>> well, there are four thomas brothers. norman thomas was the old e. oldest. they lived, actually, had pretty much the same background. they were the son of a presbyterian minister who was pretty conservative in his ways although very much of the widespread progressive ethos that held that times were getting better. um, norman went to princeton where he loved debate. he knew woodrow wilson there, his college president and professor. took every chat he could with woodrow wilson. after wards he became a minister. he wail went to work in the tenments on spring street right across the eye land where he was exposed to some pretty extreme degradation. there was this movement at the time called the social gospel movement which held, basically, that the point of christianity was not just to enter heaven, but to establish a kingdom of god on earth. and this is very much main line protestant thinking. so tons of young men coming out of, you know, the kind of middle class and sort of thought that they were obligated to try and make the world a better place. he then you n

louisa thomas, thank you.now we have instructions, which you must follow conscientiously. >> so, people have questions they can come right up here for them. >> this gentleman has been taking notes. that's never a good sign. >> could you talk about norman's inspiration by john reed? >> john reed, john reed is more, norman became a socialist in 1918. john reed, there was a russian revolution that happened in 1917. and john reed, like many liberals across the world, was0 hugely inspired by that. norman was, too. so was walter lippman, and so was woodrow wilson. woodrow wilson's words and he said basically -- i think norman became, norman was not kind of inspired by the utopian project as john reed was.1ó and didn't consider himself a marxist. in fact, when he applied for socialist party wrote a long letter explaining why he was really kind of not totally for the socialist party. [inaudible] >> nonpartisan and i fear that the socialist party is not respectful of the social liberties. i'm not a marxist. he sent th

thomas?> kristen, take a listen to what congressman james clyburn had to say just a short time ago concerning the 14th amendment. >> with the same pen that he vetoes that short-term debt ceiling extension, he should sign an executive order invoking the 14th amendment. >> so kristen, how much of a hail mary pass is it to do that, to invoke the 14th amendment? >> reporter: well, you know, i think it's tricky, and i think standing where we are right now, what we might see before we see him invoke the 14th amendment is some sort of an extension, whether that be by ten days or longer so that this really can get worked out through congress. the president has been adamant that that's the right way to go. he doesn't want to invoke the 14th amendment. again, his counsel doesn't believe it's a winning argument, so as of right now believes they would be standing out on a him to do that. thomas? >> kristen welker at the white house, kristen, thank you. >>> joining me now is republican senator from missou

thomas?thank you so much. >>> the united nations is appealing for $1.6 billion in emergency aid to address the deepening crisis in east africa where millions of people are facing starvation. it is the result of the worst drought and famine to hit the region in 60 years. it is affecting kenya, ethiopia and south sudan and eritrea. we will is warn you that these pictures are disturbing we are about to show you and many of them are children and in the camps in ethiopia and kenya, and pleas of urgent help are coming from deep inside of the camps where many have already died. and joining me is a member of the u.s. agency for international development and aid. linda, i want to get to the opinion of what the u.s. is doing, and i want to speak specifically about secretary of state hillary clinton saying that the u.s. can provide an additional $28 million in aid for somalis suffering from the hunger, but is that enough? will et git get there rapidly eh to take care of the pictures we are seeing and ge

>> no, not at all, thomas.fact, what they have said initially is that the phone was given to her to help with that work in creating sarah's law, and that's why they gave it to her. all we have heard to this poini brooks who said she was a friend of sarah payne and can't believe this happened though many question that. >> thank you, jay gray in london. >>> and topping the news, two bulgarian women who came to the u.s. for the summer to improve their english discovered smoke detectors in their tampa apartment were actually hidden cameras. the cameras were hidden in the living rooms, and bedrooms and even the bathroom. police are investigating. >>> johnson and johnson says it plans to lower the dosage for extra strength tylenol and will lower the maximum dosage from eight pills to six to prevent e accidental overdoses. they say that acetaminophen overdose is the most common in the u.s. >>> and also, back in 2009 nowak was accused of attacking a love interest of her boyfriend. >>> and following six different attack

