right off, wesley has a bad feeling about him. he seems overly friendly. >> moments into the interview, it was no longer detective wesley and detective perkins. it was, well, jim, it was like this. or, bob, you understand. >> he's trying to be your buddy. >> he was trying to be our buddy right off. >> how suspicious did that make you? >> extremely. >> there was something else. >> he had the day's events written down. >> he had notes? >> he had notes for that interview. >> so you go in there to interview this guy about his girlfriend, fiancee -- >> right. >> -- disappearing and already has notes about what they did the day before? >> he sure did. i have never seen anything like that. >> ignatow tells detectives he and brenda met in the late afternoon, went for a drive in her car, visited a boat show and art fair. he says he doesn't think anyone saw them, though, because it was raining and they mostly stayed in the car. then he says brenda dropped him off at 11:30 that night and he kissed her good-bye. >> don't you think it sounds s

all of the political imaginations executed by wesley managed and all other government parasite are because james taggart is pulling the strings with his old crony capitalist schemes. someone above, we looked for an analogy to james taggart, we happened on a fellow named angelo dicillo. is that it makes for much of anybody? the founder and former ceo of a company -- countrywide financial. countrywide financial was the poster child for everything you could possibly do wrong in subprime lending. after dicillo secretly sold his stock in 2007, the same week he

one of the most memorable villains is a fellow named wesley milch. if you've seen the recent new fee, they chose to pronounce his name. i just don't get it. when i read atlas shrugged two ways mooch. we have our own real-world wesley milch. his name is barney frank. now, i don't normally use notes and i apologize for leaving these notes around, but i have them because they want to make exact quotations without error. you might remember one of the refrains is every time he wesley milch did some ridiculous thing and the economy even worse, he and his cronies have made in washington and david say, we need broader powers. we know government is the only enterprise makes the mistake bigger. let me quote her in a frank. after the collapse of the housing industry, a collapse any other engineered from his position in the u.s. congress getting fannie and freddie to loan money and subsidized loans of money to people who couldn't possibly ever own a home, could never pay that mortgage is. that was all barney frank's work. when asked what we should do to clean up

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. >> reporter: wesley rudolph and ththe that live in the 400 homes in this town at the base of the shenandoahns will still get mail delivered. but they'll have to drive 15 miles to another post office, to mail a package, losing a sense of community. >> people who make these decisions have no clue as to what country people go through. >> reporter: but it's not just about money for star tannery. >> i know history doesn't make dollars for anybody. it's another piece of our past, our present and our future. it's another piece gone. >> reporter: a piece of their way of life. david kerley, abc news, star tannery, virginia. >>> and coming up on the broadcast, astonishing pictures. can a whale show emotion? you be the judge. specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 millili americans. that's

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this week, the dixie cups, originally out of new orleans, and we have fred wesley and the new jb, trombone player who worked with james brown, as well as other artists, tina turner. he does a nice blend of jazz and funk. we're really looking at the music and as well as you can see, the dance associated with the music, too. we're looking at hand dance styles, with groups based here in d.c. >> reporter: you're having a workshop as well. so you can hear some of the best, but you can also learn and get involved? >> yes, yes. you can actually visit our center stage and hear great stories about the music. we have an interesting person here with us who was with globe, a famous company out of baltimore. recently closed down. now become part of micah, maryland institute college of arts. through that process, bob will be teaching at mica. advertising not just r&b, but primarily r&b concerts. >> reporter: thank you. i want bring in lauren bradford, responsible for our amazing dancers. how are you? >> i'm doing great. >> reporter: tell me about our hand dancers here. >> this is smooth and easy hand da

one of the most memorable villains is a fellow named wesley mooch. if you have seen the recent movie they just pronounces the name mouse. just don't get that. when i read it for the first time in high school it was a family moves. it's always going to be minutes for me. we have our own real world. his name is barney frank. now, i don't normally use notes, and i apologize for waiving these around, but i have them because i want to be able to make exact quotations without air. you might remember one of the refrains his every time leslie mood stood some ridiculous thing that made the economy even worse he and his cronies would be in washington and would say we need broader powers. okay. reno government is the only enterprise that when it makes a mistake it repeats the mistake bigger. well, let me quote party frank. after the collapse of the u.s. housing industry in the u.s. mortgage -- mortgage industry collapsed. he engineered from his position in the u.s. congress getting fannie and freddie to loan money to and subsidized loans of money to people who

wesley had this to say. what makes me sick is that people only agree with the system when it produces outcomes they want to see. she was found not guilty by a jury of her peers. >>> and it goes on to say, this leads me to believe that maybe she didn't kill her child. we may never know the truth, 100%. and act like we will is ignorant. i give it a couple of weeks, and we'll have to move on. we always do. thanks to all of you who commented today. >>> strong reaction to the casey anthony case is prompting a maryland lawmaker to propose new legislation. maryland senator nancy jacobs wants to introduce a bill that would make it a felony if a parent fails to report the death of their child within a short amount of time. anthony waited a month before she told authorities that caylee was missing. jacobs says she has gotten nearly two dozen e-mails from her constituents in hartford and cecil counties since the not guilty verdict came down. >>> the space shuttle "atlantis" is on the launch pad, set for what is to be i

