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the rest of the wor >>> the owner of drakes bay oyster company is fighting the decision to shutdown hisusiness. 40% of the state's oyster production this is the wrong video. the interior secretary salazar decided the company's lease would not be renewed. that the site should be returned to its natural sight. drakes bay owner says the government is misrepresenting and has hired an attorney and filed against the federal government. >>> protesters plan to bare it all again today if there is approval on the nudity ban. nudists stripped down two weeks ago when the board ed to give initial approval to the ordinance. would it prohibit nudity on streets, plazas, sidewalks and other public spaces fines would start at $100 if approved people would allowed to walk around naked at certain parades, fairs and festivals. >>> new word from across the pond on how the pregnant duchess of cambridge is feeling as she remains hospitalized for severe morning sickness. katie marzullo is live with the latest on royal baby watch. >> reporter: the pwfrbgs bc's royal correspondent -- the bbc's royal correspondent

. >> i am wondering why there should be a distinction but you'rewide between the wall wors with things that are physical. what the bill does is against the same profession for e-mails -- protections for e-mails than it does at home. be sufficient?is >> if you look at how a search warrant is handled by the courts for the physical feature of property, the affidavit can be sold by the court. it can be accompanied by an nondisclosure level. it delays the notification for such time until the investigation is concluded. that is for very good reason. it is not just the individual agents. there is court oversight. the warrants are issued by the court. what the amendments do is they change the perception of delayed to the presumption of notification by saying that would then see days disclosure must be made unless a court order is applied for and 90 days segments. the concern is why change something that has worked very well that has protected the integrity of the investigations one there is no enforcement. doubt that it changes to how we act currently. i think a lot of what has been proposed a

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bit wor he gave one and said, when you have dinner with the president of the united states, you need to have a proper tie on. it was very anecdotal and clearly nothing of any national interest was going to be discussed in front of me or anyone else. his charisma is unbelievable. >> how did you keep your head? you set between buffett and obama. >> it was the first time in my life -- people try to pinch themselves. i pinch myself under the table literally as the president came to sit down. i was already sitting down to -- next to mr. buffett. my wife was next to the chief of staff of the armed services. i pinched my thighs. i had bruises on my thighs. >> are you a political person? >> as much as i live in a democracy and to take an interest in the right people leaving the country -- leading the country. when you reach a certain level, you get lobbied by whichever party is in power. you get invited to dinners, and you have to be careful. i have been careful not to nail my colors to the mast into mush -- too much. tavis: i want to come back to "homeland." now it is impossible to talk abo

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this, is how important is it for us to speak, to own-- i mean, you've done a lot of this genealogical wor our past, our racial past and our common african and latino ancestry? >> i'll tell you why it's particularly important for latinos. because almost every latino... multiracial latino society in the caribbean and in south america had an official policy of whitening-- brazil did, mexico did, cuba did-- and whitening was the subsidized immigration of europeans into the caribbean or latin american countries to brighten the color of the country. south america, latin america, has been in denial about its black roots. it's been in denial about that 11.2 million figure to the point where these countries would allocate millions of dollars to pay europeans to come move to mexico, move to brazil, move to cuba, move to dominican republic, move to wherever, intermarry, and lighten the country. they were trying to change the ratio of blacko whe, and hope, through miscegenation, that they would lighten the country. and they even had theories about... in brazil, through gilberto freyre, was called "ra

hastings saying that they are reviewing proposition 8 and the defense of act is significant because of worry.. >> they are granting to cases and alone for every possible question. >> many people watching supreme court that kennedy could be the vote deciding factor but roberts could be the pivotal vote. >> chief justice's tend to look for history. where will their position be? robert proved this in the health- care he was the deciding vote that helped sell the mandate. and he will go down in history as the roberts vote, not the kennedy boats of all holding that. i think that he will see this as a similar issue. not at the kennedy--about. >> and they are not anyone. >> little says that it is likely that they will not take the proposition 8 and the marriage back case back to back toward the could be looking at a decision sometime in the month of june, next year. dan kerman, kron 4 news scored >> mexican officials confirm that mexican american singer jenni rivera has died in a plane crash. video shows the site of the crash. the superstar along with two pilots and four other passengers were fly

