allan mcgregor produced an excellent late penalty save to the reigning champions drawer nil nil at home to celtic on sunday and keep the title race alive with a tree for second place celtic reference to the great just go top of the stuff is plainly two points. and with less than ten minutes on the clock steven davis was judged to have fouled and stokes but george's summer asked stepped up to take the spot kick the flying scotland goalkeeper push the shot wide it finished goalless however it's still take the title if they break all five of their remaini

researchers at the translational j general ohmics institute tests 100 samuels of beef, chicken, turkeyand pork from grocery stores across the country. they found half the samples were tainted with a bacteria linked to several human diseases including staph infections and one out of the four samples was resistant to antibiotics that fight the bug. however, before you panic, researchers say proper cooking should kill off all that bacteria, and of course proper handling before it's cooked should reduce the risk as well. >>> well, a warning going out to parents tonight. if your kids are fond of the xbox kinect, hackers have made an x-rated game for that system. the kinect lets you use body movements to plate games. so of course the hacker video game lets you use your hands to virtually touch a nearly naked animated woman. microsoft, which makes the xbox, says it has nothing to do with the game. hackers argue their version is no worse than violent fighting games that are approved by microsoft. >>> we're back in a moment with a big name in the bay area about to make a splash on must-see tv.

michael and samuel . lidia and freddie and madison and logan .ek and trevor and nath an and audio and catalina and vera. it is not as confusing. three set of boy-girls and others, you got to see their personalities. >> the fact that there is so many twin system extraordinary but not exact low an accident. moms love to share ideas and with social media and blogging word spread fast. >> we became friend and networked and supported each other and that led to us ending up to the same school. >> it is a parent participation program . so for the parents of twins. volunteering in the classroom means double duty. >>im here a lot. but it is so worth it and great. two out of four is not bad. >> no one seems to know what the dozen twins said. and but the theme doesn't stop . both of the a's are twins. they are fraternal and not twins with each other . two of the parents have identical twin sisters. >> we tried to coral them for a group photoand it is not easy. the challenge has nothing to do with them being twins. first and foremost. they are preschoolers w

samuel jackson como viven los reyes de la es selva.oso festival de cine por revelar de forma hospitnesta y sincera. en la película más grande jamás vendida. morgan cuenta con todo descaro produce el documental que compite con los estrenos ca taquillera de principio a final. >> vuelve en happy samy. en esta película de estar reunida la familia completa después de darle muy mala noticia. tarea que parece imposible. por supuesto maría vendrá al rescate utilizando sus métodos para ponerlos a marchar a todos derechos. >> basada en la modelo sara h. se desarrolla en la época de la gran depresión, interpreta a un estudiante de veto vino rin vet abandona los estudios por la muerte de sus padres. y se une a un circo y conoce a una elefante que parece indomable. también será acechado por marlena la infeliz esposa del dueño del circo. >> un par de datos curiosos. originalmente el papel le fue ofrec ofrecido a scarlett johansson. y sean penn también abandonó. >> para más estrenos visite univisión.com uni clave cine. >> vamos a la pausa enseguida e

world's largest muslim population, i would like today to rpond to that speh. 16 years ago the late samueltington, a son of this university published an essay proposing that after the wold war civilitions, regions and cultures would become the defining feature of international relations and would constitute the primary course of conflict between and within nations. to me, the term in itself counterproductive. huington's warning has been relevant to indonesia's experience. in the roller coaster years following independence, indonesia has suffered ethnic and religious conflict and islamic insurgencies but we overcame these challenges we adapted and instead of failing we have tried. today we are not a hotbed of communal violence. we are by and large an archipelago of peace. today we are not at the brink of organization, we have instead fortified our national identity true, successful, peaceful national elections. today we are not victims of authoritarian centralized government but a model of democracy an decentralation. today we are not paralyzed by financial crisis but forging ahead with swe