>> well, hi, thomas. it seems that there is a little bit of progress made here and both sides agreeing that they have to get a deal done by the august 2nd deadline which is the take awaypoint as the president said they will be working throughout the weekend and come back sunday, and that is when the president says that the hard bargaining really begins. now, the president has been pushing a big deal. so what is a big deal? white house officials tell me anything over $2 trillion, but he is pushing for more in the area of cuts that would equal $4 trillion over the next 10 to 12 years. now, this all comes against the backdrop of a report today in the "washington post" saying thatm president obama is putting social security on the table along with medicare and medicaid and when we asked the white house about this, they said, look, this is not news. the president has always supported the idea of small cuts in those entitlement programs to make them more effective as long as the cuts didn't impact beneficiaries

i'm thomas roberts. welcome back to msnbc's special live coverage of the ongoing debt ceiling debate. it's just 74 hours now the u.s. government will default for the first time in our country's history unless republicans will agree to sign on to raising the debt ceiling. and at this hour, senate majority leader harry reid is desperately trying to convince enough republicans to sign on to his version of a debt ceiling bill. this has been a day filled with backroom negotiations, dueling press conferences on all sides, white house meetings, high-level theatrics in both chambers. take a look. >> throughout this debate over guarantee i guaranteeing insane, never-before-seen in the history of this country spending, president obama has coolly stood on the sidelines. the president has no plan. only the republicans have offered plans. >> there is absolutely no excuse for this reckless, unpatriotic behavior on the part of the republicans. the republicans led by their tea party radicals are determined to cripple go

. >> louisa thomas is a great granddaughter of norman thomas who ran for six elections and the socialist is it. he was a protestant clergyman and as the lead six players coming off and worked in a tenement houses. his focus is in east harlem, his experience may have been similar had is focused on the lower east side. norman thomas dreamed of creatine in integrated harmonious new york, not ripping on the race and nationality. i imagine he would've been hurt by the families who lived in our tenement across the street. we have a recording of sicilian catholic women, josephine valdez he remembered as a coach she lived next-door to a lithuanian jewish family. on this habit she recalled mrs. roda chassis would call for josephine to turn the light on for her. 60 years later you could still hear the pride in her voice for being called upon for that task. it is entirely probable families that in our tenement, which is open until the year 1935 discussed are admired norman thomas. tonight we're pleased to discuss his life and work with louisa thomas, author of "conscience." it should be signing cop

thomas?> yeah, i was certainly going to say they have the love and respect of all of us here back in the u.s. anne thompson in frankfurt for us. anne, i can't believe you're all bundled up. the other day you weren't and now you're bundled up. >> reporter: it is freezing here. like the sun comes out and it rains and the sun goes away and then the wind kicks up and it's cold. it's the weirdest weather i've ever experienced. i can't believe in july i'm wearing a scarf and alpine socks. i am freezing. >> we've got nothing but a heat wave back here waiting on you in new york, so we welcome you home as soon as you get here. anne thompson, thanks so much. >>> the very dangerous heat wave gripping much of the nation. how bad is it going to get and how long will it last? we'll have someone from the weather channel fill us in. >>> plus casey anthony in her first full day of freedom at an undisclosed location. one of her defense attorneys tells us where she goes from here. n 100% juice. good choice. lau

>> you would think, thomas.n, mean, to me, it is co intuitive and i'm an employer looking for the best out there and working in whatever the business may be that i would discount 10% of the population and those who are arguably the most hungry for the job. i think that the premise of this is that anyone who wants the work today is working today, and i don't think that premise is accurate. so i don't like this trend. on the other hand, i don't think i like government telling these businesses what they should do in terms of their hiring and their advertising. >> well, that gets to the legality of all of it, but what about the argument that some workers wouldn't have lost their jobs if they had performed adequately in the first place? is there a place in the conservation for that? >> well, it is dependent upon the individual circumstance. i mean, what about a division, and what about a business that is downsized and they just can't control it. you might have 100 people suddenly laid off, but some real hard workers

western civilization in studio a police state update on the beating that led to the death of kelly thomas and well we were going to do a story tonight about how newt gingrich just rendered himself completely irrelevant since run for president with form a campaign of sorts tends to do that but we decided you probably don't care because there are probably more important things on your mind if you're watching adam versus the. laysan gentlemen the diva holds is nearly upon us oh. ok i'm just uncertain that by popular request but now we have our new animation to bring in our segment so let's turn to this classic to find out why we should be so afraid yes the debt ceiling it's hard to sound like a broken record right now the deadline a little earlier and that heavy international monitoring money going to. be released in the in such a long time is likely. we're going to blow your brains out america. that never gets old i never know really we're going to be doing that even after the fall day comes we do have a big special planned for next wednesday remember that the fall day is august third that'

another resident shot and killed thomas holloran. have been told that thomas was an ex- convict was arrested several years ago for issuing death threats against an ex- girlfriend and an ex-wife. >> today on the facebook fan page many viewers relieving comments and condolences for the off- duty officer, the deputy was killed in the line of duty. take a look from one of his friends, theresa says i had the honor of being one of jim's co-workers and friends. he was an amazing, funny and giving man. rest in peace. no one is surprised that your last moments here on earth where spent helping someone else. we love you. >> continuing our coverage, the rescue windsurfer is resting here. her husband says that she is doing well despite having been in the water for around 12 hours. he said the personnel came apart from the board that left her stranded in she was not able to swim in because the tide was carrying her further out into the bay. he says that this overnight or deal would not keep his wife from going back out on the water in the near fu

