ambassador sherman. senator mikulski and i are very proud of ambassador sherman and her incredible history of public service to our country. we are very proud of her. we are proud that she hails from maryland. and we thank her for being willing to step forward for this very important assignment that president obama has asked her to fulfill. i also want to acknowledge her husband, bruce stokes, who is in attemptance, as well as her caughter, sarah sherman stokes, and her husband chris richards. this is a family sacrifice, public service. i think we all understand that. although we appreciate very much ambassador sherman's willingness to serve, we know that it involves a very understanding family. so we thank you all for being willing to share your wife, your mother with us in public service and with your nation. ambassador sherman brings a wealth of foreign policy and political experience to what is a critical position at state, particularly at this pivotal time in world events. we continue to find oursel

he has pled not guilty. >> sherman badgett is torn between two worlds.o i want to do the right thing? do i want to excel academically? make my family proud? or do i want to do what my peers are doing in the neighborhood? what's right and what's wrong? he seems conflicted between the two worlds. >> badgett is accused of shooting and killing another student during a high school dance. he denies being the shooter. >> fight broke out, somebody was waving a gun in the gym. basically everybody started running from the gym. then you hear three shots. the friend in front of the door, he got shot once, it only took one shot. that's all it takes. >> authorities could not immediately identify the shooter. badgett was arrested nine months later while he sat in a high school classroom. >> it was the u.s. marshal that came and picked me up. brought me to the homicide unit, started questioning me, saying you're being charged with first-degree murder, then i came here. >> sherman was attending a special magnet school for gifted and talented children who excelled in math

and mike sherman uses his second time-out. has a player down. >> matt: sean, this is a big play obviously right here. this third down. >> sean: play of the game. they convert, it's essentially ball game over. third down and three upcoming. a pass but a conservative pass. almost like a long handoff. steven terrell is the injured player getting up now. do you run that same kind of play? three yards is a long way to go on a running play. do you like a short pass to move the chains? >> matt: if they're going to throw, it will be something like that, where if there's misdirection first and you have somebody sneaking up. they don't really have the feet option with the quarterback like tannehill would. i would expect it's going to be something like that. >> sean: third and three. 1:59 remaining regulation time. a conversion for mike gundy's cowboys should put it away. spread it out. that means there's the possibility of an inside run. good thing for weeden that it was. terrence frederick saw that one coming and was trying to get in f

one the sherman antitrust well it has its roots in the strawman act also the clayton act and this is a violation of section seven of the clayton act if you want to talk nickel that is the great act it's another any trust that you don't there's particularly one section that says that actions that would substantially less than competition in their state in an interstate market such as wireless telecommunications can be blocked by the department to whatever it was their claim back to pass i think it's nine hundred fourteen although i would want to be quoted on it it was back during the rest of her yeah basically a follow up to the sherman act that gave the o.j. and the stage more power than the term and i give them and made it worse because i mean the sherman act was like two paragraphs it was very very very big right and they've gotten progressively more detailed as time has gone along and businesses have taken the more sophisticated combinations that b.o.j. sometimes investigates and this case tries to block. will this ultimately be decided by the by the d.o.j. or apparently the f.c.c

hundred eighty one the sherman antitrust as well as a through so much from an i but also the clayton act and this is a violation of section seven of the clayton act if you want to try to hold out as he later claimed i could just another any trust that you know there is particularly one section that says that actions that would substantially less than competition in their state in an interstate market such as wireless telecommunications can be blocked by the department just order was the point that passed i think it's nine hundred fourteen although i would want to be clear on that it was back during the rest of her basically a follow up to the sherman act and gave the o.j. and estate more powers than the trauma that gives them and made it worse is that i mean the sherman act was like two paragraphs it was very very very vague right and it gotten progressively more detailed as time has gone along and business has taken a more sophisticated combination is that the o.j. sometimes investigates and this case tries to block. will this ultimately be decided by the by the d.o.j. or only the f