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this time he was watching the samuel l. jackson movie "cleaner" early yesterday morning at center in cleveland. at one point, the controller's microphone was activate and a movie sound track went out to the planes. however, he could not hear the calls from the planes. the controller and manager was suspended. in five cases controllers were asleep. californians are reeling from the ever upward spiral of gasoline prices. we are not alone. abc7's rob nelson looks at what is happening on the highways and the gas station and the rest of the country. >> stop, stop, stop. >> the national price for gasoline is $3.83. americans are starting to cut back. the drivers are running out of gas in record numbers. >> taking a toll on my funds. i'm not -- [inaudible ] >> triple-a says calls for emergency gas service are up 13%. drivers try to stretch the gas tanks a little further. >> we try to calm them down and let them know we know it's tough times. everybody runs out of gas nowadays. >> it's not a shortage that is causing the high prices

of samuel adams. (bob cannon) hops add a spicy, citrus flavor to sam adams.tanglmair's for centuries. it has unique conditions of soil, moisture and sunlight. (bob cannon) boston lager-- the proof is in the taste. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. it's time for "'late night' hashtags." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hashtags. these are a list on twitter where we give you the topic and you send in the tweets. tomorrow is st. patrick's day, which, of course, means lots of drinking. so, in honor of that, i went on twitter yesterday, and started a hashtag called -- drunkest i ever got. [ light laughter ] and i asked you guys to tweet out a funny or embarrassing story from when you were drunk. we got thousands of tweets. hundreds of thousands of tweets. [ light laughter ] within a few hours, actually, it was the number one worldwide trending topic on twitter, which is gigantic. [ cheers and applause ] appriciate that, you guys. we got -- we got some good ones. i was going to share some of my favorites. drunkest i ever g

i still an idea from the dick samuels paper. you had a very nice chart, i remember. the japanese schools were on an active/passive u.s. position. i tried to position my seven schools on a similar spectrum. what you hopefully can see is that the major powers are potential candidates for cooperation with the united states. the multilateralists are selective and cooperating because they have to and because they will be shamed in the international community for not cooperating. they do as well as possible but with a high profile. it is tactical. it is not philosophical. they do not buy into the western liberal agenda. you have the other schools that i would argue are not anti-u s but they are anti american. that is another way to think about these schools in policy terms. maybe i can sharpen that discussion. finally, what the policy implications to the united states if this came through? there should be three colors on the slide. the first color is the school, the second color is basically short and sweet, where do they stand on the u.s. and the third color is what shoul

hayes and samuel tilden and secretly contest which historians almost universally agree tilden's won and the electoral college went to hays when by one vote, 20 disputed electoral delegates and, 19 for a three state in the deep south were put in his column. the full story of this event is wonderful and involved secret negotiations and backroom deals and finally a commission which was a 15 person commission. seven republicans and seven democrats and one independent person to choose the president. the independent person was initially a supreme court justice, david davis who everybody remarkably agreed was amazingly impartial. but the democrats offered davis the senate seat and he took it. to replace davis, another supreme court justice was chosen. amen named joseph bradley. the only man in american history to be empowered to choose a president by himself. and he chose hay is. the reaction to that was so severe that there were widespread fears of a second civil war. uncompromising, the democrats agreed to withdraw their objections to hays's election if he agreed to pull the army out of the

this is @samuellpackston. [ light laughter ] [ in unison ] >> samuel l. packston. >> jimmy: yeah.ll the bathroom stalls at work, so nobody could poop all day." [ laughter ] that's crazy. last one is from @thefantasyick. he says, "friend asleep on couch, i rubbed a hot dog on hi? lips until he woke up. then i turned around while pretending to zip my pants." [ laughter ] there you go. those are tonight's "late night hashtags." to check out all of these and more of our favorites, go to latenightwithjimmyfallon.com we'll be right back with "name that guy." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] cowhide dries out. so does your manhide. regular men's body wash can dry out your skin. dove men + care is different. only dove has micromoisture to fight skin dryness. so that manhide of yours stays clean and moisturized... no matter what you put it through. dove men + care. be comfortable in your own skin. ♪ dove men + care, now available in antiperspirant deodorant. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. now, we have a lot of -- we have a lot of stuff to