thomas? >> thank you, luke. let's go ahead and listen in. the president's taking the mike. >> good morning, everybody. obviously, over the last couple of days the debate here in washington's been dominated by issues of debt limit. but what matters most to americans and what matters most to me as president in the wake of the worst downturn in our lifetimes is getting our economy on a sounder footing more broadly so the american people can have the security they deserve. and that means getting back to a place where businesses consistently grow and are hiring, where new jobs and new opportunity are within reach, where middle-class families once again know the security and peace of mind they felt slipping away for years now. and today's job report confirms what most americans already know. we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do to give people the security and opportunity that they deserve. we've added more than 2 million new private sector jobs over the past 16 months, but the recession cost us more than 8 million. and that means

, a nonprofit group run by harry thomas meant to introduce underprivileged kids to sports. here's a sampling of the charges from 2007 to 2009 that the city paper uncovered after a freedom of information request. $143 at hooters. $278 at jimmy buffett's margaritaville in myrtle beach, nearly $600 at a hotel in little rock, arkansas, $150 at a steakhouse in the same city. the list goes on. these revelations follow the d.c. attorney general's civil lawsuit filed last month that alleged thomas used $300,000 in city money as a personal expense account. the attorney general listed 14 such examples in his complaint including money spent on an audi suv and golf outings to pebble beach and other courses. thomas has denied the accusations but has stepped down as the chairman of the economic development committee. he did not get back us to about this tonight. >>> another warning tonight about a potential terror attack on airplanes. it shows terror groups are going to even greater length in an effort to beat airport security. craig melvin is at dulles international now with the impact

thomas. >> carl parker, thanks. it. >> so for a look at other headlines, we're going to go to whats topping the news for you right now starting with several teens recovering this morning after being mauled by a bear in the alaska wilderness over the weekend. the teens who were on an outdoor survival program were rescued on sunday. 17-year-old samuel gossegen was one of the three teens on that trip who was attacked. he suffered life-threatening bites and puncture wounds, but his parents are saying he is happy and he is going to recover. >> we're just so grateful for cell phones and all these other things that right from the e.r. they could hand me a phone and say you can talk to him. >> well, two men suspected of beating a san francisco giants fan nearly to death are being arraigned today in an l.a. courthouse. brian stowe, a 4 it-year-old paramedic has been hospitalized ever since that beating which took place outside dodgers stadium on opening day in march. he underwent emergency surgery last week after suffering a

councilman harry thomas may have more trouble on his hands.he washington city paper just published some questionable charges on a debit card in the name of team thomas. that's thomas' nonprofit group which is supposed to introduce underprivileged kids to sports. those charges were made between 2007 and 2009. they include, $143 charges at hooters. $278 at jimmy buffett's margaritaville in myrtle beach. nearly $600 at a hotel in little rock, arkansas. and $160 at a steak house in little rock. this comes on the heels of d.c. attorney general irv nathan's civil lawsuit which claims thomas used $300,000 in city money as a personal expense account. thomas denies the accusations but has stepped down as chairman of the economic development committee pending an investigation. >>> new overnight. a car crashed into the side of a month qomry county business. the car on the side there. car slammed into the side of samantha's diner and bakery on university boulevard in wheaton. the car, which has alabama license plates, had to be flipped right side up and t

now, what's significant about this, thomas? well, it will garner the needed votes from the tea party-backed republicans and the conservative house republicans that have been there for a long time, but it make the bill almost radioactive in the united states senate, harry reid, the president, have all said they will not vote for a balanced budget amendment, which it needs to be ratified by state constitutions around the united states to become an amendment which is a very difficult thing to happen. it doesn't occur overnight. so, for that to be attached to the legislation, makes this sort of as one democrat told me laughable, because it won't move at all. the original strategy of the house gop was for it to be sort of the last thing standing to try to jam the president on and then he would reluctantly have to support this. there is no way the democrats are going to allow a balanced budget amendment to be contingent upon raising the debt ceiling. that's just a nonstarter. so, it allows speaker boehner to preserve his conference a

