varias cosas en el mundo de los gigantes de san francisco primer la triste noticias de la muerte de wendellbarry zito quien firmo contrato de ligas menores con los atleticos de oakalnd y sigue la novela alex rodriguezel pelotero se disculpo con los aficionados de los yankees en una carta escrita a mano una semana despues de haber pedido perdon a la jerarquia de los mulos de manhattanalex dijo que tomama toda responsabilidad por sus hechos y suspension en la temporada 2014 >> historia, todo en se igualÁla primera marca. ---los casos de sarampion en california siguen en aumento:... ya hay 113 infectados.---el departamento >> en el departamento de salud estatal informÓ tres casos recientes que al parecer no estÁn relacionados con el brote en disney, la mayorÍa de las personas no estÁn vacunados contra la enfermedad. distinciÓn para obtener un saludo cerrÓ con 472 personas registradas con cobre del california, tras el domingo que fue Última y apareciese sin la de 36 personas se realizaron desde la persona quienes no hayan terminado llenar la solicitud tiene hasta el 22 de febrero para completar

wendell pierce true character is intertwined with the stiff new orleans.ighborhood the first time was devastating. i just knew how much people have put into building their lives back here in the first place. who were part of the american dream and it was totally destroyed. here you have another home that just shows you the effects of the storm still. but in the middle of this, it brings back hope. >> of all the parts of new orleans katrina may have hit poncatrain park hard. >> i got in for a family vacation. what's going on. they said the hurricane. i said what hurricane. the one in florida? they said it made a turn coming this way. >> authorities say this may be the worst of it but the longer it goes on the worst the damage is going to be here and elsewhere. >> i remember my father just kind of looking at the walls, like old school new orleans saying how much will the water rise. little did he know this entire neighborhood where we sit today was the deepest part of the flooding. sat in 20 feet of water for about three months. >> when wendell did return ho

that is kevin wendell with the whip shot. bucknell comes back, and they win 8-7. >>> a full day in sports out there today. >>> they called this the biggest snowstorm of the season? >> i think so. that is probably the biggest, yes. >> and you will up date when we ♪ insight is knowing you made the right decision from the start. insight is knowing how to handle things that don't go as planned. and sometimes it's knowing when to step back and see things differently. when you have insight, you can handle your finances with confidence. that's why at pnc insight is behind all the expert guidance we provide tools we create and services we offer. . >>> a couple things, don't slip on the driveway getting the paper. the snow is like wet cement. >> we are going to see the slushy mess continue through sunday morning and then the rain will taper off. you want to look at the seven day forecast. tomorrow is the warmest day in the forecast. high temperature is in the 40s. then arctic air arrives and we won't get out of the 20s on monday. >>>

wendell came to camp shriver. >> i don't know the answer to that. i know him only through the writing my mother did about him and me in the saturday evening post. she wrote an article where she disclosed for the first time publicly that the president of the united states had intellectual dissidents become a was on the cover, those of you old enough to remember the saturday evening post there was a prominent magazine of the day and she wrote a story about her sister and about the can't and in the course of describing the camp she described her son timmy who had a friend we both through our food and we both didn't clean up after ourselves and we were very messy but apparently very good friends but apart from being a food thrower and messy and not cleaning up well i don't know much about wendell or those incidents. a lot of pioneers paid does all the work, ministries and washington and see vitamin who has lived for generations associations with scholarly pursuits around the area of disability. i don't want to call on you or picked on any of you but i a

and in particular he criticizes judicial restraint represent on the supreme court by justice oliver wendell holmes and louis brandeis on the left by justices antonin scalia and robert bork on the right and represent in the academy by professor kermit roosevelt who timothy sandefur has some vigorous and provocative criticisms for and we'll just have a great debate about what did the framers intent? was a perception of liberty records would be acting and developing laws rights that were not written down in the text of the constitution, or do they have a presumption of democracy were generally it was up to legislators not the court defined liberty and courts should be restricted to strike and only those laws that violated clearly enumerated constitutional rights? very brief introduction for our two great scholars. timothy sandefur is a principal attorney at the pacific legal foundation and hence the foundations economic liberty project which protects authors against abusive regulation. is an adjunct scholar at the cato and the author three books including his most recent one. professor kermit

