police say the owner and philip got into an altercation inside the business and that philip was eventually shot. philip then collapsed in the parking lot. butler's lawyer said he has been having difficulty with people breaking into the store, which police have responded to. this time somebody broke in and he was there. philip had a criminal record including theft and various drug offenses and court appearances for robbery and credit-card fraud. police say so far no charges have been filed in this case. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> in man accused of killing his son will be back in court this morning. the hearing is scheduled today in connection with the death of the sun. he told police he accidently dropped his son as he tried to put in and a playpen. the baby's bruises do not match up with that story. >> the president spent part of this holiday with troops in hawaii. that visit was part of their christmas vacation in hawaii. the president will head back to washington today. a collins into the life of the white house -- a glimpse into the life at the white house. bo wanted some story time

police say the other and philip got into an altercation inside the business and that philip was eventually shot. he has been having difficulty with people breaking into the store, which police have responded to. this time somebody broke in and he was there. philip had a criminal record including theft and various drug offenses and court appearances for robbery and credit-card fraud. police say so far no charges have been filed in this case. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> authorities have recovered human remains inside were a deadly trap was left for firefighters in new york. police believe the remains are cheryl spengler. her brother is accused of setting the fires and ambushing the first responders. there has been a typewritten note left by william spengler saying he wanted to burn down the neighborhood. the rifle used in the attack is the same type as the one used in the newtown elementary school shooting. >> officers from surrounding jurisdictions philbin so that every newtown police officer could spend christmas with their families. they have been working nonstop since the shooting. do

police said butler and philip got into an altercation inside the business, and philip was eventually shot. philip ran out of the business and collapsed in the parking lot. he has been having difficulties lately with people breaking into the store, which police have responded to. it is just someone broken and he was there. as far as philip, he had a vast criminal record, which included guilty pleas to second-degree assault, theft, drug offenses, and court appearances for in the same. so far, no charges have been filed in this case. >> authorities say they have recovered human remains where a trap was laid for firefighters in new york. officials believe the remains of the sister of the shooter. her younger brother is responsible for setting fires and ambushing first responders. the fund typewritten reports saying the shooter wanted to burn down the neighborhood, and saying, "i want to do what i do best -- killing people puzzle in connecticut today, police officers received a gift of time. other officers from across the state have stepped up to fill in, so every newtown police officer c

a fellow poet said that to watch philip appleman "sling words is to be richly regaled." i quite agree. welcome, philip. >> wonderful to be here, bill. >> i have long thought of poetry as music to be heard best in the voice of the composer. so let's go right to some of your poems. >> good. i love it. >> here's one of my favorites. and i think it's one of your favorites, too. "eve." tell me about that poem. >> 20 years ago, i published a book called "let there be light." it was a series of satires on various biblical stories. and eve being one of the first came out at the head of the list.

that paragraph was all of the juicy tidbits in philip's story and great story, philip, on your story. that was the one that leapt out at me. it struck up a familiar tone. we've heard this same tone, this one of presumptiveness, one of -- and i can't think of the word right now. but where there are three instances where people will point to where that paragraph, we saw it come before. one was when she had the interview with the iowa radio station where she said to republicans, complaining about her husband, remember she said, stop it, this is hard. you get in the ring if you think it's so easy and america should be so lucky to have someone like her husband mitt to run the country. there was the interview with diane sawyer where when she was asked, what would you say to president obama and michelle obama and she concluded her remarks by saying -- well, first she said, it's mitt's time and then ends her remarks by saying, it's our turn. you know, that is a mind set of someone who thinks that they are sort of owed sitting in the white house as opposed to earning their way into the white h

philip auerswald. the most recent book is "the coming prosperity: how entrepreneurs are transforming the global economy". here's the cover of the book. professor, what role does -- play in economic development? >> well, that's a great question, and maybe i'll talk about what role does fear play in our conversation about. the conversation about the present. when we talk about our reality and share our idea in a marketplace, we're competing with other ideas. we know three things about marketplaces for ideas. short term sells better than long-term, fear sells better than hope, negative sells better than positive, and exaggerated sells better than moderated. so we see a disproportionate number of short term narrative of negative, exaggerated stories essentially. so short term negative exaggerated. that is overrepresented in the marketplace of ideas. there's good reason for that. creature grew up in environments where we were always subject to threat. we're looking at that thing that is going to hurt us. we