but when the sherman minton's bridge occasions a version of carmageddon. had i been as smart as two louisville-important engineer brothers, i would realize this it disaster over the ohio river should not be called carmageddon but should be called shermageddon. there's a web site, a t-shirt, a travel mug, a bumper sticker and natull

but when the sherman minton's bridge occasions a version of carmageddon.two louisville-important engineer brothers, i would realize this it disaster over the ohio river should not be called

in 2008 there was a, um, sherman antitrust ii case threatened against them in order to drop the google/yahoo! agreement. basically, doj felt they broke up the microsoft merger and they created a collusive arrangement with yahoo! that they wanted to get approved that would have given them over 90% of the search advertising and search sipped candidated advertising business. just last year they were found to be colluding with five other companies on restricting the competition for highly-skilled workers. the department of justice also opposed them on the google book settlement, google illegally has copied 15 million books and still counting. the doj and federal judge object today that. and also the ftc forced google's ceo schmidt off of the apple board as an anti-competitive arrangement. >> host: now, turning specificically to the issue of yesterday's hearing which is google's search rankings, competitors have complained that google is integrating some of its outside services into its search results, thereby giving them an advantage over firms that appear lower in the rankings. in your vi

it could also probably be a sherman violation. advertising is a perfectly legitimate business, but you need to represent who your customer is. but it's about $30 billion a year from advertisers, but they represented under earth -- under oath yesterday that they always focus on the user. so they have let users to believe they can trust them. they have let web sites to believe they can trust them, by representing publicly that they don't have any ulterior motive but to serve the user. they have a $30 billion worth of ulterior motives, to take care of advertisers. they have created a misrepresentation, a deceptive situation, and it is basically that everybody knows the term 8 and switch. they basically created a dominant search engine a telling everybody that it was unbiased and you could trusted, and then they came along and created 500 products and services and started ranking themselves first. that was clearly a bias, and they still maintain its unbiased. their main problem is, they are being highly deceptive, and that is illegal.

how do you see your situation with this crisis on the sherman-minton bridge in your district, how do you see that fitting into this larger discussion about how to deal with the unemployment crisis in this country? >> you know, this is -- you almost wish this had happened a day earlier because the president would have mentioned this situation. this is taking what sounds like abstract theory, i guess to some, to reality. this is not just infrastructure. these are real people trying to move and real commerce trying to flow through a region. and it's not happening. so what we're seeing here is an example of where money spent by the federal government could provide jobs, would keep commerce flowing, would save millions and millions of dollars. businesses are losing in productivity. gas being burned. all of the things you think about in theory, but this is rally now. it's hit us just as it hit minneapolis a few years ago. and these are dollars that are -- if you don't -- if you can talk about jobs without talking about infrastructure then you really don't know what you're talking about. un

sherman told the us senate foreign relations committee on wednesday,... that dealing with north korea is a task that requires "enormous persistence" with "no good choices" except to keep up economic and diplomatic pressure on the regime. she added that if north korea bows to international pressure over its nuclear and missile programs, then it might make sense to have meetings,... but until then there should not be talks for the sake of talks. lee ji-yoon, arirang news. experts say china is planning to build a fourth naval fleet, one that will include aircraft carriers. this is expected to fuel conflict in the region and tension over territorial disputes. oh jee-hyun reports. china is reportedly planning to build a new naval base. citing military experts wednesday,... hong kong's mingpao newspaper said this will be the country's fourth fleet and that its base will be built in the city of sanya in hainan province. the base will be home to,... and centered on,... at least two aircraft carriers,... including china's recently launched carrier varyag. the new plan is expected to increase t

our nation's infrastructure is crumbling the sherman minton bridge for example spans the ohio river in louisville kentucky was shut down last friday do safety concerns after cracks were discovered in the bridges load bearing parts sherman minton bridge is just one of several bridges in danger of collapsing as the american society of civil engineers points out thirty four percent of all the bridges in kentucky are considered structurally deficient and twelve percent of the bridges across the nation are in the same condition of disrepair there was president obama today on the importance of infrastructure spending and his american jobs act. we've got roads that need work all over the country our highways are backed up with traffic our airports are clogged and there are millions of unemployed construction workers who can rebuild them so let's pass this bill so road crews and diggers and pavers and workers they can all head back to the job site there's plenty of work to do this job this jobs bill will help them do it let's put them back to work what's best is go. to a study by the urban lan

