they are unapologetic to that. >> i'm not making a moral judgment against your company making more than $20 million a year off these ads. i'm not sure of the exact figure. according to figures i have seen, i have seen as much as $22 million last year. it's very profitable for you. i get that. i don't understand. it's hypercritical if you are saying we want no illegal content on the site, we are not hosting illegal activity, yet that seems to be proliferating on your site. >> let me cut to the chase. when you talk to my colleague at the bar later, he'll have his own views. let me give you the clearest problem. democrats and republicans have three times, in the last 17 years tried to ban content that would be harmful to minors on the internet. each time, a very conservative, pro-family, pro-children supreme court told congress we are a first amendment country and your law can't pass. this is a great challenge for every internet service provider out there. the core issue here is what should responsible businesses do to make america's internet safer for communities and businesses? >> you wo

milestone, a legacy of innovation, respect, and an unapologetic advocacy for equality. >> representing philippine a women's network -- and >> may i call the members of the filipino women's network to come on over? this certificate is for all of you. i think most of them are here already. when did the bodies and that the philippine population in the u.s. are filipino women, you can just imagine the contributions to the economy of america and what it is all about. i want to thank abs-cvn, the council general, and the city of san francisco, mayor lee, for this wonderful honor. thank you. [applause] >> this year, our next honoree broke barriers -- tonight, we honor bay area fashion week. >> over 25 designers, 40 models, and the finest designs, celebrating our art means celebrating our story. it is a documented, and as our designers showcase, this year we saw the first ever bay area fashion week. the event was made at a charity fashion extravaganza, hosted in the south bay. the san francisco bay area filipino-american communities eludes this milestone, a legacy of art, fashion, and the fili

>> no, unapologetically i said i want to do it.t i had unfinished business with the part on stage. i felt it's a very difficult part. >> rose: unfinished business? >> i felt i hadn't quite got there. rose: do you know why? >> well i think it grew, it matured a bit but the hard thing about coriolanus is that he's angry a lot of the time. and he's not... he hasn't got many soliloquies, shakespeare doesn't give you much whe he can reveal to you the audience once what's going on. i just felt i didn't fd all the modulations and differences. i felt there's more work to on it. >> rose: here's another clip trying to win back reman citizens' favor. roll tape. your voices, for your voices i have fought. watched for your voices. for your voices bear of wounds two dozen odd. battles thrice six i have seen and heard of. for your voices have done many things, some less some more. your voices. indeed i would be consul. >> rose: congratulations. >> tha you, chaie. >> rose: this is great. "coriolanus" opens in new york and los angeles, it will be r

we may barely make it on thursday in virginia. >> he's unapologetic.s the weird -- the virginia primary is supertuesday this year. but the filing deadline is december 22nd. to do petition signatures and make sure 400 are in each congressional district. he is holding a rally at the key bring marriott in arlington, virginia, for petition signatures. >> look, newt is very candid about a lot of things including his own campaign. you see him right there in his words he's scrambling to get on the ballot. there's a chance he might not make that ballot. that's why he's coming back from new hampshire tomorrow night. s a you said, the problem is you can get folks in rosiland and get a lot of signatures in the eighth district, guess what? the commonwealth is a big place. if he's downstate how's he going to pull this thing out? illinois -- >> indiana's is complicated one that comes in between iowa and new hampshire. i talked to veterans of the reagan campaign. that's why gerald ford was the nominee in 1976. jing rich could be in a similar situation. >> his challen

earned four pulitzer prizes by standing up to the big businesses and the government and they're unapologeticbout that. >> i'm not again, i'm not making a moral judgment against your company. which is making more than $20 million a year off of these adult services ads. according to figures i've seen, i've seen as much as $22 million last year. $2 million in one month alone. it's obviously very profitable for you. i get that. but i don't understand, it would seem to be hypocritical if on one hand you're saying we want no illegal content on the site. and we're not hosting you know, illegal activity. and yet, that seems to be proliferating on your site in the adult services section. >> let me cut to the chase. when you talk to my colleague at the bar, jeffrey tuben later he'll have his own views. let me give you the clearest example of the problem you're talking about. the united states congress, democrats and republicans in complete unanimity have three times in the last 17 years tried to ban content that would be harmful to minors on the internet. and each time, a very conservative pro family,

brilliant, controversial, unapologetic to the end.'ll revisit a conversation we had in the midst of his cancer treatment. >>> "crime & punishment" tonight. new developments in the florida a&m marching band hazing death. death of drum major robert champion jr. is now a homicide. the medical examiner officially blaming hazing. the autopsy report released just today describes a beating so brutal it caused massive internal bleeding which killed the otherwise healthy 26-year-old less than an hour later. the report laid out the final minutes of champion's life, saying, and i quote, immediately after the hazing incident, he complained of thirst and fatigue. minutes later, he noted loss of vision and soon after had a witnessed arrest. the report is talking about robert champion's heart stopping. all of this happening so fast those around champion couldn't get him to help -- couldn't get him the help he needed to save his life. as you can hear from the 911 tape. >> okay. is he awake? >> he's not -- he wasn't responding. we thought he was breat

being part of the mill -- military fighting to defend your country in world war ii and being so unapologetically anti- war? >> in my youth i saw the war as an instrument in defense of something for which are held greatest team. and most of it was through the instruction of my mother who was fiercely anti-racist. she struggled against poverty, she struggled for all the rights and dignity of a woman. coming from jamaica, she was a neat package for all of us. in her struggle, her council, i will never forget when italy invaded ethiopia. my mother's indignation at that, the great sense of crisis that existed for her was to watch these people who are like your own people from the mountains of jamaica. it is not by any stretch of the imagination the rastafarians and the tribute to the land of judah and jah and all that comes from abyssinian tradition, ethiopia was invaded by italy. my mother was furious about that the church for blessing italian soldiers to go off and kill these barefoot black people in africa at for a reason other than the loss of conquest, and she said that she felt that struggle wa

