softball one was unveiled at the star city cosmonaut training center the end of last month the robot is set to join the crew on the international space station early next year controlled remotely from the ground by a pair of much of globes the robots human like hands will work on the exterior of the station. the line between technology and biology is becoming increasingly blurred so let's focus on moscow state university's latest developments in wearable tech. brains overbroad. wearable technology has been billed as the next big thing but i'm not talking about smart watches all fancy glasses one of the web discussion on quickly is exoskeletons braving the cold outside the moscow state university andre and pavol here are busy putting the exo athletes through its paces the exo athlete is russia's first exoskeleton meaning it requires no external power source but despite this high tech can help to operate a car loads of up to one hundred kilograms. to get out of the cold i had inside the institute of mechanics where i found the technology has rather unusual roots institute's labs ventur

the russians humanoid robot softball one was unveiled at the star city training the end of last month the robots is set to join the crew on the international space station early next year controlled remotely from the ground by a pair of much of globes the robots human like hands will work on the exterior of the station. the line between technology and biology is becoming increasingly blurred so let's focus on moscow state universities latest developments in wearable tech. brains overbroad. wearable technology has been billed as the next big thing i'm not talking about smart glasses one of the way quickly. braving the cold outside the moscow state university andre and pavol here are busy putting the exo athlete through its paces. first exoskeleton meaning it requires no external. help to carry loads of up to one hundred kilograms. keen to get out of the cold i had inside the institute of mechanics where i found the technology has rather unusual roots. ventured into robotics way back in the seventy's. made for quite a spectacle they used to gyroscopic stabilization system which kept the

this is getting more and more serious the russians humanoid robot softball one was unveiled at the star city cosmonaut training center at the end of last month the robots is set to join the crew on the international space station early next year. controlled remotely from the ground by a pair of much of gloves the robots human like hands will carry out maintenance work on the exterior of the station. the line between technology and biology is becoming increasingly blurred so let's focus on moscow state universities latest developments in wearable tech. brains overbroad. wearable technology has been billed as the next big thing but i'm not talking about smart watches or fancy glasses one of the web tools is catching on quickly exoskeletons braving the cold outside the moscow state university andre and pavel here are busy putting their xo athletes through its paces the xo athlete is russia's first exoskeleton meaning it requires no external power source but despite this high tech can help the operator carry loads of up to one hundred kilograms. keen to get out of the cold i headed inside the in

. >> new york city where the stars arizona much a party of the city as the skyline where dreams and illusions are intertwined. new york is the cultural capital of the world. she came here from germany just four weeks ago. it is a bold move but danica's dream is to make it on broadway idealy with a role in phantom of the opera. two years and i will be up there she is as. it all started when i was 4. we have come to new york to find germans who are living the american dream. what drives them. what hurdles did they have to vercome. annika's mother took her to phantom of the opera when she was 4 years old and the budding singer fell in love with the story of the choir girl that became an opera star. she is as the story captivated her. the music and the whole production moved her. she wanted to be like christine, a singer. now she is as she is closer to er goal. annika wants to make it big like her favorite musical protagonist but the 25-year-old will only be able to stay in new york with a work visa and with that she will need a ontract with a music producer. annika makes ends meet with occasiona

. >> from behind bars the center stage, a couple of stars from mexico city's foro shakespeare theatre are prisoners. the program designed to help inmates break a leg, instead of breaking the law. >> confronting one of lit ritures greater villians, inmates are learning about drama and gaining personal insights. >> king richard force us to face our dark side, the parts that are false and hypocritical. everyone had a bit of richard the iii inside of them, including the audience. >> for men like cesar david garcia, serving a life sentence for kidnapping, playing king richard is close to home. each actor writes monologues based on the original play. rehabilitating and facing personal demonstration is one objective. the other is to discover and question their own assumptions about prison life. >> people come with the idea that we are terrible and have no redeeming qualities. when they see as perform, they see we are passionate, and want to transform and create. >> for many of the people entering the prison is an intense experience. not only do they have to ore come fears, but stereotype of

