after the vaughn v rosen case itself, by the way. whereas, more than 20 years ago she founded the transactional records clearing house known as track w david bernham, which has through both foia requests and litigation made comprehensively available to the public detailed information on federal enforcement staffing and spending. this is the last. whereas, in so doing, she has uniquely influenced the development of the foia during its formative years and beyond. therefore, susan b. long is singularly deserving of this recognition as recipient of the 2012 robert vaughn foia legend award. there is one more thing. as befits the type of legal document that the government has to file in court in freedom of information act cases, the final sentence reads as follows. it is hereby declared under penalty of perjuriry in accordance with 1746 that the foregoing is true and correct. i give you professor long. [ applause ] >> thank you, dan and thank you, alan, for all those kind words. you know, when dan called me to let me know that we were all

why he was struggling so bad. >> it's a sight vaughn has never seen. but he's not immediately worried. he thinks the lift operator could simply back the chair up to the drop-off area that was much less steep. but that drop area is not as close as it seems. and what vaughn doesn't realize is that the boy's backpack is caught in the chair. the strap is around his neck and slowly choking him. >> you can see him just really kicking and struggling to try and get free. >> vaughn films the terrifying scene. the boy hangs on for more than a minute. then as the crowd gasps, the boy finally slips and falls the equivalent of three stories on to the hard snow. >> it was just kind of like in slow motion, until he hit. it was a long ways down. >> the ski patrol is standing by. and tends to the boy in a matter of seconds, but is the boy alive? and if so, has he suffered serious injury? >> i'm very amazed that i survived. >> five years later as a 17-year-old anthony traber recalls that day and everything that happened that led to his dramatic fall. >> oh, my god. >> i

thank goodness, major general vaughn, he said. was starting to wonder whether i was in fulton, missouri, or fulton sahara. [laughter] .. and there we see church show and in a few moments, technical misery notwithstanding boeing actually get to watch a little video you can stop listening to me for a moment, we'll see. it is very hot inside. as you'd expect, the gym was built, meant to house about 500 people, but in fact teaching 2000 there. so even with windows open and was given a little sticky in the member states of the class entering jackets at home. churchill did forget his coat and sent a baffled and beleaguered aid running out to find a pen unfortunately when he got back to the states, churchill changed his mind and looked like he was crazy the man wrote later. but sure show truman at the podium into the sticky and overheated crowd can and putting them at ease and like then he too had been schooled at westminster. although in his case in the house of commons wasn't westminster england. churchill claims that private citizens

my name has sue -- is sue vaughn. we have been discussing this issue for months now. before i get to my recommendation, or the recommendation of the ctac, there is an error in the agenda. it said the hearing requesting presentations from the u.s. will transportation agency and the police department to mitigate destruction of commercial tour buses and shovels, this should be by the commercial tour buses and shovels. this is what we are trying to deal with, the way that they disrupt the traffic in san francisco. i am very concerned about the destruction of the service and i was there a couple of months ago and there was a tour bus that was parked in the bus stop, discharging the passengers. and there were a couple of buses waiting to pull into the bus stop. we were told about the possibilities of charging rent, and we were told that the agency itself suggested that gavin newsom said not, and the cuapc regulates tour buses. the recommendation is that you -- that the board of directors gets an opinion, and a memo from the city attorney about what you can and cannot do reg

sue vaughn. thank you for getting out of trouble. [applause] >> hello, my name is sue vaughn. i live in the richmond district. i was appointed to the mta citizens advisory council by supervisor mar. thank you, supervisor, for appointment to that and for inviting me to participate in this event. when it comes to transit, municipal transportation agency is an enterprise agency, so it is -- there are budget discussions around the transit agency, but it is supposed to have its own budget, that is past due balance annually. the mta already did its budget and balanced it, but there are ways the general fund budget can impact the mta. when i come to the issue of transit, on a personal level, i look at the big picture. in our current transportation system, we do not have enough money in general every year. we are cutting corners here and there in the agency. we might be cutting service, we might be raising fees. we might be raising fares. so, that is one issue -- an ongoing issue with the agency. we are also not using energy efficiently. we need to have enough money to run the system