in the course of describing the cam she described her little son timmy who had a friend named wendell and we both through our food and we both didn't clean up after ourselves and we both were very messy but we were apparently very good friends but apart from being a food thrower and messy and not cleaning up well, i don't know very much about wendell or those incidents. >> there are a lot of pioneers in this room, peggy who does all the work with disabilities ministry in washington, peter who works in service in the city of baltimore. steve idol been who has led for a generation there is associations and scholarly pursuits around the area of the disability. i don't want to call on you or pick on any of you but i'm sure the mets -- i'm sure there must be one tough spirit question or inside. would anybody -- yes. before you ask your son going to say, i would love to end if we could with anybody who is willing to share their fully alive moment. maybe we could get one or two of those before we close. >> i'm just wondering if there's a connection between special olympics and the normal oly

andy gallagher, al jazerra wendell, north carolina. >>> a u.s.as been charged with assailing an indian physician. he was tackled to the ground in bam where he was caring for his grandson. police were called after a phone call reporting a suspicious man walking in the neighborhood. the u.s. state department says the incident is regrettable. his lawyer says he's been left partially paralyzed. >> the secretary and the state department certainly express our strong condolences to the family for everything that he has been through. this is being handled by lost authorities and certainly we would address any concerns through private diplomatic channels. >>> now, this is his lawyer, hank her regard. >> he's making a little bit of progress every day. he has very little function right now in his left leg. he's regained movement of his arms but has little grip strength but he's making a little bit of progress. the family hopes and prays that he will make a full recovery. >>> barack obama is heading to california for a summit on cyber security. and there he

al jazerra wendell, north carolina. >>> well unfortunately weather forecasters have no good news at thele living in brazil's biggest city. sao paulo suffering from a severe drought. the restless reservoirs pretty much empty and no train is falling. lucia newman has been seeing the drastic and innovative measures people are taking. >> reporter: in this middle class home the awareness of the need to save water has transformed everyone's life. she and her family use a bowl to catch the water when they watch their hands when it's full it's used to flush the toilet. a bucket catches the water they used to waste while the shower warms up. when full, she takes it downstairs to be used for the dishwasher. or the washing machine. the soapy water is collected for a second lot of clothes. and then used to wash the floors or pots and pans. nothing is wasted in an effort to economize on what has become the most scarce commodity of brazil's economic capital. >> translator: sao paulo is such a large city, i don't know what we will do if there is a water rationing. the government has admitted that it's

i would look up at a portrait of oliver wendell holmes that's in my office. and i say well, how would he decide? so we had no role models. now in my office, i have a picture of myself with judge saparik and judge kay. so i look at that picture, and i say, how would we decide this? at that time, when i was thinking of what i would be doing, and no role models. so i had met mrs. chennault through the organization of chinese americans. and i -- in washington and after for some advice. so we didn't have the word mentor then. but -- she gave me some advice. and counseling. and she flew up from washington to speak at my induction. and the figure on the left, on the right, i'm sorry, is -- who flew down from cambridge, the first tenured african-american professor from the harvard law school. and at the podium is the city councilman. >> and you've been serving ever since? >> i've been serving ever since. >> let me -- we're out of time. but let me ask a couple of questions. just a couple of questions. and judge whimenten mentioned there are 23 asian-american judges in

chiropractic college of such response to reports of our brethren at the college and they found damage to wendellck smashed into it and if found or to land on a brown on response of he was pronounced dead at the same he believed would rise in college when he dies loss of six on the data from major blow for some of that when a sale would think happened to sit there in the incident until he is charged area >>reporter: san jose police arrested a 26 year-old back on march 28th he is accused of hitting a man riding a bike with a white ford mustang when pursued as he tried to drive away and then he had a witness or a desire to and what about some and until police arrived officers recovered brass knuckles which is a felony to possess and california from and son nicholas car he was also driving with a suspended license. officials said a decline in smart phone roberts in san francisco is due to kill switch technology the city reported a 27% drop compared to 2013 there was a 4% drop and i from raw or with the same. >>reporter: they get to make atomic and when you and usable. >>mark: u.s. navy's and they ra