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city hall and then i the newspapers in white plains, new york. i covered politics in westchester county. then i went to "the starledger" in new jersey where i covered newark city hall. i was fortunate to see the rise of cory booker. >> how did you get to "the post" and how long have you been there? >> a funny story i like to tell. when i was in high school, i was very much a journalism nerd and i went to a camp at northwestern university. i met several campers and one camper i always stayed in touch with. he had gotten a job at "the washington post that" they said, do you know anyone we should look at? he said, yes nikita stewart. , so "the post" called me and i ended up at the washington post. >> when? >> that was in 2004. >> i only know another nikita and his name is khrushchev. where did that name come from? in 1971 orhe died thereabouts. i was born in 1972. my mother liked the name, and here i am. >> back to "the post," when did jeffrey thompson story start for you? when did they say we are going to do a piece? as you know, nobody gets four pages in the newspaper. >> i joined the investigative team in decemb

the former defensive star for the kansas city chiefs shot his long-time girlfriend and killed her and then killed himself. his family believes that he may have been suffering from a degenerative brain disease often found in athletes that have had several concussions. >>> we are following breaking news out of san jose. a terminal has been evacuated after some sort of water leak that has flooded pars of the airport. san jose fire confirms they are on the scene and dealing with the cleanup at terminal a right now. these are live pictures now. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you the very latest details as soon as they are available. >>> right now it is 4:40. students at an elementary school heading back to class. coming up at 5:00 more on the weekend repairs following an accident. the reason the school says everything should be back to normal today. >>> inmates at san quentin are breaking out with words. the newspaper they now hope to spread across the state. >>> good morning. right now we have a look at san francisco traffic. it looks like northbound looks very nic

this kansas city star piece that came out yesterday about all these facility fees, you know, a womanoes in to get this hospital procedure, the $0, you know, out-of-pocket co-pay then she gets home and she gets a $200 facility fee charged by the hospital, because independent practices end up going away under obamacare. these doctors can't afford to stay in independent practice because of the cost of compliance. the paperwork, the emr, electronic medical records burdens on doctors and the low reimbursement. so they have to flock to hospitals, which is big monopoly power, too. right? that's hospital power and that means the little guy, namely the patients oftentimes get hurt where again these fees that we didn't think about maybe before obamacare passed. can you react. >> laura, i'm generally sorry to hear about your breast cancer. i know many women with breast cancer. when you use the word monopoly i think more insurance companies and insurance companies than i do about hospitals. now we have a law that although it does have its problems, more people will be covered and the kinks that

two of the newest stars in mexico city's foro shakespeare theatre got their start in an unusual stage. they were inmates at the santa martha acatitla prison. it's part of a program bringing theatre to gaols. >> confronting one of lilt rit tur -- rit literature's villians, they go to the jals. >> prince richard forced us to face our dark side. everyone has a bit of richard the third inside them, including people in the audience. >> for men like cesar david garcia, serving a life sentence for kidnapping, playing the power hungry king richard is close to home. >> rehabilitating and facing demons is an objective of the prison theatre program started by the foro shakespeare theatre. the other is to challenge and question their own assumptions about prison life. >> people come with the idea that we are terrible and have no redeeming qualities. they are intelligent, passionate, wanting to transform and create. >> for many people entering the prison is intense. not only do they have to overcome fears, but the stereotype of the men that have to perform. >> the play begins on a bus ride to the

star. a special homecoming. >> the whole city was great as , the way theys treated me and my family and thethe rest of the season due to a back injury according to espn. felt soreness in his back prior to yesterday's game and it apparently worsened. speaking of yesterday's game, the injury did not seem to hamper his abilities. and td's26 yards, another to demarco murray and he threw an interception. they continued to spiral downward but only one game left. mike shanahan survived black monday and finishing off the remainder of his contract. take a listen. >> i love these guys created that been working extremely hard to put this thing together. we have had a couple of bumps which we all now. with the salary cap. i am looking forward to building this football team but like i said, it is a situation where i will sit down with them and go from there. he will no longer being [inaudible] lhe one time superbown champ wide to give fans something to remember. >> the reception i got today and peopleout the week, bought me lunch. was glad toi announce that this would be my last season. >> we should be