jim pinkerton then dares cal thomas to bring it up, thomas then dares pinkerton to bring it up, and thomaseffect speaks for all of them by saying i'm not going to touch it. here it is again. >> anybody want to bring up the subject we're not talking about today for the streamers? >> sure, go ahead, cal. >> go ahead. >> i'm not going to touch it. >> don't bother going to the fox news website to try to find fox news watch's "behind the breaks" segments. for some reason, fox news has killed the "behind the breaks" segments. and scrubbed them from their website. >>> a report from the pew research center reports the median wealth of white households is now 20 times of black households and 18 times that of hispanic households. these lopsided wealth ratios are the largest since the government began publishing such data a quarter of a century ago and roughly twice the size of the ratios that had prevailed between these three groups for the two decades prior to the great recession that technically ended in 2009. the figures show that the recession hit black and hispanic households much harder than w

the washington city paper just published the charges from the card in the name of team thomas. the group is supposed to introduce underprivileged kids to sports. those charges were made between 2007 and 2009. they include, $143 charges at hooters. $278 at jimmy buffett's margaritaville in myrtle beach. nearly $600 at a hotel in little rock, arkansas. and $160 at a steak house in little rock. this comes on the heels of d.c. attorney general irv nathan's civil lawsuit which claims thomas used $300,000 in city money as a personal expense account. thomas denies the accusations but has stepped down as chairman of the economic development committee pending an investigation. >>> one of harry thomas' colleagues will face tough questions today. the d.c. board of elections and ethics is holding a hearing in the d.c. council chair's kwame brown's campaign finances. brown's campaign committee is accused of failing to report more than $100,000 in contributions and nearly $350,000 in expenditures. the ethics board confined brown the ethics board can fine brown or refer the matter to the u.s.

evan thomas ii was my grandfather and i have that watch now.inder of more than a father's love for his family and any other family to fight for freedom it's a reminder that the conscience was not the nation it was his own. >> the book is conscience, louisa thomas, thank you. [applause] >> now we have instructions you must follow conscientiously. >> if people have questions they can come right up here for them. >> this gentleman has been taking notes. that's never a good sign. >> can you talk about norman's inspiration by the work of john reid? >> well, john reid -- in socialism of 1918, john reid, something we haven't mentioned there was a russian revolution that happened in 1917, and johnó reed, like many liberals across the world was hugely inspired by this. norman was, too. so was walter lippmann and so was woodrow wilson. and the war address he said basically russia will be asked to test before democracy. i think norman was not kind of jazz inspired by the utility in a project as john was courted and to consider himself a marxist and when h

thomas' part was pure and he said yeah, sure and that's what st.homas the group as the apostle of all. you will recall that he is famous for his doubting. he is not certain but if he is it is notusgrooviest, because he lacks trust. he said unless i see the mark of the male in his hands -- of the nail in his hands i put my finger in the mark of the nail in my hand in his side, i will not believe. this is not about faith inlessness. thomas needed to touched the wound. hearing the story second hand is not good enough. even seeing is not enough unless i put my finger in the wounds and my hand in his side, i will never believe. thomas is onto something. he does not suggest that he does not want to believe. he does not suggest that there are no wounds to put his hand on. he understands something that is lost to all the others, resurrection life involves touching the wounds. resurrection does not make those wounds go away. resurrection gives the woman's power -- gives the wounds power when they touch people like the one leopard intend to turn around to th

on the sixty five match that of thomas bjorn the forty one year old dane only knew on monday that he was playing at the event after the withdrawal of v.j. singh so bjorn and louis topped the leaderboard but just a shot behind them is a group of three including spain's make him aneath he's alongside americans and it is clever and webb simpson well the shot of the day even though this one from him in there isn't bad it still came from dustin johnson how we won for him the path three sixteenth's eventually ending that day at even par despite being for over one point. fly straight into the cup. but u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished at one i have a normal richmond he's beating to become the youngest open champion since one thousand nine hundred three made a poor start with at the first hours before covering to cardiff seventy one and that's how he was much by luke donald the new world number one and winner at last week's scottish open but the day belonged to the two front runners lewis. all of the week changes were dramatically in the gulf but. try and see if we can do

in fact most credit markets today, thomas, don't believe it.t's why the rate, the interest rate on the 30-year treasury bill has not shot up. but it may any time now. >> professor robert reich. sir, it's great to see you today. thanks for your time this morning. >> thanks, thomas. >>> while the stand-off continues on capitol hill, around the nation governors have reached across the aisle to pass timely budget and also tackle issues. andrew cuomo signed the first on-time budget and cut spending. indiana governor mitch daniels ended the year with a $1 billion surplus. and new jersey governor chris christie reformed the state pension system while shaving $1.3 billion off the budget. so the big question, why can't congress really get its act together? joining me now is vermont governor who has his own tales to tell. sir, it's great to have you on today because in your state as governor you signed a bill putting vermont on track to become the only state with a single payer health care system. in your estimation, how do you explain the achievement ga