. >> wendell clay has spent 16 months in the hole for assaulting a guard.has eight months left. >> you got a lot of guys over here that just, you know, been in this hole two, three, four, five years, not good at all. a lot of these guys are not mentally stable, and they need some type of psychiatric treatment instead of this hole time. you know what i'm saying? >> you want to play some chess, man? >> he's trying to communicate with another inmate to play chess with him. and they'll do it verbally through the vent system. >> all right, hold on. >> we play by calling out the numbers, like 12 to 28, 52 to 36. he has to have the same type of board, set up 1 through 64. >> 12, 28, man. >> i think most inmates don't want to go to segregation. it's not a pleasant place to live. you get a limited amount of material in your cell. whether that's reading materials. you get no radio, no tv, no walkman. you get limited time out of your cell every day. for most people, even in a prison setting, that's not the best place to live. but it's designed not to be the best place

but we were so excited that chose one shelter for every state, and we were chose wendell wear shelter choice. >> you didn't get to meet her? >> did not get to meet her not yet at least. >> all right so, you have been in business for 15 years now. >> off marl larn avenue, wilmington. >> who is this hubble? >> trouble. >> trouble? why don't you look at the camera, look at mr. elliot there. hello trouble. is trouble trouble? not at all. over the past year now been at our shelter waiting for home. so, we had to put him to work meantime. so he is actually a therapy cat. he had been memory care facility, nursing home, so he brings joy to the elderly very happy to do that. >> who do we have here? >> so these are kittens, we have lane i and nate. two months old. found out in the snow and we had to bring them in, keep them warm, get them healthy. so here, up for adoption. >> they are too cute for words. now, let's meet miss luna, very excited about being here. >> thrilled to be here. >> look at miss luna. >> she is about four, five years old. and she has been waiting in our shelter for a forev

oliver wendell holmes senior captured it when he wrote and described the apotheosis of john brown. brown's raid should not be seen as a failure, but as a posthumous campaign. his soul marches ahead of half a million men, shaping the world with a chorus of "glory hallelujah." and "john brown's body" was especially popular with african americans. the symbolic end of the war for many northerners was february 1865 lindy massachusetts 55th colored regiment marches on charleston, south carolina, the cradle of the confederacy, singing "john brown's body." sojourner truth revised it. the battle hymn, it is a more elevated poem, is promoted among the colleges. a civil war chaplain first reads it and thought it was just a poem. he did not realize it was meant to be sung to "john brown's body." and he loved it. i do about a catalog he'll also had a very rich musical voice. he sang the metal him of the republican that a public an event with lincoln in attendance. lincoln was so moved that he cried and said sing it again. he told them to take the song and singing, that was the best i ever heard

the british philosopher john stewart mill and supreme court justice oliver wendell holmes gave the exampleshouting fire in a crowded theater as a moment when personal freedom should be restricted for the greater good. and that fundamental argument about what role the government should play in our lives was resurrected this week. when two presidential candidates, rand paul and chris christie raised questions over the wisdom of government mandating vaccines for children. ail this coming against the backdrop of an outbreak of measles right here in the united states. ♪ buckle up for safety ♪ >> from the debate over seat belt laws. >> for years it's been proven how safety belts save lives but nobody is listening. >> to the effort to ban smoking in public places. >> the whole thing about secondary smoke. how is that going to -- smoke's going right up in the air. >> the question of how far government can limit personal freedom to protect public health is a familiar tug-of-war. >> if you want to eat a lot and get fat you have a right to do it. but our job as government is to inform the public. >>

he was helped by lots of folks wendell, janice, bruce. but under david ellwood's inspirational leadership the modern eit c. was born. the first was in 1975 budget might want to think of this as a flourishing in adolescence to adulthood at the world really changed for poor people. how by coming to this story is in the early '90s i was traveling around the country interviewing hundreds of low-income mothers both welfare recipients and workers about how they pay their bills. so i wrote a book with laura lane called making ends meet really describing this incredible struggle that both those were on welfare but especially those who are trying to old adage i've had a just making the basic bills and all of the ways the shortfalls were causing problems for the family. so imagine my surprise win in 2007 i returned to the field to talk with poor people about their budgets, with centrally workers were receiving the modern eitc. what i found was so fundamentally different than what i had seen in the early '90s. as it turned out this made in america p

