we have with us tonight lucy saunders. welcome, lucy. >> yay, lucy. >> a short introduction. lucy is an award-winning food writer here in milwaukee whose books include cooking with beer, grilling with beer, are you picking up on a theme? best of american beer and food and i am dying to ask if lucy is currently working on a book called microwaving with beer. please help me welcome lucy, a round of applause, historian. >> thank you so much. actually, peter, this beer is for you. this is a beer -- >> we didn't know that you had any that we could drink. >> all right, peter. >> all right. >> crack that baby open. >> all right. time to salute the flag. red, white and blue. >> for the radio audience out there, peter, what have you done. >> this is 24 fluid ounces. it means for any group of three history guys, have you eight ounces each, and it is an enormous pabst blue ribbon. >> a tall boy. >> a tall boy? wow. we're drinking my century now, is that right? >> it predates your century, the 18th century. >> there is no earlier century. >> this would be an example of a 16th century bee

you know, they just -- it's just fun. >> reporter: in saunders' case, she's created an organic oasis,the countryside to her in-town hideaway. a real scramble of all that she loves. >> and this is a -- sussex. she's a british bird. she's a bird -- >> reporter: as varied as their firths are, the color of the eggs are different, too. >> different as well. >> reporter: are the flavors different? >> no difference. >> reporter: goodness? she's driven more by her passion for pets than appetite for fresh eggs. although, she says, once you taste farm fresh, you'll never want anything else. >> to me, it tastes like there's a watered-down egg at the grocery store or really deep, rich, flavorful eggs that your backyard hens lay for you. that's my rooster, a little picker. >> reporter: funny fowl language always welcome. how does anyone get started way coop? >> this was custom. come on in. >> reporter: the other payoff, each chicken lays on average one egg per day. >> what do you do with all these? you're not cooking up a these chickens? >> no. i don't eat my birds. >> reporter: what are you doing

full count on michael saunders and saunders goes out swinging.wo outs away from a perfect game. next batter is going to fly out to right field. he has to battle the sun to preserve a perfect game for your pitcher. next out. the check swing and home plate umpire ring ryan up. humber becomes the 21st pitcher to throw a perfect game. >>> on the national baseball association, dwyane wade and the heat hosting the wizards. early first quarter. watch wade guarding crawford. his left hand gets caught in crawford's jersey. he would leave the game with a dislocated finger and would not return under ten seconds to go, mario chalmers is going to miss it but haslem is there for the slam. the wizards the lowly wizards with a chance to win it, nene for the go-ahead layup. under a second to go. last chance for mike miller and the heat. the three-pointer is off the mark and the wizards win 86-84. >>> big day sunday, tnba on abc. knicks and hawks on espn. and lakers

. >> laura saunders. >> come on back. >> this is serious business back here. >> we're not yoking.'s the baby. >> in her backyard coop. >> and you have been doing this for how long? >> i have had my flock for about two years. about two years now. >> how did you start out? with one hen, two? >> six. six came in a box. six came in the box, and it kind of grew from there. >> she also runs a pet supply store, selling all things organic for you and your pets. from books to beaks. >> what are you hearing from pine in general about their appetite for this. >> the raising your own flock frenzy has caught on because it's, i think, a fun way to show your kids how to take care of animals. i mean, i have a range of different kleclientele who buy feed from families to single persons to couples. it's just fun. >> in saunders' case, she's created an organic oasis, bringing the countryside to her indown hide away. a scramble of all that she loves. >> this is a sussex. she's a british bird. >> as varied as their feathers are, the color of the eggs are different, too. >> different. >> and are the ta

debra saunders, sure, mitt romney is very likely to win the gop nomination, but where does the presset off declaring this over? oits over unless there's a solar flare-up or something, and have you to start deciding how you want to cover things. ron paul came to the chronicle for an editorial board meeting on thursday, and i have to tell you, i din treat him as if he were a viable candidate. he is the like the candidate ameritus now. he is having a great time talking to college students, but everyone knows he is not going to be president in 2012. >> why are newt and santorum still running? it seems like the media can now kill off a candidate just by cutting off his oxygen. >> i think that's true. i think as a reporter, though, you have a problem where if you want to analyze the news and you truly see that the guy doesn't have a chance, what do you do? do you not say it? sort of like the exit poll controversy we had in the past. now we don't release exit polls early because we're afraid people won't go out and vote. same thing now. it is true. if you prematurely call a candidate dead,