i'm thomas roberts. battle lines are being drawn can no xron ground on a solution to our common debt. a week away from a default with investors still holding on to the belief that somehow someway both sides will come to their senses a el close a deal. last night the president and speaker boehner made their pitches to a national audience. >> defaulting is a reckless and irresponsible outcome to this debate. the new approach that speaker boehner unveiled today, which would temporarily extend the debt ceiling in exchange for spending cuts would force us to once again face the threat of default just six months from now. in other words, it doesn't solve the problem. >> the sad truth is that the president wanted a blank check six months ago, and he wants a blank check today. this is just not going to happen. >> nbc's kristin welker is live on the north lawn with the latest for us. kristin, it really was reality tv at its best last night, the president and speaker commanding the air waves when most people were

jim pinkerton then dares cal thomas to bring it up, thomas dares pinkerton to bring it up, and thomasall of them by saying i'm not going to touch it. here it is again. >> anybody want to bring up the subject we're not talking about today for the streamers? >> sure, go ahead, cal. >> go ahead. >> i'm not going to touch it. >> don't bother going to the fox news website to try to find fox news watch's behind the breaks segments. for some reason, fox news has killed the "behind the breaks" segments. a nd scru bbed them from th eir web websit i ate breakfast and got heartburn, third day this week. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexican tonight, so another pill then? unless we eat later, then pill later? if i get a snack now, pill now? skip the snack, pill later... late dinner, pill now? aghh i've got heartburn in my head. [ male announcer ] stop the madness of treating frequent heartburn. it's simple with prilosec otc. one pill a day. twenty-four hours. zero heartburn. no heartburn in the first place. great. research center reports the median wealth of white ho

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pending an invest gapgs. >>> one of harry thomas' colleagues will face tough questions today. the d.c. board of elections and ethics is holding a hearing in the d.c. council chair's campaign finances. brown's campaign committee is accused of failing to report more than $100,000 in contributions and nearly $350,000 in expenditures. the ethics board confined brown over further matter to the u.s. attorney's office for possible criminal charges. >>> there's a new warning this morning about potential terror attacks on airplanes. it says terror groups are going to greater lengths to beat airport security, including using surgically implanted bombs. kreg mehlman explains. >> reporter: u.s. officials say they have intercepted intelligence from yemen indicating al qaeda terrorists may attempt to surgically implant explosives or explosive components to carry out a suicide attack. >> we see this as the evolution of how they can try to defeat us, to get around those layers of security that we have now. >> reporter: a cell phone could be used to set off a bomb that's been implanted. under

in 1784, the congress and signed thomas jefferson the task of coming up with a way to create new states. it's not in the constitution, so we needed some kind of method for doing so. this was the proposal for new states that jefferson handed in, probably the first thing to street q. well that isn't what we got. [laughter] nor do we keep most of those names although two of them have kind of survived. but jefferson, what's intriguing to me is jefferson had a question as well, and when he issued this report and made this suggestion, she made a statement that you may not quite follow everything that he's suggesting here and i will get into that right after, you will hear the question and recognize the quest of thomas jefferson. with respect to the new states, the question to stand simply in this form, may be a ultramontane territory, that means west of the allegheny mountains and the deep delete to be disposed of so as to create the most immediate benefit to the inhabitants of the maritime states, these are the darker green states along the east. the plan would be laying it off into two or m

a new nation born in africa, welcome to "christian world news" george thomas and wendy griffith on assignment. public of south sudan seceded from the north on july 9th. part of the 2005 peace agreement that ended a 20-year world war. more than 2 million people died. the south population is heavily christian and black african, 2 groups targeted by bashar. >> joining us in gary lane. i know you covered the civil war and witnessed the suffering of christians. what does the independence mean to them? >> they have been fighting for 22 years for independence. 2 million died, another 4-5 million left homeless. they have suffered. this is the moment they have been waiting for. they wanted to stop the advance of islam into the south. many were forced to attend mosques and learn islam. this way they can practice their faith freely. >> speaking of faith, this group of people are mostly christian. >> as muslim was atempeding to reach them, this is a christian group call the sudan people's liberation army. they stood up against this islam islam islamic ra sheem trying to get them to become muslim. it is a

the leader board along with denmark's thomas bjorn when lewis was playing in the same group as veteran tom watson the man he was named after made for birdies in a row to set the lowest ever round by an amateur in the tournament one hundred forty year history an incredible first round for him he could do no wrong and his sixty five match that of thomas bjorn the day knowing you on monday that he was playing at the event after the draw v.j. seeing you on and lewis the overnight leaders from yesterday but just a shot behind them is a group of three clearing spain's me. he's alongside americans lucas glover and webb simpson well the shot of the day even though this from him it isn't bad at all came from dustin johnson how we won for him the past three sixteenth eventually ending the first day even despite being for over one point straight into the cup this one meanwhile u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished one over par the northern irishman whose beating to become the youngest open champion since eighty ninety three made a poor start with the holes before covering the card