but -- >> that's what life is about, a series of constant interruptions, philip. go ahead. >> the first thing you see in this book is a dedication that's for margie, my wife. we're looking forward to our 62nd anniversary this summer. and the dedication says, "let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in thy sight." but because margie is home and has had a stroke and is ill, i would like to read a poem for her, if you don't mind. >> please do. >> it's from a book called "summer love and surf," which came out in 1968. and it's the most beautiful book. it's so beautifully designed that it won the design contest for that year and was written when we were living out in malibu, in one of those houses that are built on stilts. and it's so far on the beach that at high tide, the ocean is gurgling under your bedroom. and we love it there. and this is a young love poem. and in recent years, i've written poems for our 50th anniversary and our 60th anniversary, which are very old love poems. but this is sort of back at the beginning. "summer love

philip fought with the british army against nazi germany. he took part in the allied invasion of normandy, a bloody battle that claimed thousands of lives. then he, you know, left ireland to go fight in the war because he just got married. he wanted to make a difference. he still had a wife and seven children. grandchildren as he got older. just what you would want to be as a man, i suppose. >> he wants justice for his grandfather, but time is running out. philip is over 90 years old. he never shows off his medals for bravery. even today, nearly 70 years later, he is afraid of the irish authorities. he deserted the irish army to fight for the british, and he was sent to prison when he returned. the trauma has remained with him. this is the first time his family has let anyone film him. strangers and even more so a video camera make him nervous. >> he is still nervous at this ste. i would want to see an apology, maybe, a thank you, a pardon for the paranoia he has gone through, the suffering wondering if a knock on the door means you get puni

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>> this is the world war ii ship that philip madingly was, woulding on. the prevailing theory tonight is that he fell into the water. friends and family believe that something bad has happened to 77-year-old philip madingly. the engineer was last seen wok working on the world war ii vessel. he was with madingly on saturday. the two were working on the warship from this tug boat dock next to it. >> i am sure if it was something miner we heard -- minor we would have heard from it. we checked with the hospitals. >> police were notified of maddingly's disappearance after he never made it home. the sheriff marine team and coast guard spent the day looking for him, but the strong current forced them to suspend the search earlier than they hoped. >> at this time all indications are that he could have possibly fallen into the water. at least initially there is no indication of foul play or anything like that of the -- or anything like that.he was he was definitely his boat. >> his truck was all loaded up and ready to go. the light in the tug boat was still on. th

>> this is the world war ii ship that philip madingly was, woulding on. the prevailing theory tonight is that he fell into the water. friends and family believe that something bad has happened to 77-year-old philip madingly. the engineer was last seen wok working on the world war ii vessel. he was with madingly on saturday. the two were working on the warship from this tug boat dock next to it. >> i am sure if it was something miner we heard -- minor we would have heard from it. we checked with the hospitals. >> police were notified of maddingly's disappearance after he never made it home. the sheriff marine team and coast guard spent the day looking for him, but the strong current forced them to suspend the search earlier than they hoped. >> at this time all indications are that he could have possibly fallen into the water. at least initially there is no indication of foul play or anything like that of the -- or anything like that. he was definitely there near his boat. >> his truck was all loaded up and ready to go. the light in the tug boat was still o

philip randolph. and then you had dr. martin luther king jr. saying to me, "john, this doesn't sound like you." i love those two men. dr. king was my hero, my inspiration. and for the sake of unity, i made a decision to change the speech, to delete some of those words. amy goodman: you also asked, "i want to know: which side is the federal government on?" rep. john lewis: i did ask the question. i did raise the question, "i want to know: which side is the federal government on? " because it appeared, in certain parts of the south, the federal government was not on the right side of history. it appeared that the federal government was not a sympathetic referee in the struggle for civil rights. we felt that the federal government could do more, the department of justice could do more, the fbi could do more, than just stand back and take pictures. we thought they could prevent some of the violence and protect people that were being arrested, being beaten and being killed. amy goodman: i'd like to play danny glover reading the excerpts of the speec