and was being wor. school officials looked out for him so hoe would not be bullied . what do we saw to a person that they themselves and nothing was in this case. in hipped set, we are okaying at this that someone should have rushed in and interrepped. and to actually put 71 in a psychatology told for 72 hours. thigh had to tell you what at a it was. and the the presidentment and they arie reneved to reality they are a harm to themselves and another. >> sean, i have been to well and hearing in on are the. and is tue being the will gither wasting time. and we that he went prols come up barf thes schools and rural hospitals and hospitals and plices that are in hard targets and why don't we take the schools and employ the samuator you have in a matthews pressure. >> let me use you to . l and how often in your years as a defective that the signs were evident . i am not sure troyed you wanted in a scene like that. shoy do i recover from that. >> they are not going to recover canthey will always oomer it. lyou really don't. you have to go there it and it is not your nob. >>

does that wor it work the same r the democrats? have won five of the last six elections. the never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity and if they follow the prescription for what will happen is they will cosign themselves with their position. >> i just want to understand this, representing both sides that you both want, right? >> i'm saying the republican party lost, democrats have no mandate and republican don't change they will continue to lose. lou: notice you have to put on me. i said let's examined apollo the possibility of recess. >> we do very well in the midterms. that is because we don't have to do all this. >> nobody taking the blame anybody one. that is just wrong. i want to hear names on the republican side. where is this great talent? >> jeb bush is a great man. he would do immigration reform, a change in policy, change in personality and a very good man. he is somebody worth having a prominent role in this country. >> i'm looking at the operative level. lou: do you know what in the world republican world stand

. >> kimberly: is there one segment you can do together -- >> bob: wor you married?then. >> bob: a study out of britain that they had volunteers look at various films and pictures. women look at women more than man. men look at women more than men. why is this? >> dana: this is in our nature. the fact they spend money to do a study like this is anno annoying. women desfor other women. greg dresses for other women. >> greg: you lost your train of thought. it's gone to hell. >> dana: yes. >> greg: men are blamed for objectifying women. but women objectify women. women editors talk about how they worry about the problems in modeling but all they want is thin models. guys like women who are curvey. >> kimberly: but these womens have assets. the models i worked with -- [ laughter ] >> bob: you are a 13-year-old boy, bob. >> kimberly: this is a fox news immature alert, step in bob beckel. >> bob: sorry. >> kimberly: you can't be lingerie model and not have meat. it's different thrawnway and being call. not having curves. >> eric: men don't ogle other men. right? why is tha

there is an escalation that these situations aurora was the wor worst single killing with a gun.there a national crisis and is the perfect tresident trying register the ownership of guns in a more sensible manner? >> i think the president recognized today in a very appropriate statement that we have to look at a variety of risk factors that have created this epidemic and he talked in his remarks when he identified the vice president and understandably point to fire arms. and he talkeded about our mental health system and talked about a culture of violence that dominates. if we are serious about dealing with this and reducing the risk about this. it is unlikely that there are clearly multiple things that can and should be addressed. i happen to think that the mayor is onto something significant. that is a thoughtful and needed approach. but let's take a look at our mental health system. and i think you are going to see severe mental health problems. i said on the virginia tech panel. this is a young man, multiple people knew about it. they never connected the dots. this environmen

rail, even president bush could not get social security reform done, don't touch it, is the message in worashington. >> you don't have the ability to tell messa of bad news for month after month. the public needs to know the truth, we're on a path with 16.4 trillion worth of debt this economy cannot pay it off, our revenues cannot meet the debt expenditures. tom: i forget which sound bite said it, but come is that this will not add one crept to the deficit -- one cent to the deficit, but money for first time in history that more people are taking out than putting in, treasury tooks money and spent it on missiles, paper clips and pens, now they have to write the check, they owe money to all of social security resiv resip rec. >> if we ranur be the way that washington runs theirusiness there would be a huge problem. tom: they would be in jail. >> or lose a job or out of business. i'm confident this message will be delivered, someone has to tell the public on a consistent basis we cannot sustain this. tom: i got a comment the other day from said -- someo that said, don't you think, this is th