and sen actor and businessmen thomas still poor. in a mystery in the middle ages if some tattered ours had yelled you names why are you fortifying your town we want her jewelry i see you're building walls no one wants to climb over that but that's how i see the radar it's just a wall against anyone who would threaten the area with ballistic missiles. and he crossed the most is when i could go. all three of us have signed it right. but that's just great eunice. hurry up. the owner says. he's going around. where are we mr who. we are now out of the former soviet army installation. and they were supposed to be underground nuclear silos here with hidden missiles. out there. you can see the underground shelter or bunker. out of the port and they are probably tracks here for bringing out missiles. rockets reached. it's. here's another vent from underground about from your peers another. i'm about to come on it's closed so no one knows where it goes underground a minute of esteemable put up a lot and. it was all guarded our guards were at

thomas is live at a acquatic park with more on that. thomas? are here almost deserted park and hard to believe just about an hour ago this area was packed with thousands of people enjoying the sky light up with fireworks. now if you weren't one of the 200,000 people here to watch the fireworks we can give you a glimpse of what you missed. few words to describe it fireworks so let's let them speak for themselves. spectacular started late but couldn't disappoint. normal were happy faces in the fireworks display. and beautiful showers of multi-colored sparks. that was what little if girl liked the most. >> it was nice and they had a rainbow. >>reporter: lieutenants of ooh, and awe from the audience. i asked this 2-year-old what she liked. did you lake the fireworks. >> yes. >>reporter: what did you like about them? >> cool. >>reporter: cool describes but for this girl it was more than cool. >> it was awesome. it was great. >>reporter: first time. >> yes. >>reporter: really. >> yes, >>reporter: there were a lot of out of towner tonight and from ora

the opening thomas bjorn throws down the gauntlet with a stunning round of sixty five hundred forty three to show the championship under way it was in george's. while maintaining the defense all the brazil reached the quarterfinals of the copper america along with our quite pensacola. last west meets east usa will take on japan in the final of the women's world cup. the first to go and he didn't know he would be playing at all before monday but thomas bjorn is a surprise leader at the british open but saying defied the winds to fire a super five on the past sixty five to lead the opening round while u.s. open champion warry mcelroy is currently too over after thirteen homes well there's been windy conditions on the opening round and the players tasted those during a practice sessions on forms that among them was tom watson at sixty one the american is a rank outsider for the tournament and he's almost forty years older than favorite mcelroy but that isn't worrying the veteran who's won eight majors he surprised the golf ball in two thousand and nine and he let the final round of the open

open champion lucas glover joined overnight leader thomas bjorn has fallen one shots behind. while the shot of the day belongs to veteran tom watson the american seen a stunning holy one hour three six but his talk with the man of the moment. they're quite the stuff dreams are made of but. if your english is pretty good but. i'm going to go with look for the car so we got to we can you know got thirty six holes in tough conditions and you know it's could be anybody anything can happen i'm going to get to. work when the weather any links. i have to cycling and stage thirteen of the tour de france proved to be a stroke of good fortune for a former tour leader torre who solved the no way jim had been sporting the yellow jersey for the best part of the previous week was finally the first inch line on the stool coming off a late surge tonight jeremy boy is stage victory the frenchman actually had to settle for third in the end after also for behind him back at the big money pretty well yet another local favorite thomas bertrand stayed in the overall lead off the pension almost nin

but first a goal and he didn't know he would be playing at all before monday but thomas bjorn is the surprise leader at the british open the dane defied the winds to fire a super five on the past sixty five to lead the opening round while u.s. open champion rory mcilroy is currently two over par after thirteen homes well there's been windy conditions on the opening round and the players tasted those two in the practice sessions on thursday among them was tom watson at sixty one the american is a rank outsider for the tournament and he's almost forty years older than favorite michael roy but that isn't worrying the veteran who's won eight major is he surprised the golf world in two thousand and nine when he led the final round of the turnberry in scotland before losing in a playoff to stewart cink the watson says you know how to tackle this links course . it takes takes. every bit of it would put a golfer has to play this golf course or play it well meaning you have to drive it well he had your premium on approach play this golf course the weighted shot to get the shot at the right di