eso asegura edward james, pro d productor stla pelÍcula philip brown trata donde jenni interpreta a una madre que trata de ayudar a su hija. >>> la diva de la banda tiene todo para ser nominada y premiada con un oscar. >>> todos estamos llorando, todos detrÁs de las camaras estamos llorando de entender lo que estaba pasando selena abriÓ la puerta, jenni entrÓ y subio a un nivel mucho mÁs fuerte. pero al mismo tiempo, estas mujeres han hecho algo que, muy pocas mujeres han podido hacer en esta clase de arte. >>> la pelÍcula philip brown serÁ estrenada en estados unidos el prÓximo aÑo . >>> consternado como lo mencionaste previamente pamela, estÁ el diseÑador de jenni rivera tras la trÁgica muerte de su gran amigo las imÁgenes en las redes sociales de los supuestos restos de la diva de la banda. >>> se une a nuestros estudios de los angeles adelante ninet, buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes pamela y bÁrbara nosotros seguimos aquÍ, muy, pero impactados con estas imÁgenes que estan circulando en las redes de lo que es el vestido, el zapato de jenni. y esta maÑana, fuimos a ent

the topical issues and delving into them we inspired a conversation about history but we got kevin philips on about his book seven hundred seventy five he's a former republican strategist turned off their prolific author and also critic of politics and the economy as well but mike cliburn responded regarding the revolutionary era said the intolerable acts were part of the revolutionary era and the main tipping point factors that led to war after the. or when representatives of the new country went to paris to negotiate the treaty of paris they were hoping for economic freedom they came away from the table with much more my take on the whole era is that columnists were basically looking for economic freedom and use every tool they could they could to sway the hearts and minds of the colonies to support a revolution so there is one of our viewers takes on that period but it does bring me to philip's analysis of some of the economic factors that didn't contribute and lead to war some that don't get as much play as say taxation without representation here is a little snippet of some of what he

video camera this morning to search the strait where they think they will find the man. 77-year-old philip mattingly of fair oaks disappeared saturday night. he been working on a world war ii vessel from a tugboat that was docked at vallejo's mare island. police say his personal items were still on the boat and his truck is still in the parking lot. >> we don't suspect foul play. due to the fact that we did findob: mr. mattingly's vehicle, his boat and personal affects left unsecured we are fearing the would have at this point. >> reporter: -- the worst at this point. >> reporter: they are concerned his age and health may have played a role in his disappearance. divers tried to search sunday the current was too strong. they are hoping for better luck today. family and friends say, they would just like to know what happened. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> 6:03. in san francisco police on the hunt for the person who shot a man on a mission district street. officers responded to reports of multiple shots fired before 8:00 last night. no information on the victim or condition was available. me

they took very often on the golf course -- they often took place on the golf course. >> philips has said it will challenge the 300-million euros penalty in court. >> we have this report from the frankfurt stock exchange. >> economic data from the eurozone confirms weakness. the economy in finland has slipped into a recession during the last quarter. the belgian economy only managed to stagnate. the services sector in the eurozone only managed to slow down its contraction. the transport companies, trade companies, and other companies of the services sector are far from being able to report a change of trend to the positive. no wonder that the stock market in frankfurt did not really get into gear this wednesday. an exception was made by these stocks -- the stocks of nokia. it announced an exclusive deal with china mobile, the world's largest mobile-phone services provider. they have more than 700 million subscribers. >> let's take a quick look at some market numbers. the dax ended the day at about -- up about 1/4 of 1%. euro stoxx 50 closed just a a tad up. -- just a tad up. the dow jones

as far as philip, on line court records indicate a vast criminal record which included guilty pleas to second-degree assault, theft, and various drug offenses and court appearances for robbery and credit card fraud. police say so far no charges have been filed in this case. in the newsroom, kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> police and baltimore city are also investigating a pair of christmas morning shootings. the first happened around 1:30 a.m. 2100 block of wilhelm street west baltimore. police found a man suffering from a gunshot wound and he was taken to the hospital. about six hours later officers were called to date 7100 block of druid lake park drive and the suspect suffered a wound to the leg. with a less than a week ago until the fiscal cliff's daunting deadline, president obama is cutting his vacation short to return to the capital. hallie jackson has latest. >> congress will also return to town tomorrow, but with new year's just a few days away a plan to avoid the fiscal cliff may come down to the wire. president obama spent part of this christmas greeting troops and how why he

