to take you back to what barbara's talking about. a lot of law enforcement are veterans. many persons have served in the military, they kind of do understand that culture, a lot of them. in tulsa, for example, we did a lot of education with the va and the tulsa police department. something we ended up doing with our law enforcement. they would ask at the jail or even sometimes during arrest, have you served or are you currently serving in the united states armed forces? we never asked if they're a veteran or not. to me, i thought veterans we da grandfather. i didn't associate myself as a veter veteran. those are two major points. and certainly what barbara said about the permanent fence, they've done a lot of great work as have any more questions. i want to recognize our staff, larry for your hard work putting together this panel and i want to thank you all for joining us today at the u.s. conference of mayors, thank you very much. >>> defense secretary leon panetta proposed the budget for the fiscal year 2013. the center for strategic and international studies looks at t

ammano -- amato is the last person. >> my name is barbara. i feel i am a representative of a dog owner with one dog to obeys the rules and maintains the park. i agree with chris that it is so small that we really should limit to five dogs per dog walker. i was one of the original writters of the park and rec dog parks rules. it was very helpful to us, but we never envisioned people coming in with six or seven dogs. it is not something we were conscious of, so we ask you a minute to the small dog parks that the limit is odd, and also, i respectfully ask that you include in the legislation four. as requirements for the dog walkers. one is that they do have their permit visibly so that you can read it from 20 feet away or 10 feet away at least, and so that the permit is on their vehicles so we can see that they are registered and that every dog that is what has a city license. it should be a requirement, and then the dog walkers, because they are working, they should not be on their cell phones, socializing. they should be watching the dogs and

happy monday. >> happy monday, barbara. if you're hitting the roads, so far we have really good travel speeds in our area. traveling on route 50 making your way to the beltway you're at 61 miles per hour. traveling 395 looks good as well. northbound from the beltway to the 14th street bridge you're at 52 miles per hour. if you find yourself on the beltway from i-95 to i-270 on the outer loop, 57 miles per hour. traveling on i-270 not bad at all. at falls road, you're clear in the northbound lanes as well as the southbound connecting to the spur. >> thanks. >>> officials just wrapped up a news conference about how a community activist from alexandria was killed, then put in a well in ft. washington. prince george's county identified the body of 53-year-old lenny harris. police had to call in a private contractor to excavate the body from that well. they removed the body on saturday afternoon. autopsy results show harris was shot and killed. >> i would like to begin by extending my condolences and wishes of comfort to the fam

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thank you, barbara. the shootings of may 4, 1970 lasting all of 13 seconds have reverberated for approximately 40 years. in purely factual terms, they were the culmination of a clash at kent state university between student protesters and members of the ohio national guard. in the lingering debate over historical memory the shots have been regarded, depending upon one's point of view, as the responsibility of either left wing radicals or a right wing government. as a symbol of younger or older generation mall fee sans, as the end of the 1960s protest movement or the beginning of a new movement entirely. to understand the memory of the kent state shootings it's essential to become familiar with the events immediately preceding them. on friday, may 1st, 1970, the day following president nixon's announcement of the invasion at cambodia student protesters, as you can see in this photo gathered on the camp campus and symbolically buried the constitution. that evening at kent riots broke out in town and result

then there was barbara sitting at the desk and commanding attention. >> barbara walters here this morning. >> i got your question. >> you certainly have. >> as women evolved and women took a more prominent role in the work place, we took a more prominent role on the "today" show. >> every woman on the "today" show is now a co-host. that's my legacy. >> we are going to go live and show you a picture of the world trade center. >> every single major news event in the history of these 60 years has been on this broadcast. >> it's kind of like the open square where people come with ideas and where news is passed along. but we always had time for fun. >> bryant, give me a hug. >> another member of our cast, a very hard-working fellow named j. fred muggs. >> he had a chimpanzee. >> i hope the future of the "today" show is strongly tied to its past. i hope it continues to be a program that strives to inform people in an intelligent, worldly, sophisticated and humorous way. >> congratulations to our friends and co-workers on an incredible bit of television history. that's our broadcast on a friday