livingston who is between jefferson and sherman.han jefferson, and on the far side, benjamin franklin. the committee chose jefferson to write the declaration. the committee met, probably talked about the format and what it was to look like, made clear to jefferson that he was not to introduce a lot of new ideas but he was to explain independence in terms that the americans understood. jefferson wrote the document very quickly. probably within three to five days, probably working here and there around the congressional sessions, maybe skipping a couple congressional sessions. and unlike most of my students, and he beat the deadline. [laughter] he got the declaration and on june the 28th, a couple of days ahead of time. so remember when we started, i said that john adams wrote to archibald on july 1, and he said today is set up for the greatest debate of all. and that was the date that congress had set aside for this. so the debate began on june the first. dickinson was the first to speak. i forgot to show you. this is a jefferson, an

he was one who remained dedicated to historic partner sherman -- partnership between the jewish community and the african american community of zero. we will all miss him. i have never known anyone more devoted to the district, and we all will miss his constant presence at board meetings and committee meetings and we can all count on him -- we could always count on him to be there. he was one who truly understood the value of government. he would often say he knew more than 70 school board members, and he mentored all of us, and his encyclopedic knowledge of the school district is something we will not be able to replace and is a loss to all of us. the school district and me personally want to express our sorrow to his family and friends, and we will miss him. thank you. >> lastly, in memory of one of our graduates, and jackson, who passed away tragically in a water skiing accident. he was a 2010 graduate and had just completed his first year at the university of california, riverside. beloved by teachers and students, here is what an administrator said about stephane. he was an amazing s

on friday unexpectedly the state of indiana shut down the sherman-minton bridge, the sherman-minton brej idge connects the town of new albany in southern indiana to louisville, kentucky. indiana is in charge of the bridge that spans the two states. the bridge was not shut down in this case because of some big storm like hurricane irene. the bridge was shut down in this case because it was deemed too dangerous to be kept open. inspection crews found a crack in a load bearing part of this 50-year-old bridge and decided they need to close down this bridge for at least three weeks for further diagnosis. every day 80,000 vehicles use that bridge to cross the ohio river. those commuters are being die verts verted to two other bridges, making a 20-minute commute a two-hour commute and adding to the aging process of the other two bridges to which traffic is being diverted. the mayor of jeffersonville, indiana, is urging motorists who need to go to downtown louisville from southern indiana to instead consider crossing the ohio river in madison, indiana, about 35 miles out of the way. the folks wh

for several years rabbi erica sherman was protected palestinian formers when they were being harassed or attacked by religious jewish settlements. posted. because it's usually. that's what you're doing giving me the finger that was lifting his hands to fight but all of them said oh yeah i don't want five yet for the rest of the rest and now. i think i do you have an arab giving the finger to a jew should have his hand cut off oh now he's gone completely crazy. about coming here to guard the arabs one. of. our but i've heard soldiers say well the high court is there we're here our presence here is what's essential not only sometimes sometimes we actually are as human shields. is equated to stand between palestinian people threatening them and sometimes it's important we're here to keep the army honest to make sure they're doing with their supposed to be doing. the settlers are protected by israeli soldiers and the soldiers themselves are sometimes sutlers. there's a set up here to meet you did you walk and comes down and when anyone tries a worker he tries to stop them but this time be