his name is charles saunders.and collected, eating a bag of chips when he broke up a violent altercation on a subway and it's gone viral. we'll talk about his new-found man by the name of nutman. >>> and this big, big dog. do you know marmaduke? >> of course. >> this puts marmaduke to shame. we had the smallest dog on last week. look at this guy. >> are you kidding? >> he sleeps on a queen-sized bed. he's seven feet long. we'll learn about him. >> i have a 4-pound dog and picking up after him is dramatic, so that's -- >> you went right there! >> i'm a dog owner. we go there. >> we were all thinking it, but i wasn't saying it. we'll talk about life with big george. >>> first, another check on the weather, including the deadly storms in the plains. crystal y crystal egger is standing by with the weather report. >> the severe weather is continuing today, moving farther to the east and to the north. take a look at our maps. this is our severe risk area, shaded in red from the western lakes down into texas. could see s

like yours. >> we have progress as a result of unions. >> three days before saunders led this marchmplain about how well students do on test there is an antitest song. and i i i know why. >> your results are awful, among the lowest in the nation. you make an argument this is the lowest in the nation based on test scores? yes. boy say that ours is better. >> the unions have been saying that for years. >> i think unions have a pretty strong history of abdicatting for high quality ed oox but not achieve it our test scores are not what we choose to focus on. we choose to focus on teaching kids. >> how do you know if they're learning anything if you don't compare. >> i know my kids are learning when i look in their eyes. >> they had celebrity support. actor matt damon asked about rule to make it hard to fire a union teacher. >> in acting there isn't job security. why isn't it like that for teacher autos do you think job insecurity makes me hurt hard? >> you have incentive to work harder its not incentive. you take this nba-style thinking. right? >> mba style? well, yes. charter schools,

joe delgrasso and nathan saunders. >> city schools are terrible because of unions like yours?> i would disagree. >> we have progress because of unions. >> john: three days before saunders led a protest march. they composed an anti-test song. ♪ ♪ >> john: i think i know why the union doesn't like testing. >> your results are among the lowest in the nation. >> you make an argument it's the lowest in the nation based upon the test scores. now, i would say that ours can get better, but i would say -- >> your predecessors have been saying that for years. >> i think the unions have a pretty strong history of advocating for high quality public education. >> john: but not achieving it. >> our test scores are not what we choose to focus on. we choose to focus on teaching kids. >> john: how do you know if they are learning anything if you don't test them and compare? >> i know they are learning by looking at them in the eye. >> john: they in celebrity support. by matt damon but the rules that make it hard to fire a union teacher. >> there isn't job security. why isn't it like that for t

michael saunders. just foul. from there. 7 innings. 3 hits. did not allow a run.ks, solo home run and the a's are up to .500. they win 4-0. yoenis cespedes couple of strikeouts. weeks doing the heavy lifting today. alex rodriguez in with big names. yankee stadium the site and now with home run 630, ties ken griffey, jr. for fifth all time. there it is. tony larussa today, we thought he retired. no-no. he was back on the field. carrying out the championship trophy. tony larussa went out on top, winning the world series with the cardinals. we was back on opening day along with the all time great cardinals. cubs win 9-5. video, the king stadium deal in sacramento, couple months ago, they are going to build a new arena, now the mayor says the owner family backed out and kevin says the deal is dead. they say we want to stay in sacramento but not under these terms. sharks play the blues tomorrow. kings beat vancouver, they lead 2-0. >>> have a good weekend everybody.

complete coverage continues with adam may and meteorologist bernadette woods and sports with stan saunders. it's wjz, maryland's news ,,,,,,, >>> a fire at a tennessee complex sparks a raging wildfire. four buildings were totally destroyed before spreading to the woods. 175 acres scorched and makes it difficult to contain the fire. so far, no injuries reported. >>> a gas station in portland overwhelmed by the flash mob robbery. sixteen teenagers involved, seen taking items off the shelf and walks out. some threw objects there. stole $300 worth of merchandise. >>> more than 400 students at boston university may be facing criminal charges after a hazing incident. five students were duct taped in the fraternity house. the men were covered in red and doused with food products. many are appalled by the allegations. >> the back door, this is the kind of offense we would ask students to no longer be associated with the university. >>> harmful toxins in nail polish may be putting salon workers at risk. the polishes are labeled as nontoxic, but contain chemicals that can cause cancer, only availabl