barbara lively started chest compressions. >> she wasn't responding but that's not -- that's not the concern with cpr. the concern is you keep the blood flowing until the specialists can get there and get them to a hospital. >> when she walked up, she basically took control. i mean, she was saying -- she was telling me hit two breaths and she was doing the compressions. she -- she took the lead. >> reporter: a ambulance arrived very quickly. and in the confusion, the gilberts never got the name of the good samaritans who stopped and helped. arletta gilbert survived. >> i am glad it happened and i came through it. i don't remember anything about it. >> reporter: the gilberts went public with their search for the samaritans and the two families have now spoken over the phone. >> she got on and she was perk cry and sparky and she said i'm back 100%. you know, and it was -- it was -- it was so fulfilling to know that the small contribution i had made, made a difference. >> reporter: arletta gilbert now has a pacemaker and is slowly recovering from her near- death experience. when that re

shows men who could be u-s marines, urinating on dead bodies.as barbara starr explains.. marine corp officials are now trying to identify the four shown in the video.desecration of a body by u-s troops could be considered a potential war c. crime. the 39 second video began to appear on the internet on wednesday, showing 4 men dressed in marine combat gear apparently uuinating on three 3 dead bodies. now, the marines have launched a full investigation into what exactly is on this video, who may be involved and what it shows. sources are telling us right now there's no reason to believe it is a fake or photoshopped, but they don't know exactly when it was taken and who is in the video, that is what they're looking into. still, a senior marine corps official tells us when you look at the still phooo that we are able to show you, we have blurred out the faces involved. you can see there are 30 caliber sniper rifles being carried and some of the marines are wearing specialized sniper helmets, indications possibll that this is a marine corps sniper unit, perhaps -- perhaps, tha

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i am barbara harrison. >>> we're following breaking news out of the district right now. in just a few minutes, council member thomas jr. is expected in court. he is expected to plead guilty to two counts, including filing false tax returns. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. this plea hearing gets under way at 11:15, so just a few minutes now. so far harry thomas jr. has not arrived at the courthouse, and one of his attorneys arrived 2 s minutes ago, and thomas jr. has not appeared. he is expected to plead guilty of using money for himself that was earmarked for youth programs. that was harry thomas jr. when the federal investigation first began, but today he's in the u.s. district courthouse about to plead guilty. for weeks some of his keel aegz on the council have been calling for thomas to step down, but his resignation did not come until yesterday after federal prosecutors charged him. he made this statement. the probe really heated up back in december when federal agents raided thomas' northeast home. he will admit to stealing more than $353,000 in d.c. government

i am barbara harrison. it's wednesday, january 4th, 2012. we begin with a photo finish in the first test for republican hopefuls in the division 2012. one of the slimmest margins in the state's history, mitt romney came ahead by seven votes. now, santorum looks to build momentum in the state. >> just a few weeks ago we were behind in the polls and we were able to do well last night, and i want to make sure it's not a one-state send off, and hopefully we can get the delegates where we can get the nomination. >> if we can appeal to the voters that have been left behind by democratic voters, we will win this election! >> and any minute now we expect to hear from minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann about the future of her campaign. several reports say she will announce she is suspending her bid for nomination. she finished sixth in the iowa caucuses with 5% of the vote. she told supporters she planned to stay in the race despite the performance, and her campaign strategy had been to focus on south carolina, thought to be a better fit for he

barbara is appealing the five-year sentence for gun possession. >> barbara sheehan is here with her children. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> you are out on bail right now while your appeal is pending. the judge sentenced you to five years. are you concerned that you are going to have to go back to jail? >> is yes, of course, that's a major concern. i also believe that we have a good appeal, a good appeal team and i'm just hoping for that. >> when we talk about what happened here, i know you think for people to understand what happened on that day, february 2008, when you shot your husband they have to understand your marriage and the years you spent in that marriage. what was the abuse you claim you suffered at the hands of your husband? >> various types of abuse. psychological, emotional abuse, physical abuse, black eyes, scars on my face, stitches, hospitalizations. it's just unbelievable. >> you know there are people listening who might say, well, why didn't you leave? >> well, it's very difficult to leave. first they manipulate you. so at first it starts with a push or a sh