ktvu consumer editor tom vacar live from sherman island to show us how truly big it is, tom. >> reporter: big indeed. solano county calls this area over here the montezuma hills. it should be called the land of the giants. utility scale wind electricity generation is enormous especially here in solano county montezuma hills. this generator tips the scales at 70-tons twice that of a semi loaded truck. builders of the project says this blade set that spins the generator weighs in at 35-tons. >> a project like this is a world class sized project. serves about 50,000 homes, 100 mega watts,. >> reporter: the whole complex here is much larger. >> yes, this is approaching 100 mega watt, this will be 150 mega watts. >> reporter: so how big is big? consider just one blade, half as long as a football field. at the top of the spin, the blades are 100 feet over the ground below. ironically many years ago, pg & e planned to build a coal plant right where this windmill stands. today it means less dependency on fossil fuels. >> they can produce power at about the same cost for kilowatt hour as conventi

she started her career as a teacher at sherman elementary. she served as principal of treasury island. elaine remained active after retirement and belonged to church choir, taught yuk laely lessons and was interested in any hawaiian activities in the bay area. she served as a day-to-day substitute after retiring in 1997. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere condolences to the fong family. meeting adjourned. the biggest issue in america today? segregation still exists... racism... the repression and oppression of women the educational system stem cell research homeless people cloning government health care taxation announcer: so, is there anything you're doing to help make a change? i'm not really doin' anything. ummmm [sighs] got me on that one... >> despite efforts street violence continues to effect san franciscans and it is not just important to be part of the gang prevention network we want to learn the best practices that you have to offer. we are going to be very active especially when we're experience th

for several years rabbi eric sherman was just protecting the palestinian farmers when they were being harassed or attacked by religious jewish scientists. both to become. ill suited to fleece that's what you're doing giving me the finger that was lifting his hands to fight. them so i did not kill them off i guess the rest and now the rest of now there is. nothing left and i am giving the finger to a jew should have his hand cut off you know now we've gone completely crazy. about coming here to guard the arabs. but. how often i've heard soldiers say well the high court is there we're here our presence here is what's essential not only sometimes sometimes we actually are as human shields. basically to stand between palestinian people threatening them and sometimes it's important we're here to keep the army others to make sure they're doing with their supposed to be doing. the settlers are protected by israeli soldiers and the soldiers themselves are sometimes sutlers. there's a set up here to meet you did you walk and comes down and when anyone tries to work or he tries to stop them but

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for several years rabbi eric sherman was protected by palestinian farmers when they were being harassed or attacked by really just the jewish side. mostly because of the filth and it's you sure. that's what you're doing if you mean the finger that what he was lifting his hands to fight but all of them said oh yes i wanted i got four hundred i dressed and now the rest i'm now. nothing like an arab giving the finger to a jew should have his hand cut off now it's gone completely crazy. coming here to guard the arabs one of. the. how often i've heard soldiers say well the high court is there we're here our presence here is what's essential not only sometimes sometimes we actually are as human shields. physically to stand between palestinian people threatening them and sometimes it's i am bored at work here. to keep the army out is to make sure they're doing what they're supposed to be doing. the settlers are protected by israeli soldiers and the soldiers themselves are sometimes sutlers. there's a set up here to meet you did you walk in comes down and when anyone tries to work there he trie

this hasn' 100 yards of busines, and sherman elementary school is a block away. the crab shack and bricks and are across the street from the shuddered metro theater. good no one lives there. ambient noise issue is not the same. the reason people complain about process and government regulations is the government levels the playing field. neighbors are no match for the developer. we have been opposing this since the front of the building was ripped off without a permit over a year ago. recently we were invited to see the brickyard. it is clear to me if the three doors were open and there are 30 or 40 enthusiastic people at the bar, there will be plenty of noise. they say we can call and they will address this issue. i doubt they want to be known as wet blankets, always telling their customers to be quiet. i do not think it is a role of the neighbors to call and complain. i do not want to be a wet blanket either. one of you said it was generational. let me introduce a little jewels. he is 17 days old, and his parents agree they do not want to have open bars with a

