shire, wh sure, what is it? he said i want you to talk to him about nafta which was something that was a treaty with mexico and canada, of course, on trade that president bush's administration had negotiated but was then sort of dormant in the early months of the nixon administration and i want you to take a message to president clinton about nafta. he said he's coming out very strongly for it, and i know he doesn't have the vote, but tell him that there are things worse than losing, and it's really important that he stand up for this, and then he added, if he wants to understand why it is so important to embrace nafta, tell him to read up on the repeal of the laws and i thought to myself, only nixon, of all of the presidents i've known would reach back into history that way and find this illuminating example and it was telling because i went back and double checked myself and i knew what i was talking myself. in the court laws in the mid-19th century against the protests of many farmers know it was a move away

a man and woman arrested on suspicion of murdering a 6-year-old girl at a campsite in hamp shire have been released without charge. police say the results of a post mortem examination suggests there was not suspicion. police in northern ireland say they recovered a bomb containing a significant amount of explosives. the device was left on a grass berth close to the a-1 between belfast and dublin. the chancellor says he would be very happy for the british government to consider publishing the personal tax returns of ministers. "the daily telegraph" is reporting transler said it's his personal principle to make rules much more transparent. >> the headlines this hour. seven people received hospital treatment after an american fighter jet crashed into an apartment block in virginia. both crew members ejected before the impact. as thousands of refugees flee across the boarder from syria, turk jays it may be help from the united nations. hope benedict attended the traditional way of the cross ceremony at the coliseum in rome. one of the main christian is services over easter. tens of thousa

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colgate elementary, beck shire elementary and eastwood elementary will be closed today due to a nearbyere's the breaking news we've been following all morningment an arrest overnight in the murder of phylicia barnes. monique griego has the latest. >> reporter: good morning research, barnes disfeared in baltimore and now her sister's ex-boyfriend is in police custody in connection to her murder. now barnes was staying at her sister's apartment near reisterstown road plaza when she disappeared and her body was found in the river. michael johnson the former boyfriend of her sister was the last person to see her alive and city police took him into custody late last night and more details on his arrest are expected to be released later today. >>> a military judge in fort meade will look at whether to dismiss any of the charges against army private bradley manning. he faces 22 counts of giving classified military documents to the website wikileaks, yesterday a judge refuse today throw out the -- refused to throw out the most serious charge against manning. the convicted he faces life in a mi

and this man was convicted for torturing a small york shire terrier off a balcony. >> unfortunately, it took a horrendous act like this for us to get galvanized. but we are together. we will continue to fight. >> reporter: since phoenix's death, several new measures have been adopted statewide to protect an malts. notably, convicted abusers are not allowed to have a pet for five years after their case wraps up. reporting live in baltimore, weijia jiang, wjz eyewitness news. >> all right. thank you, weijia. several cities across the country have formed task forces of their own, modeled after baltimore. >>> budget mess for maryland. millions of dollars on the chopping block. today, they catch up with governor martin o'malley, who says he is not ready to call a special session yet. political reporter pat warren has more on what they're saying. >> reporter: well, the strategy the governor is outlying is to outline monday night. when lawmakers ran into a dead end. >> reporter: governor o'malley breaks the ice. >> if we had the consense us, i'd be glad to call a special session this aftern

and this man was charged for launching a small, york shire terrier off a balcony. those animals in better homes. >> unfortunately, it took a hor end us -- hor end horrendous act like this for us to get galvanized. but we are. and we will continue to fight. >> reporter: since then, new measures have been adopted statewide. notably, convicted animal abusers are not allowed to have a pet forrast least five-- for at least five years. >> several cities across country have formed task forces of their own, modeled after baltimore's. >>> widespread protest over hot classrooms. the new budget includes funding to install 10acs. students had complained they were falling asleep in class because they were so hot. so far, there are no details on when that installation will take place. >>> we definitely don't need air conditioning right now. it is a beautiful, dry evening. and our temperature is just right for spring. in fact, almost normal. meteorologist tim williams and bob turk are updating our conditions. we'll start with bob in the first warning weather center. bob? >> you c

i don't have to defend its record with burke shire itself. though, you cannot connect what has gone on with apple and what has gone on here with berkshire. two different things. >> all right. let's goat get to today's realtime trade. ahead of tomorrow's earnings report, mike, tell us about it. >> hey, michelle, thank you. we bought freeport this morning into the earnings. we think the stock down under $38 where we bought it is just too much value. so we're in under 38. we're using a 35/75 stop which is the low from april the 11th. down here, you're buying a company trading at 4.5 times earned, under 3 1/2 times ebida if you go out to next year. there's a ton of growth there. the stock has gotten hammered because of so many major concerns over china. we don't think it's slowing down that much. our internal models, even with copper and gold at current price, we get a $50 stock on this things. we're looking for a slight beat on the eps. most importantly, michelle, the reason why we got long into the number is we think commentary for management i

