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WMAR ABC World News Now December 20, 2010

the site of a sugar refinery did not go as planned. as you saw, the first building came down without a hitch. but the second building, a light-colored structure, you saw it on the left, just kept standing even after a second round of dynamite. then suddenly it came down, catching everyone by surprise, including the cameraman, waiting for it to fall. well-built building. now to the weather and a massive storm system pummeling the west. the heavy rain started before the weekend but there are several more rounds still to come. that s especially bad news for california which already has more than it can handle. yunji de nies has more. reporter: after days of nonstop rain, the water seems never-ending. mary dotson is trying to move one step ahead of the mud. this has the potential of coming up level with this other wall. that way when the mud comes down we have a to this amount of protection. reporter: like so many in los angeles county, dotson s home is on a hillside,

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KGO ABC World News Sunday December 20, 2010

good evening. it seems like members of congress may be getting more done during this so-called lame duck session than they have all year. yesterday, that historic vote to let gays serve openly in the military for the first time in american history. and tonight, lawmakers are still at work as the president seems close to achieving yet another big win. david kerley is in washington tonight. he starts us off. david? good evening. reporter: good evening, dan. democratic leader says the senate is kind of like a busy airport tonight. a lot of jets, pieces of legislation stacked up in the air, trying to get onto the ground. the white house has already had significant victories in this lame duck session. but probably the most important piece of legislation personally for the president is being debated right now. tonight we got snookered. reporter: despite republican protests. we got snookered on missile defense. we got snookered on verification. reporter: the senate is on

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WETA Bill Moyers Journal May 1, 2010

from our studios in new york, bill moyers. moyers: welcome to the journal . once upon a time, a whole lot of just plain americans woke up to realize the economic system was working against them. they had believed in it; they worked hard to make it work for them. they knew its shortcomings but saw in it the way to a decent return for their labor and a better future for their families. then, one day, calamity struck: the system turned on them. and they discovered that they had been betrayed, bamboozled, by the people at the top. but they didn t hang their heads and turn tail, like a dog whipped by its master. they organized and fought back millions of them in a grassroots movement for democracy. what they did became known as the populist moment, an extraordinary time in our country s history. but, the bamboozled returned with a vengeance in our time the monied interests and political mercenaries who connived to bring on a calamity that lost 11 million americans their job

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WMPT Bill Moyers Journal May 1, 2010

from our studios in new york, bill moyers. moyers: welcome to the journal . once upon a time, a whole lot of just plain americans woke up to realize the economic system was working against them. they had believed in it; they worked hard to make it work for them. they knew its shortcomings but saw in it the way to a decent return for their labor and a better future for their families. then, one day, calamity struck: the system turned on them. and they discovered that they had been betrayed, bamboozled, by the people at the top. but they didn t hang their heads and turn tail, like a dog whipped by its master. they organized and fought back millions of them in a grassroots movement for democracy. what they did became known as the populist moment, an extraordinary time in our country s history. but, the bamboozled returned with a vengeance in our time the monied interests and political mercenaries who connived to bring on a calamity that lost 11 million americans their job

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