philip came to the u.s. from hong kong when he was a teenager. he attended george washington high school and worked as a youth counselor for the mayor's office summer youth program. he was a vista volunteer with the california youth authority before joining the san francisco housing authority?hp$k in '78. he holds a banc bachelor's degre from san francisco state university. he's a member of board of directors for self-help of the elderly. pamela, earned a injuries doctor and a public law certificate from the university of san francisco school of law and became a member of the state bar of california in 2010. she chaired the student bar association diversity committee, nationally recognized with the american bar association henry j. ramsey jr. award towards advancement of diverse individuals. pamela also earned a bachelor of arts at the university of california at davis. leland reuben was born and raised in san francisco, where he first developed a strong passion for working with l÷pápñ community. he currently oversees the intensative job readi

second quarter philip adams diving interception. great play there as the broncos threatening to blow this game open. raid goers on longest drive of the year. 14 play. 80 yard drive. palmer to mcfadden. bad news may have reinjured the bad ankle tonight. raiders down at the. n the third quarter. fumble. broncos recover. setting up a touch down run. he had a career high 119 yards. 23 7 raiders hayward bay on nice catch and run for 56 yards but the raiders drop the sixth in a row as denver wins the eighth consecutive game. 26 to 13. >> extremely frustrating. to wrack up this many losses in a row. in t

. >> now joining us here at george mason university is professor philip auerswald his most recent book is this, "the coming prosperity how entrepreneurs or transforming the global economy." sure is the cover of the book. professor auerswald, what role does your play in economic development? >> well, that's a great question the and media i will talk about what role does fear play in our conversation about development and our conversation about our present, so when we talk about our reality and share our ideas in the marketplace we are competing with other ideas. there are three things about marketplaces for ideas. short-term sells better than long-term, fear sells better than hoped, negative sells better than positive and exaggerated but in moderate so we see a disproportionate number of short term narrative's of negative exaggerated stories and essentially commesso short-term negative. that's what's represented the marketplace ideas and there's actually good reasons for that. we are creatures that grew up in environments where we were always subject to threat so we are looking at thing

second quarter philip adams diving interception. great play there as the broncos threatening to blow this game open. raid goers on longest drive of the year. 14 play. 80 yard drive. palmer to mcfadden. bad news may have reinjured the bad ankle tonight. raiders down at the half. play swung the game in the third quarter. fumble. broncos recover. setting up a touch down run. he had a career high 119 yards. 23 7 raiders hayward bay on nice catch and run for 56 yards but the raiders drop the sixth in a row as denver wins the eighth consecutive game. 26 to 13. >> extremely frustrating. to wrack up this many losses in a row. in the fashion we have done. frustrating. >> these division games i'm new to the division. it's great rivalry in the tradition and we'll come in and get a win take it however it looks. we feel good about the victory. >> get ready for the air raid. cal introduced the new football coach sunny dike today. his bull dog known for explosive offense. they led the nation in scoring this past season ampleed 52 points each game.

second quarter philip adams diving interception. great play there as the broncos threatening to blow this game open. raid goers on longest drive of the year. 14 play. 80 yard drive. palmer to mcfadden. bad news may have reinjured the bad ankle tonight. raiders down at the half. play swung the game in the third quarter. fumble. broncos recover. setting up a touch down run. he had a career high 119 yards. 23 7 raiders hayward bay on nice catch and run for 56 yards but the raiders drop the sixth in a row as denver wins the eighth consecutive game. 26 to 13. >> extremely frustrating. to wrack up this many losses in a row. in the fashion we have done. frustrating. >> these division games i'm new to the division. it's great rivalry in the tradition and we'll come in and get a win take it however it looks. we feel good about the victory. >> get ready for the air raid. cal introduced the new football coach sunny dike today. his bull dog known for explosive offense. they led the nation in scoring this past season ampleed 52 points each game.

