who is in view with a global mission we see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question morning. h.l. marvin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. actress lindsay lo in fact he has told a pretty chilled out these women nothing people are suggesting she's told her no she says she's a stock. talk about conversations with great minds i'm speaking with a term congressman from ohio two time presidential candidate and profoundly influential progressive force as such congressman. you ran for president choice now it's. that had to be an amazing experience and i'm guessing that there were things before you went into it that you expected that didn't happen and things that you hadn't even anticipated did i'm curious what the experience was like and. you know what you might want to tell the average american about what it means not you know both from the viewpoint of being a voter looking at people trying to run for president and also you know there might be somebody out there who someday will be

sasha. >>> gracias natalia, seguimos al tanto del desenlace de esta historia en otras informaciones,idades irrumpieron en el lugar. 58 personas perdieron la vida. entre ellas 6 de los agresores y un periodista. casi 100 resultaron heridas. varios legisladores desaparecidos. los ato capitáns se hicieron pasar por soldados para llegar al edificio custodiado. anunció el gabinete de kbob en syria. admitió la denuncia de sus ministerir ministros en un intento de a waz gar la situación de su país. sigue la fuga de agua radio activa en el complejo nuclear de japón que fue dañado por el terremoto y tsunami que devastaron al país. el agua contaminada elevó el nivel de radiación en las plantas se ex entendió al mar y tiene más de una milla en el océano. >>> >>> el padre de la joven acusada de asesinar a gabi spanic, asegura que su hija puede salir en libertad. >>> una macabra.... tiene preocupado a los grandes de tijuana. >>> >>> lady gaga celebra su cumpleaños con mariachis y canta con ellos. >>> angélica vale quiere sermón an pablo, algunos niños.lascivos con cometio actos sospecha de que au

final seconds of the first quarter, sasha nailed the buzzer beater from half-court.suns were up after one. lopez getting the better of it here. minutes later, humphries had his revenge. rejecting it at the rim and took him down. the game went into overtime. darren williams had a chance to be the hero, but he missed the lay-up. humphries was there for the putback but didn't get it up in time, suns escaped, 104-103. of course, williams traded from the jazz, and the utah could have used him against the celts. ray allen hit a three-runs a minute to play. he had 25. celts win it, 107-102 in utah. nuggets put together another impressive win. raymond felton to j.r. smith for the ally oop. these guys have played together for only a few games. denver beat atlanta, 100-90. college basketball senior night for the fighting irish, ben hansbrough was honored and celebrated dropping 30 on number 19 villanova. tim alameda knocked down nine three-pointers, notre dame won, 93-72. finally, unranked kansas state has caught fire just in time for march madness. they upset texas in austin.

sasha is the restaurant manager and said the government and protestors are playing a cat and mouse gamedeos like these pop up on websites and the government shuts them down and they appear somewhere else . the state run television it is blatant. >> they killed a university student and leaving over a dozen injured. >> government sanctioned the reports and blamed the protestors and the west for supporting the demonstration. >> they condemned the illegal protest in tehran. >> they are showed executions of two men who opposed president ahmadinejad. he is showing us the broadcast and competing coverage from dube ai outside of iran. >> are they able to see the alternate version? >> only on the web. >> in staford, iranian expert and author of the book on the shah, is convinced that the current regime will lose. >> internet and social network and facebook and twitter, with satellite technology all of these have made our world a much smaller place . very inhospitable territory for despotism . those who have a monopoly of truth. >> back with us. professor what are you hearing from the other count

a german friend the american unable to beat maisons time on the day but did enough in the downhill sasha to wrap up the combined title by finishing second in the small and reach still leaves vonn amazing the overall world cup standings though with eight races still to go this season. now let's dive into the world of sailing finally where defending formula one powerboat champion sammy sayliyah will be starting the season and pole position after topping the charts in qualifying for the qatar grand prix within they have a gating call didn't play through the duo waters walking in just of a forty seven seconds during his fastest lap smooth sailing for america for ahmed al him illegally in the first of both nation sessions body united arab emirates native alternately failed to hold off the champ and going to sanderson meanwhile in some troubled waters during his run last year was runner up jay pryce looking to get back to his two thousand and eight for when he won the overall title the american will be starting from with alex right behind him in fourth place. that's the latest in sports this h