michael and samuel. lydia and fred. madison and logan. derek and trevor.nd audrey and katerina and vera. she says it's not as confusing as it sounds because there are no identical twins. >> of course we have 3 sets of boy girl twin so that was address. and the others very soon you got to see their personalities. >>reporter: the fact there are so many twins in one classroom is extraordinary but not exactly an accident. mom of multiple love to share ideas. and with social media and blo bloging word spread fast. >> through multiple group we became friends and network and supported each other. and it kind of led into us all ending up at the same school. >>reporter: this preschool is parent participation program so for the parents of twins volunteering in the classroom means double duty. >> two days a week i'm here a lot. yes all twin parents are here a lot but it's so worth it. it's great. 2 out of 4 not bad. >>reporter: no one seems to know what the dozen fwhins one class set any record but the theme doesn't stop with the students. about they are twins they h

just like "sneaks on a plane" but without samuel jackson and a plane and there was only one snake. of course they found the snake on thursday. it was hiding in a corner of the building. they found it between a timing cabinet and a dead zoo keeper. and it's got a lot of attention, so, now the bronx zoo and "the new york daily news "are holding a contest to name it. which, far be it from me to mettle in zoo business, but if they had named her to begin with, they would have called her when they got lost. cobra, cobra, come here. which one? are they talking to me? instead of a naming it contest, how about a keeping it from escaping again contest? that seems like a better idea. [ applause ] i'm not participating in the snake naming contest but if i were, i would name the snake cobra winfrey. automatic audience built in right away. star jones, speaking of snakes, is -- [ laughter ] is back from wherever it is she went. last night she was on "the joy behar show." she's written a new novel about a group of women who host a daytime talk show and it's called "satan's sisters." for real. that

. >> samuel upham. >> upham. >> he is probably my favorite of the three this because he is the least conventional. when the civil war, sent during 1862 he starts to print confederate currency which he sees reproduced on the cover of the philadelphia inquirer. he sells these notes from his shop. he doesn't call them counterfeits. he calls them facsimiles. his idea is they will be souvenirs. it was credible because people bobbly thought that the rebellion would be crushed fairly quickly. as the world goes on he expands his enterprise to become a major counterfeiting operation. >> did he get caught or punished? >> he is never punished. the south kayten. his name appears in the town of richmond is peppers. counterfeit in the currency of a government is emphatically not recognized. there is endless speculation and conspiracy theories. he may have received funding. there is really no evidence either way. they probably test let it happen. >> at what point did this country get to a single currency? >> well, it happens during the civil war. there is a number of remarkable and unprecedented st

of samuel adams. (bob cannon) hops add a spicy, citrus flavor to sam adams.centuries. it has unique conditions of soil, moisture and sunlight. (bob cannon) boston lager-- the proof is in the taste. ♪ >> jimmy: welcome back. i'm here with my man, james franco and we're going to play a game of skee ball. however, instead of the typical version you see in arcades, ours is a little bigger. we'll be rolling balls up a giant ramp into the audience -- [ cheers and applause ] -- who will be holding buckets. [ cheers and applause ] we each get five balls. we'll take turns and the high score wins. james, as my guest, would you please go first? >> okay. i will give it a shot. now, i heard you are very competitive, actually. i heard that you didn't -- [ laughter ] -- i heard that you didn't let betty white win. >> jimmy: betty white did not deserve to win, so what did you want me to do? [ laughter ] she played better, she would have won. >> here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ go ahead. >> jimmy: i'm looking at you, hyundai. let's do it. move the bucket. [ cheers ] oh.

