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his charge is roy. i joined him last night for what he calls a wee goldie. ah, here's bennett, precipitate as ever. come in! >> good morning. >> mr. holmes, dr. watson. i must apologize for your unfortunate encounter yesterday, but also... >> there's no need. in fact, it has provided the very first clue to this odd affair. do sit down. >> thank you. mr. holmes, i cannot pretend i am happy to have answered your summons. >> of course. and i continue to appreciate the division of your loyalties. it's no small wonder that you have withheld so much. roy first attacked his master on the evening of september the 2nd, did he not? >> how can you know that? >> as the professor came from his study into the hall, you restrained the dog. on this occasion, he was merely shut up in the scullery. next morning, he was as right as rain, or so macphail informs me. >> macphail. >> who better than the family coachman to advise me how matters might truly stand? >> forgive me, mr. holmes. i should have told you myself, but-- >> but you didn't. the second attack occurred 13 days la

the police decided to ask roy some questions. >> the story that roy gave was that marie parker had in fact been a victim of david parker ray, she had been abducted, while she was in the toy box she was systematically tortured over a period of a couple of days. >> how did you come up with the idea to kill marie? >> it was david ray parker's idea. >> it's pretty remarkable. it just seemed like it went up to a different level and each level it went up to it became more overwhelming. and then i began to wonder where's it going to end? >> i know that he ended up giving me a rope and telling me to strangle her. and she wasn't dying fast enough. >> okay, but you say she wasn't dying fast enough. was she struggling or -- >> yeah, she was struggling. >> we have no doubt that his statement was accurate. his details were such that it's unquestionable roy yancey killed marie parker. >> i was told not to tell anybody anything or i was going to be killed and thrown in a ditch. >> and who told you that? >> david. >> if roy yancy could take the police to where marie parker's body had been dumped, the

i'm aditi roy, and this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned, "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> newt gingrich continues to pick up steam on the way to the iowa caucuses, just 29 days from now. with new polls showing him leaping ahead in a couple of early states. the question is, can the gingrich campaign that didn't see this burst coming itself organize to hang in for the long nominating haul. >>> it looks like gingrich is bringing in supporters of herman cain, who are now looking for a new man after cain dropped out of the race on saturday. the question is -- would you have had cain's improbable run in any other way, than with a pokemon quote from the candidate. that's what he did. >>> and aaron rodgers breaks the heart of giants fans with game-winning drive that took less than a minute and kept the packers perfect. the question is, will anybody beat these guys? it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning, i'm willie geist and this is "way too early," the show that was

roy williams is part of a three-generational nfl family. he, his son eric, and his grandson kyle all played in the nfl and are all part of our study. when roy came to see us at the age of 73, he weighed 334 pounds. getting roy motivated to get healthy was surprisingly easy. all i had to tell him was that as his weight went up, the size of his brain went down. roy runs a highly successful business that helps families transition their wealth to the next generation, so he was not too keen on having a smaller brain. roy did all of the things we asked of him, and not only has he lost 30 pounds, his attention, memory, and reasoning scores, which were already pretty good, got even better. his wife says he has the energy of someone who is 40 years old, which initially really irritated her. [laughter] but over time, our program ideas rubbed off on her, and she has lost weight too. and his son and grandson have lost even more weight than roy has. the best way to influence the people you love is to first get healthy yourself. if your health habits are

>> roy barked all night. on the 12th too. also days upon which the professor received packages from london east central. >> this is the date on which the face appeared at the window four nights ago. >> yes. >> and this is where the shadow appeared last night. of course! the common factor is two. always the gap decreases by two days. numbskull, holmes. >> and today is the 21st of october. >> did... >> yes, a package arrived this morning. >> my heaven, the crisis is upon us. last night was but the precursor. come, we must go at once. come along, come along. i'll explain on the way. >> the front door. it's open! bennett, examine upstairs. >> watson! [ominous music] ♪ i thought as much. [dog barking] >> did you hear, mr. holmes? >> too well, ms. presbury, too well. up there. look! [monkey calling] >> by heavens, holmes. you were right. [screeching] [dog barking] [screeching] [snarling and barking] >> he's heading course to ms. morphy's house. bennett, stay here and protect ms. presbury. [screeching] [ominous music] ♪ he's aim

i'm aditi roy, and this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned, "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> newt gingrich continues to pick up steam on the way to the iowa caucuses, just 29 days from now. with new polls showing him leaping ahead in a couple of early states. the question is, can the gingrich campaign that didn't see this burst coming itself organize to hang in for the long nominating haul. >>> it looks like gingrich is bringing in supporters of herman cain, who are now looking for a new man after cain dropped out of the race on saturday. the question is -- would you have had cain's improbable run in any other way, than with a pokemon quote from the candidate. that's what he did. >>> and aaron rodgers breaks the heart of giants fans with game-winning drive that took less than a minute and kept the packers perfect. the question is, will anybody beat these guys? it's "way too early" for this.