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leaderboard chad campbell seen here hit a four under par sixty seven along with fellow americans lost in vaughn taylor and this one right up to the pin for his final birdie looking out all right but if you like the shot wait to see the next one from taylor he sent his ball all the way into the cup from just under one hundred meters on this final hole. needs to finish in the top eight to keep his number one ranking. that's the n.b.a. and the simon so near spurs beat memphis one hundred seven points to ninety seven on home court to end the grizzlies four game winning streak and san antonio were on a mission to avoid a third straight defeats and french when tony parker raced in for a basket to give them a one point leave read way through the water then go sweatshirts a dunk to open a twenty seven twenty one lead however the grizzlies work their way back into the game three points rudy gave them ahead by four in the second quarter and they still lead in with third to make this stunning. but in the closing period the spurs managed to grab victory largely thanks to billy and top scoring tim duncan tw

. >>> the hospital hired michelle vaughn a full time musical therapist who plays requested songs foratients under going treatment. she serves as a pleasant distraction, and a counsellor. >> you can see the physical reaction, of some body, just ah, you know, not focusing on their disease and their illness, it is thinking about music. >> reporter: there are 150 music therapists in north carolina treating many patients from pediatric cancer to alzheimers, even hospice patients. the practice of using music to soothe patients is growing, the state is looking at legislation, to license the profession, joining north dakota and nevada, more than two dozen states are also considering similar laws. >> it is a recognition of the validity of music as therapy. >> at a time when so many are going through so much, a little added therapy isn't just music to the ears, it is treatment, for the body. >> the symptoms such as pain, psychological, spiritual, emotional, and if we neglect those areas, then we are not serving the patient. >> reporter: in ashville north carolina, elizabeth pran, fox news. >>>

s treasury plans to issue a neverending vaughn's blast scene after the first world war saddle in generations to come with billions of pounds to repay lots of. orthodox christians around the world celebrate easter with one of the most spectacular ceremonies held of moscow's main cathedral we bring you more from the service. but turning first ija board ten of twenty three candidates pledging to run for president have been banned from next month's election the move by the election commission comes after thousands of muslim brotherhood supporters marched in cairo supporting a new law in former regime officials from the country's top job but the protest appeared to backfire after the party's own islam its nominee here at all shot or was kicked off the ballot among those also blocked from standing as mubarak era intelligence chief omar suleiman the commission said those bar did not meet their criteria but candidates have forty eight hours to appeal. and staying on the campaign trail we move to india where this all elections in new delhi have attracted more than two thousand hopefuls but the choice

. >> you can hit sexual orientation, vaughn walker said he did not foresee problems when taking overp 8 case. >> i didn't anticipate a problem because word was out. and had been disclosed and published in a number of sources. the proponents indicated before the trial was indicated that they were not going to raise the measure. >> it became an issue. supporters of prop 8 wanted him disqualified when on august 4th, walker overturned prop 8 declaring it invalid and unconstitutional. >> to single out particularly minority judges on the basis of innate characteristics would be a dangerous road to go down. >> in february a court panel declared the ban on same-sex marriages to be unconstitutional. the judges declared walker was not obligated to recuse himself in this case because he is gay. today, a candid judge walker talked about the future of same-sex marriages. >> the notion of people deciding to get married and to obtain benefits of a marital relationship without regard to gender is an idea whose time was come and which is being more widely accepted. >> now walker retired as a judge an

ask for baron vaughn toutenberg. >>> back to tv's andy levy for the post game wrap up. >> jedediah, do you have a new column? >> yes. he has a new film cold "occupy unmask" staring andrew breitbart. it is fabulous. check it out. >> what is up with receiving christmas gift card to close the budget gap? >> chris chris stey is taking unused gift cards and possibly traveler's checks. he is scrownging around the seat cushions. >> i am try that tomorrow. >> do you have a special live from the compound tomorrow? >> we are going to throw the first prostitute in my pole. in -