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and samuel adams jr. they organized mobs of water front workers to protest the stamp tax. there were many of these workers left after the end of the seven year war. to win some public support for the protest, they called their activities under the banner of constitutional rights. they blamed that americans had no representation in parliament, and that for parliament to tax them without such representation was a violation of the british constitution. they were under the -- these mobs -- were under the secret pay of the merchant and newspaper publishers. adams and otis sent the mobs to terrorize britain's water front, they attacked tax collectors, bonder their homes, prevented ships from landing, gradually, they closed the water front and closed boston to almost all british ships. adams then wrote to political leaders in other coastal cities. he was absolutely filled with a fence of power. and he wanted to gain more. he convinced political leaders in other city to follow suit. he roared riot and gained a national representation as a great revolutionary ruler. merchants stopp

. >> how about samuel jackson? >> he is brilliant. his voice carries this film.ther cool thing about it, it's -- every scene is stunning. a portion goes to the african wildlife foundation. so good. really brilliant. next up, the 54th international film festival right here in our backyard. 150 movies from all over the world. tonight is the opening night premier. actor ewen mcgregor. it tells the story of a 75-year- old man played by christopher plummer right there. and he decides to come out in the autumn of his life as he does so he contracts a life- threatening illness. film questions, you know, should i have done this earlier, looking back at his life many missed opportunities. but it's a great story about a father-son relationship and the director and writer mike mills based this on his father who is from berkeley. the film festival runs through may 5. 150 movies over two weeks from all over the globe. >> who has time? >> well, start tonight. >> make time. make time. sounds great. >> then one big event you have to make time for is my friends, the royal wedding

the example comes from samuel wilkerson who was a new york times reporter. one of the better known n.y. times reporters that was heading out to a little farm town in pennsylvania called gettysburg. he knew his son who served in a new york artillery battery was there too so one of the first things he did when he arrived on the second day of the battle was to find his son's unit. he found the sun had been on a little eminence just north of gettysburg, had been mortally wounded there, carried to a field hospital and abandoned in the field hospital when the union army retreated back through gettysburg on to the heights of cemetery hill and cemetery ridge. so wilkinson filed his report as a professional must do. i will read a brief -- is a very long report that we included in the report. who can write the history of a battle whose eyes are in move of lee fastened on a central figure of a absorbing interest? the dead body of an eldest born, crushed by a shell in a position where a battery should never have been sent and abandoned to death in the building where sur

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. >> host: samuel upham. >> guest: he is probably my favorite of the three because he's the least conventional. he's not a bandit, he's a shop keeper in downtown philadelphia. he runs a store on chestnut street. and when the civil war comes in february 1862 or so, he starts to print confederate currency which he sees preproduced on the the coffer of the -- reproduced on the cover of the "philadelphia inquirer". he doesn't call them counterfeits, he calls them facsimiles, and the idea is they were going to be souvenirs which was credible because people mostly thought the rebellion would be crushed fairly quickly. but as the war goes on, he expands his enterprise to become a major counterfeiting operation. >> host: and did he get caught or punished at the end? >> guest: he's never punished. the south hates him. i mean, his name appears in this a ton of richmond newspapers. but he is never punished because he is counterfeiting the currency of a government that is emphatically not recognized by the union. and the federal government certainly knew what he was doing. there's endless speculation and

the judge, a fine man named judge samuel sal didn't know i'd even ripped off the suit that i was wearing that day. but the judge did know, he did know that there was a young kid in there who could still go one way or the other. he gave me the talking to that i needed and a big, big break that start to point me in a better direction. there are other great people in my life, teachers, vasco coaches and parents of friends who showed up in my life just in time. from them i learned to take responsibly for the first time in my life, to channel my energy in a structured way and to get disciplined in whatever account that i actually had. and for so long, our member like it was yesterday, for so long i felt like a loser kid who's missing out on everything good. and they showed me how much i really had going for me. and in part because of them, and also because of my grandparents, things that are completely came unraveled. and i escaped to beat the odds. well, let me just take a drink here. i hope you like basketball. how many people here like basketballs? i like the celtics a little better than t

face like never before they use incredible robot cams they are roaming inside the pride literally, samuel jackson narrates, i highly recommends this as a must see it is in theatres now around the bay area. disney nature will donate a portion of proceeds of ticket sales to african wildlife foundation. >>> next up the 54th international san francisco film festival it already kicked off with a big gala and premier. one of my favorite films to be shown, beginners, directed by mike mills, plays at the castro it tells the story of a 75-year- old man played by christopher plummer he comes out in the autumn of his life he does so as he contracts a life threatening illness and then looks back on his life it is about a relationship with a father and son, based on a true story, mike mill's father from berkeley, loosely based on him, the film festival runs until may 5th. >>> all right let's talk about that big wedding, lots of events all over the bay area, prince william, kate middleton tieing the knot a week or less from now. half moon bay the place to be next friday open throughout the night watch