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good morning, barbara. >> good morning, christine. indeed the marines now tell us that they have interviewed two of the men that they did idea fay. they have spoken to them. they are not in confinement. they've been returned to dut thank you but interviewed by investigators. in in addition, they expect to identify very shortly perhaps as soon as today all of those in the video. marine corps is a small place. people will recognize them in that video. the investigation continues, christine. >> barbara starr at the pentagon. tanks. >>> tensions rise in between the u.s. and iran. "the new york times" reports the obama administration has warned iranian leaders through back channels that blocking access in the persian gulf would trigger a u.s. response. defense secretary leon panetta says that would cross the line. >> we cannot allow them to develop a nuclear weapon. that's a red line. number two, we cannot tolerate iran blocking the staraits of hormuz, and that's a red line. >> despite the words of warning from the u.s., iran has reportedl

barbara, it was amazing when this happened very late this afternoon. it was disturbing and hard to watch. let me hear what the reaction is from the pentagon and, also, what you can tell us about its authenticity. >> well, erin, good evening. a senior pentagon official came out and said it. he called the video disgusting. so now what is happening is the marine corps is launching an investigation. they want to nail this down as fast as they can. who are these people in the vid video? are they in fact marines? where were they serving? what transpired here? and can they bring charges against these people? this is desecration of dead bodies in a war zone. are there charges to be brought? is there legal action to be taken under the military justice season. system. >> and, barbara, what can you tell us about who those people are or where they are? >> there are plenty of clues. and they may be able to give focus on this very, very quickly. senior marine, i spoke to this evening, said just look at that picture. you see those marines carrying sniper rifles. you

i don't think as a society we produce george bush and barbara bushes anymore. they are almost from a time and place we don't have any longer. i think that is a shame. i think the country and world would be a better place if we have a new generation of george and barbara bushes. thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, being the clean-up hitter today, i take everything back i said in my oral history. we thank you all for being here. good day. >> don't you dare! >> first of all, i would like to add my thanks to the miller center for supporting and putting together not only this oral history project, but this symposium today. as a member of the board of directors of the george bush library foundation we are grateful to support this effort. we think it is a fitting tribute to the history, the fabric, that surrounds a guy who and his wife who meant a lot to a number of us who had the great pleasure of serving with him. i'm probably the only person -- i think i can say this without anyone contravening me. i think i'm probably one of the people on the face of the earth whe

among them are jerry and barbara-, a -- jerry n. barber barbara heil, a retired couple. no sign of survivors. another anxious and sleepless night for the families of the missing. >> a short while ago, matthew gave us an update on this outage operation underway. >> they have almost inspected all of the ship that remains above the waterline. there is a lot that they have not managed to inspect below the waterline. fix -- they expect that specialist cabers, divers who have been broadened move -- brought in who have been talking about these dangerous conditions that they are working on. they are crowded corridors almost in total darkness. i think that search will take a long time to complete. but the main message coming out this evening is the hope of finding more survivors is fading quickly indeed. the selvis teams are expected to began their work -- the salvage teams are expected to begin their work tomorrow. the good news is that they do not expect any fuel to leak into the water. then there is the complex question of how on earth you begin to think about moving the ship.