roy rogers would have turned 100 this year. now his son and grandson are keeping his legacy alive, blazing trails of their own. we're going to tell you more about that coming up. it's a great story. >>> we want to begin with the explosive testimony in the child sexual abuse investigation involving former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. nbc news national investigative correspondent michael isakoff is in hairrrisburg with more on th. >> reporter: good morning, lester. a judge ruled that the case against those two former penn state officials can now proceed to trial. once the starting penn state quarterback, now a star witness for the government. mike mcqueary took the witness stand and graphically described seeing a naked jerry sandusky engaged in what he called extreme sexual activity with a young boy. the boy was up against the wall, mcqueary testified. jerry was directly behind him in a very, very close position. i believe jerry was sexually molesting him. mcqueary slammed his locker door shut causing msand

captain roy credits paul for staying so calm and paul thanks captain roy, his brother and all the rescuers involved for saving his life. >> no words can explain my thanks. i mean, they were terrific. they did a great job. >> coming up, a flash flood and a car is sinking fast. >> i just remember looking at this woman screaming at the side of the window thinking, that has to be the worst thing you can ever go through. >>> this man didn't have elevator phobia, but now he's stuck alone high above the ground in a new york high-rise. no one knows he's in there, but it is all caught on a security camera. when "caught on camera: trapped" continues. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. your core competency is...competency. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm getting an upgrade. [ male announcer ] as you wish, business pro. as you wish. go national. go like a pro. now through january earn a free day with every two rentals. find out more at nationalcar.com

spaniard who's been up to someone from day one seizing sole control from fellow overnight leader to roy on saturday showing great touch to stay bogey free and finish the day with three birdies this effort allowing the twenty eight year old girl one shot lead a repeater hansen the swede himself enjoying a great day of golf with half a dozen birdies in a whole. june house a vast decoder tied for third eight on one marker roy's no three shots off the lead two thousand and nine p.g.a. championship winner yang soaring into contention by also carting six birdies those men seeking to deny mike arroyo a top two finish on the us the chance for the northern irishman to stay alive in the european money title race against. now we know pro boxers like to talk up their bikes for promotional purposes but the following fighters have every reason to genuinely dislike each other miguel cotto and on twenty a margarita weighing in for a modest and square garden showdown on saturday which follows quite a history between the per w.b. a super light middleweight title challenger margarito beat cop. in two thou

i'm roy underhill. so glad you could be with me again today, because we have with us our good friend, author and editor of "popular woodworking" magazine, christopher schwartz. christopher. hey, roy. you have done so much for woodworking. but here now you're trying to introduce a class system of sawing? what is this about? yeah. here i'm doing a second-class saw cut on this to produce a tenon cheek. a tenon--all right. so what is this, though? american--come on now. american sawing-- we live in a classless society here, and the way you saw is you roll up a barrel. sure. you put your wood down, you get your saw, you cut your wood, and there you go. all right. now, that's american. now, what's wrong with that? why do you need to introduce classes of sawing? yes. well, robert wearing, who gave us the 3 classes of saw cuts, would say that, you know, there's the third class, which is rough, but i think you've found the fourth class. all right. ok, mr. smart sawyer then, why don't you take us through these st

roy taylor and sky team 11. >> inner loop of the beltway between providence and loch raven boulevard. it appears to be a tractor- trailer, a car, and a police car involved in serious crash at this location. we are not sure about the severity of injuries, but state troopers have responded to the location to transport one of the victims to the hospital for at the police car does not appear to be in serious damage. the car that is literally in front of the tractor-trailer seems to have at some significant damage to that. just be advised, the inner loop of the beltway is shut down at providence road. they are making everybody get off providence road. outer loop is shut down due to the fact that state police went to the helicopter here. hopefully they will get the outer loop moving up very shortly. i am captain roy taylor. >> i need a's "medical alert," a study of the patients it shows that ammonia is the most common element after surgery. researchers were also surprised to find the most infections occur aabout two weeks after surgery. 42% of all major infections develop after the patient