samuel huntington wrote of the eisenhower years. we ought not to be surprised that organizations resist innovation. they are supposed to resist it. that same area, dean acheson wrote about the truman period. accustomed to dealing with the future only when it becomes the present, we find it hard to regard future trends as serious reality. yet failure to achieve this state of mind is certain to approve fatal. henry kissinger wrote, "most farm policies that history has marked highly in whatever country have been originated by leaders who were opposed by the experts." i hope you have a chance to comment, mr. secretary, in the context of a food world. -- fluid world. their lives by 1.33 themes that i said i would manage. i have too little time to go on. i want to congratulate you, mr. secretary, on your memoir and on writing a history of the bush administration that i think, in years to come, many will see as the second-best book on the topic. [laughter] >> well, now, my goodness gracious. i look out there and i see people who were in th

[risas] >> efectivamente, en estos momentos nos vamos a enlazar vÍa telefÓnica con samuel parra, mejormomento yo estoy feliz de seguir compartiendo esta etapa con mis compaÑeros el dÍa que yo decida dejar camila serÍa porque no... porque no se estÁ compartiendo, porque la palabra compartir se olvidÓ y porque... no sÉ, porque el protagonismo estÉ a flor de piel de alguno de los integrantes. >> nos estÁs comentando que no dejas el grupo y no hay protagonismos y que si en algÚn momento los hay tÚ decidirÍas abandonar el grupo camila. >> completamente de acuerdo. >> te agradecemos que hayas tomado esta llamada y que sigan los Éxitos. ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> muchas gracias. >> un saludo de todo los que hacemos despierta amÉrica. >> aclarado el asunto, raÚl. >> de hecho quiero que sepan, samo y alberto, defintivamente el sonido del grupo camila con su canciÓn alÉjate de mÍ, ha sido lo mÁs sonado en miami! nos despedimos a una pausa y a continuaciÓn con una parte de este tema tan, pero tan especial. ♪ ♪ >> ay, comadre y compadre, la hora de la novela. >> esta noche marÍa desamparada se cansÓ, no

he was watching the samuel l. jackson movie "cleaner." he and his manager at the radar center near cleveland have been suspended. he got caught because his microphone was open. so the movie was broadcast to ale all planes and jammed communication to the tower for three minutes. >>> rescuers working around the clock to free a miner trapped in idaho are bringing another remote-controlled digging machine in hopes of removing faster. larry marek hasn't been heard from since friday. when a tunnel collapsed. fellow miners are hoping he was able to find a safe, open area. >>> a woman was clinging on to the branch of this tree for 30 minutes after her kayak overturned in the fast-moving current. rescuers arrived in a speedboat. as you can see, and lifted her out. she says she cruised only her legs in the water to conserve energy and hold on to that branch. she was treated for hypothermia. >>> let's go to sam champion in louisiana this morning, to mark the one-year anniversary since the gulf oil spill. good morning, sam. i can't believe it's been

. -- and samuel ytolin. >> concerning afghanistan, mr. miliband says the the new coalition has set an end date, but have not come up with the sound level strategy to achieve that goal. he speaks with richard's, president of the council of foreign relations. this is just over an hour. >> there are some seats appear. we will get started. was that your phone or mine? >> not mine. i cannot think of a better time to us to everyone to turn off all of their electronics. i will walk the walk and not just talk the talk. welcome to the council on foreign relations. i am richard house. today, we have with us david miliband. i will introduce david in a second. let me get a few housekeeping things out of the way. i want to welcome not just you in this room. we also have formulation members all around the world participating in today's meeting via teleconference. again, turn off all your electronics. this meeting is on the record. anything anyone says can and will be used against you. [laughter] today is an important day, at least for three reasons. on