open champion lucas glover joins our overnight leader thomas bjorn his ball and one shots behind. while the shot of the day belongs to veteran tom watson the americans in a stunning holy one are three six but this car was the man of the moment. i just really made it. pretty good but. i'm going to go with the photographs that we got here we can you know get very sick so easily controlled conditions it. could be anything anything can happen i'm going to get to. where they're going to. have to cycling and stage thirteen of the tour de france proved to be a stroke of good fortune for former tour leader for herself norwegian who'd been sporting the yellow jersey for the best part of the previous week was finally the first inch line on the stool coming off a late surge tonight during the rory is stage victory freshman actually had to settle a third in the end after all safely behind her back at the big money pretty yet another local parish thomas burke stayed in the overall lead competition in mice and nine minutes behind in the palace and. football now and two time former russian champ

history an incredible first round for him who could do no wrong and his sixty five match that of thomas your day knowing you on monday he was playing at the event after the draw of v.j. seeing you on and lewis yeah even i think it is from yesterday but just a shot behind them is a group of three clearing spain's. he's alongside americans and you can see clever and webb simpson well the showing of the day even though it is from human it isn't bad at all came from dustin johnson only one thing in the past three sixteenth eventually ending the day even despite being for over one point straight into the cup this one meanwhile u.s. open champion and favorite rory mcilroy finished one over par and all norrish when he's beating to become the youngest i can champion since eighty ninety three made a poor start with. covering i seventy one and that tally was much my new world number one link downward but if you belong to the two front runners you all their mcelroy stress is still a long way to go. the week changes were dramatically. but. that's part of for them. and see if you can do the same ter

this will challenge the american people and this gingrich agrees with our president thomas jefferson and frankly most of the other founders of this country let's break it down first newt's assertion that the congress can pass laws that limit the powers and the behavior of the supreme court constitution in section two of article three which establishes that the judiciary does give the congress the power to define and limit what the supreme court and it cannot do here's the exact language and supreme court shall have apologized diction both as to law and fact with such exceptions and under such regulations as the congress shall make yes that's what the constitution says in plain black and white if congress disagrees with for example the citizens united decision or the bush v gore decision they can simply pass a law that says that the supreme court has overstepped its authority and that's the end of a why do you ask the founders write it this way he has to answer is really very simple they wanted the greatest power to be closest to the people. and congress is up for reelection every two

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maybe thomas crown could have been foiled by that, too.e'll talk to you in a few minutes. >>> meanwhile, weather, reynolds wolf live from atlanta. wow, 5:07 in the east. and we're watching "atlantis" and whether there will be a takeoff today. >> i'm watching the story you reported on, like the guy walking out with a trapperkeeper. crazy. >>> and flight delays, doesn't matter where you sit, there will be delays in miami, tampa, atlanta. same with new york met rows. d.c. metros, late day thunderstorms might keep you on the tracks for an hour. same in memphis and cincinnati. the same thunderstorms may keep the shuttle on the launchpad. here's the reason why. you see the area of low pressure, the tropical disturbance drifting up toward tampa. as it does so, more cloud cover, with that scattered showers and storms. could see storms across the northern plains, too. for kennedy space center, shuttle atlantis, 82 the temperature. wind out of the south-southwest at 12. again, it doesn't look good. we'll have more on travel if you happen to be stayi

hace en dos sesiones y no es una opcion para quienes buscan resultados inmediatos. <8>4>))) yezmin thomascedimiento es de 4,000 dolares y actualmente solo lo practican 3 doctores en estados unidos, yezmin thomas, telemundo cu ---en mxico, las autoridades de salud han puesto en alerta al pas por un posible brote de sarampin. take vo ---la enfermedad fue diagnosticada en una beb que lleg al pas en un vuelo desde paris.. causando mucha preocupacin ya que un caso de estos no se daba desde hace 4 aÑos. ---el gobierno anunci que comprar ms de 3 millones de dosis de la vacuna contra el sarampin y ha recomendado a la poblacin comenzar a inyectrsela. take vo ---en ese mismo pas, un sacerdote ha organizado una marcha por la ruta que transitan los inmigrantes en el sur de mxico en camino a los estados unidos.. ---organizaciones no gubernamentales y activistas se unirn a este movimiento la proxima semana para mostrar el riesgo que encaran a aquellos que buscan una nueva oportunidad de vida.. ---la marcha pasara por chiapas y veracruz y transitar puntos conflictivos donde muchos migrantes son secuestr