. >> his name is charles saunders, handsome and unassuming.he 24 year-old architect stepped into super heroes status. he stopped the fight instantly. >> i guess that is cool to be thought of as some kind of super hero. but i just did not want to see anyone get hurt. i did not stop eating chips while i was doing it. so we had a little laugh afterwards. a >> we love you snack man. >> a stranger posted his antics on youtube. the video when fire role. fans have named him " snapped snatched command ". and even produced a video with his own theme song. eighth >> maybe not the ideal super hero named. >> the snack man says he will be riding the rails as usual, no doubt defending the citizens of got them again. so if you ever find yourself in trouble in the city and you need help. maybe he will show up to chip and. >> still ahead, a tribute [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to hav

special thanks today to nancy mclean, kathleen france, amy stark, lucy saunders and elliott nichersik, to ben franklin stand-ins and thank for your questions, chris nichols and mary burke, and last but not least, to our live audience here in milwaukee at the 2012 meeting of the organization of american historians and the national council on public history, you have been terrific. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> one more. work you up so you can't stop clapping. major production support provided by the national endowment for the humanities, the cornell foundation, the university of virginia weinstein properties, the history channel and an anonymous donor. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> now we go out of character.

charles saunder, this video has blown up all over the place. now widely known in new york as "snackman." >> prink bringals make you like superhero. once you pop, you can't stop. >> everyone knows that. >>> i also got some subway drama for you this time from south korea. according to commenters on this video, before the camera started rolling, a bit of an argument between this older gentleman you're seeing with the umbrella and the woman in the blue there, who's about to light up a cigarette. the older man -- watch what he does. pokes and prods with his umbrella at this lady's face. in south korea, they're like super clean freaks. can you tell. look at the subway floor. looks like you could eat off of it. i venture to guess she's breaking the law here smoking on the subway and this guy is not having it. watch what happens. she hits his umbrella away, gets off. whatever drink she has, all over this guy the face. now, first he sits there calmly and sort of wipes off the beverage. then watch. >> oh! >> goes up and gives this woman a hard shove that

he was munching on pringles, charles saunders. he gets in the middle while still meeting. the video went viral. people consider him to be a super hero. i guess there's an endorsement deal coming for pringles. forget about super hero, abhow about super mayor? cory booker, the mayor of newark, new jersey, returned home to find flames coming out of his neighbor's house. he wasted no time and walk directly into the building. his neighbor is ok. she did receive burns. he was injured and managed to tweet from the hospital that is ok. >> that's what i call a public servant. >> think that will make re- election a little easier for him? >> we think so. >> i can see the campaign right now. here we go into the weekend. we could use some rain. i have good statistics on that. >> save it for next week. >> it will be pleasant and sunny and comfortable. finally, say goodbye to the wind. we put up with the wind for a straight week. now it's much calmer and bright sunshine. look at this beautiful picture from the roof camera. baby blue skies. what i like about this is the next couple months

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but the storm has moved to the northeast for now. >> brian saunders in arlington, texas. thank you. >> looking at all that devastation and the video of the tractor-trailers just being tossed to the air like that -- >> amazing and awful at the same time. fortunately they'll be able to do cleaning up today. and no one was killed. >>> tom, tell us what's going to be happening for us today. >> it is severe weather season, but we don't have any on tap for us. we might get an isolated shower and thunderstorm later this afternoon. right now looking at the view the last 12 hours, we had a couple of showers passing north of washington over the last hour. now those have dissipated. a lot of cloudiness over the region. the temperatures, all in that area in green, 50s. a few spots dipped into the 40s. this area in blue, far northern virginia, suburbs in montgomery county, parts of prince george's county, right now are in the upper 40s. elsewhere, generally low 50s. here's the day planner. sunrise at 6:47. by 9:00, mid 60s. a lot of clouds around. might have a little sun in and out th

