built up under one on costumes main contract is it a wedding is around ten million dollars and tony martin the former you can constitute russia needs the actions of counterproductive. what's in it to the summit county diplomatic norms and helpful i think it helps if the rhetoric it's going to the speaker. washington has not helped the two sides to find agreement and i try to rush job is to have a good day at the bottom of time he'll be the masters of the road since steve country i think an approach which concentrated more on class discussions with russia with russia point here is a corporation like to be more successful. and you can watch tony brennan was going to be that fast and reliable fully washington's needs the eu has also acted as his morning staple on plants. how wonderful to be short on russian companies. the lake and the money. khamenei said trade between china and the wife mom to two twenty seven billion dollars in twenty thirteen at etsy europe significantly strong economic ties with moscow while another four hundred billion dollars in the same period of time. economist mark s

when we think about gabby gifford, tony martin, and school killings. how do we carry with the checks to prevent lethal vigilanteism? >> first off the gun is not the problem. the people is the problem. when you figure out how to take violence out of the hearts of men, you figure out the problem. i believe we need a stronger family life and need to do more to bring our children up to praise the sanctity of life, instead of having no feeling for life. >> executive director of the georgia carry.org. mr henry, thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you very much for having me. >> police in connecticut are investigating if a 16-year-old girl was killed because she turned down a prom invitation. she was stabbed to death inside of her high school friday morning. some students witnessed the attack as it took place. police arrested a teenage boy and are looking into reports that marr jip declined his -- marr join declined his innovatation to the prom. >> a bright light full of hopes and dreams, with her future at her fingertips. marin should be celeb

martin. >> estÁ tony dandrade para presentarnos la nueva foto del artista que estÁ jn rand controversia. >>e hoy estÁ centrada en la nueva foto que difundiÓ por twitter el mensaje que se hacen ¿se le fue la mano esta vez a cristiÁn?. >> es la foto que estÁ dando la vuelta al mundo cristiÁn castro, vestido de porrista y haciendo un movimiento obsceno, ayer pude salir del clÓset, gracias a ti ricky tu relato fue.... >> la transformaciÓn fue para la filo mÁximo de un video musical para el grupo de rock. >> hoy salgo yo, salgo yo del clÓset salgan ustedes. >> la polÉmica parece que le encanta. >> yo soy la nueva miley cirus mexicana. >> la declaraciÓn la hizo hace dos semanas en una premiaciÓn en espaÑa cuando le preguntamos por la controversias que generÓ esta imagen mi promedio de re tweets es 30- 50 no me hacen caso, o sea nada. no les importa nada pero mostrÉ tantito. >> y en seguida. >> 14 mil. >> me dieron mÁs re tweets que a obama. >> aunque se rÍen muchos se preguntan si ha ido demasiado lejos. >> no me imaginÉ verlo en esas poses. >> y estos pobres para hacerse fama por la Única forma

martin. >> para ampliar esta noticia, tony andrade se encuentra con nosotros. >> acostumbrado a hacer bromas un disco en vivo, en el que incluye 13 temas. el mensaje que escribir y la pregunta que muchos se sabe es si se le fue la mano a christian. vamos a ver. >> es la foto que le estÁ dando la vuelta al mundo. cristiÁn castro haciendo movimiento obsceno. y el mensaje? ayer finalmente pude salir del clÓset. gracias ricky martin. >> voy a ser mujer. >> la transformaciÓn fue para la filmaciÓn de un video musical de un grupo de rock de metÁlica. >> hoy salgo del closet. >> parece que la polÉmica le encanta. >> soy la nueva milie silus. >> cuando le preguntamos sobre la controversia que generÓ esta imagen. >> el promedio de re tweets es de 30,50. no les importa nada. >> me dieron mÁs re tweets que obama. >> algunos se preguntan si no habrÁ ido demasiado lejos. >> no me imagine nunca verlo en esas poses. >> para hacerse fama, porque es su Única manera de generar fama. >> no creo que haya salido del clÓset. >> es una forma de ganar propaganda. para crecer y tener imagen. si buscaba que hablen de

written one of the most definable i was so bob martin they won like six tonys by martin wrote it and he starred in it oh you in it i was not in it for long like four months i did like seventy five performances you crack the buns to other good night crowd cried a lot too much it's a very funny play but i was man in chair which was the lead character so it's and he's having an emotional breakdown on this musical goes on around and i said to my mother i man in chair she said you couldn't get a big part. it's a beautiful play would ever come back around why do they bring it back they should a friend of mine chemical him produced a bubble yet who made of full house hired me had it we do go away again i would totally if it's the right thing and i don't have to wear too many dresses and stole seven hundred treats what to a process with developing writing and then performing your comedic routines if you write all your own stuff i do if you caught yet and i do write it and what's happening now because of this book that i've just done is i'm in planning to approach stand up the same way so i t