these titles were included in the kansas -- "kansas city star" top book of the year. >>> up next on booktv historian john ferling.en thomas this program is just over an al hour. [applause] >> hello, everybody, and i want [apphank the atlantic history center for inviting me in.rybodw for providing much nicer weather for me than six years ago when i came in when my wife carol and i were driving in that day in and my wife carol and i were driving in that day. we looked at the monitor on the dashboard of the car and it was 103 degrees as they came in. it's much nicer tonight. i want to thank you for coming out and especially on a night when my pittsburgh pirates are struggling to stay alive. i guess we will find out how they came out when this is over. i want to talk with you tonight about jefferson and hamilton. they are political battle was over the shape and character of the new american nation and that battle has in a sense never really ended. it puts one in mind of a line from faulkner when he said the past isn't dead. in fact the past isn't even past because jefferson and hamilton's batt

star. he took the city by a storm. in between a lot of the yoi offl functions we just took time to talk. he was the best man at your wedding. my wife was from south africa and she was hosting "good morning south africa" and very fond of nelson mandela and i got to be with him many places around the world and travel with him. and when we walked up to him and holding hand he raised one of those big chubby fingers and said "what is going on here" arounisitandhe said, i want to t man. and we said "we would be delighted" and he said "that entitentitles me to be to a bab. >> hso he was the god father. >> it took us seven years to have a baby. he scal called from morocco andd "i named your child" i naimed it the one that took a long time to come. when she sees me she will see an old man and start crying. >> you know him. how ask tha is that different. >> when you saw him off the platform he was so natural and so inclusive. anyone who was around him, especially children he made a big deal with, there is great pressure with having that iconic status being the president and the expectations and wh

star jessie james. and beating kansas city. 35-28. the chiefs lost 3 straight after starting the season 9-0. segue to the nba. a blackout in the arena form he known as arco. starting the kings, now, a hero. knocks it down. warriors by 3 at the half. seth curry going ahead. 8 seconds left. here is how it ended. thomas, trying to play beat the clock. >> on 3, on 3. on 3. >> thomas, to the rim, bogus, the shot, he got the rebound. warriors win. >> warriors hang on, 115-1then. you got to do it at both ends. >>> coming up tonight on "gameday." david fales and chandler jones joins me in studio. the spartans are riding high after the first win over a ranked team since the year 2000. we will get out of here by telling you stanford football now is ranked 7th in the nation in the bcs. so, they are moving up but with two losses, their chances for a national championship, pretty much gone. >> you and will talk about the 9erss too? >> how can i forget them. >> all righty, thank you. >>> that will do it for this edition of kpix news "60 minutes" is up next. the latest news and weather is always on kpix5.c

these titles were included in the kansas -- "kansas city star" top book of the year.

i think the language is something where they are being asked to say -- this is how the kansas city star with care and loyalty and put the interests of the organization first. a lot of states people said, wait a second. you're not supposed to put the interest of the organization ahead of the people who elected you. >> karen, a.l.e.c. has been under intense criticism over the last two years. this group has existed over the last 30 years. they're doing everything they can to prevent leaks, to prevent people from going to the media and informing the world about what's going on. at the end of the day, a.l.e.c. is a corporate lobbying organization. they help corporations develop model legislation and distribute it among legislators. and although they say that they are all about the constitution and limited government, at the end of the day, if you look at the details of the bills, this is all legislation that helps corporations extract giveaways from the government. it's a little bit ironic that they would need a pledge of allegiance to a lobbying group if they really are about limited govern

now the belcher family tells the kansas city "star," they too suspect cte. on friday, belcher's body was exhumed to be examined. cte can only be analyzed after death by analyzing brain tissue. one year of inter. may or may not work. >> our brains are really important to us and we can't keep hitting them the way that we have been. so that doesn't mean stop playing these great sports. it means trying to reduce the amount of head trauma at an early age all through every level of play. >> now, mlb has released a statement t. league says they've met with freel's family personally and expressed our feelings about ryan and our continued efforts to provide a safe environment for our players. they pledged to remain proactive on concussions and head injuries. kate. >> all right, elizabeth, thank you so much. let talk more about how this could have on the world of sports. are the mlb gearing up for major changes in how their athletes play? >> reporter: obviously, we seen a lot of changes, kate, in the national football league. they've obviously changed the way kickoffs