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it began during a fight of a man and a woman on subway. 24-year-old charles saunders decided to step in, literally, munching on a bag of chips. he calmly moved between the two combatants and that was that. >> thought if i got in between them, they would just stop hitting each other, maybe diffuse the situation a little bit. >> posted to the internet, that video went viral and there's even a snack man page on facebook. >>> and the so-called french spider-man pulled off his latest stunt. yesterday alain robert climbed qatar's tallest building, which is more than 1,000 feet high. it's the highest ever scaled by a climber without a safety rope and harness. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll speak with newark mayor cory booker about how he rescued his neighbor from a burning house. i'm michelle miller and this is the "cbs morning news." can't believe i bought a 6" subway breakfast sub and got this one free. wow! [ tires screech ] buy one 6" sub? [ tires screech ] ...and get another one free? before 9am. all april long. [ male announcer ] subway, eat fresh. be

. >> let's listen to what one of the lawyers, craig saunders, said just last week about what would happen if an arrest warrant was issued in this case. let's listen to this. >> we're keeping track of him. law enforcement is keeping track of him. he's not hiding out, he's hiding out from law enforcement, he's hiding out from the people who are trying to kill him, actually. >> charles blow, turns out absolutely no truth to that when it really had any meaning, which is this week. >> i'm so happy that you started with natalie to get the formal legal opinion, because i think this whole thing is nuts. that's just my opinion. it is so ridiculous at this point. no one -- when you get down to brass tacks, the big question is, where is george zimmerman? if his attorneys or his ex-attorneys, who never seem to have had a retainer with him never actually met him face to face, do not know, because they have seen him in whatever place he is, where he is, don't know where he is, and if the special prosecutor has not met with him face to face, and it would be hard to imagine that the special prosecutor wo

as nbc's forest saunders reports, they were there to defend pink slime or what the company called lean finely textured beef which is added to many beef products. >> reporter: for the last week, signs supporting beef have been popping up in yards and along highways. >> beef, man, it's about the beef. >> reporter: what started as a sizzle turned into a full-flamed fight for the company saturday. it was a beef bonanza, bringing folks together from across the tri-state region, all hungry to dispel rumors. >> the media gave us a raw deal here. >> a lot of supporters behind us to get this bad name off our back here. >> reporter: that support came in a variety of flavors. whether it was a bite of a burger with pink slime, or buying shirts with a few familiar slogans. proceeds went to help workers at three of bpi's closed plants. shirts started in piles of 2,000 but in a matter of hours -- >> maybe about 20 left. >> reporter: those that couldn't be a fan in person found a way on facebook. there, almost 19,000 have joined the lftb support group people for the truth, plus a few familiar faces tw

wilfred saunders in action against germany spirit culture song as he turns twenty seven today has already taken the first set six tooth brushes mikel usually is out after straight straight sets to face a qualifier federico rafael nadal will be ending for an eighth straight title after pulling out of a semi final against mary i last month a vent in miami with a knee injury. to. the knee with a will answer because i didn't practice a list of my practice a few days ago so. it's time to. to plan my my level and. play my. fists this is not isn't about. everybody from. my favorite tournament. now in ice hockey the current cut final series between ivan guard and then i moscow moves to the russian capital for the next two matches three and four take place on tuesday and thursday the series is titled one all after one win eighteen homes neither side has ever won the league are unhealthy for. our basketball and the san antonio spurs have thrashed the golden state warriors one hundred twenty nine thousand nine to move ahead of oklahoma city at the top of the western conference san antonio who are in

we have with us tonight lucy saunders. welcome, lucy. [ applause ] just a short introduction.cy is an award-winning food writer here in milwaukee whose books include "cooking with beer," "grilling with beer," are you picking up on a theme? "best of american beer in food." i'm dying to ask if lucy's currently working on a book called microbrewing. please welcome lucy. a round of applause. historian. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. well, actually, peter, this beer is for you. this is a beer -- >> i didn't know you had any that we could drink. >> all right! woo! >> crack that baby open. >> all right. it's time to salute the flag. red, white and blue. >> for our radio audience out there, peter, what have you just done? >> this is, believe it or not, 24 fluid ounces. it means for any three history guys, you've got eight ounces each. and it is an enormous pabst blue ribbon. >> a tall boy. >> we're drinking my century now? >> actually, it predates the 18th century. this would be an example of a 16th century beer style. it's a daklo box. it was the liquid bread brewed for nutrition