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. >>> back to tv's baron vaughn slotenburg for the post game wrap up. hi, baron. >> hi, greg, thanks. what are you doing in new york? >> i am taping tomorrow night taping a stocil that will appear on april 12th. it is a very special episode about how government can't really do anything right. >> i will pretend i heard that. >> i will pretend i said it. >> remi, will you be back on fox later this morning? >> yes. at 10:40. you have to get a shot of bill. >> excellent. >> anne, what do you have? >> you look fabulous. just go back to bill. >> look at his pensive stair. she really listening. it is as if he is from another time. >> how much time do we have? all right. thank you, baron. >> what is he looking at? >> remi, bill, nick, anne, thank you. ♪ will be all right ♪

. >> reporter: vaughn is a 27-year-old telecom veteran with an mba, a baby boomer looking for a job since>> if i had to describe how it's been going, well, it's not been very fruitful. >> reporter: she's followed all the advice about networking, resume and online job searches. >> i spend a lot of time looking at jobs, looking and saying is this something that i really want to do? do i have the skills that this employer is looking for. >> reporter: the good news for e. von, the good news is -- men aged 50-61 are 39% less likely to get a job each month than younger workers. women, 18% less likely and for older workers that number jumps to 50%. glen grossman found himself in von mccann's position ten years ago. >> i had no real opportunities. i got very depresses about it, and, you know, you've got to take control. >> now he is the one hiring. with his background in finance and accounting he started dinosaur securities, pun intended. >> you've got first generations that are working for you? >> any generation, 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s. >> hard to be an out-of-work boomer, and he says sell

. >> you know who agrees with him is baron vaughn slotenburg. >> i am not sure he does. >> he does.has never been married. >> that's simply not true. >> i know. why, who has he been married to? >> there are things that are legal in the netherlands that you don't know about. >> he didn't act married when he stayed at my place. he didn't

. >> you know who agrees with him is baron vaughn slotenburg. >> i am not sure he does. >> he does. he has never been married. >> that's simply not true. >> i know. why, who has he been married to? >> there are things that are legal in the netherlands that you don't know about. >> he didn't act married when he stad at my place. he didn't act married at all. >> different definitions for a different era. >> now i am beginning to seat real picture about baron. >> laura: "the o'reilly factor" is on.

soon after, half a world away, kimberly vaughn got the dreaded knock at the door. >> he wouldn't want earth any other way than how he did. >> >> reporter: but eight months after the presidential salute and headlines fade, i wanted to know how how she's doing. >> this isn't a day a month a week even a year. this is the rest of our lives. >> reporter: aaron was part of the top secret s.e.a.l. unit that killed sew psalm ma bin laden. he wasn't on that raid but much of the time she didn't know where he was. >> you do know at any given moment your husband could walk out the door and not come home. i don't mean in the sense of being killed. i mean what you think is an average day at work all of a sudden you realize he's not coming home from dinner. >> reporter: they recalls realizing what it meant to be married to one of these men. >> all of a sudden he came to the bedroom door and he said, hey, i'm going, i've got to go back to work. i was like, okay, he nodded and i said, okay. i'm still talking on the phone and then he walks out and then i'm thinking, oh, why didn't he come home? i'm loo

vince vaughn in the crowd. toews, the game five hero. michael boedker w.ur. this is bad news for klesla. a stick to the face. >> morrison's stick right below the eye. unfortunate hit. >> the man in the first period was mike smith. >> big save on shaw and all by himself. >> and then it's marcus kruger and hayes and that man again. mike smith. 15 saves in the 15 and he's a hockey player. the bird cage going. breaking in. smith there again. >> great move to the get to the inside all by himself. little heel goes off the tick. >> somebody's geng to break the deadlo deadlock. >> off to the third period we go. gilbert brule to extend the lead to 2-0. >> bickell leaves the guy and brule with a great pass from the past from chipchura. >> hits rozsival and he is tossed. >> he should be. that's a terrible hit from behind right in the numbers and an injury occurs. >> phoenix extending the advantage thanks to antoine vermette. it's 3-0. chipchura got the fourth call to make it 4-0. congratulations to the captain. his first post season win after eight losses. been with