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employee shot philip. the store employee who shot the man, he is now cooperating with the investigation. his name has not been released and no charges have been filed. >>> 6:47 right now. christmas vacation is cut short for president obama. he plans to leave hawaii this evening to return to washington d.c. tomorrow to work on the fiscal cliff deal before the year ends. house and senate members are expected to reconvene. without an agreement, automatic tax increases for everyone and deep spending cuts will be triggered by the new year. the main dispute continues to be over taxes. >>> if you want to play the slots at 2:00 in the morning, starting tomorrow you can. maryland live casino is set to kick off its first 24-hour gaming day. once the casino opens at 8:00 in the morning, it will be open around the clock. maryland live is also prepared to immediately begin making the modifications required to add table games to the floor as soon as the regulation office makes it official. >>> a new 1200-seat auditorium

stay tuned for the second half i'll be talking about pirates to clear up my own philips mr economy dot com. that's to be. with. her. welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to turn to jeremiah philips misfit economy dot com carol welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having me i care tell us about pirates what do pirates cherice computer hackers and inner city gangs have in common with silicon valley well just the human instinct of innovating actually which is the formal world and innovation hubs across the world and very well resourced research labs. i don't have a monopoly on the pirates have a bad rap because they are really innovators a lot of ways hackers are similar you know steve jobs started as a hacker and so many of the technology today was started by hackers and you know what used to call piracy let's talk about piracy in particular what innovations have we seen emerge from piracy on the high seas well if you talk about if we think about eight hundred century pirates those that were very active during you know the so-called golden age of piracy which if

medics pronounced philip dead at the scene. police are not releasing the name of that employee and the shooting remains under investigation. >>> news time right now 4:36. a body has been found in the burnt out house of an ex-con who killed two firefighters on christmas eve. authorities believe that person is william spankler's sister. he set the house on fire and then shot at first responders as they arrived to the scene. police say they found a three- page note that was left behind by spangler. >> he intended to burn his neighborhood down and kill as many people as possible before stopping. but as far as motive, all kinds of speculation and truthfully we do not know. >> spangler served 17 years in prison for the murder of his grandmother. two other officers were hurt in the shooting and seven homes in spangler's neighborhood were busht. >>> 4:37. back to the weather, things very severe yesterday across the southern u.s. and the midwest. oklahoma got hammered. >> so what's in store for today? here's meteorologist mike massco. >

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to here on my ass philips misfit economy dot com carol welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having me all right gerri tell us about pirates what do pirates terrorists computer hackers and inner city gangs have in common with silicon valley well just the human instinct of innovating actually which is the formal world and innovation hubs across the world and very well resourced research labs don't have a monopoly on rights of pirates of a bad rap because they are really innovators a lot of ways you know hackers are similar you know steve jobs started as a hacker and so many of the technology today was started by hackers and you know what used to call pirates now let's talk about piracy in particular what innovations have we seen emerge from piracy on the high seas well if you talk about we think about eight hundred century pirates those that were very active during you know this whole called golden age of park. which a few historians have determined being from seven hundred sixteen to seventeen twenty six so really just

billion pounds in tax so that's why i started all right so i know going back a few years we covered the philip green over there at our kiddie a group with his top shop he paid his wives a billion pound dividend in morocco i can be to monaco excuse me avoiding huge tax liability and a lot of people talked about it but nothing came of it but then what you're saying is that wants to these austerity measures came then folks like you can't put two to two together and figured out wait a minute wait of austerity doesn't make sense because you've got huge amount of revenues that you could collect if companies were compliance with their tax obligations now of course what do you make of the fact that in many instances the companies will say well technically we are paying our tax the use the dutch sandwich they use the you know all kinds of loopholes. this is their defense but. in response companies in the u.k. themselves are now piggybacking what you're doing and saying we can't compete if you if these other companies are not paying tax you have all big coalition now both with activist and corporations

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billion pounds in tax so that's west side all right so i know going back a few years we covered the philip green over there at our kiddie a group with his top shop he paid his wife a billion pound dividend in morocco i can beat on monaco excuse me avoiding huge tax liability and a lot of people talked about it but nothing came of it but then what you're saying is that wants to these austerity measures came then folks like you can't put two to two together and figured out wait a minute wait of austerity doesn't make sense because you've got huge amount of revenues that you could collect if companies were compliance with their tax obligations now of course what do you make of the fact that in many instances the companies will say well technically we are paying our tax they use the dutch sandwich they use the you know all kinds of loopholes except. this is their defense but. in response companies in the u.k. themselves are now piggybacking what you're doing and saying we can't compete if these if these other companies are not paying tax you have all big coalition now both with activist and co