roy taylor and sky team 11 is over the scene with more. >> from what we understand, this vehicle was involved in some type of criminal activity. state police started to pursue the vehicle. the passenger in the car ended up bailing out, but operator of the vehicle continued southbound on i-83, trying to exit at the maryland line exit, and was going too fast, loss control, jumped our guard rail and a five-foot fence. the passenger of the car that the state police were chasing was injured and taken to a local hospital. maryland state police will be handling the incident. baltimore county police are on the scene assisting. the search goes on for the passenger of the vehicle. reporting live with sky team 11, i am captain roy taylor. >> onto a big story, two former penn state administrators are in the pretrial hearing in the jerry sandusky sexual abuse allegations. tim curley and gary schultz are charged with lying to a grand jury investigators. >> penn state officials tim curley and gary schultz are arrived at court this morning in harrisburg, facing perjury charges connected to the jerry

he is described as awhile man in his 40s, he is 5-foot 6, wearing along brown correct roy -- cord roy coat. >>> the parents of a young by are asking for people to pray. they are hoping he will live to see his second birthday. the child is among eight people injured when a gunman opened fire. the toddler was shot in the head and is fighting for his life. >> they didn't get a man, they didn't get a teenager, they got a toddler, a one-year-old, he has not even been here long enough, he should not have to go through this. >> the surveillance video shows the little boy in his father's arms there and you can see this moments after the attack. there is the video for a moment of the attack. the three gunmen are still on the loose. a $35,000 awards offered for anybody who leads to an arrest. >>> a campus alert issued at stamford university after a student was tied up and robbed at gunpoint. coming up, we will tell you how some students are reacting and describe who police are looking for. >>> time now 5:35, they are considering the latest move in support of occupied protesters. they claimed po

. >> let's go to captain roy. >> fire units are dealing with an apartment fire at this location. we understand it is a kitchen fire. we still see some smoke showing from the back of the building. we do not have any reports of injuries at this time. it looks like they will be shutting down a road in both directions. reporting live in skyteam 11, i am captain roy. >> the government has rested its case against private forecasts -- private first class bradley manning. >> these are the last troops to

i know roy made the comment that i would want to increase taxes. the bottom line is i don't want to see a greater pound of flesh being taken out of the middle class. that's what the house republican do. they do it in so many different ways. it will go to the question in the next elections, whose side do you stand up for? do you stand up for millionaires and billionaires who got some of the biggest tax cuts, or are you going to stand up for the overwhelming middle class? that's why every economist says to us you need to extend both the payroll tax and the unemployment compensation because not do so, as mark zandi said, would throw us back into recession. amare prize says the extension of the payroll tax would create a million jobs. that's far more than giving a tax break to the millionaires and billionaires. >> senator blunt, just go ahead. i'm sure you want to talk about that. >> i don't know who the 11% are. congress is almost totally dysfunctional right now. all we've done this year and my first year in the senate -- i'm in the minority in the se

of these people who were doing the decrypting, they understand what they are doing, but i remember roy saying to me, he said, yes, we knew what we were doing was important and urgent, but nobody told us anything how it impacted the battle or ships sank or it didn't. that's just the movies afterwards who present it that way, so this terrible uncertainty, who can you trust? who is telling the truth? so much propaganda and so much bull frankly and that was worse if you lived in japan or in germany, but it was bad even in the united states of britain that you only have the luxury of telling the truth when the war is over. >> host: yeah, yeah. there's been a sense in britain and the united states that this is the good war, morally, and you, yourself, in the end say, well, the bottom line is the alternative -- >> guest: the key point, what i tried to explain is it's been very important to all of us, our parents, grandparents, and our own generation, the vision of the war is a good war, but first of all, one thing i emphasize that i think is important is that we're sometimes reluctant to reco

another loss, roy got game. what coach has to say about his [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wireless companies. it's simple -- more spectrum means more freedom. for everyone. >>> investigators have discovered a fifth victim from that attack yesterday on holiday shoppers. in that attack, a man lobbed hand grenades and ended with an assault rifle. those killed was aed ed ttoddla woman. officials in belgium ruled out terrorism. the suspect who is 33 years old had been in jail on weapon and drug charges. >>> president obama traveled to ft. bragg, north carolina today to welcome home troops from iraq. he marked the end of the nearly nine year conflict by honoring the military's extraordinary achievement in that

rex grossman, mike shanahan on the opening drive, grossman with a pitch to roy helu who takes it in, another big day for the rookie. washington strikes first, but then shonn greene gets the handoff to take things up, 7-7. then there's a fumble, wouldn't be a redskins game without a turnover of sorts and then the jets capitalize. it was just a rough day. you know, the defense stayed in the game all the way until about halfway into the forth quarter and then it was rough and unfortunately they weren't -- 4th quarter and then it was rough and unfortunately they winter able to pull this one out -- weren't able to pull this one off. >> seriously i don't know. i don't know why we got stuck there in the 2nd half and weren't able to have the same production. >> we had the rhythm going. we used some field goals instead of touchdowns which got in the red zone, combination of just kind of losing your poise a little bit not being able to finish. >> we've got more redskins now for you coming up tonight a sports plus. we'll have double coverage from the latest on the four-game suspensions levied o