i really want to thank barbara, josie, and all the folks from the cayuga improvement group. mohammed will speak and make some introductions. i want to thank lizzie hirsch, richard yee, marvin yee, our capital planning director. i want to thank courtney representing the parks alliance. steve courier is here. thank you for being here. i want to thank the rec and park staff, bill o'brien, our new gardner. perhaps the biggest thank you and acknowledgment is to our beloved retired gardener at the cayuga playground, demnny. he immigrated to the country in 1973. he worked in the law firm became a gardener and singlehandedly took over the park. you can see some of his work scattered throughout the trails and beautiful urban landscape. he crafted about 350 beautiful sculptures and characters. some of them have been safely tucked away for the renovation project. he will still see about 100. -- you will still see about 100 of them out here. you are a demigod to this park. thank you for being here. when the project is done, you will see a beautiful new clubhouse with a living roof. ther

they're all feisty -- >> do you think barbara walters is feisty? >> one of the most feisty women you can meet. >> on camera or off. >> there is not one country other than israel that does not have a king or dictator. we support many of those countries. >> she's ferociously hard working, incredibly professional and utterly ruthless. i want half her passion when i'm her age and one thing to aspire to. >> one thing you asked barbara walters, how many times have you been properly in love. >> a great question. >> let's look at these bevy of reactions. >> how many times have you been properly in love? >> properly in love? that's a good question actually how many times have you been properly in love? >> never. next question. >> you are making me fall properly in love with you, i mean it. >> how many times have you -- >>, you did not -- >> once, and i remain there. >> how many times have you been properly in love? >> how many times have you been properly in love? honestly, i've been waiting long enough -- >> you've been watching the show. >> it's time for

i would have to wait for a loss and outgoing time barbara walters is on the show. so by process of elimination i think the rest of them are lovely girls. and actually, i become it's been kind of weird because usually some small point is a joke in my book, twist it around, turn it into the thesis of the entire book and that's the only thing i talk about for the next month, which gets really tedious and radio interviews. for the first time i'm being asked about the book which on one hand is great. spin on time researching. i have and i am worried about without a massive catfight my book sales will suffer. >> this looks like your boy, chris christie isn't running. to his next? >> well, i would like to say that if my boy chris christie does not run he will go from being my love to my enemy for life. i'm not designing my shoes. i think he should run for one thing, the country needs him. i think he is head and shoulders above the other candidates who are fantastic. one thing is worth noting. every single republican in the debate monday night is better than john mccain. i

60 or 70% of the senate it was about 50/50 republicans and democrats who were up for election, like barbara boxer. they were in the solid blue states. so we didn't have many opportunities in the last election to pick up the senate seats. but that changes next year and it changes three years from now. those are too fantastic years and the senate for republicans and i don't know how republicans are going to blow which ensure they will come up with something and it is your job to stop them. [laughter] >> i just want to add that we are part of the book forced to use bixby for for coming to the first of all. do you think that liberals coming into nseries about this, have a clue about the spiritual component to white conservatives are loath to? you don't have to like our policy but it goes beyond that, doesn't it? >> yeah, that is covered more extensively in my book about three books back, god bless the church of liberalism, and i think that explains why you do see all of the mob psychology characteristics on the left and you really don't see it among the right way you don't see it among republic

. >> among the missing, american retirees jerry and barbara hyle from minnesota. their family said they couldn't wait for their dream mediterranean cruise. and the ships purser trapped on board for a day and a half. the boulder still lodged in the concordia's ripped hull, the ship lying on a rocky bed more than 100 feet deep, at an angle, in danger of sliding. and a state of emergency declared over worries that half a million gallons of fuel could be leaking. still emerging video shows how a vacation three hours in evolved into a desperate push to escape. >> people are passing out. people are getting nervous. people are having chest pains. i was having chest pains. i was having anxiety because i don't know how to swim. >> infrared video shows people inching down the exposed hull in the dark. today, costa cruises called this the result of human error. blaming the captain for making an unauthorized decision to steer off course closer to an island. he's also under suspicion of abandoning ship while passengers still scrambled for their lives. the company said this cou