six billion pounds in tax so that's why spied on it so i know going back a few years we covered the philip green over there at our kiddie a group with us top shop he paid his wife a billion pound dividend in morocco i can be to monaco excuse me avoiding huge tax liability and a lot of people talked about it but nothing came of it but then what you're saying is that wants to these austerity measures came then folks like you can't put two to two together and figured out wait a minute wait of austerity doesn't make sense because you've got huge amount of revenues that you could collect if companies were compliant with their tax obligations now of course what do you make of the fact that in many instances the companies will say well technically we are paying our tax they use the dutch sandwich they use the you know all kinds of loopholes. this is their defense but. in response to companies in the u.k. themselves are now piggybacking what you're doing and saying we can't compete if these if these other companies are not paying tax you have all big coalition now both with activist and corporatio

billion pounds in tax so that's why i started all right so i know going back a few years we covered the philip green over there at our kiddie a group with his top shop he paid his wife a billion pound dividend in morocco again beat on monaco excuse me avoiding huge tax liability and a lot of people talked about it but nothing came of it but then what you're saying is that wants these austerity measures came then folks like you can't put two to two together and figured out wait a minute wait of austerity doesn't make sense because you've got huge amount of revenues that you could collect if companies were compliance with their tax obligations now of course what do you make of the fact that in many instances the companies will say well technically we are paying our tags the use the dutch sandwich they use the you know all kinds of loopholes except her up this is their defense but. in response companies in the u.k. themselves are now piggybacking what you're doing and saying we can't compete if you if these other companies are not paying tax you have all big coalition now both with activists and

billion pounds in tax so that's west side all right so i know going back a few years we covered the philip green over there at our kiddie a group with his top shop he paid his wife a billion pound dividend in morocco again beat on monaco excuse me avoiding huge tax liability and a lot of people talked about it but nothing came of it but then what you're saying is that wants these austerity measures came then folks like you can't put two to two together and figured out wait a minute wait of austerity doesn't make sense because you've got huge amount of revenues that you could collect if companies were compliance with their tax obligations now of course what do you make of the fact that in many instances the companies will say well technically we are paying our tax they use the dutch sandwich they use the you know all kinds of loopholes except for this is their defense but. in response to companies in the u.k. themselves are now piggybacking what you're doing and saying we can't compete if these other companies are not paying tax you have all big coalition now both with activist and corporat

to support a revolution so there's one of our viewers takes on that period but it does bring me to philip's analysis of some of the economic factors that didn't contribute and lead to war some that don't get as much play as say taxation without representation here is a little snippet of some of what he said that was an error on the show starting with the british control of trade in the colonies. of the seventeen sure of them but all four of the things had to go through one of them and of course what that meant was more and more of the process of dealing in the trade had been given the british model. was uncredited was a major way of doing business that is not the structure of the modern economic country supporters were not concerned about so this became infuriating as the colonies got more and more population. so control over trade the issue of debt also control over their currency and over monetary affairs the colonists didn't have that because of british travel regulations so really interesting economic history that we got into with kevin phillips that we didn't air on the show but it is

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to him i asked philips of misted economy dot com carol welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having me all right here tell us about pirates what do pirates cheras computer hackers and inner city gangs have in common with silicon valley well just the human instinct of innovating actually which is the formal world and innovation hubs across the world and very well resourced research labs don't have a monopoly on rights of piracy of a bad rap because they are really innovators a lot of ways you know hackers are similar you know steve jobs started as a hacker and so many of the technology today was started by hackers and you know what used to call piracy let's talk about piracy in particular what innovations have we seen emerge from piracy on the high seas well if you talk about if we think about eight hundred century pirates those that were very active during you know this whole called golden age of piracy which if you have story and have determined being from seven hundred sixteen to seventeen twenty six so really just a

said he doesn't really have much of an interest of being involved in that kind of conversation. >> philip ruker and jonathan capehart, thank you for joining me tonight. >> thanks. >>> coming up, in the rewrite, mike huckabee, herman cain are upset at bob costas who said what had to be said during his football coverage last night. humans -- sometimes life trips us up. and sometimes, we trip ourselves up, but that's okay. at liberty mutual insurance we can "untrip" you as you go through your life with personalized policies and discounts when you need them most. just call... and speak with a licensed representative about saving on your policy when you get married, move into a new house... [crash!] or add a car to your policy. don't forget to ask about saving up to 10% when you combine your auto and home insurance with liberty mutual. security, coverage, and savings. all the things humans need to make our beautifully imperfect world a little less imperfect. call... and lock in your rate for 12 months. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? when you take a closer look...