. >> i remember bob saying, roy you're a bull. >> roy and the other 19 c contestants fast discovered that the trainers are more naughty than nice. >> don't disa poippoint. >> he's an evil man. >> you know his name? >> no. >> pushed to the brink, this season's theme, no excuses. >> hurry up! >> remove the fear from your head. no more excuses. >> it's always so funny at the beginning to of season, the contestants are so happy to see me. oh, there's bob, she's so nice and sweet. >> among those rudely awakened a former olympic wargt lifter and a former professional wrestler. >> i was at 10 128 pounds. i really never felt better. physically in my life than when i was in that kind of shape. >> a pregnancy derailed kim's healthy lifestyle. >> the 80 pounds never came off. >> she's starting her quest at 250 252 pounds. she'll have a great incentive. $250,000 prize awaits the winner. it all starts january 3rd on nbc. >>> charles barkley's new weight watcher commercial. >> men don't want to live without them. at weight watchers we don't have to. >> charles likes the freedom that weight watcher

b. >> roy helu, got to like what he did. b, mitch? could. >> a b, roy had a good game and also the passing game too. >> new england has a great offense. tom brady is maybe the best quarterback we have ever seen but the redskins made mistakes. they didn't get enough pressure on him. had one interception. >> b, mitch? >> i gave them a c t. they can't tackle. they had many opportunities to tackle, they couldn't do it. coaching? >> i'm not a big nan of mike shanahan and what he has done here in washington but that was impressive. overall a b minus effort. >> i go b, when you look at a team that cannot run the football, you know when they are going to run the football, they had a terrible defense. they should have had a good day. >>> guys, always a pleasure. we will see you back here thursday, redskins getting ready for new york. >>> the russian owner of an american basketball team now running to become the next president of russia. details, just ahead. >>> plus one of the more unique final exams you'll ever see. a competent tigg to build

i know roy made the comment that i would want to increase taxes. bottom line is i don't want to see a greater pound of flesh being taken out of the middle class. that's what the congress dmosoen so many ways. it will go to the question in the next elections whose side do you stand up for? do you stand up for millionaires and billionaires who got some of the biggest tax cuts? or are you going to stand up for the overwhelming middle class. that's why every economist says to us you need to extend both the payroll tax and the unemployment compensation because not do so, as mark zandi said, would throw us back into recession. the krextension of the payroll x would create a million jobs. that's more than giving a tax break to the millionaires and billionaires. >> i don't know hot 11% are. congress is almost totally dysfunctional right now. all we've done this year and my first year in the senate -- i'm in the minority in the senate -- is barely keep the doors open. of course people are not satisfied with that. i do think the president's obligation to lea

go rafting here and you're combining a white knuckle roys with a trip back in time. so we made it illumines does around the corner. not a great little sightseeing five along the way. and i didn't even get wet. and the great lake is edged by a wild and beautiful landscape. but i'm here on the banks of the mighty lake kiln an approximately fifteen hundred square kilometers of water. and over there in the distance you can see great novgorod and i'm actually on a pathway that was originally designed to be a roadway to the capital it was bought up by catherine the great in the eighteenth century but as you can see the builders didn't quite get it finished my trip was nearly over but i had one more highlight left on my route. of all the foot work i really feel like i've also had a journey through the history of the novgorod region and i know that around here this should be somewhere which could be the icing on the cake. and lo and behold zunes what manner of cloth is this me thinks i have found the right place. this is libby tonight and it's a picture perfect reconstructio

rookie roy helu steps in and rushed for 100 yards in three consecutive games. the franchise's first rookie running back to accomplish that feat. then last saturday rookie evan royster replaced the injured helu and rushed for 132 yards in his first nfl start. torain's future with the team was pretty clear yesterday when the head coach did not mention his name when asked about his running. >> you can see we have some doubt. i think roy has done a fantastic job as well as royster coming in and taking advantage of an opportunity. i thought tim did a great job before he got hurt. so we do have some depth at that position. that's what you're looking for. >>> meanwhile shanahan mentioned tim hightower. he was referring to the season running back who is off after tearing his acl in week seven. >>> to hockey and the jury is still out on dale hunter coaching, but the team could get a much needed boost when defenseman mike green missed 20 straight games is back practicing. head coach dale hunter and the caps on the ice this morning after yesterday's 4-2 loss to the sabres

