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. >> para la policÍa de sullivan city texas, una persecuciÓn policiaca es parte de todo los dÍas. >>no rural y finalmente llega. >> el rÍo es la Única lÍnea. >> la peticiÓn al congreso washington es una. >> no hay nada para parar las drogas que cruzan este lado. >> la instalaciÓn de una cerca metÁlicas servirÍa para el trasiego diario de drogas desde mÉxico. por los caminos se pueden encontrar artificios hechos de clavos para destruir las llantas las persecuciones son mÁs complicadas, como muestra del vÍdeo los autos prÁcticamente vuelan atacar 100 pies dentro del rÍo bravo. es una lucha con participantes imaginados. >> los niÑos con sus radios avisan que la policÍa ya se fue, entonces es cuando comienzan a cruzar las drogas. >> aunque participa la fronteriza son algunas localidades las que estÁn en lÍnea de fuego. >> una que hay que saber cÓmo cuidarse. >> a lo largo de las cinco millas que tiene sullivan city con mÉxico ven al fondo la ribera mexicana se decomisan unos 4000 libras de narcÓticos. tan sÓlo los Últimos dÍas en dos casas habitaciÓn donde se encontrÓ drogas, mÁs de 1500

and he basically took these pools of investors and they routed them right into sullivan. and he's moving it to madoff. >> smith: avellino knew sullivan through bible group at this fort lauderdale church. after 1992, sullivan took on around 30 of avellino and bienes' accounts. >> avellino and bienes kept their hands in the jar. the sec action was simply a bump in the road. it was... it barely slowed them down. >> smith: bienes denies routing clients through sullivan or anyone else. >> if they called me, i said, "listen, the only advice i can give you is call bernie, if you want to get... i don't know if he'll take you." >> smith: or "call michael sullivan." >> no, absolutely not. never! >> smith: now, why does that push a button? >> because it's not so, and that's what really bugs me. >> smith: but you got people saying that they were advised... >> i don't care what people say. they're lying. >> smith: but documents show that after 1992, former avellino and bienes clients began moving their money into partnerships that were michael sullivan's conduits to madoff. avellino a

kathleen parker and from "the daily beast" andrew sullivan. romney's problem is that just when the problem started paying attention, he's looking too rich for the times. he's made slip-ups like the $10,000 bet. and his tax return showed just how rich he is. newt is not much closer to every man than romney is. he'll be dragging along his deals at k street and charge accounts at tiffanys. a poll asked about whether gingrich cares about average people? 22% says gingrich cares about the average guy. 24% says romney does. when the president framed the 2012 election this way. >> can neither settle where a shrinking number do barely well, where a growing number do well. everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules. >> well the white house, the president included oftenly believes that's going to be how the pie is sliced in america. is that's how it's going to be how it makes it in america? >> i don't think that a candidate has begun his presidential campaign and put class at the center the way president obama did this wee

andrew sullivan wrote the article that's inside. he didn't write that head liner, but he wrote the article. he argues that the president will outsmart all his critics who cannot see that he's using a long game strategy. i'm going to speak with andrew sullivan about that and republican strategist bay buchanan. it's an interesting conversation. >>> also ahead, a medical mystery in new york state. this is incredible. 12 girls from the same high school all apparently have come down with the same kind of tics, including uncontrollable twitching and stuttering. it's unclear what's causing it. it looks like tourette's syndrome. we're going to hear from some of the girls and we'll talk to dr. sanjay gupta. [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job

andrew sullivan wrote the article that's inside.e didn't write that head liner, but he wrote the article. he argues that the president will outsmart all his critics who cannot see that he's using a long game strategy. i'm going to speak with andrew sullivan about that and republican strategist bay buchanan. it's an interesting conversation. >>> also ahead, a medical mystery in new york state. this is incredible. 12 girls from the same high school all apparently have come down with the same kind of tics, including uncontrollable twitching and stuttering. it's unclear what's causing it. it looks like tourette's syndrome. we're going to hear from some of the girls and we'll talk to dr. sanjay gupta. what makes the sleep number store different? the sleep number bed. the magic of this bed is that you're sleeping on something that conforms to your individual shape. you can adjust it to whatever your needs are. so whatever you feel like, the sleep number bed's going to provide it for you. and now, the company that redefined sleep is redefi