now, bill gates criticized this optimism saying you fail to see that worry about the wors case can actuallyp drive a lution. >>guest: i don't think that is really true. if you look where the solutions come from, they come from optimistic people living in rich pele like steve jobs or leonardo in italy. they are not iven by desperation or worry. in fact, i think it is the pessimists who are the complacent ones these days because they are saying, you know this is as good as it can get. we cannot make it any better. we better be careful about modified foods inindicate they are worse than existing technology. i think this world is great. t it is a veil of tears compared to what we could achieve. >> and could achieve. , thank you, matt ridley. coming up, who wants do go into space? soon we will all be able to go there. i talk about how innovation makes life better but where is the innovation coming from? politicians say from government. the big success story is america putting a man on the moon but think about it, yes, nasa put a man on the moon but they spent billions and have not been back in 4

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switching gears here a little bit, we're not talking about forgiveness but the wor gifts ever.lly bad gift, right? we'll share a doozy straight ahead. in sports an nfl player breaks a new receiving record. the details on his history-making night coming up. people have doubts about taking aspirin for pain. but they haven't experienced extra strength bayer advanced aspirin. in fact, in a recent survey, 95% of people who tried it agreed that it relieved their headache fast. visit fastreliefchallenge.com today for a special trial offer. >>> welcome back. 40 minutes past the hour now. it sounds like a contradictionary, fighting to at that on a growing problem in chicago. street violence. some dedicated people are taking young kids and turning around their lives. photo journalist derrick davis shows us how they're doing it. >> i grew up watching boxing all my life. boxing is really, really hard. it takes a lot of discipline. some people make it look easy, but it's really hard. as soon as i walked in the doors, i just fell in love with boxing. there's different things that the gym off

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he wor a klan uniform ride of in "birth of a nation." he's one of the klan riders.ook at john ford and billiam wendy. ford started his career wearing a klan robe. whitney directed the dramatics singing, "what you see is what you get." i know what side i'm on. ( laughter ) >> rose: so the movie here, tell me what it's about in a sense. not what happened in the movie. but in the end it's about? >> in the end -- >> rose: what is it its enduring quality? >> at the end of the day, i think... it true empowerment for the black male. watching the film. and true empowerment for the black male at that period of time. i remember, it was funny. you know, there is-- there has only been one movie that kind of dealt with the subject that i'm dealing with a little bit that touched on it. and that was it a movie called "the legend of niger charlie." it's not that great a movie but it's not that bad, either. it's held down by the fact they had a nonexistent budget. they had no money to do it, even though paramount made. of all the movies that trip all over themselves with historic fa

tonight in this election >> tonight in this election, you, the american people remind us that whileur wor haseen hard, while our journey has been long we have fought our way back and we know in our hearts that for the united states of america the best is yet to come. (cheers and applause) >> rose: barack obama has been named "time" magazine's person of the year for 2012. he received the honor as president-elect in 2008. the title goes to the person or thing that has most affected the news and our lives fogood o ill and embodied what was important about the year. the magazine's list included mohamed morsi, tim cook and malala yousafzai, the pakistani teach ager shot for advocating girl's education. rick stengel joins me now. he's the managing editor of time. how do you go about selecting the person of the year. and in the end you decide. >> and in the end i decide. >> rose: don't you love privilege? >> (laughs) it weighs on your shoulders alwa time, as you know. probably beginning in the middle of the year we start thinking about it, a month or so later i start asking people like you, memb

. >> announcer: "wor ♪ >> welcome back, everyone. her win a pretty extraordinary and competitive stressful competition here in new york city. >>> welcome back, everybody. we just saw her win a pretty extraordinary and competitive stressful competition here in new york city. here to show us how to do it for ourselves, gift-wrapping champion, lia griffith. and i guess we should say we're wrapping, but in the gift type of sense. you just won $10,000. pretty impressive. are you a professional gift wrapper? >> well, not professionally. i do blog about it. i have been doing it every since 6 years old i've been wrapping. >> i definitely need tips. mine are typically the worst wrapped presents under the christmas tree. if you can give me some tips and all of us out there. >> okay. i will do it. the first thing i will show you is how to wrap a basic gift. i cut my paper a little longer than the box itself. so there is a little overlap. tape it on the edge. so we have plenty of space. pull it over. crease the side. crease it. flip that back. t