for a top two finish which would keep him in the euro money title hunt against looked almost a lock roy had a bogey only it didn't finish today strongly with a birdie to also card a seven on for the runs scot richie rumsey on thailand's pun a call to the arts in a chair for seconds it's. and finally with the winter sports season in the process of kicking off we had to russia's famous sure again area which has already played host to a female free ride competition local are all over won this snowboarding events while her compatriots on a beach dominated the ski section in what proved the most picturesque of competitions. eh eh. our. our. our. our. our. our. our. our. so it's tough that is all yours is coming up in just. whether it's life in the fast lane on the slow boat to anywhere. alongside. science and technology up to. the diversity of this land on the mrs. coleman daunting circle see. if. they've. home. from. it. all. wealthy british style it's not the answer it's not i'm glad it's. not for. markets why not.

this weekend there is a clear leader of the hong kong open and it's not shirley favorite remark or roy. quite the confidence with the group but not with the base the thoughts of russia football manager dick out of the count following the euro two thousand and twelve group stage draw in kiev our correspondent richard vaughan poured feet caught up with the dutchman in the ukrainian capital. i mean it's probably a good draw you would have dreamed about it. because if you see. but. to do it. that's important it was going for your mind when you when you saw the team being drawn out and obviously looked for group a would be a lot easier than the rest because we used hoping to get a level was going. to get. quite interesting group. qualify and. we could probably do. the same because also you know the greeks very well for instance i mean you play differently from last month. the team that used to be perhaps ten years ago and the poles i mean the team in competition even though they're playing at home you've. got your opponents. dangerous side because. the fanatics in the. home team. are very d

five shots behind northern irish man a michael roy must win the event to have any chance of claiming the european money title ahead of luke donald the englishman himself needs a top nine finish to become the first ever player to secure the order of merit kron on both sides of the atlantic he's eight strokes off the summit sitting twelfth in the u.a.e. . i think just personally in terms of my mental approach for the next couple days i was it was huge it was a struggle today i've been making a few kind of uncharacteristic mistakes i'm not sure what that. is down to maybe just you know the situation of what's at stake this week but to make three birdies that. will make lunch and make the next two days a little easier let's talk russia's women have won bronze at their home european championships confidently seeing off denmark on a thirteen seven scoreline on friday russia were beaten by scotland in extra end in the semifinals meaning a danish test for the last podium spot head the two thousand and six european champions in russia who lost the opening in stride leading by one point denmar

time this weekend there is a clear leader of the hong kong open and it's not surly favorite remark or roy. quietly confidence with the group but not with the base the thoughts of russia football manager dick advocaat following the euro two thousand and twelve group stage draw in kiev our correspondent richard vaughan poured feet caught up with the dutchman in the ukrainian capital. i mean it's probably a good draw you would have dreamed about it. because if you see. but. to do it. was going for your mind when you when you saw the team being drawn out and obviously looked for group a would be a lot easier than the rest because we used hoping we would get a level. four and get. group. qualify. we can probably. say the same because also you know the greeks very well for instance i mean you play differently from last month. the team that used to be perhaps ten years ago and the poles i mean the team in competition even though they're playing at home you've. got your opponents. dangerous side because. the fanatic in the. home teams is the dangers we have seen in. the world championship. as wel

this weekend there is a clear leader of the hong kong open and it's not shirley favorite remark or roy. quietly confidence with the group but not with the base the thoughts of russia football manager dick out of account following the euro two thousand and twelve group stage draw in kiev our correspondent richard vaughan poured feet caught up with the dutchman in the ukrainian capital. i mean it's probably a good draw you would have dreamed about it. because if you see. but. to do it. was going for your mind when you were drawn to it and obviously looked for group a would be a lot easier than the rest because we used hoping we would get a level. four and get. group. qualify. we could probably do. the same because also you know the greeks very well for instance i mean you play differently from last month a. team that used to be perhaps ten years ago and the. team in competition even playing at home with. your parents. to dangerous side because. the fanatic in the. home teams was very dangerous. as the world championship. as well but again if you see all the opponents. if we do what we ha