. >> mike: martin connected on for sullivan. hoping for kennedy off the back of the goal, though, it was protected by alzner. back again. jammed it on three. alzner lobs one. kept for a moment. sent on back, and michalek has it. under 3:30 to go. michalek connects back on. sent by jeffrey. played by alzner. shoved off by sullivan. bouncing near mike knuble. very responsibly just chopped it on back. trouble for michalek because of chimera. the two of them tie and cancel. martin having some trouble. reaching in is chimera. michalek back up for knuble and a shot blocked. started up ahead. marching back on is sullivan, picking up wingers from the bench and the defensemen too. letang comes up for that one. dumps it along. karlss carlson ripped it the other way. kunitz gets across. letang comes back. 2:40 to go. back up around behind. it comes for neal. neal had trouble holding, though, and it's lifted back out. >> eddie: that area of the ice, doc, you made mention of brouwer getting the puck out. capitals have really done a good job

andrew sullivan wrote the article that's inside.didn't write that head liner, but he wrote the article. he argues that the president will outsmart all his critics who cannot see that he's using a long game strategy. i'm going to speak with andrew sullivan about that and republican strategist bay buchanan. it's an interesting conversation. >>> also ahead, a medical mystery in new york state. this is incredible. 12 girls from the same high school all apparently have come down with the same kind of tics, including uncontrollable twitching and stuttering. it's unclear what's causing it. it looks like tourette's syndrome. we're going to hear from some of the girls and we'll talk to dr. sanjay gupta. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. but once i take advil, i'm able to finish out strong. it really works! [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 let's talk about the cookie-cutter retirement advice ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 you get at some places. ttd#: 1-800-345-255

their name was sullivan, the sullivan brothers, and their story has become part of american folkloreat was more than 60 years ago, but their deaths cast a shadow that still hangs over military commanders today, and they do everything they can to prevent siblings from going to war together. there's no official military policy, but it's an unwritten rule. which is why it may surprise you, as it did us, to find five sets of brothers-- all marines-- serving together in the same battalion in afghanistan. we tracked them down to the edge of an unforgiving desert in the south of the country, where we met the beans brothers, two fourth-generation marines who went to extraordinary lengths to go to war together. we have covered a lot of stories on the war in afghanistan on "60 minutes," but this is not a story about war and battle. it's a story about brothers. >> daniel beans: we... we kind of felt like we had something to give back to our country. you know, we saw the legacy that we were handed down. and we kind of realized but... without being pushed, but we just kind of realized that, you k

presidential candidate being sued for a sot the composer of "eye of the tiger" tonight >> frank sullivan a musician and songwriter best known for hits sot in 1980's said "eye of the tiger" as a the lawsuit not about politics about music and protecting what he has. that is the iconic sot performed by hit rock that survivor back in 1982. frank sullivan now 56 years old found big member of the survivors at says newt gingrich does not have the proper license to use the song he co-wrote and owns the copyright to. lawsuit filed today rude music inc. alleging newt gingrich 2012 ink illegally using rocky 3 anthem and not only not licensed but authorized. on authorized.un authorized. >> protected the legacy of "eye of the tiger" and deserves to be protected somebody has to put their best investment forward and protect this. >> frank sullivan through rude music inc. asking for damages lawsuit however not saying what they are actually asking for in the way of damages. not the first time we have seen something like this during a political season. jackson browne 2008 said john mccain was using to be

ed sullivan the unlikeliest of hosts set a standard for a variety show entertainment that spanned the decades. >> let's hear a big round of applause. >> reporter: from sullivan to beany and cecil the seasick serpent. to the afternoon talk show, to the demographic gold mine of the teen market, the trend was obvious and ubiquitous, television was not only with us it was changing us. >> hope you will join us for your entertainment direct from san francisco. >> i saw the fireplace replace the television set as the focal pride of a room. all the furniture is arranged around the fireplace. all of a sudden it became a television set. we had to honor it as our window into the world which is very exciting. >> reporter: in the 50s and 60s, racing and roller derby reached a fever pitch of excitement. but viewers learned early on not to get too attached to their favorite shows. the power of television was such that what it giveth it would taketh away. >> we sold out the cal palace every time, very successful. but the management that we had at the time said i don't like wrestling and they knocked