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who is your view with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask. so we do our t.v. question more. hey guys welcome to shelley tell me alone a show we've heard our guests have to say on the topic now i want to hear from our audience just go on to you tube to video response or to twitter for part of the questions that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday to show your responses later your voice be heard. we all know that glenn beck has enemies basically anywhere out there with a half a brain has heard it's ridiculous doomsday commentary doesn't like it but it looks like good old glenn has now all of his stuff few of his own people see beck's ratings have gone down on his five pm weekday show losing almost a third of his viewers and in the t.v. world that's taking a big hit over one hundred million viewers mostly in the younger demographic have turned off the x. program and even though his numbers are still enough to inspire envy from any other news host mr beck could be shown the door this is all according to anon

interview with a global mission originally where we have a state controlled capitalism it's called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question morning. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think the bombings even well. were never government says they're for keeping safe get ready because you're the you're freed up. for flimsy low in fact he has told us all about islam and nothing people are suggesting she's. you know she says she's a young star. state . all right let's turn now to the situation in libya right now the united nations is meeting to discuss what action if any to take since it appears approaches office forces are continuing to gain ground in the violence there increases are to correspond on a sponsor going to is live in our new york studio not far from the u.n. and brings us this update on a dossier from what i understand there should be a vote in just a couple of hours what are you hearing. well christine certainly quite a few ads are probably being popped at the united nations security council as we speak with so many cooks in the kitchen tryin

is your view with a global missionary see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. time arriving here broadcasting live from washington d. . see coming up today on the big picture. now all over the world today people are celebrating international women's day but when it comes to here in the united states of themes that there may not be all that much to celebrate our correspondent kalen forward has more on how this superpower may be leaving its own women behind bars kind of just know that the rhetoric is familiar especially women who are there always with a difference in every election this year your voice your poll will be the deciding factor in forging a new future for her but the reality stands in stark contrast for all of the talk of female empowerment women in america are losing ground two thousand and nine was a record year for women in congress but it only seventeen percent the u.s. still trails countries like a rapper twenty five percent of the parliament must be female the u.s. is one of five countries wit

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the first lady, michelle obama, her daughters sasha and malia will join the president on his visits torazil, chile and el sa var doer -- el salvador. the first fleam will leave andrews air force base just after 7:30 pacific time. >>> donald trump says instead of going to latin merck, he says -- latin america, he says president obama should get on a plane and go to japan. donald trump, who is seriously considering running for president in 2012, says it would be brilliant for president obama to go to japan to show the u .s.'s willingness to lep out with the crisis there. >>> there are big names helping relief efforts in donations. one very hefty donation is from a fashion he designer. he's donating -- fashion designer. he's donating $26 million in clothes and sandra billion lounge donated $1 million and lady gaga is donating $from a -- from a brace let's that says. we pray, japan." and american idol has their songs on itunes for donations to japan. >>> the person in danger of leaving us tonight is karen. haley, you are safe. >> talking about karen >> talking about care karen rodriquez. i

now, sasha barron cohen, that's your husband. >> yes, he is. >> jimmy: was he there?everything back together for me. >> jimmy: he's a cool guy. we know him as "borat" and "bruno." do you ever get worried when he goes and does a movie? >> i do. >> jimmy: you don't know if he's gonna be arrested or -- >> it is so surreal. i mean, i know, normally, you'd ask your husband, if he'd pick up takeout that evening. or has he got the dry cleaning. and i feel like i'm always saying, "are we getting sued? were you arrested?" once he came home with red welts all over his body. i said, "what's happening there?" he said, "i just got whipped 20 times by a dominatrix." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. yeah. >> or his face was really white once. i said, "what's wrong?" he's like, "a big fat man sat on my face for ten minutes." just normal -- >> jimmy: "how was your day at work?" "a big fat man sat on my face for 20 minutes." he's brilliant. that's great. i recognize the accent now, it's the australian accent. >> yes, i'm australian. >> jimmy: very good. what part of australia? >> i

es cuestiÓn de tiempo, verlo de pie apoyado en su gran fortaleza espiritual. >> muchÍsimas gracias sasha neida estamos emocionados porque anoche, fue una noche muy importante para dominicanos y latinos en general. >> en repÚblica dominicana se celebraron la famosa entrega de los premios casandra. >> lo mejor de la mÚsica, y el arte, el espectÁculo. >> nos cuentan todo lo que sucediÓ anoche, buenos dÍas. >> que tal buenos dÍas, la repÚblica dominicana estuvo de fiesta con la celebraciÓn de los premios casandra 2011 el mÁximo galardÓn que se le otorga al artista nino khdominicano. >> iniciÓ con la alfombra roja donde se vio de todo al pasear los artistas y figuras de la televisiÓn. >> (♪). >> el espectÁculo estuvo a cargo de el cata y pitbull. >> una vez comenzaron las premiaciÓn, juan luÍs guerra se alzoÓ con dos estatuillas. >> es un honor representar la mÚsica en el extranjero. >> chino y nacho fueron los invitados especiales que hicier hicieron suspirar a las mÁs jÓvenes. >> (♪). >> prince royce ganÓ revelacion del aÑo y nos deleitÓ con sus bachatas. >> una bendiciÓn de dios estoy agra