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prosecutors asked for a 15-month prison sentence for the man they repeatedly labeled as unapologetic and unrepentant. but the judge apparently found that excessive. bonds' lawyers didn't want to say what they think of the sentence but they made their it plans to appeal very clear. >> we absolutely believe that barry was wrongly convicted of a felony offense and tomorrow all of your reports will say that he was sentenced for a felony. at the moment he is branded a felon. we think unjustly are. >> reporter: because of the defense's plan to file an appeal, the entire sentence was stayed and will be delay it until the results of an appeal are determined. lawyers say that could take a year and a half or longer. >> that's fairly typical when you have a situation with simply probation or maybe home it detention. if there was a prison are sentence more likely she would not have stayed it. no surprise in this case she stayed that. >> reporter: in court, prosecutors argued that they found some of these restrictions to be a bit of a joke. a $4,000 fine for a multimillionaire? possible home conf

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. >> the american ideals of economic freedom and opportunity need a clear and unapologetic defense. and i intend to make it because i have lived it. >> reporter: a cnn/"time" magazine poll found 41% of americans say romney has the best shot of winning the general election. two candidates seem to be with romney in iowa. there's ron paul, a libertarian who has energized young voters. then, there's rick santorum, garnering big support from christian evangelicals. >> this is an election where i believe the future of america hangs in the balance. >> reporter: santorum's rise has made him the target of rick perry. >> which republican running for president voted for the bridge from nowhere earmark? yes. suzy from dedes moines. >> rick santorum? >> reporter: they will be campaigning until tuesday. >> you mentioned that gingrich's numbers are down 14 points nationally. what's he doing to turn things around? >> reporter: well, newt gingrich is trying to stay positive and trying to focus on the economy. he's even going so far as to tell iowa voters he shouldn't vote for a candidate that's runn

. >> reporter: gingrich this week has responded to the attacks unapologetically. >> i wasn't there in a collegial job. i was there as the leader and my job was to drive-thru change on a scale washington wasn't comfortable with. >> reporter: rush limbaugh believes the more the party regulars attack, the stronger gingrich gets. >> republican primary voters are finally saying to the establishment, we're not doing it your way this time. >> reporter: you know, the challenge for gingrich of course, brian, is turning these insider attacks to his advantage. and there is some evidence that it might work. >> of course watch ron paul in iowa among other things. chuck todd starting us off in our washington bureau. chuck, thanks. >>> also in washington tonight, the moderator of "meet the press," nbc's david gregory. david, as the commercial says, newt gingrich does have a lot of baggage, but this is not his first rodeo. it is, however, a big test for him. >> a big test. how does he withstand all of that ad money that's coming his way? all of the criticism as chuck just reported? and also the debat

the campaign to come, the american ideals of economic freedom and opportunity need a clear and unapologeticefense and i intend to make it because i have lived it. >> reporter: romney may be in the lead in iowa, but that 25% support means there are still 75% of republicans looking to somebody else. how does he finally get those anybody but romney republicans? he is trying to convince them that he is the one with the best shot of beating obama. and it may be working. just look at the most recent iowa poll. by a large margin, iowa republicans, even many who don't yet support romney say that he has the best chance of beating president obama. in new hampshire, even more say that. newt gingrich has-runner to fourth place. romney's allies are kicking him while he is down. >> another new attack ad -- >> ever notice how some people make a lot of mistakes. >> probably a mistake. >> i an not going to respond with negative ads. >> reporter: there is rick santorum, once a long shot he now moved ahead of gingrich. no wonder he is under attack. this ad from rick perry. >> wheel on washington. which republ

the campaign to come, the american ideals of economic freedom and opportunity need a clear and unapologetic defense and i intend to make it because i have lived it. >> reporter: romney may now be in the lead in iowa, but that 25% support means there are still 75% of republicans looking to somebody else. how does he finally get those anybody but romney republicans? he's trying to convince them that he's the one with the best shot of beating obama. and it may be working. just look at the most recent iowa poll. by a large margin, iowa republicans, even many who don't yet support romney say that he has the best chance of beating president obama. in new hampshire, even more say that. newt gingrich has gone from front-runner to fourth place. but romney's allies are kicking him while he's down. left another new attack ad today. >> ever notice how some people make a lot of mistakes? >> a mistake. i'm not going to respond with negative ads. we got plenty of ammunition. we're not going to shoot. >> reporter: and there's rick santorum. he's now moved ahead of gingrich. no wonder he is now under attack

that america and in the campaign to come, the america ideals of economic freedom need a clear and unapologeticfense and i intend to make it because i have lived it. >> yes, that was a tim pawlenty cameo in that ad. the campaign has approximately 7 75,000 on the air. they're planning to spend the night in iowa on caucus night, do all of their morning show interviews from des moines. not from manchester. talk about confidence. they're going to doxz morning show interviews, the night after the caucus in iowa a campaign that thinks they're definitely going to win iowa. >>> a major defection overnight. michele bachmann's iowa chair, kent sorenson who was at her side yesterday afternoon, jumped ship and joined ronç paul's campaign later that day. bachmann made a surprise appearance in des moines last night. >> i believe we're in a turning point in this campaign, i believe that we have an opportunity to elect a consecutive, someone who holds our values dear, we're going to take ron paul of the way to the white house, 2012. >> now, in iowa, bachmann was quick to lash out in a statement. here's what s