the writer andrew sullivan makes a great case for the president's record so far. so how come the president and his people never do the same. and think this is over the top? let's watch. >> if mitt romney really believes -- >> corporations are people, my friend. >> -- then mitt romney is a serial killer. he's mitt the ripper. >> wow. that is from steven colbert's new superpac, which in theory, has nothing to do with him. and in practice has everything to do with steve colbert. ted koppel joins us tonight. and if the jon huntsman campaign tells us anything, it's that the republican party has not much use for a thoughtful campaign of ideas that tries to positively build bridges and not burn them down. huntsman, who once praised president obama, did the opposite today. let me finish with words from the man we honor today, martin luther king. we begin with the evangelicals helping rick santorum trying to get, well, stop mitt romney. jim garlo is the pastor of a church down in san diego. he supports newt gingrich for president. tony old pal, thanks for joining us. you c

you have andrew sullivan out there, you saw the big cover piece in "newsweek." doing as good a job selling his record as this independent voice did? >> you know, there's always room for improvement. i think we need to continue to make sure that people understand that there is a dramatic contrast between the two directions we could go. the direction that president obama is taking us including the affordable care act, which made sure millions of americans will remain on their parent's insurance. 2.5 million young people are insured who weren't before. seniors in my state and across the country have the prescription wage gap closed and beginning to close so they don't have to choose between medicine and meals. there are countless examples we'll be talking about as opposed to the direction the republicans would take us, which is to keep the wind at the backs of the people who are doing quite well. >> thank you so much. debbi wasserman, thank you. let's go to ron reagan. it's great to have you on. it seems like the independent voice out there, andrew sullivan, has do

sullivan is seeking an injunction plus damages. >>> although see it -- stephen colbert's super pac --ion commission saying it raised more than a million dollars. the document also included language from coal ber better -- p5uz now. i'mt(qedxdt(Ñi rollíyc sevenw3. dieselle --Ñiñrñrçóñr diesçó afg ejected from a truck. what a lawn mower has to do with his death. >>> imagine having major surgery but doctors are using no blood surgeries. i'm jamie costello. we'll have those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >>> here's a preview of what's ahead at 6:30. >>> coming up on world news meet a single mom who put on a hard hat and tool belt and went from minimum wage to almost $30 an hour. see how she did it. i remember the days before copd. my son and i never missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better, and that means... game

and then we have murine sullivan, the -- murine sullivan, the daisy girl scout leader. i was a girl scout. now, it is cookie time when girl scouts will be out at major stores and knocking on doors and getting in touch with family and friends to sell girl scout cookies. and you have a new cookie. >> yes. >> the new cookie is savannah smiles. i like the name savannah smiles. is it good? >> i haven't tried it yet. >> well, let's open it up and try it. it is lemon cookies, right? of course, we have the thin mints. and the significance of the cookie campaign is that when girls sell the cookies, the money that they raise helps their troops. >> yes. >> it is so important. >> yes, definitely. >> and being a scout really is a wonderful foundation for a young girl growing up into becoming a woman. it is so important. >> definitely. >> because they learn so much. they learn sisterhood, they learn how working together is important. they have so many different projects. i remember when i was a girl scout. i think i still carry some of those traits. i hope i do. aren't you happy to b

on the one hand the other lawyers at sullivan & cromwell were not his attorneys because there were as counsel of record, what color was the counsel of record, but he was of his attorney. >> the notice of inquiry is supposed to be as pragmatic one. ria said the question we're supposed to ask ourselves is, is this was a lawyer would do if they actually wanted to accomplish notice, if they actually wanted the person to get that letter? scientists contest to, if you were a lawyer in an import litigation and the sendoff and import mother to two lawyers mon-khmer principal adversary as well as to a local council be a thing may not be involved in the substance of the litigation, you don't know for a fact, but you think there is some substantial likelihood that he is not particularly involved. the sender of this letter and you get it back and test yourself, hot, should i do anything now? what would you say? >> your honor, i suspected in those circumstances i might well personally do something else. of course my prerogative as solicitor general of alabama are quite different from the prerogati