. >> reporter: lindsay vaughn has been close to sarah for years both on the field cheerleading togethernd off where the bond grew even stronger. people see the skimpy cheerleading outfits. they hear the sex crime allegations against her. people jump to conclusions about who she is. >> yes, yes. well, that's the world that we live in. >> reporter: what don't we know about sarah jones? >> smart, christian girl. she doesn't drink. doesn't party. probably totally opposite of what you think of when you think of an nfl glamorous hot cheerleader. >> reporter: especially the one we've seen in the news. >> reporter: very much so. very down to earth. very much so. loves her students. loves teaching. loves the bengals. just a good girl. >> reporter: so when you see these headlines, "first degree sexual abuse" and "inducing a child with e-mails" prosecutors say they have evidence, e-mails, phones, texts, what goes through your mind? >> our team was like a family and we support each other. i don't know anything about that. i don't want to know. i don't need to know. i know her. and it's terribly sho

. >> reporter: jim vaughn is fighting an auto immune disease at mission hospital ashville north carolina an iv treatment every two weeks, a dreaded process. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: until the hospital introduced music therapy. >> makes me more receptive to being here. i'm not adds concerned as to how fast it is dripping and what the pump is doing. >> this have been many studies that have shown it does reduce anxiety, alleviates pain and enhances what the physicians are already doing. >> reporter: the hospital hired michelle, a full time musical therapist who plays requested songs for patients under going treatment. she serves as a pleasant distraction, and a counsellor. >> you can see, the physical reaction, of some body just ahh not focusing on their disease and illness, just thinking about, music. >> reporter: there are about 150 music therapists in north carolina, treating many patients from pediatric cancer, to alzheimers even hospice patients. the practice of using music, to soothe patients is growing, the state is looking at legislation to license profession, joining north dakota a

. >> reporter: the car careened past luke vaughn and cody decker. >> we hear the tires screeching.his huge crash. >> reporter: it was tuesday night. and the two 17-year-olds in palm coast, florida, on spring break, raced towards the car. now, wrapped around a tree. cody ran ahead. and luke dialed 911. >> who's in there? how many people? >> there's two people. >> do you know if anybody's breathing. >> reporter: two people, carlos adams and tracy lopez, were trapped inside. >> we started walking around, looking at the car. and we hear moaning coming from the passenger side. >> they're both alive. >> is there anybody trapped in the vehicle? >> yeah. he's trapped. >> do you know what kind of injuries he has? >> she's got a bloody nose. oh, my gosh. there's fire. there's a lot of fire. >> reporter: suddenly, luke and cody were in serious danger, also. >> the vehicle is engulfing in flames. >> are you able to get the victims out of the vehicle? >> they're trying to right now. >> we couldn't get the door open because the hinges were jammed. so we bent the door frame down. >> reporter: but

. ♪ so inviting to me ♪ ♪ frisch ♪ >> karl frisch i bet when dexter vaughn frisch poops you do not leavehanie please do not remove my notes from the park. [ laughter ] >> first of all i pride myself on my rhyming abilities and penmanship. >> yes. >> i never expected my notes to actually make it to television. >> what kind of dork brings construction paper and mark worse them. >> the there are a lot of people with too much time on their hands -- >> including kurt cameron. >> we don't know that. >> i fell off that cliff above the tennis courts five years ago. >> wow. >> are you okay? >> i don't know if i am okay now. >> no -- i assume the person prepares these notes at home before they go to the park? >> oh, no i prepared them in my craft shack which is outside of my home. i like to have them separate. [ laughter ] >> you are a big dork. here is my favorite -- my favorite first line of a news story, today, karl ted nugent said he will meet with the secret service on thursday. i will be polite and supportive as i possibly can be. ted nugent told glen beck. >> oh, my goodness. basically his

the film stars ben stiller, vince vaughn, and jonah hill. the problem isn't actually the story.medy about a neighborhood watch uncovering and trying to prevent an alien invasion. the problem is with the marketing campaign especially the scene that was released of jonah hill pretending to shoot people out of the car window. you see the problem right there. this trailer has been pulled from theaters. you can still find it online though and 20th century fox, the studio behind the film, said this video was part of an early marketing film. they did release a statement to cnn, i want to read to you what they told us. we are very sensitive to the trayvon martin case, but our film is a broad alien invasion comedy and bears absolutely no relation to the tragic events in florida. these initial marketing materials were released before this incident ever came to light. above all else our thoughts go out to the families touched by this terrible event. i am sure the studio never imagined their film about aliens would ever get caught up in a controversial current events story like this. >> it'