among them two americans gerald hiel 69 and wife barbara 70. they have spent their entire lives raising four children pinching pennies to put their kids through private school. retirement was going to be their time but their dream vacation turned into a nightmare. >> wednesday, thursday, friday searchers find neither survivors another bodies. the tet todeath toll 12 with 20 missing. time has all but run out. >> coming up a view from the shore. stories of horror, grief and despair that you have not yet i stepped on the machine, and it showed me the pressure points on my feet and exactly where i needed more support. then, i got my number. my tired, achy feet affected my whole life. until i found my number. i tried the free dr. scholl's foot mapping center. in two minutes, i got my foot map and custom number. i'm a 440. that matched up to the dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support and cushioning i need. i am a believer. i'm a believer! i'm a believer. find your closest foot mapping center at drscholls.com. >>> from america

dominique from the office of congresswoman barbara lee. thank you for coming. office of congresswoman barbara lee. office of congressman mike honda. thank you for coming. the juvenile probation department. thank you for coming here this evening. thank you for coming. ok. we are now going to begin tonight's program. first we'll hear from one of the nation's leading legal scholars on the long-term economic impact of immigrant rights policy and reform. we will hear from a panel. after the panel discussion, we will have time to hear from the local elected officials. then we will open the meeting for public comments. if you would like to speak during the public comment section, please fill out a yellow card and return that to a member of our staff. i would like to introduce adrian, who has done amazing work for this commission. she's the executive director of the office of immigrant affairs would you introduce the speakers and panelists. thank you very much. >> thank you, chair mccarthy. it's truly a pleasure to introduce tonight's keynote speaker. the professor is

barbara, it was amazing when this happened very late this afternoon. it was disturbing and hard to watch. let me hear what the reaction is from the pentagon and, also, what you can tell us about its authenticity. >> well, erin, good evening. a senior pentagon official came out and said it. he called the video disgusting. so now what is happening is the marine corps is launching an investigation. they want to nail this down as fast as they can. who are these people in the video video? are they in fact marines? where were they serving? what transpired here? and can they bring charges against these people? this is desecration of dead bodies in a war zone. are there charges to be brought? is there legal action to be taken under the military justice season. system. >> and, barbara, what can you tell us about who those people are or where they are? >> there are plenty of clues. and they may be able to give focus on this very, very quickly. senior marine, i spoke to this evening, said just look at that picture. you see those marines carrying sniper rifles. yo

among them two americans gerald hiel 69 and wife barbara 70. they have spent their entire lives raising four children pinching pennies to put their kids through private school. retirement was going to be their time but their dream vacation turned into a nightmare. >> wednesday, thursday, friday searchers find neither survivors another bodies. the tet todeath toll 12 with 20 missing. time has all but run out. >> coming up a view from the shore. stories of horror, grief and stories of horror, grief and despair that you have not yet [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammatio plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so mo

yes, i worked with barbara boxer. i worked with barbara boxer? yes, i did. barbara boxer and i were the co authors of the iran freedom and support act to put sanctions on iran and to help fund their pro-democracy program to stop their nuclear program. we were co sponsored of the syrian accountability act to get syria out of the lebanon and stop influencing hez bu la and tlezening northern israel. and because they were my bills, why did they go to barbara boktser? it was a pretty easy thing. if rick santorum and barbara boxer are on a bill, everybody can vote for it, right? if you can get people, a conservative and liberal to share a common point of view that is consistent with my values, then why not do so and try to get bipartisan support? this president goes out of his way to secure people who disagree with him personally. barbara boxer and i had some of the biggest battles on the floor of the senate that have been in place for the last 20 years, but on areas we agreed i never made the battles personal. i never -- you can't make them personal. that destroy