marty sullivan host: marty sullivan -- his taxes, about 500 pages, at our website.did you learn? guest: there really are no surprises from what we knew. we knew that mr. romney was a very wealthy individual. we knew he was paying a lower effective tax rate and that turns out to be true. there were no smoking guns that we can see in, anything that is inappropriate or overly aggressive. we think it is setting the stage for the upcoming campaign. it illustrates a lot of the issues that we will be seen discussed this year in the election and next year when tax reform becomes the main issue. host: let me give everybody a sense of what it looks like when you go on to the c-span.org website or the mitt romney campaign. he release these yesterday at 7:00 in the morning. the story in the new york times saying that if nothing else, they indicate just how complicated the u.s. tax code is. guest: 2010 return, that was just as federal return. he had state returns as well. yes, it does illustrate a lot of the problems or issues that are in the tax code and the complexity comes ou

suing for damages when asked if newt gingrich could continue to use the song if he got permission sullivan had no comment >>president obama held the first-ever virtual town hall meeting from the white house yesterday. the 45 minute forum streamed on gogol plus the white house you tube channel and on the whitehouse.gov web site president answered a range of questions from people who submitted through you tube including in evanston woman who wanted to know how to talk to children about economic hardships >>i would remind this generation that previous generations had tougher times ... we have always come out on top >>the town hall meeting is the latest move in the president's social media campaign which also includes twitter and facebook >>prince william is being deployed to the falklands. the prince will leave next month for training as a rescue pilot. he will spend six weeks on his tour of duty before returning home to britain the timing of this deployment is a sensitive one it is the 30-year anniversary of the falklands war prince william's on coal the duke of york served as a helicopter p

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. >> here is what enter sullivan says "with romney, you have an example of someone who made a quartern dollars by firing the middle class not to increase growth or efficiency t to enrich bain." >> i think that romney pasta busine career is analogous to john kerry's let -- romney's business career is analogous to john kerry's military career. he has made imay be not f fair game but game. the kind of thing that bain capital bid, as colbysaid, had winners and losers -- >> that is what ist is. >> it is what is, but thiss a person who is part of a company, ces in, sometimes a dismembers theselaces, moveses them even off the coast. he will be faced with that. and they pay an entirely different tax rate on their ofits. nobody focuses s on that, because it is not sexy enough, but he p pays less of a tax rate than his secretary. >> does this argument, by the time barack obama comes along -- as it lost some of its sting becaususe it is going on right now? >> that is i it the case that sunny republicans are making right now, like e how reverend wright was resolved by the prprimary of 2008 and jo

. >> the cash would have never happened if i would have hit eddie sullivan who was wide open. >> joking aside, montana and clark told the real story before the catch. >> in reality he told us two throw the ball three times over his head before he let us leave the practice field. we never threw the ball to him because he'd always done such the great job at setting the pick of the inside guy was always getting open. but this time, freddie saw that. and that's what took so long. >>> we practice it over and over again, and at practice, joe cook never really get it right. he literally too low or way over my head or under duress with three people all around him on his back foot. the magic of joe montana. he puts it in the exact spot. >> the fans were eating it up, throw to breathe the same error as the legends. >> there is greatness, you can't beat that. >> they looked pretty good. >>> shedding light on the long- term effects of pop. why one of the most serious concerns has just gone up in smoke. >> that is their perch and in the white house? michelle obama answers that question. >> and what

this guy is mike sullivan, and he is offering you fellas a tutorial, if you will, on how to make the. >> first thing you're going to need is hair tie. pull your hair back. >> this isn't your basic girly chinoyn. he takes his hair and rolls it under like a crescent roll from pillsbury. >> it's for one of where you don't feel like you want to have long hair. >> looks like a horse tail. >> i don't think steve and i really need to worry about this. >> apparently this is the knew it thing for men who have long hair. this is an article in the "new york times" about guys who are starting to sport the bun both professionally and recreationallily. >> why do i need to know how to put my hair in a bun? you're making this sound like it's a brand new innovation. >> it's not that it's an innovation. it's that it's now -- >> a trend. >> so i need this guy to tell me the bun is chic? >> you don't need to know, because you don't have long hair. but other guys out there do. >> it's weird that he would make a tutorial about this. >> i think this is super lame. can i please have my two minutes back? bec