roy helu flips to brandon banks and throws to it a wide-open santana moss. patriots are tripping over each other. redskins take a 17-14 lead. third quarter we go. redskins trail 27-20. on third and goal, grossman, under pressure, he makes a play. hits david anderson for the score and the game is tied at 27. it's a ball game. ensuing patriots possession, tom brady out of the shotgun here, under pressure, and he makes play. throws to wes welker, 24-yard touchdown, new england up 34-27. we go to the end of the game. redskins think they score a touchdown, but an offensive pass interference penalty wipes it out. so grossman completes to moss, but, oh, no, loses it. intercepted by jerod mayo. that's it. the redskins lose it 34-27 is the final. so the redskins drop to 4-9. for more on today's game, we go live to fedex field to join dan hellie. >> hakem, 4-9, guarantees their third straight losing season for the redskins. players on both sides of the ball really frustrated with some of the play calls out there today. you saw that late hit call on london fletcher. sa

roy helu back to rex grossman, but he underthrows it to santana moss. picked off by cory webster. see, giving it away. grossman with a turnover in 16 straight games. two possessions later, they go back to the deep ball and once again grossman, yeah, intercepted. >> what?! >> gift wrapped. this time by kenny phillips. but rex and the redskins would bounce back. second quarter on third and eight, grossman to santana moss this time, perfect pass, 20-yard touchdown. redskins were 6 of 9 in the first half. washington takes a 10-0 lead. ensuing giants possession, eli manning drops back, going deep for dj ware, but london gets a hand on it. and makes the incredible interception. look at that. that's phenomenal. redskins take advantage. darrell young gets the handoff and powers his way in for the touchdown, his first of the season. and redskins take a 17-0 lead. third quarter, giants down 17-3. trying to come back. eli manning looking for hakim knicks. instead, deangelo hall makes a one-handed interception. so nice, let's see it twice. awesome. manning had three ints, in touchdowns in the

rookie roy helu and evan roister have both stepped up this year. roister rushed for 132 yards. are to and's future with the team was clear earlier this week when the head coach did not mention his name when asked about his running backs. >> you can see we have some doubts. i think roy has done a fantastic job as well as roister coming in and taking advantage of an opportunity. i thought tim did a great job before he got hurt. so we do have some depth at that position. that's what you're looking for. >>> a little college football action coming to rfk stadium tonight. air force will face toledo in the fourth annual military bowl. the game should feature lots of offense. d.c. mayor vincent gray will also be on hand to give some pregame remarks and attend the game. kickoff is set for 4:30. >>> to the ice now. mike green who has mid missed 20 straight games is back to practice. he participated in the entire 45 minute practice with the rest of the team for the first time since before he suffered a strained right groin muscle in november. still, there remain no official timetable for

>> mÍralos, hablando de roy!ç >> por quÉ tienen esa cara? >> pasÓ algo muy feo! >> feo? >> lo que pasa es que no voy a poder ayudarte con los gastos de la casa. me acaban de correr del trabajo! >> explÍcame!ç >> lo que pasa es que se le ocurriÓ manifestarse en contra de la directora donde trabajaba. >> entonces nos dijo que nos uniÉramos a la manifestaciÓn!ç >> les tirarÍan de huevasos! >> le dieron de huevasos! >> la dejaron como omelett! >> seguro que no lo hizo con la idea de perjudicar a la familia. ç >> a mi tambiÉn me dan ganas. lo pateamos? >> adolfo me recuerda a plÁcido! lo agarraba... >> çnunca he tenido el pelo largo. >> ah no? te confundÍ! >> estoy arto de que me vaya mal por ustedes. por el corazÓn de pollo. ç harto de mi papÁ, de las enfermedades de licha. de las tarugadas de gaby! harto de que martina es una presa frustrada! >> harto çde la ahijada de mi papÁ! del david bisbal. naciÓ en la porteria de el estadio azteca. no sÉ qué hacer para que Ésta familia estÉ mejor. ç telÉfono >> voy a hacer un experimento tuyo para demost

let's talk golf and remark to roy is looking good early on at the hong kong open the world number two showing the leader of a very queer rush team of course being right in funneling mike royko as a chance to deny u.s. p.g.a. money champion luke donald the european equivalent artistic side the northern irishman needs a top two finish to stay in the hunt for that crowd and next week in dubai six under par sixty for his score michael roy calling it the greatest road of his career. survived the streak additions and showed his interest skateboard start times to join mike royko the summit's while horsey credited his preparation as the reason for ace of perth showing michelin making it three of the top heading into teaching scottish veteran golfer coleman comrie has had to fire a few shots from the rough in his career but nothing like the following the forty eight year old funny i've just hearts of troops in afghanistan when they want to shoot a few runs the soldiers hoping to tighten up on their driving to the gun range of. the british troops all years a twenty ten ryder cup captain montgom