george moscone, philip burton, represented that which we all now richly enjoy. george went on to become a state senator. and in that capacity, scott, it was george moscone who shepherded the bill that removed criminal penalties between consenting adults in this state that cost people their positions as teachers, as doctors, as nurses, as lawyers in those days. it was a bill that we orchestrated together. and george did what has never been done since, and that is cause the senate to hookup in a 20 to 20 tie in the late dimely was flown in from colorado to break the tie to give us that bill. that set the stage, scott, for all the things that have occurred in this state, and ultimately in this nation on the issue. i must tell you that george moscone was extraordinary. (applause) >> and then george decided he wanted to be the mayor of his city. and believe me, it was a ball having george as mayor of this city. mr. mayor, i never had so much fun. [laughter] >> as i did with george, enjoying every aspect, having been a son of the city, having been raised by a single m

as far as philip, he had a vast criminal record to second-degree assault, theft, and drug offenses and court appearances for credit card fraud and drug offenses. police tell us so far no charges have been filed in this case. >> police are investigating two shootings this christmas. the most recent was at 7:30 this morning in northwest baltimore. officers responded to a call and found an adult male suffering from a shotgun would. in a few hours earlier, officers responded to a shooting in west baltimore. investigators say they found a person with a wound to his upper body. he was taken to an area hospital. no word on a suspect. an update on the double shooting. police have identified one of these victims. investigators say he was shot multiple times. he later died at the hospital. the second woman walked into a hospital. she is expected to recover. peace is at the top of the wish list for pope benedict, addressing people overlooking st. peter's piazza. he touched on china as part of his blessing and offered prayers for peace in syria, a solution to the crisis, and tolerance in china. th

officer philip welsh, ong( v behalf president chiu and supervisor elsbernd for the late teresa burke on behalf of supervisor elsbernd for theqíj[ late former -- on behalf of supervisor elsbernd and by the full board county supervisor mat nevin and bp÷ kay gulbengay and the late percy hater. >> president chiu: is there any more business before the body? >> clerk calvillo: thatu% b6 concludes the bs business for today. >> president chiu: ladies and gentlemen we are adjourned.

family members say philip maddingly had been called to fix a boat on saturday. he's 6 feet tall, 200 pounds with hazel eyes and surgery scars on his left arm. they comed through waters yesterday and called the serge off because of rough currents. >>> a crash involving a car and caltrain in san francisco, a northbound train hit a car around 6 last night at the 16 16th the street intersection. that's near the caltrains depot at 4th and townsend. no one was hurt in the crash but northbound tracks were shut down well into the evening while the car was removed and inspectors made sure that the equipment was safe. >>> there's another community meeting tonight to give people in san jose a chance to talk about the city's next police chief. it's the last of four meetings on the issue. the new chief is is expected to be an outsider since no one from the department has applied for the job. the community meeting is at 6:30 at south side community center. >>> 5:03. i don't know if there's a link between lawrence being off and liz being in and it's t being a beautiful -- it b

so she does have that opportunity to have a sense of freedom on her own property but prince philip has had more latitude to get out and about and he used to drive about london in his own taxicab and would wear a chauffeur's cap and his protection officer would sit in the back seat. he would love to drive around and being undetected. the clean gets out more than you imagine to have dinner at her friend's home and to have dinner in somebody's kitchen or the older ones who don't have as much money any more, she will go there was just one protection officer. gives her some measure as well. >>host: kansas you are on with sally bedell smith. >> caller: i enjoyed reading your book on princess diana you wrote shortly after she passed away. with your book on the queen did you discover more about her relationship with diana and how you would describe the relationship with princess diana? >>guest: i did discover more. in 1998 shortly after her death that story was from the perspective of diana. but she was very young and immature when she became the princess of wales. the queen made a point* to s