because he's supposed to be with the spice girls and he supposed to be with rock stars where that was wonderful church city was wearing which were wonderful but this is again this kind of spinning mandela to the way we want to see him go ahead jeremy. well i think i'll just go back to point out like to make here we've been talking mostly about the economy and the redistribution and so on and so forth and not a huge amount of change there at the macro level i think when it comes to mind i really don't think mandela himself had a great deal to do with economic policy in the period when he was president he was much more concerned with what i think he would regard as sort of higher things and that is basically trying to stave off the violence that i think almost everybody thought would would would be characteristic of whatever sort of transition took place in south africa and i think without sort of being haiti a graphic i think his great legacy is not so much on the economy because as we've been saying this to the lot to be desired there in some respects it's even got worse but. at the end of the one nine hun

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stars. >> oklahoma city have to make adjustments. other players have to pick up the sack.or the oklahoma city thunder kc winning 4 of 11. the thunder lost starting point west brook until the all-star break, after undergoing knee surgery. he is expected to miss 27 games. kevin durant without his running mate. durant with the jumper. he'll have to pick up the offensive slack. and trying to find the open man - it is reggie jackson for three. durant - watch the move, a fade away. 14-28. now, durant on the break finds jackson for a high percentage shot. >> fourth quarter, you liked that. josh mcroberts for the win. thunder escape 89-85. >> heat on the road. lebron and company. chalmers to lebron, finishing. worth another look. i think he knows he was there - i'll guessing. >> rudy gaye with the jumper. 26 points on the night. final seconds, game tide. lebron looking for the win beyond the ark. it won't go. in the extra period isaa for three. kings sealing the deal. thomas drives, but de-marcus cousin finishing. 108-103. lebron limps off, tweaking a sprained ankle. >> we turn to

flats and their poor condition just some of the things that are turning prayers into a city of broken dreams are two stars are silly reports it all looks great on paper but anyone with an aspiration of living in central paris quickly discovers the nightmare and becomes looking for a flat here this picturesque center of the city might as well have a sign that says off limits to anyone with a tight budget but if you must prepare for very tight quarters when you first arrive to the fight i was completely shocked because this was the smallest area that i've hung myself ever but i didn't look it's from here to here. danika pay seven hundred seventy year olds for this tiny twenty square metres central paris flat in the popular lot in quarter area plus another hundred for bills and internet she chose convenience over price a choice that's not quite there for others like sabina who lives just outside paris with three other people her bedroom in the basement. but it was about five hundred euros when i moved to so. i was looking on internet for a place with five hundred euros couldn't find anything really. expensiv

city-wide. i believe aaron star from the planning department is going to be here soon and can also help answer technical questions. we had been in discussions with staff about looking at expanding these cottage food provisions to other activities. right now this with cottage food we would continue to have the discussions and really appreciate the work of christian and regina with their office and the conversations we've been having. i did want to make one additional detail about the cottage food ordinance. it allows for one person to be hired and to work out of the operation, which is not allowed right now. so, that is one of the specific provisions that's allowed in the ordinance. my understanding is that there have been some discussions at the committee level of the small business commission about the planning department's fee that would be charged to help -- to review the cottage food application. this is really a permit that's going to be approved by the department of public health and would get referred to planning similar to the way that restaurant applications are handled. we understand that conc

the kansas city star was rated more in favor of reform than all of the other major newspapers in the united states combined. as nelson told an interviewer, "i do not want the editorials to be a lot of literary essays. i want to get things done." he followed up with an editorial in the "star" that rejected the builder- he is a recall to his work rather than a man on horseback. after his arrival from africa, talk about his candidacy. napoleone clubs like in the spring of 1910. >> the impact on the american progressive movement to win back the white house, sunday on c- span three american history tv. "washington journal" continues. we want to welcome back to the program hakeem jeffries, sit on the wedges committee. --sits on the budget committee. congress near to a budget deal. what do you know? ryan: i know that chairman and chairwoman mary have been working along with the other members of the conference committee to arrive at an agreement, which is what congress should be doing. we need to increase or reduce the harmful impacts of the sequester, as it relates to what took place this y

