ladies and gentlemen. thank you all for coming. we have a great turnout. [applause] we have a great turn up to salute the veterans of the great state of iowa. this is a date to remember for one thing 165 years ago, on december 28, 1846, iowa became a state judge, joining this great american union of hours. happy 165th birthday, iowa. [cheers and applause] the rest of our group are all veterans. the program is an honor to veterans by veterans. and the one we will honor the most tonight is our special guest that we will introduce a little later. until then, i want to extend greetings to all of you. talking about dates to remember, the birth date of iowa, i predict that another great date to remember will be january 3, 2012. [cheers and applause] we will make history, i believe. we already have. and we will finish off [cheers and applause] it is because of all of you. we will make it happen. with that, we will start our program. it is my pleasure to ask crystal mcintyre, w
and recalled by police. caucus today is just a week today. we did it a decade ago. should america throw a parade for troops just back from iraq? captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org the a number of homes have been broken into. police to not know how many suspects they are looking for. but they have a head start. some were caught on home surveillance video. surely is a small town with a lot of well-kept houses and in jewesses and its enjoys a good crime rate. but now these guys have been called on rape. these guys are brazen. dimitria thurman said that they not only broke into her house, but they hurt her dog. it is not the family dog ate used to be. police say this shows there m zero o. police said this was not a grab and run. all of the kitchen cabinets were open. the bathroom has been ransacked. everything was ransacked. he was in there for an hour-and- a-half before he made an exit. and then he came back an hour- and-a-half later wi
panelists, whether or not they could determine on why we have lost the essential, how can i put this? how we have lost the fundamental understanding of what capitalism is, political association with capitalism is, and ultimately, the nature of what is going on in our society today, particularly among the parties? thank you for the call. next week, we will talk more about the personality and political career of thomas dewey as we bring you our live coverage from the roosevelt hotel in new york city. to the caller s point. in understand what the caller is saying and there are days when i would agree with him. but overall, most of the time, in the long run, i do not agree with the pessimistic view. i am still a great american optimist. part of my optimism is the hope that there will be candidates offering us the choices that wendell willkie offered us in 1940, and especially the wendell willkie after 1940. david, what was your grandfather s legacy? there were many aspect
understand why they would not want to come here to help us because of the lack of leadership exhibited by violent dislike the is senator in leaders are rethinking because of violent actions like these, city leaders are rethinking their positions. reporter: reporter: i caught up with oakland mayor jean quan and she refused to address the subject. the city will have to address the problems one way or another, you can run but you have to address the problem of the city. this is a time in the city needs leadership, it has been starving for leadership. it is her role, you cannot run much longer. pam: as pressure builds on those at the occupy oakland camp some pressure some protesters have come out to say that it has become a dangerous place. reporter: this is a site the will not see in many places in america but it is something that i saw friday afternoon in open a chow carrying to gas mask around his neck preparing for a possible police raid with his parents. conditions
remain. he is one of the 14 men featured in the contenders. but this friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. new jersey gov. chris christie announce that he will not run for the republican presidential nomination. he spoke reporters with reporters for little less than an hour. i have said that i would not run for president. no.for months, i ve been adamant about the fact that i would not run for president. my language was clear, and direct, no matter how many times i was asked the question. for me, the answer was never anything but no. my job here in new jersey is my passion. i ve always meant it when i ve said i felt like the luckiest guy in the world to have this job. i m doing a job that i love in the state i grew up in on behalf of some of the toughest and greatest people in this country. it wasn t until recently that i paused to really reflect on my decision. when you have serious people from across the spectrum, not to mention from all across the country, passionately calling