a remark roy is looking good early on after hong kong open their twenty two year old sharing their legal alvero clear david horsey after you opening round of golf in funneling so as a chance to deny a us p.g.a. money champion who got all the european equivalents off the streets. in northern irishman needs a top truth finish to stay in the hunt for the next week in dubai six under par sixty four his score micro calling it the greatest ride of his career. here are some of my blustery conditions and showed his interstate artist the times to join the way up the summit well in this one horse he credited his preparation he also played a superb round to make it three of the top heading into doing. blood continues to boil in the boxing world ahead december third's w.p.a. super light middleweight title date champion mikael facing challenger antonio margarito who was found to have used illegal inserts in his hundred ups in a fight with shane mosley cosies his opponent also cheated when the two fought in two thousand and eight a clash margarita won. an easy five from you know. anything because it w

a remark to roy is looking good early on up the hong kong open the twenty two year old sharing a lead with alberto clear on david who. see the opening round of golf in funneling mcelroy so as a chance to deny a u.s. p.g.a. money champion who called it european equivalent of the stateside title the northern irishman needs a top two finish to stay in the hunt for the trying next weekend to buy six on the course sixty four his score mike royko calling it a grievous wrong of his career. here are some by blustery conditions on show his nerves skate artis up times to join the way up the summit well in this one horse he credited his preparation as he also played a superb round to make it three at the top heading into defeat. but blood continues to boil in the boxing world ahead of the center thirds w.b. a super light middleweight title date champion miguel cotto facing challenger antonio margarito who is fine to have used the legal inserts in his hunger ups in a fight with shane mosley cosies his opponent also cheated when the two fought in two thousand and eight o'clock margarita one this i

roy blunt from missouri joins us now. this week he was elected as the republican conference vice chair defeating tea party favorite ron johnson of wisconsin. congratulations and thanks for joining us. it sounded like the tone was shifting among the leaders on capitol hill. is there an agreement that is being forged? >> i think so. i think clearly the end of the year is here. we've known these moments were coming from weeks and months now. one thing that i have trouble with and a lot of members of senate do, why don't we have a plan that actually works toward a better conclusion that the conclusion that we seem to be reaching now at the last minute every year? but i do think that we're at that moment and both the spending bill which is too many bills put together, we got four bills passed independently and other combination of things that have to be done, i'm hopeful that that happens here in the next handful of days and maybe quicker than that. >> one powerful motivator i was thinking could be some of the data you see the

index and put you one hundred let's say well what these bankers do whether they just barclay is our roi beigels gallen lloyd's they take that index of a hundred stocks and they buy and sell them every week so then the quarter yeah yes the forty one hundred stocks are powerful the zero but you generated twenty five percent of your equity in commissions and then they'll say well you know it's a fee that we need to support our lifestyle as fricken tapeworms if you think there's going to be any justice about these tapeworms and these fraudsters in our economies as you see charges x. fannie and freddie chiefs six former top executives at fannie mae and freddie mac. including the former c.e.o.'s have been charged with securities fraud and a civil case brought by the u.s. securities and exchange commission for allegedly misleading investors so becoming some of the most senior financial executives to face charges but they only face fines of a fraction of the ill gotten gains once again not because securities fraud is not considered a crime it's considered the basis of the economy whether it's t

barclay are roy by bill scotland lloyds they take that index of other stocks and they buy and sell them every week so if you have the quarter you have just the forty one hundred stocks that are powerful the zero but you generated twenty five percent of your equity in commissions and then they'll say well you know it's a fee that we need to support our lifestyle as fricken type warms if you think there's going to be any justice about these tapeworms and these fraudsters in our economies s.t.c. charges x. fannie and freddie chiefs six former top executives at fannie mae and freddie mac. including the former c.e.o.'s have been charged with securities fraud and a civil case brought by the u.s. securities and exchange commission for allegedly misleading investors so becoming some of the most senior financial executives to face charges but they only face fines of a fraction of the ill gotten gains once again because securities fraud is not considered a crime is considered the basis of the economy whether it's the u.k. or the u.s. securities fraud is the main contributor to g.d.p. growth so it