world'sonder where the star students are located, look no further than shanghai. that chinese city has ranked top in math, reading, and science among teenagers. a new global report says that east asian schools are at the top of academic excellence by tackling tough classrooms and abandoning rote learning. things were not so good for students in the united states. a 15-year-old there jailed in math and were average for reading and science. france is above average in reading and writing but has reading and math, now in 20 fifth place. we leave you with that. you are watching "france 24." >> i am joined on the set by mrs. rush -- -- what is making headlines this morning? >> we start with syria and the question of bashar al-assad. i will go straight away the independent newspaper in the u.k.. bashar al-plicated assad in war crimes. you can see the piece there. the u.n. is keeping full lists of suspected war criminals. the evidence -- until the evidence is requested for an incredible -- four a credible investigation. more broadly on the situation seery, it is a story not being covered a

his father, a detective sergeant for a nearby police department, told "the kansas city star," so muching makes my son look to be the one to blame. those that know my son know he's not a thief and how good a man he is. the mystery is growing. police releasing all four people who were being questioned. at this point, no suspects in custody. authorities say it will be four to six weeks before toxicology and autopsy results are returned. then, they will determine if charges will be filed in this case. robin? >> wait and see. alex, thank you. >>> now, to the courtroom showdown over the multimillion-dollar portrait of the late farrah fawcett. at issue, who owns the andy warhol painting? her long-time partner, ryan o'neal, taking the stand and saying it's his. nick watt has more. >> reporter: the time was 1980. and the place, andy warhol's factory. he created two near-identical portraits of farrah fawcett. and 33 years later, ryan o'neal is choking back tears in court, remembering his late love, and fighting to keep one of them. now worth millions. and he says, laden with sentimental value.

. >> in a survey of major newspapers made in 1909, the kansas city star was rated more in favor of reform than all the other major metropolitan newspapers in the united states combined. as nelson himself told an interviewer in 1910, i do not want a star's editorial to be a lot of literary essays. i want to get things done. up historyowed teachers on past performance with an editorial in these are that rejected the notion that roosevelt was a man on horseback who would seize power and become dictator. he is a builder recall to his work said the paper, not a man on earth. after roosevelt hospital rival from africa, they talked about the candidates you -- candidacy. there were clubs formed. newspaperact of publisher william nelson on the american progressive movement and teddy roosevelt's campaign to win back the white house. colombian president juan manuel santos was in washington this week for talks with president obama. he spoke at the national press club about his country's free- trade agreement with the u.s., the war on drugs, and peace talks with colombian rebels. this is one hour. >>

stars for an exhibition game in the capital city of pyongyang to market leader kim jong un's birthday on january the eighth rodman arrived just a couple of weeks after the execution of kim's uncle in a dramatic political poetry. a lot of people in america don't prove what i'm going to do one but that's not my problem you know a lot of people want to come over here and do some special things that's not my problem actually and you know i'm not a. investor i'm not just come over and meet the leader. emotional like a mother to. the best fourteen to prepare a great game for the leader for his birthday. meanwhile in the n.b.a. there was bad news for the l.a. lakers a superstar kobe bryant is expected to be out for six weeks after injuring his left knee in a game in memphis bryant has already missed eight months due to a torn achilles tendon he joins fellow god steve nash and steve blake and jordan farmar on the sidelines though the team haven't ridden off that playoff hopes. for the article you know. we would have a. third of the way through to get into the groove. it's just. no point. for

governor rick perry proposed a brands new tax on strip clubs to balance the lone star state's state budget. and the cityntiac, michigan, sold the silverdome, former home of the detroit lions. completed in 1975 at a cost of $55.7 million, roughly $238 million today, pontiac sold it in 2009 for $583,000. about 1% of what it cost to build. they netted just about enough cash from the deal to buy a nice three bedroom in phoenix. there is harrisburg, pennsylvania. they racked up a $310 million debt by failing to fix a broken trash incinerator. so steven reed, the mayor at the time, did what any responsible mayor would do. he used the money that could have gone to fix the incinerator to travel the country and collect $8 million worth of artifacts for a proposed wild west museum. located in harrisburg, pennsylvania. stockton didn't go the wild west route. they did something even more desperate. faced with huge deficits, they made drastic cuts to municipal services, including the department of public works, the fire department, and a full 25% of their police force. >> there have been a lot of people who said par