i would say that thomas jefferson's influence was the most pervasive in this generation. they frequently talk about him. as a hero, henry clay looms large, as does george clinton and--i'm sorry, not clinton--george clinton; his nephew dewitt clinton, because he was the one who championed the--the erie canal. so those figures in my generation are important. interestingly enough, andrew jackson doesn't figure as a--as a great hero. i'm sure he was to people, but he doesn't seem to be to the people that i've read. but jefferson was important because he so clearly articulated a different conception of what a republic could be, and a d--and he had a different vision of how human beings--how--could participate in their society. and this people refer to him throughout this period. c-span: where are you from in the country originally? >> guest: omaha, nebraska. c-span: how long'd you live there? >> guest: seven years. so... c-span: where from--where did you go from there? >> guest: i went to dallas, texas, and then to kansas city, missouri, and then to evanston, illinois, and the

hello, thomas. good afternoon to you. he said it is d.o.a. and 58 senators have said they will come out to vote against it and he reiterated the call that the white house is not going to get behind anything that is not a long-term increase of the debt ceiling. but you know, people have been pushing this on this saying that past presidents have increased the debt ceiling for periods of six months much like the boehner plan would. earlier today on msnbc, dan pheifer addressed this very issue. take a listen. >> there are lots of short term debt ceiling increases in the past, but they were done in a place where it was not, where one party did not use it as an opportunity to extract their entire policy agenda or by holding the economy captive. >> reporter: now the pressure is ramping up on the president and also on congress to get something done here. in fact, some ceos of the banks have just released this letter, and we want to read part of it to you right now warning of what would happen if they don't get something done quickly, and i'm quoting

how symbolic is it to be naturalized here in monticello at thomas jefferson's home?f it this way. it is the difference between getting married at a courthouse and at a grand cathedral. she was born and raised in the former czechoslovakia. she grew up poor with few opportunities. all she ever wanted was a chance. so she packed up her life and moved to america for one reason. >> this is a free country. this is what people is. >> reporter: it took ten years for her to become an american citizen. as she puts it, it was one of the most accomplished things she has ever done in her life. >> this is me. this is me, a girl from a village in czechoslovakia. >> reporter: how has her life changed? for one thing, she can vote. she can also serve on a jury. but the big one, she can now brag to people that she is an american citizen. the mendoza family has waited a long time for today's ceremony. after safely making it out of el salvador, jose and jenny have carved out a life for themselves in virginia with two kids in school and a steady income, the last step will be completing th

we have the thomas jefferson papers, 27,000 items. >> without them, we could not tell the story of ourast. we could not explore the important personalities, the major events in the history of the country. >> that is what this place does. whether it is books, manuscripts, music, maps, photos, movies, audio -- daymark many of the pivotal events in the evolution of the united states and the world. >> in 1948, just to give you a small snapshot, we acquired one collection. 40,000 glass plate negatives. that is the first photo news agency in america. >> if he spent one minute with each photo in the library of congress, it would take 24 years to see them all. if you spent 10 minutes with each map in the library of congress, it would take you over 100 years to see them all. and what about bookstacks one day with each book would span over 60,000 years. the jefferson building tells a story of the need for knowledge and the love of books. with its ornate italian renaissance style, it harkens back to european ancestors while also moving forward and featuring elements exclusively american. bill tha

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thomas denies the accusations, but has stepped down pending an investigation. >>> one of thomas's colleagues will face some tough questioning at a hearing taking place right now. the d.c. board of elections and ethics is holding the hearing and qualm brown's campaign financing. brown's campaign committee is accused of failing to report more than $100,000 in contributions and nearly $350,000 in expenditures. the ethics board can fine brown or refer the matter to the u.s. attorney's office for possible criminal charges. >>> tibet's spiritual leader is meeting with some top u.s. lawmakers. he is in town hosting an 11-day session of prayer and peace festival at the verizon center. he's scheduled to meet with house speaker john boehner and house democratic minority leader, nancy pelosi. the white house declined to comment on whether president obama will meet with his holiness. >>> coming up, as many as 1 million people are headed to florida to watch the last shuttle launch. we'll tell you what forecasters are now saying about the chances of bad weather. and time is limited, but prices low. air fa

>> absolutely, thomas. it is an unfortunate situation we are seeing in the country and certainly needs to be addressed. >> david, it is important to point out there are eight other states limited to instruction on homosexuality. this is a map that limits instruction on homosexuality. alabama and arizona and also in louisiana and mississippi, south carolina, utah. when we think about this and see what is going on in these states, what are you hearing from your colleagues about similar rises in bullying and suicides in those areas? >> it is an issue that needs to be addressed in the country. there are individuals addressing this topic. it needs to change. youth in our schools should be able to be provided with a safe place. if they are feeling isolated or alone or in crisis, they should be able to have the resources in those schools to reach out and to be able to have those conversations whether it is with a counselor or teacher or administration. >> david, critics say minnesota school policy on homosexuality