if he was campaigning in new shire, and said kelly would be a great running mate, maybe she's on the list. those lists are often wrong, so i could be wrong about that. if mitt romney, if he was speaking to cannibals, he would promise them missionaries. >> isn't that something all politicians do? they emphasize a local candidate or -- >> but he's like the muhammad ali of this. like all boxers throw punches, but this guy is unbelievable. it's not even like the message democrats ought to be on. i'm just telling you, you can't run from the extreme right, pro-arizona immigration law, and then a few weeks later, just because the dates have changed, the election has changed and the electorate has changed, it's insulting to arizona's intelligence to fib like that. >> paul, you're saying he's all these changes. he has not changed at all. i am part of this campaign. i'm talking to the people in boston. but i tell you what we do know. anderson has pointed out, candidates say different things out there. and your candidate certainly has. but something that we know about barack obama, is that he h

i do want to mention in the last segment, talking about the firing of john derby shire of national viewwe put up a picture of the national review, except we put up the wrong picture, sorry about that perhaps the right picture we can show up now to correct that mistake in realtime. there is rich lowry, sorry for that misidentification. >>> still to come on this program, nbc finally admits a terrible mistake in the trayvon martin story. a fox anchor tweets out a bizarre conspiracy theory. >>> time now for the media monitor, our weekly look at the hits and errors in the news business. >>> it took more than a week but nbc news has finally apologized for selectively editing the 911 tape in the trayvon martin case. as i said on last week's program, what the today show did with george zimmermann's call shortly before the shooting was blatant distortion. it's worth another look. >> this guy looks like he's up to no good. he looks black. >> did you see what he was wearing? >> yeah, a dark hoodie. >> and here is what nbc cut out from the middle, this question from the dispatcher. >> this guy, is

about a year and a half ago, when the wisconsin,shire struggles were blowing up some people started toe a pattern of the anti-labor bills and started collectnnecting them to alec. they didn't know much about alec. in ohio, a legislator gave his or her codes to a protester. said here is how you get into the alec materials and find out what's going on. this protester, a student treated it very, very seriously, red about it found two institutions that had been dogging alec, the"the nation magazine magazine." i had written some about it and the scepter for media and democracy in madison which is a think tank that really looks at it and activists that look at the rights infrastructure public relations, corporate power. so here we had this information. the information contained all of alec's model bills all of their model resolutions and lists of their chairmens and task forces so some people had high marks for months of research nation we did a cover story. we did all of this. very little happened. right? you know, a little bit. but this is why, you know, investigative reporting doesn't alw

jenna: shire. well, for obvious reasons, right?r] and one of the doctors pointed out in the segment he thinks it's something else, the fact that nothing that has sugar or this corn syrup is in it is dangerous, so we have this also primitive kind of pull towards sugar because it's not truly going to hurt us unless you listen to dr. london. should we call sugar toxic though? is that responsible? >> well, i think to the point where you're going to have police checking your cupboards and checking your refrigerator, no. but certainly, this has shown something very interesting. if you look at the last 30 years, we really tried to cut back fats, and what happened? we added more sugar into food when we were cutting back the fat, and we've been getting fatter for the last 20, 30 years. obesity's gone up, diabetes has gone up, heart disease has gone up. and what was interesting about a lot of these studies is they showed sugar alone can change your cholesterol. and that is what i think is fascinating. jenna: well, and we're seeing some sweet

. >> well, i certainly probably shire. i went to california because it promises to god is into a voice voice to their issues. they said please get someone to control this border. if they'd done it then we would talking about it now. but it may we were down -- shelly and i were down at this shopping center and a poll came out showing prospero 40%. i think bush was at 33 and clinton was winning on the arkansas. so in other words, after i had done all the damage i done, which was still far ahead of clinton. and so, look, it didn't help by running against him. but i think by the time you got to the convention, the fact that ross perot dropped out just as clinton and gore were on a trajectory, i think those votes i went ahead. i think it's fair to say take a look at what bush did. at 4% in 19 -- yeah 54% in 1888 the vote and 37% in 1992. added 17 points, right? how many points did perot get? and so i think it is more perot. but i think the bushes think i deserve a lot of credit. i think he on bush and the older the night you ge

>> this sunday at 6:30 at the writer's guild theater here in los angeles on well-shire boulevard. >>ng the fight to overturn the citizens united -- the citizens united ruling. >> yeah, stand up for main street is the program. and what a lineup you have. you and rick obviously wendy leadman, ray romano, what a great show. >> yes people taking time away from their podcasts to do something they can talk about on a future podcast. [ laughter ] >> i once felt had because i had no podcast, and then i met who had no blog. but, of course i do have a podcast, stephanie. >> why thank you, dana. >> which is 59 more minutes than anyone needs to send with me. continue. >> there are a lot of great stuffs this group has worked on. >> yeah, it is basically a public citizens group. and it is standing up for the little guy. and what is amazing we live in a time whether corporations turn the little guy against the things that the little guy relies on. >> were you the one that -- >> it never ceases to amaze me. people who will never clear $40,000 a year bitching about the death tax. >> exactly. >> let m