. >> in the survey of major newspapers made in teen 09, the kansas city star was rated more in favor of reform than all the other major metropolitan newspapers in the united states himself area as nelson told an interviewer in 1910, -- i don't want the stars editorial to be a lot of literary essays. i want to get things done. up hisfollowed strictures on past performance rejectedditorial that the notion roosevelt was a man on horse back and seized power and become addict ater. he is a elder recalled to his work said the paper, rather than a man on worse back. after roosevelt's arrival from africa, mid-talk about his candidacy, there are clubs formed like napoleon in the spring of 1910. >> the impact of william rockhill nelson on the aggressive movement and teddy roosevelt's campaign to win back the white house sunday on american history tv. >> unemployment insurance benefits are set to expire on december 28. earlier today, democratic steering and policy committee held a hearing on what that will mean for close to 1.3 million people. this is an hour and a half. >> good morning, everyo

. >> in a survey of major 1909, the made in kansas city star was rated more in favor of a reform than all the other major metropolitan newspapers in the united states combined. as nelson himself told an interviewer in 1910, i don't want the star's editorial to be a lot of literary essays, i want to get things done. nelson followed up his strictures on past performance with an editorial that reject the notion that roosevelt was a man on horseback who seized power to become dictator. he is a gold are recalled to his work, said the paper rather than a man on respect. after roosevelt's arrival from africa amid talk of his candidacy, there were clubs formed, back from elba clubs, like napoleon. >> the impact of william rockhill nelson on the american progressive movement and teddy roosevelt's campaign to win back that is latere today on american history tv. after the war, things escalate so quickly. a moment that seems so loving can just turn and flip and be so out of control. and it one of those days ended with adam packing to leave and him going to his things and seeing a hidden handgun.

. >> coming to you from the great white way and new york city, we're about to sit down with a new star of the hit musical after midnight, fantasia. ♪ >> what iyou're going to hear i not really a show with story line, but you'll feel like you're in the club and there are different acts coming out doing gift things. different things. ♪ >> welcome back to broadway. >> i know. it's really great. >> what is the best part of being back on stage? >> with me this time i want to just enjoy the moment. yopg i got t i don't think i got to enjoy it the last time i was here. so young and going through a lot of thing. so this time i just want to really enjoy myself. i said i would never do it again unless it's a different kind of role and scott sanders called me, thank got for scott. think he sees something in me that i don't see in myself. and even at that time on color purple, because he did color purple, scott took me out to eat and he knows out to get me because he knows i like food. and i said scott, tell me about this play. and the first thing he said was, well, jazz music. and i said stop rig

traveling from paris to basan i just got a whole lot more convenient with a star at high speed train service to miss these two cities is now up and running. taking passengers to and from the hall to the city less than six hours the coach also told us after a three point seven billion euro investment parents and barcelona are linked to the first time buy it direct high speed train the inaugural service of riot in paris is a good deal on sunday morning. i wanted to be the first passenger to take the first train to bits it's a way of bringing the two countries closer the new range has intended journey time from paris by older monk said sixers twenty five minutes. it's just twenty minutes quicker than before. it will because my earrings another hour when he speaks in a high speed turn to continue few years. for southern france says he's the time saving is more dramatic system and it's great for us we go to spain often. it still fostered to flight from paris to barcelona in an hour in a house in the air. it can be cheaper too. only three tickets will cost between fifty million and two hundred and seventy euro is one low