she started her career as a teacher at sherman elementary. she served as principal of treasury island. elaine remained active after retirement and belonged to church choir, taught yuk laely lessons and was interested in any hawaiian activities in the bay area. she served as a day-to-day substitute after retiring in 1997. the board of education and superintendent of schools express sincere condolences to the fong family. meeting adjourned. >> despite efforts street violence continues to effect san franciscans and it is not just important to be part of the gang prevention network we want to learn the best practices that you have to offer. we are going to be very active especially when we're experience the realignment. i know the chief is here to share with you what we are doing already. we won't be victims of our own decisions. we have to do better and we have to encourage everyone to do better with less. so, we are already launching our city's realignment plan and through her leadership although probation is collaborating with the multiple cit

no one guy that ended up being on that plane and not one of my old coaches in atlanta mickey sherman and. you know he's got a family of kids and much like so many other guys still. you know something that's crazy to think that it could happen but you know tragic. one ounce thought i'd say they will appeal against the six cane ban handed to their star striker valid since he was given the punishment after this time. he suffered need ligament damage and the six months of. the rest of the rest of the domestic season as well as his country's you're a twenty twelve qualifying campaign she years ago velux and then he put that in a couple of different brazilian forward breaking. in a similar crash couple of is now set to deputize backing for that. joint top of the table. to go. to the u.s. open the rain has affected play for second day that defending champion rafael nadal was trailing by three games to love in the first set of his fourth round match against. one play was stopped that clash was originally. put on hold until earlier on wednesday and it finally came through only to once again b

the 8.5 ton model will function as a platform to test long-term unmanned and shermaned operations. another unmanned module will be launched later this year to attempt to dock with the space station. >>> rescue operations are continuing in eastern india's quake-hit areas as the death toll has climbed to 92. workers have cleared the debris from a national highway, which connects the state of sikkim with the rest of the country. northern sikkim was the epicenter of sunday's earthquake. army personnel have also been working to restore power and provide food and shelter to those stranded by the temblor. >>> and welcome back to your weather update. now, for east asia of course there's still quite a bit of activity holding on to japan with showers and that heavy rain impacting the hokkaido area in the north. it is going to remain unsettled throughout the day, but we should be seeing some sunny spells as well. now, next door in the korean peninsula and throughout much of china too looking at pretty settled and calm conditions again. that looks like it's going to hang on throughout the day.

. >> reporter: after engineers found cracks in steel support beams on the sherman minten bridge overhio river, the governors of both states shut it down. >> we are convinced it is the only responsible decision to make. >> reporter: the latest sign of an underfunded, undermaintained infrastructure. >> one in nine bridges is deficient. every second of every day an american driver crosses a deficient bridge that is in bad need of repair. >> reporter: transportation for america reports that 11.5% of the nation's bridges, more than 69,000, are now structurally deficient, requiring repair or replacement. pennsylvania has the most, 5900 bridges in need of repair. >> there are private construction companies all across america just waiting to get to work. there is a bridge that needs repair between ohio and kentucky that is on one of the busiest trucking routes in north america. >> reporter: that's the brent spence bridge in cincinnati in the backyards of john boehner and mitch mcconnell. the president plans to visit the bridge this week to push his jobs plan. the cost of repairing the bridge

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driving a pontiac kept going and the fifth year-old woman was hit punch was crushing cross industry, sherman's hospitalized night. her memory is marked by family and police officers who vow to make sure that her death is not in vain. sean lewis has more. >> to steps away from the intersection where ford year-old miner hirsch took her last that, the fifth annual walk in her memory is under way. but it is kind of hard when you see a small child. >> when the coffers came out it just came out as a simple investigation and then we discover how grave there really was. >> miles with her mom and brotherhood and under her mother's hand in the crosswalk when they were hit at lincoln park west. >> commend the family for doing this thing and first turning this tragedy to something positive. >> they serve to change laws both honesty level into the city itself. >> we will continue to send a message that you really need to change your behavior tests fasave our pedestrians. >> the walk funds the program at children's memorial hospital. >> i feel uncomfortable that we do this to do some good. that law has been