i think that the -- there is a great quote from oliver wendell holmes jr. about fdr.id he had a second rate intellect but first rate temperament. i think if you look at our greatest presidents, washington, lincoln, both roosevelts, truman, eisenhower, reagan, they were people who had a first class temperament, and so they never considered themselves the smartest guy in the room, but they wanted the smartest people around them and they could take their advice shape it based on their own instincts and their own views. i think the kind of people that a candidate wants advising him or her is critically important. the rest of it is, i think, you know, you can't predict the problems that a president will face. >> all right. robert gates, former secretary of defense, thanks for checking in. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, are you ready for nerd screen football? super bowl food fight, that is. we'll politicize anything here. why what you eat and drink actually does say a lot about which party you vote for. if you have moderate to severe rheuma

i probably should ask them that, but certainly oliver wendell holmes ... c-span: former justice? >> guest: ...the former justice who served so many years on the supreme court, is sort of an icon of modern liberalism. john dewey is another one. there are many that could be named. but i would not presume to say what liberals read these days but i -- those are the books that have been out there for a long time representing liberalism. c-span: now a couple of books that we've spent a little time with lately on booknotes -- one of them is hayek's book, "the road to serfdom." >> guest: yes. c-span: and you mention it here and the other one is milton friedman's book, "free to choose." >> guest: yes. c-span: why are they -- would they be on your side? would they be in that... >> guest: yes. oh, no, i mention both of them very favorably. hayek had a profound impact on me in my thinking. i read "the road to serfdom" very early, in the mid-50s, and i ... c-span: why is it so important? >> guest: because it is such a succinct and persuasive and powerful statement of what is wrong with collec

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wendel. jasmine. guzmÁn. la verdad mucha gente ha mandando fotos.pectacular! >> sensacional! estamos en Época de taxes. no serÁ presa fácil. le vamos a decir cÓmo evitar ser vÍctima de fraude. >> rosie rivera revelarÁ la crisis matrimonial que viviÓ tras la muerte de su hermana, marin hace algo que va a dejar a todos con la boca abierta a todos sus seguidores. >> desde los angeles celebramos los 25 aÑos de la afamada banda machos. >> te llevamos hasta mÉxico y en vivo nos va a acompaÑar el investigador de fenÓmenos paranormales jaime para hablarnos de los nuevos avistamientos de ovnis! ♪ >> oye... siempre pensÉ que en la tierra habÍa vida inteligente! hasta que conocÍ a mi marido! (risas) >> hay ovnis! venga! sube mi dij parra! ♪ >> por ser bonita.. por ser quien eres.. ♪ >> traes puesto la gorra de beisbol.. es un buen amigo tuyo.. son primos! pasamos a la informaciÓn de acciÓn y adrenalina. >> vamos a ver que nos tiene nuestra compaÑera adriana. >> quÉ tal? les traigo la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs importante, en espaÑa donde el barcelona dio un pas

first-class intellect unlike fdr, description of him, the story comes from the 92nd birthday of oliver wendell holmes jr. few days after roosevelt was sworn in as president in 1933. roosevelt went over to the justice's home to drink some bootleg champagne, which would be a little bit like obama going over to a justice's home to smoke a little weed. >> medical marijuana. >> but when he left, when roosevelt left justice holmes said second-lassclass intellect, first-class temperament. some historians believe he was talking about theodore roosevelt. but, you know, the question of temperament as the great political scientist said temperament is the great separator. you can have all the right experience. you can be smart. but what separates the great presidents from the merely good or mediocre presidents is temperament. it is a very complex quality. a very elusive quality. a little bit the way the supreme court defined pornography. you know it when you see it. so i thought that president obama had a first-class temperament as well as a first-class intellect when he was elected. i now think that he h

the actor entrepreneur, wendell pierce next friday. not to miss. a great story.ght here on "fox & friends." harris faulkner, exceptional work. >> good to see you. >> i love what you do. >> thanks. >>> now this a "fox & friends" cable exclusive. patricia driscoll, the ex-girlfriend of kurt busch telling her side of the story what she says went down in his house. >> and did you hear this tough question from bill o'reilly? >> you jump into the public consciousness by going on survivor australia. best part about survivor? >> oh, my answer is coming up next. >> i love your hair there oh i'm on the cookie air diet. you just... and that's it. i prefer real food fruit, nuts, and whole grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. more processed flakes look nothing like natural grains. let's get real. [ male announcer ] after john huntsman was diagnosed with cancer, he founded huntsman cancer institute. to fight cancer in new and different ways like combining 300 years of family histories with health records to treat, predict and in many cases, prevent, cancer