. >> in a survey of major main, the kansas city star was rated more in favor of reform than all the other major metropolitan newspapers in the united states combined. as nelson himself told an in 1910, i don't want the stars editorial to be a lot of literary essays. i want to get things done. up on pastowed performance with an editorial in the star that rejected the notion that roosevelt was a man on horseback who would seize power and become a dictator. he is a builder recalled to his work, said the paper, rather than a man on horseback. after roosevelt's arrival from africa amid talk of his candidacy, there were clubs formed like napoleon in the of 1910. >> the impact of newspaper publisher william rockhill nelson on the american movement sunday at span 3.stern on c- >> representative greg walden, chairman of the house energy subcommittee on communications technology on his plan to update the communications act covering television and other media. speaking at the hudson institute, the oregon republican says the update would help programmers that are trying to better serve their customer

. >> in a survey of major the kansasin 1909, city star was rated more in favor of reform than major metropolitanapers in the united states combined. as nelson told an interviewer, i do not want the editorials to be a lot of literary essays. i want to get things done. pastllowed up on performance with editorial that rejected the notion that roosevelt was a man on horseback who had seized power and become a dictator. after roosevelt's arrival from africa amid talk of his candidacy seeing -- amid talk of his candidacy, -- impact on president roosevelt's campaign to win back the white house. >> things escalate so quickly. a moment that seems so loving can turn and be so out of control. this is one of those days. it ended with adam packing to leave. is the deal? i just want to take this and sell it. i'm going to need some money. on top of the other pressures, they have no money. gun, and hed the came a with a shotgun, and try to jam it at her. just so she would pull the trigger and kill him. , shedescribe in the book wanted to. >> the return home is half the story. david finkel follows the men of the

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constituent councthe city counc will pay him $650,000. >> a new star takes the south bay pride very seriouslythe ci $650,000. >> a new star takes the south bay pride very seriously. >> are you looking for the perfect gift this holiday season? >> one of a kind items you can't find anywhere else. san jose made is a seasonal retail store featuring local artists that opened last month in the south bay and will remain open until the end of the year. shoppers will find jewelry, art and even greeting cards. the concept was invented when owners tried to showcase their own products. >> we went around selling our wares and there were different markets at fairs so we saw different local vendors and fair goers and designers at the fair and at the markets so we decided to put one together because we felt like it wasn't really done correctly. >> it is located on the first floor across from white house black market. >> i know exactly where that is. i wonder if they have something for the perfect meteorologist. you won't need a scarf next week. >> that's good. maybe an umbrella soon? yes. maybe not until nex

. >> in a survey of major newspapers made in 19 nine -- 1909, the kansas city star was all0 more in favor over the other0 metropolitan newspapers in the united states kind. -- combined. not want this to you a lot of literary essay. i want to get things done. nelson followed up his strictures on past performance with an editorial that rejected the notion that roosevelt was a man on horseback. he is a builder recalled to his works. after his arrival from africa, there were even clubs formed back like napoleon. >> the impact of william rockefeller nelson on the progressive movement in the campaign to win back the white house. later today on c-span3's american history television. >> there are tables out in front with pamphlets prior to entering the gun show. they are all how the government is trying to move away. the government is doing this and obama is doing that. those are the guys i wanted to talk to. this. they said who are you? i am an academic. doing research on these organizations and ideas to try to understand this. i study many believe the stuff. they say you look at me suspiciously

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city. john: that ishy just well established stars who are willing to speak up and performers like drew careyarett centralized government to tell us what color to paint our house. john: but maybe the entertainers cannot comprehend. let's close that whenhey say government must act to protect privacy on the web? penn gillette said this beckett is not the governmentts business to protect your privacy from facebook. if facebook does things that people don't like everybody will leave facebook and a lot of business. all you need is free speech and free markets. john: free speech to free markets? that is about all we need. that is our show. see you next week. gerri:. >> i am denis deal tonight the jobs report rocks on austria but jumping get the national debate whether to boost the minimum wage and extend to receive unemployment benefits and there's a laundry and emergency? but the real reason obamacare is failing and ready far deeper than on the web site also of are the katy imperial bureaucracy in washington bureaucrats ever reaching lke never before coming up.