barclay is our roi by the skull and lloyd's they take that index of other stocks and they buy and sell them every week so if you have the quarter yes yes the forty one hundred stocks are to perform but you generated twenty five percent of your equity in commissions and then they'll say well you know it's a fee that we need to support our lifestyle a stricken type worms if you think there's going to be any justice about these tapeworms and these fraudsters in our economies s.t.c. charges x. fannie and freddie chiefs six former top executives at fannie mae and freddie mac. including the former c.e.o.'s have been charged with securities fraud and a civil case brought by the u.s. securities and exchange commission for allegedly misleading investors so becoming some of the most senior financial executives to face charges but they only face fines of a fraction of the ill gotten gains once again not because securities fraud is not considered a crime is considered the basis of the economy whether it's the u.k. or the u.s. securities fraud is the main contributor to g.d.p. growth so it's not a

they'll be a limit to how much money you will borrow for an investment because roy you are going to be basing your expectations of whether it's worth going into that bid on what you expect to make in profit in the future out of genuinely selling new widgets to it with paypal so you've got to make some sort of its summation of what you think you can make an income out of that but if you believe you going to get money by selling an asset on a rosling market you borrowed a bloody hills and that's what actually has happened in the banking sector happily finances that now i am totally gobsmacked that figure that you quoted to me is correct same thing as saying it's four hundred fifty percent of you in a english english the financial state is dead so six hundred percent is just. i'm stunned because america's pride process began with a level of financial sector debt of one hundred twenty percent of j. k. so we're talking live with debt is four possibly even five songe as high as little of course the catastrophe in the united states when the fan in england is going to be some pretty serious ye

the zoster us now of course they'll be a limit to how much money you'll borrow for investment because roy you are going to be basing your expectations of the of whether it's worth going into that debt on what you expect to make in profit in the future out of genuinely selling new widgets to a papal c. but to make some sort of estimation of what you think you can make an income out of that but if you believe you going to get money by selling an asset on a raw zumaya you borrow it at the bloody hills and that's what actually has happened in the banking sector happily finances that now i'm totally gobsmacked that figure that you quoted to me is correct same thing as saying it's four hundred fifty percent of a english english the financial state is dead so six hundred hussein is just. i'm stunned because america's pride process began with a level of financial say today about hundred twenty percent of j. k. so we're talking a little bit of school also believe in five songe as high as little of course the catastrophe in the united states when the it's the fan in england is going to be some pret

are roy by the skull and lloyd's they take that index of a hundred stocks and they buy and sell them every week so if you have the quarter yes yes the forty one hundred stocks are powerful the zero but you generated twenty five percent of your equity in commissions and then they'll say well you know that's a fee that we need to support our lifestyle a frickin type worms if you think there's going to be any justice about these tapeworms and these fraudsters in our economies s.t.c. charges x. fannie and freddie chiefs six former top executives at fannie mae and freddie mac. including the former c.e.o.'s have been charged with securities fraud and a civil case brought by the u.s. securities and exchange commission for allegedly misleading investors so becoming some of the most senior financial executives to face charges but they only face fines of a fraction of the ill gotten gains once again not because securities fraud is not considered a crime it's considered the basis of the economy whether it's the u.k. or the u.s. securities fraud is the main contributor to g.d.p. growth so it's n

barkley is our roy bible scholar and lloyd's they take that index of a hundred stocks and they buy and sell them every week so if you have the quarter yeah yes the forty one other stocks are powerful the zero but you generated twenty five percent of your equity in commissions and then they'll say well you know that's a fee that we need to support our lifestyle as fricken tapeworms if you think there's going to be any justice about these tapeworms and these fraudsters in our economies s.t.c. charges x. fannie and freddie chiefs six former top executives at fannie mae and freddie mac. including the former c.e.o.'s have been charged with securities fraud and a civil case brought by the u.s. securities and exchange commission for allegedly misleading investors so becoming some of the most senior financial executives to face charges but they only face fines of a fraction of the ill gotten gains once again because securities fraud is not considered a crime is considered the basis of the economy whether it's the u.k. or the u.s. securities fraud is the main contributor to g.d.p. growth so it'

for example, roy jenkins, a close friend of mine, roy would write maybe 500 words a day and then -- he was reluctant to change. i work completely differently. i write an awful lot of words and then change them and change them so i might write in the space of a morning 6,000 words for a book like that but very few of those 6,000 words will emerge in the final draft of what i do. but one is constantly refashioning, and the miracle of working with a computer, i wrote my early books in the precomputer age on type writer. it's so easy to slot things in and take things out, and all the time you're -- but the other skill, i think the other thing is indispensable you have to be able to read a huge amount. i'm in the beginnings of what happened before the first world bar and the first campaign. and pulling together the research -- i have a researcher getting together material, and i have a young german working for me in austria, and germany. i do a little french. when you end up at the moment i have 500 pages of typewritten notes, and i suppose i'll spend in the next 18 months or two years rear