look at candidates high in the polls, people like rudy giuliani, wesley clark who had a big wow factorefore they got into the meat of the race. i don't think the polls mean anything other than do you know who this person, is and with michele bachmann it's partly that and the fact that she's the most authentic tea party candidate. if rick perry gets in, does that cut into her sort of rising momentum? i think probably it does, but for now she's in that space. >> in that space so let's go down to the ticket. what do you think it will be and will she be part of it? >> if romney gets the nomination, and i still think romney is the prohibitive favorite, the national organization and will have the money, he'll have to pick a baptist, somebody who is that kind of conservative christian to the base and she is looking like somebody that would be very hard for him to deny and democrats would love for that to happen, but i think she would look like not a sure bet but he'd have to consider putting her on the ticket. >> put a couple of dollars on that. >> i'd put at least one. >> good to see you. >>

at the wesley united methodist church, the congressional progress of caucus, change to win, and keith ellison are going to have a speak out for jobs now and to rebuild the american dream. will you go and stand with the labor leaders and the elected officials who want to be a part of building this movement? will you stand with them at 2:00? please do it. please do it. let me close with something i have never done. and i said i would never do it, but when i was a kid, i used to watch cartoons, and my favorite cartoon was my original green hero. popeye. popeye the sailor, would get pushed around by the bad guys the whole show, and at some point, they would take it too far. at a certain point, they would cross the line, and popeye would say i have had all i can stand, and i cannot stand no more. i am here to tell you, after a two-year smear campaign, not just against me, but against you and everybody we hold, i have had all i can stand of fox tv, and i cannot stand any more. you listen to me. these are our values. don't you mess with our values. not love tell us we do our own country. fig

john wesley nero is charged with capital murder. police officers like officer hubert protect from us killers like nero. they are the wall between the law and the lawless. the barrier between us and evil doers. so today the badges of peace officers in southeast texas are covered with the black cloth of sacrifice in honor of officer hebert. a law man who sacrificed life to uphold the law. and that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. kucinich: i request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kucinich: social security didn't create the deficit, but america's seniors are being presented with a fake social security crisis. to try to trick them into accepting reduced benefits. social security will be able to pay 100% of its benefits through 2037 without any changes what soofer. so why the panic today? if seniors accept cuts in social security benefits today, a surplus cash flow wil

. >> i worked for wesley clark and he didn't do that well.e waited so late to g net. >> this is no easy thing for perry either. in texas, he's never quite filled george bush's boots. a lot of people think he's george bush but with a dimmer lightbu lightbulb. >> this whole rupert murdoch scandal, they've been pretty active in politics. here in the united states, they've given away a lot of money, like a lot of big corporations have, nothing wrong with that. but is there a problem, a political problem for some of the recipients of that money over the years? >> if you've taken money from somebody who's been arrested or indicted, that's certainly money you have to give back. before you start giving back money from everybody who's been associated with news corporation, we do have an assumption of innocence. there's so much money in politics. you can end up taking all your cash coming in and givingsing it away every time someone makes a mistake. >> i don't know if you saw the full-page apology in the british newspapers. >> it was a very robust apol

. >> what i said wesley had begun begun a retrospective review that was temporarily suspended in 2007. as soon as chairman tannenbaum gives his back, i present we will continue. cpsc is to conduct regulatory fees passed out in recent years. >> they stopped in 2007 under at team chairman howard because the passage of the consumer product safety improvement act and not competition to resources. >> commissioner mcdowell coming to believe the reviews sec cannot on telecommunications take the place of the kind of the fact that the president and this committee has simply asked where? >> no. will sustain your testimony you would discard upon the agency review of this regulation, is that true? i agree with you. chairman genachowski heals the proceedings as a test case for a miss. however, i believe there were some in this proceeding. commissioner mick that will come if you believe you're able to review the record in the net neutrality docket or were their opinions late into the docket that made it very difficult to review before the vote quite >> there were about 3000 pages of documentation p

area that is a classic case, 1,200 private homes, 30 embassies and foreign properties, a hospital, wesley seminary, other metropolitan areas have former used defense sites as well, spring valley may be the prime target because it is such a well established neighborhood where chemical agents and munitions were once used. the amendment requires the secretary to allocate $1 million to zuddy the human health effects -- study the human health effects of leftover munitions in residential congested areas, just as the department of defense, then the army have acknowledged their obligation to clean up and remove hazardous substances, especially munitions that have been left behind through their own testing, they also have the obligation to investigate whether there are any remaining health effects and that is all we are asking, that there be a study as to whether there are any remaining health effects from this leftover munitions site from world war i and other sites like it in residential congested areas. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman rise in >>

wesley. >> you said your bottom line has been a big deal, that's not going to happen. are you going to be willing to go back to just raising the debt ceiling? >> well, i think i've been consistently saying here in this press room and everywhere that it is very important for us to raise the debt ceiling. we don't have an option on that point. so if that's the best that congress can do, then i will find a -- an extension of the debt ceiling that takes us through 2013. i don't think that's enough. i think we should do more. that's the bare minimum. that's the floor of what the american people expect us to do. so i'd like to see us do more and when i meet with the leadership tomorrow, i'm going to say, let's do more. but if they tell me, that's the best they can do, then i will sign an extension that goes to 2013 and i will make the case to the american people that we've got to continue going out there and solving this problem. it's the right thing to do. and it's time to do it. we can't keep on putting it off. >> you said speaker boehner didn't return phone calls this aft