i'm eun yang in for barbara harrison. thursday, january 19, 2012. right off the top, we have breaking news on the race for the white house. nbc news confirmed texas governor rick perry plans on dropping out of the race for the republican nomination. he is expected to speak in south carolina at any moment. and he will reportedly endorse newt gingrich for president. we will take you there live as it happens. >>> as perry drops out the big question is who will his supporters turn to? the iowa republican party just released the certified results of their caucuses and there is a big switch. officials now say that rick santorum finished 34 votes ahead of mitt romney. no official winner will be declared. news4's melissa malay joins us to discuss what happened. >> reporter: official announcement expected in less than a an hour. nbc news will not declare a winner. the iowa gop is expected to say rick santorum finished ahead of romney by 34 votes. officials say they discovered errors actually a fair amount of errors, 131 to be exact, in the county of fayette

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i am barbara harrison. it's thursday, january 5th, 2012. >>> right now, president obama is about to speak at the pentagon, at a press briefing there. he will talk about the effort to absorb hundreds of billions in defense budget cuts after a decade of war. he's an outline of the plan. it will include $54 billion in duts over the next decade, and removing over 4,000 troops from europe, and if congress deadlocks on spending, there could soon be an additional $500 billion in cuts. we will continue to follow this and bring you the president. actually, he is moving into the press briefing room right now. let's go there live. >>> good morning, everybody. the united states of america is the greatest force for freedom and security that the world has ever known. in no small measure, it's because we build the best trained, best led and best equipped military in history, and as commander in chief i am going to keep it that way. indeed, all of us on this stage, every single one of us have a profound to every soldier, m

barbara, where are you? this is barbara's 16th year but this is her first super plunge. >> i did this for at and hayes. i promised him i would be here for him. -- adam hayes. >> go in and get warm. thank you very much. we love you. how are you doing? >> we are called. >> your call? thank you very much. go in and get warm. more people will be plunging. reporting live, rob roblin. >> thank you very much. you can tell your favorite plunger how proud you are of them by sending text messages for encouragement. send the word plunge followed by your message to this number. it could appear on 11 news saturday morning. standard text messaging rates to apply. coming up on 11 news tonight, cool schools plungers and halted in their tracks. what caused all of this damage before students took a dive? new numbers released from the department of commerce. the encouraging news in tonight's project economy report. >> entertainment, jobs, and a big tax revenue. the projections for towson's newest development is next. >> a litt

cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr joins us with new details on this investigation. barbara, among those new details they've now identified at least some of those marines, right? >> reporter: absolutely, john. they moved very quickly on this. the marine corps is not all that big. those marines were known to people who saw the video. it is -- this is a unit now. it is widely believed out of camp lejeune, north carolina that served in afghanistan until late last year. two of the marines now who participated in that video, their names are known to the marine corps. they're moving very quickly to investigate all of this, both the marine corps investigation and the naval criminal investigative service investigation. it really couldn't be more serious. they want to nail this down very quickly, john. >> quick to investigate, barbara, also very quick to condemn. both at the military level and senior civilian administration officials. what is the sense inside the administration of why they thought it was so urgent not only to investigate but to try to condemn this and pretty

barbara taylor, there have been so many breaking elements in the story about the new sheriff, ross mrikarimi. what's the latest? >> well i think i would sum it up by saying it was the best of times. it was the worst of times, that line from "a tale of two cities" charles dicness because that's what ross mrikarimi's life has been like this week. it started sunday, after serving seven years on the board of supervisors he was sworn in as the city's sheriff, called it the best day of his life and now five days later he's been charged by the city's district attorney with three misdemeanor counts related to allegations of domestic violence, domestic violence battery, child endangerment and dissuading a witness. all of this stems from a fight that he had with his wife on new year's eve. now, suddenly his political career is on life support. he still says he will not step aside. he says he will prove his innocence. his wife stood beside him just a couple of hours ago literally at city hall, also denying the charges. she says they are unbelievable and completely wrong. >> now this, i don't think we'v