worldwide news live from the heart of moscow this is on the with me rule recent show julian saunders debut as a talk show host here on ars he was bound to face criticism and praise from around the globe and that's exactly what happened the world's most famous whistle blower attracted controversy may need to do is choice of guests and the channel chosen the broadcast the program. you can gauge is the response. poor most american media julian assange is guilty without charge reckless traitor and a threat to our national security interests sleazeball named julian assange who is bent on damaging america how did this guy just land his own t.v. show the implication is assad is a russian agent whose anti-american mission is now out in the open for all to see and accusations kept flying as the whistleblowers very own show premiered on tuesday but also saw it coming close to. a legal battle. with the kremlin. an interview with. carol radical. i think it's a pretty crude. card. with a look at how the soviets were and. we have complete control over the guests over his first show was the head of

line from moscow to headline mainstream media lash out at their former favorite whistleblower julia saunders resorting to personal insults after his interview show debuted on r t but some experts believe there are sharp u. turn is down to the journalistic jealousy and political agenda. russia's president elect lazier bruton creates outgoing leader and to move to the bid to replace him as head of the country's ruling party and that it has given the final kremlin speech of his term before he hands over the reins of presidential power to putin in two weeks time. and n.g.o.s are being accused of trying to incite foreign intervention in syria or violence continues despite a fragile truce between government forces and rebels organizations are being accused of publishing unconfirmed reports similar to those which helped provoke international military action in libya. now it's time for today's interview artie's post lear talks with the israeli deputy foreign minister danny i along with discusses mideast peace and the situation with iraq. with me i have plenty on and on the deputy israeli foreign min

europe the left wing views there and in the us that and much more in the second edition of julius saunders interview show here in r.t. you can watch the program that's caused a media storm on both sides of the atlantic and later this hour. but rain security forces assuring no signs of letting up on pro-democracy protesters firing tear gas and water cannon that hundreds of marching in the chemical year long uprising intensified during the last weekend's formula one grand prix with anti regime activists using it to attract global attention but it's really good reports once the race finished foreign scrutiny also hit the brakes. for centuries it has been known as the pearl of the persian gulf but recent months have seen behind lose its luster. while it's within the country's shia muslim majority population and the sunni minority in government threatens not just to do rail behind but since shock waves through other nations that are heavily invested in the islands of stability such as the united states the dilemma of the u.s. faces and bahrain is a tough one on the one hand washington feels at

moammar gadhafi is most influential saunders won't be heading for the war crimes court anytime soon libya wants to try saif al islam on the home soil over the killing of protesters in the revolt which supposed his father faces the death penalty if convicted in tripoli but only a prison sentence at the hague there's also concern the libyan justice system is rife with torture and human rights abuses. well these rebels have declared a cease fire after seizing three main towns in the north they want their own state and have effectively split the country into rebels took advantage of the chaos in the wake of a military coup sparked by the president's handling of an insurgency west african leaders will meet to discuss possible intervention to force mollies to give up power. and the self-proclaimed mastermind of the nine eleven terror attacks has been sent to trial along with four suspected accomplices they want automobile prisoners face the death penalty if convicted they're accused of planning and executing the attacks which killed a three thousand people in two thousand and one president obam

special thanks today to nancy mclean, kathleen france, amy stark, lucy saunders and elliott nichersik, to ben franklin stand-ins and thank for your questions, chris nichols and mary burke, and last but not least, to our live audience here in milwaukee at the 2012 meeting of the organization of american historians and the national council on public history, you have been terrific. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> one more. work you up so you can't stop clapping. major production support provided by the national endowment for the humanities, the cornell foundation, the university of virginia weinstein properties, the history channel and an anonymous donor. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> now we go out of character. you can go now. >> you can ask as many questions as you want. you just have to do it while the music's playing. >>> buffalo place distillery in kentucky is one of the nation's oldest operating distilleries, we visited last summer and talked with freddy johnson. to learn about kentucky's biggest industry and how prohibition impacted the state and nation. >> it produce