at least badly hobbled it started in one thousand nine hundred two and reagan stop enforcing the sherman antitrust act which triggered a mergers and acquisitions frenzy of corporations consuming other corporations and growing so big that their combined wealth outweighs most other nations in the world but massive transnational corporations dominate the market they can and did eliminate their small business competition that drives prices up meaning middle class americans go broke having to pay more for essential is like energy and health care and then came the tax breaks the income tax rates corporate tax rates and capital gains tax rates taxes paid mostly by wealthy people have plummeted payroll taxes and taxes paid by mostly working people have increased only adding to the increasing wealth inequality today the wealthiest americans pay the lowest amount of taxes that they've paid in fifty years and as a recent analysis by the tax policy center found a quarter of all millionaires and billionaires in america now pay a lower effective tax rate than the average forty five thousand dollar a y

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in super science called the my sex when i point six percent let's take a look at some individual shermans on the my sex is spread by going up over two percent after it acquired that missing european arm all folds five. go also gain after forstmann saw is finally starting talks to sell its stake in the company and among those bucking the trend will snooker well the company could face a several billion ruble for it as the federal and some monopoly service thinks is overvalued fuel prices in the end of last year. and that's all the business is for now the headlines are next with kevin. broadcasting live from central moscow you're watching r.t. international very good to have you with us is no how past nine pm i'm kevin over and our top story today the world's ice hockey community united in grief after russia's lokomotiv team are almost entirely wiped out in a plane crash in the city of jaroslav yesterday a commemoration ceremonies being held right now in the place where the team was supposed to be playing sportsman fans all in t. his. government faces legal action as doctors demand a new inq

afterwards, general miles, who was incredibly ambitious to be generous to him, his gold tecumseh shermansaid we can never satisfy your ambition unless we make to the general of the army at the same time. teddy roosevelt when he was chief of staff late 1890's he called him a striding peacock. basically with those he cut date one out of the credit as to who captured date would he lived day fairly tragic life. his health never recovered from the expedition's but the miles new when he transferred miles was effusive in his praise for him so it was a very mixed bag. date would does not get enough credit. although in the movie, which is not historically accurate, the gate would character receive full credit and lawton does not even appear as a character. that is an excellent point*. i discussed that very briefly at the end of the geronimo chapter. >> the fbi and the united states marshal service are in the business of tracking wanted criminal fugitives. do have a message how they could be more effected if? >> i look at said different phenomenon to make a conscious decision at the beginning and

brian, ali and sherman have just come back from trips to italy and sweden. vacationses paid for completely by their boss. steve's way of rewarding his employees may seem extravagant to some, but for steve, this is more than just enzefr send difference. it's a case of promises kept. a bold pledge he made to workers six years ago. >> at that time, we were about about 50,000 barrels or something like that, of production. we said when we get to 100,000 barrel, we'll take everybody on a there into europe. >> so to europe they went. 20 were sent to italy and 28 to sweden. at a cost to the company of away $100,000. >> i told a lot of people about this since we did it, and other people in other businesses are like, woah, that's amazing. i can't imagine doing that. and actually, you probably wouldn't do that if you were a public company. i mean how many times do you read about a public company. but a private company, you can do it. >> for steve, this is about recognizing and rewarding his staff. >> it's really a personal choice. but from the beginning of the company,

i find it so fascinating that again this gabe sherman article which fox pushed back at really hard hastly right. >> yeah. >> thank you. our magazine in gabe's behalf, thank you for standing up for him. he had the story exactly right at the time and it's proven. >> he always has it right and you really need to read that article and this article. >> together. >> back to back. and you get an extraordinary view of a political institution that is almost unlivld. >> and tour point that crazy doesn't sell check out joe's politico piece this week because crazy doesn't win ultimately. >> that is my argument in politico today is that crazy never wins. one reason we're seeing rick perry collapse, same reason we saw bachmann collapse, the same reason why newt never took office, same reason why sarah palin never took off. and i talked about my dad again who by the way in the primaries voted for nixon in '60, goldwater '64. nixon. every time. dole. crazy never wins. >> but crazy makes great television. >> of course. >> it makes great television. >> that is the issue that in a sense there is a conspi