the california budget, michael and doffed sasha and tom horn joins us and congratulations on 40 yearswhat do think? >> and a tremendous evolution in the media business and newspapers. we try to stay relevant and try to stay on the cutting edge so far we have succeeded. >> jan: it deals with everything there is a lot about the eleglpg t committees, i find things that nobody else has. >> absolutely we have to etiquette credits to our arts and it t entertainment section. with opera, ballet, and when there were opening i was told that the art and literature in the section is unlike any other. >> jan: remarkable. you sat next to elizabeth taylor at and amfar event >> certainly, the paper has been in the forefront and bob ross the founder was also fundamental. i was fortunate enough to sit next to her. >> jan: your impression? >> she was fantastic i told her that she was an angel and she looked surprised like what would you say that? right >> jan: . he we are celebrating the 40th anniversary. and people can pick up all over the bay area in the castro and also all over. look for that. >> onl

they attended the teacher/parent conference for sasha. the only difference they showed you in the motorcade, blocking the streets off, the trip only took 17 minutes, even during rush hour. >>> and president obama issued a warning with libya -- >> i want to send a very clear message to those of -- for those who are behind moammar gadhafi. they will be held accountable for whatever violence continues to take place there. >>> president obama also said the u.s. and the nato allies are still considering a military response to the violence in libya. >>> back here at home, san quentin prison has a new warden. 56-year-old mike martel has been nailed to that job. martel started his career in san quentin 30 years ago. he says his focus will be on the safety of the inmates and the staff. >>> in just about 20 minutes from now, opening states begin in the trial of aches el ander youshock. the 18-year-old was accused of bringing pipe bombs, a chainsaw and a sword to hillsdale high school on august 4ing, 2009. police say youshock planned to kill fellow

recientemente ha comentado que Él siempre quiso dejar de fumar y explicÓ que sus hijas malia de doce aÑos y sashasÍ es, marixa, es la segunda adicciÓn mÁs difÍcil de dejar despuÉs de los narcÓticos. >> quÉ es lo que sucede en el organismo y en el cuerpo quÉ es lo que pasa. >> una vez despuÉs de empezar a fumar en diez segundos llega el cigarrillo al cerebro y te impulsa a seguir fumando. >> quÉ es lo que mejor funciona? porque muchas personas dicen este es el Último cigarrillo que voy a dejar de fumar y no compro una cajetilla mÁs. y dice: lo voy dejando paulatinamente. realmente cÓmo funciona esto en el cerebro o en el organismo, nos engaÑamos a nosotros mismos? >> es mÁs efectivo. el sÍndrome de retiramiento es demasiado fuerte y la mayorÍa de las personas terminan funando nuevamente. >> y las personas que dejan de fumar dicen ya no fumo pero por ejemplo la copa o despuÉs de la cena esos elementos que existen que es como una rutina que le hacen recordar el momento del cigarrillo y no pueden aguantar y tienen que buscarlo. >> el cigarrillo tiene tres componentes y para poder ser exitosos hay que

to find out what's happening with our kids is to ask, even if you have to -- if it's in the case of sasha, you have to keep on asking. now, as adults, we can lose sight of how hard it can be sometimes to be a kid. and it's easy for us to forget what it was like to be teased or bullied. but it's also easy to forget the natural compassion and the sense of decency that our children display each and every day -- when they're given a chance. a couple other young people that i just had a chance to meet -- sarah and emily buder, who are here from california. they're right here next to the first lady. and sarah and emily, they read a story about a girl named olivia in a nearby town -- this is a girl they didn't know -- who had faced a lot of cruel taunting in school and online because she had had an epileptic seizure in class. so they decided to write olivia a letter, and asked their friends to do the same. they figured they'd send olivia about 50 letters. but in the months that followed, thousands and thousands of letters poured in from every corner of the country -- it really tapped into someth