strength and firmly in control france have taken a one zero lead in their tie with the usa wolf saunders beating american teenager right out of the four sets elsewhere the czech republic hoping to capitalize on the absence of well the one novak djokovic to gain knowledge and tie david nalbandian to get things going against croatia in the one direction which is them are. now spots at moscow's football saying maybe striking some more in the premier league but their football culture parts have no such problems already whites quenching the inaugural intercontinental cup as ultra gregorian reports. the last step in any achievement is very often the hardest and the reigning european foods all champions sports are more schools had a chance to test this rule in the third game against a son to fudge and tina to take in the age of the first two fixtures the hosts needed at least a drill bit to claim the first intercontinental cart in the history of this. it's the muscovites however demonstrated a very solid performance as the match got underway and exigent carriage found in a ten minutes into the

we have with us tonight, lucy saunders.uction. i know in milwaukee, lucy needs no introduction. but lucy is an award-winning food writer here in milwaukee. whose books include cooking with beer, grilling with beer, are you picking up on a theme? best of american beer and food. and i'm dieing to ask if lucy's currently working on a book called microwaving with beer. please help me welcome lucy, a round of applause. historian. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. well, actually, peter, this beer is for you. this is a beer that predays -- >> we didn't know that you had any that we could drink. >> all right, peter. >> all right. crack ta baby open. >> all right. it's time to salute the flag. red, white and sfwlu and for our radio an audience out there, peter, what have you just done? >> this is believe it or not, 24 fluid ounces it means for any group of three history guys, you get eight ounces each and it is an enormous pabst blue ribbon. >> it's a tall boy. >> a tall boy. >> so this is -- >> now, this is we're drinking my centu

also by the latest episodes of julia saunders controversial interview show next installment airing on tuesday right here on our t.v. . the first round of the presidential election in france this week's on nicolas sarkozy lose the battle to francois hollande the socialist candidate the two candidates now face a runoff may sixth party's test takes a look at the issues dividing french society. they say it's better to travel than to arrive but for european unity the ride has been bumpy to say the least and where could it be headed and the eurozone will implode a considerable number of economists admit as well the french of four and that the eurozone is already dead it will collapse. so says the candidate who surprised france by securing almost a fifth of the votes in round one of their presidential race all the other candidates without exception regard the european union as part of the solution or as the main solution as she has identified in her campaign the fact that it's actually the cause of the problems much of the french political thoughts are completely wedded to the euro project t

and a saunders exclusive new show here on our team today he has a pilot two guests with very different viewpoints. of wiki leaks expose the world secrets these documents belong the united states government been attacked by the united states strongly condemned. illegally shoot five hundred days now being detained without charge but that hasn't stopped us. today we're on a quest for revolutionary ideas that can change the world tomorrow. today i am joined by an intellectual superstar the slovenian philosopher. a former anti communist dissident now turned so described communists together we call david horowitz a former left wing radical and black panther ally now a fiery right wing zionist i want to know what they think about the future of europe and the united states the conversation becomes heated has to be physically restrained we shout rant and talk calmly about nothing and palestinians black panthers and israelis about a bomb or romney and stalin. david you describe yourself as a conservative and you describe yourself as a communist but nonetheless both of you have had a picture of s

. >> that is lucy saunders. and you can find some of her recipes and all kinds of information at beercook.com. and thank you so much, lucy. >> that was terrific. >> yes. [ applause ] ♪ the little woman begged me not to go ♪ ♪ many times before ♪ she sends love and happiness ♪ and lives behind those honky-tonk doors ♪ ♪ you're to blame, boy ♪ what's made milwaukee the finest ♪ ♪ done made a loser out of you and me ♪ >> well, if you're just tuning in, we're tuning out. >> oh, no. >> this is "back story" and we're coming to you today from the annual meeting here in milwaukee. our theme for the hour, alcohol in america. >> you know, guys, we're having a lot of fun with this. lots of yucks. but to be honest, through american history, alcohol has not been a laughing matter. there was prohibition, of course. but i think we know that americans were concerned about alcohol long before prohibition. am i wrong, peter? >> i was telling you about those people crowding the taverns, were up to no good, especially after indepen