tony. >> very cool. all right, jonathan martin for us in nashville.thank you. >>> on this gate in 1947 jackie robinson broke the color barrier in major league baseball. now, before that, blackball players could only play on segregated fields in those cities the negro leagues were often the best ticket in town. as john henry smith tells us, that includes a special field in new jersey that starting tomorrow is getting a major face lift. >> reporter: baseball is a sport with a rich history. but much like the country that popularized the game, america's past time also has a clouded history of race relations. in the 1870s, white teams and leagues were rejecting black, hispanic and native american players segregating the sport. however, this exclusion spawned an opportunity for the nonwhite athletes to play their own game. >> the negro leagues h leagues y rose from the, ashes of segregation, but out of that came a wonderful story of pry up antriumph and conquest you won't let me play i will crete a league of my own. >> reporter: by the i remember to middle

from the reverend martin luther king jr. to justice thurgood tony morrison and congressman john lewis who is coming right from the hill. all of these graduates of these schools have gone on to lead in fields ranging from politics to literature, to the arts. and for 70 years, the united negro college fund has been the financial lifeline that's allowed many of the students at historically black colleges to thrive. every year, the fund provides more than $100 million in scholarships to tens of thousands of students. over the decades, the fund has raised and distributed more than $3 billion in educational assistance. and in 1999 was the beneficiary of a $1 billion gift from the bill and melinda gates foundation. $1 billion may seem like a lot of money, even here in washington. but the need is so great that for the united negro college fund, even $1 billion will run out eventually. and that's just one of the challenges the united negro college fund faces as it enters its eighth decade. here to address those challenges is our guest today, dr. michael l. l

from the reverend martin luther king , jr., to justice thurgood marshall, to tony morrison, to spike lee, to congressman john lewis, whom we are expecting to have with us today. i think he is coming right from the hill. all of these graduates of these schools have gone ton to lead in fields ranging from politics, to literature and the arts. for 70 years the united negro college fund has been the financial lifeline that allowed many students at historically black colleges to thrive. every year the fund provides more than $100 million in scholarships to tens of thousand of students. over the decades the fund has raised and distributed more than $3 billion in educational assistance. and in 1999 was the beneficiary of a one billion dollars gift from the bill and melinda gates foundation. a billion dollars may seem like a lot of money even here in washington but the need is so great that for the united negro college fund, even a billion dollars will run out eventually. and that is just one of the challenges the united negro college fund faces as it enters its 8th decade. here to address t

tony campana. in the seventh, huddy a strikeout, went 7 2/3, 3 hits. sergio romo going to close it out, martin in the ninth. 2-0 giants the final. the series finale tomorrow with tim lincecum scheduled on the hill. >>> the grounds crew in oakland were at the park early before 5:00 a.m. today to get the field ready for a doubleheader. scott kazmir. 10-9 last year with cleveland. had inside knowledge against his old mates. freezing nick swisher in the first. sister pes december, first knock of the season, drives in coco crisp, 1-0 a's. 2-0, runners at the corners. tag on derek norris. called out. bob melvin says, i beg to differ. look at the replay, he repeals. it's hard to tell even on replay. the call stood. out. first pitch in the third from corey cluber. alberto callaspo, high, deep, low hah. two-run bomb to right. first tunnel celebration of the year for the a's. 5-0. kazmir nasty, 7 1/3 shutout innings striking out five of his former teammates in the win. >> they know me, i know them. it's a cat and mouse game. they know my tendencies, what i like to do. you kind of have to keep that in mi

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tony was going to be a witness for that. >> after we hung up, i felt like i needed to share that information with neil. >> martin told me thatand i went down to the justice center. i pulled anthony klann's file. and i discovered that he indeed had witnessed a rape and that the rape victim was a young man by the name of christopher longenecker. you don't really hear about male on male rape all that often. to me that suggests a whole other degree of violence. but then it went a step further because it was that the man who had been arrested for the rape was stoney lewis. >> the same stoney lewis who had first tipped off police that joe, keenan and espinoza might be the ones responsible for tony's murder. >> my heart just dropped into the pit of my stomach. and i'm thinking, oh, my god, the deceased in this case has witnessed a rape. and the rapist is the man who is pointing his finger at other men. >> but if neil was able to connect these two cases in an afternoon, why hadn't police and prosecutors done the same? >> the prosecutor of joe's case was carmen marino. it turned out that the prosecutor of the rape case was carmen mar