. >> next time i go to vaughn's for their wine sale.> right? >> i know. [ laughter ] >> jody in orange county. hey, jody. >> hey steph. love the program. >> thank you. >> i have a question about this guy, mitty. we have a man who hides offshore who he doesn't have to serve in the military, he hides his money everywhere -- >> if he thinks america is so great, why doesn't he put his money here. >> he is talking about a better america. we were better from the beginning. and you have your five little offspring who don't serve for his country -- >> he explained they are serving a higher purpose getting him elected. >> i'm looking forward to a better switzerland -- america. >> does that annoy anyone else he is always talking about investing in american? why is your money in switzerland? >> i'm a job creator, it's not there. someone is doing this over in switzerland. that's thanks to me. >> hey, joe. >> hey, stephanie good morning. >> good morning. >> i think we're having the wrong conversation when we are talking about student loins. californ

. >> reporter: lindsay vaughn has been close to sarah for cheer years, both on the field cheerleading and off, where the bonds grew even stronger. people see the skimpy cheerleading outfit, they hear the sex crime allegations against her and people jump to conclusions. >> yeah. >> about who she is. >> yes. well, that's -- that's the world that we live in. >> what don't we know about sarah jones? >> smart. christian girl. she doesn't drink. doesn't party. probably totally opposite of what you think of when you think of an nfl, glamorous, hot cheerleader. >> especially the one we've seen in the news. >> yes, very much so. very down-to-earth. very much so. loves her students. loves teaching. loves the bengals. just a good girl. >> when you see these headlines, first degree sexual abuse, seducing a child with e-mails, prosecutors say they have evidence, e-mails, phones, texts. what goes through your mind? >> our team was like a family. and we support each other. we don't know -- i don't know anything about that. i don't want to know. i don't need to know. i know her. and it's terribly sho

. >> olympic skiers lindsey vaughn happens to be 1, she owes $1.7 million in back taxes to the irs sherson he will challenges of her recent divorce are to blame for not getting her hers on time. >> $1.7 million. >> she had a good year. >> yeah. >> and a good two years. >> nicolas cage had a problem with back taxes. now, he owes $70 million. m.c. hammer owes a millionbucks and ozzie osborne owes $1.7 million. >> he is british. >> yeah but he makes income in the u.s. >> head to pies and thyighs editorez sent out on a quest for the best friday chicken. >> the best fried chicken. >> pies and thighs pepper and pap rickpaprika and two sisters in jackson and the noodle bar in new york, harold's chicken shack in chicago, son of a gun in la and right here in washington birch and barley. >> my head is going to explode. i can't believe it. >> number 1 is in new york? >> new york city. >> by the way, i have had that at pies and thighs and it's very good fried chicken. >> are you saying pies and what? thighs. they serve pies and they also serve friday chicken like chicken thighs. >> i thought you m

>> it will not work and it will certainly not work at vaughn's or albertson's or any of those places.up, this is interesting. >> it is indeed and important for every state. >> it is. a tlot of states are looking at this. >> see you tomorrow. >> when we come back, clint black is back and joins us on the curvy couch and look, luckily we have guitars because he's brought his. first on this date in history, "baby baby" by amy grant. sing it. [ male announcer ] what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour chunky beef with country vegetables soup over it... you can do dinner. four minutes, around four bucks. campbels chunky. it's amazing what soup can do. standard keyless access, and standard leather-trimmed seats, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. withhe bankamericard cash rewards credit card, we earn more cash back for the things we buy most. 1% ca back everywhere, every time. 2% on grocers. 3% on gas. automacally. no hoops to jump through. no annual e. that's 1% back on... wow! 2% on my homemade