else you hear sees some other part of it and realized everything you thought you don't know i'm tom parker is a big. fat . are you ready to rumble joining me for tonight's big picture rumble neil mckay mccabe excuse me columnist with human events richard a follower democratic strategist and advocacy director for the young democrats of america and tony katz host of the toady katz radio show on the all patriots radio network i hate radio guys i got us a little bit of ok headship gentlemen see pac is in town and beyond all the over the top rhetoric about president obama the republicans. don't seem to have much to be excited about santorum has taken three states romney still looks like the inevitable nominee gingrich is in the tank he's van't well the guy was funny and in this seems to stop giving him his money in fact shelly adelson has said now he'll give some money to romney if you know if he gets it and on top of that the economy is improving there's a new poll showing twenty percent of republicans today would likely vote for obama and you know this is pretty scary so how much of a bummer

booker faison, joe griffin, bill narcese, tommy narcese, tom parker, johnny gray and earl want. they wanted to challenge that segregation system at terrell park. and they joined with three black lawyers, two young lawyers from beaumont, theo johns and elmo willard, who had just graduated from howard university in washington. and then a black lawyer from dallas, u. simpson tate, the naacp lawyer for texas. and they put together a lawsuit against the city of beaumont. and it was booker faison versus elmo beard versus the city of beaumont. that was in the summer of '55. and in order to set up the case, several of them went out to the golf shop at the terrell, offered to pay their money. they were refused. and so they got the case set up like that. and then after they set up the case, then johns and willard and tate filed the suit papers in beaumont, challenging the fact that they were not permitted to play the terrell because of their color. and the new judge, he had just been appointed recently, was lamar cecil. and so judge cecil had to handle this new case that was coming in. jo

or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom parker is a big issue. me to forgive you. if you see fifteen. minutes. of such and such you. is it the beginning of the end of the war leon panetta says the u.s. troops will leave afghanistan by next year but as the u.s. looks forward to the endgame we'll take a look back at the executive war and question what exactly has been accomplished. and while the u.s. army looks to make a quiet exit from afghanistan hillary clinton is getting awfully rowdy at the u.n. security council meeting in syria even bolian countries in the cinema ship will bring you the very latest from new york. where they asked me as the president of the bank if they could stand spam i'm going to say you know i don't know. and say the darndest things unfortunately these people are the politicians we elect to lead the country i guess ignorance isn't always bliss. it's thursday february second five pm in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t. well the end of an era on the horizon in afghanistan u.s. secretary of

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we have learned from cnn's tom larsen who interviewed captain mike parker with the los angeles sheriff'stment that a second arrest has been made with respect to a second teacher at the elementary school. the teacher has been removed from the classroom. we do not know if this is related to the first case. we will learn more information. apparently the sheriff's department will release additional information at 1:00 p.m. today pacific tile. >> and what i find interesting, turns out the los angeles teacher who is charged with taking those lewd photos of students was investigated way back in 1993 and a gerl beingir mark brent of trying to fondle her but prosecutors dropped the case. why did they do that? >> you wonder if he had been perhaps arrested and taken out of classroom at that time that we wouldn't still be hearing about this alleged abuse. a district attorney spokeswoman said in a statement that the case was rejected because there was insufficient evidence to prove a crime had occurred. question know a 10-year-old girl reported that he tried to upon kell her, her mother reported it t

pierre tom vilsack who will offer his unique perspective on the role that governors would peg in addressing childhood hunger as well as opportunities for state and the federal government to parkerk at the new child nutrition laws. we'll hear from representatives from two major companies who are leading efforts to partner with governors to solve childhood under issues. one of the opportunities we have today is to understand better how we can create and leverage public's-private partnerships or maybe it is as simple as part 9 with wal-mart or dominion to address child under issues. with that, i will introduce our very first honored guest. he seems to be on a downward trending career path. he is now the secretary of agriculture but at one time he was a governor and before that he was a mayor. you're definitely heading the wrong way career-wise. he is the 30 as secretary of agriculture and was appointed by the president in january of 2009. one of the things he is working on as revitalizing our rural communities. i am fairly certain your states like tennessee in that our biggest economic challenges tend to be in the rural areas. the former governor understands that well and i think

pierre tom vilsack who will offer his unique perspective on the role that governors would peg in addressing childhood hunger as well as opportunities for state and the federal government to parkera look at the new child nutrition laws. we'll hear from representatives from two major companies who are leading efforts to partner with governors to solve childhood under issues. one of the opportunities we have today is to understand better how we can create and leverage public's-private partnerships or maybe it is as simple as part 9 with wal-mart or dominion to address child under issues. with that, i will introduce our very first honored guest. he seems to be on a downward trending career path. he is now the secretary of agriculture but at one time he was a governor and before that he was a mayor. you're definitely heading the wrong way career-wise. he is the 30 as secretary of agriculture and was appointed by the president in january of 2009. one of the things he is working on as revitalizing our rural communities. i am fairly certain your states like tennessee in that our biggest economic challenges tend to be in the rural areas. the former governor understands that well and i t