just outside is the lifeless body of deputy suzanne hopper. she's been shot in the head. >> it's just -- a crash of emotions. disbelief, anger to some extent hatred. >> patrolman blum pulls through, but the loss of hopper, one of the squad's most beloved deputies is a crushing blow. >> this is the worst day in my 24 years as a sheriff of clark county. >> the gunman, michael ferryman, had a history of mental instability and violence. in 2001, he was involved in another shoot-out with officers in another ohio trailer park. no one was hurt and ferryman was found not guilty by reason of insanity. fast forward to 2011 and ferryman is living at another campground, monitored by the county but somehow gets ahold of a gun. >> we had no knowledge of that. and i'm still upset about that. >> hopper was a model officer and an active presence in the community. the outpouring of grief over her death is overwhelming. hundreds of squad cars from all over ohio join the procession to her funeral as local residents line the streets. >> the community came together

join me, and the ant says, no, no got to save up for winter and then the winter comes and the grass hopper is freezing and starving and he knocks on the ant's door and he says, care? and he ants say, no. fairness and liberty. so, this is one of the central points i think liberals need to understand about the tea party. not that they hate government. they like social security. they like other programs. they hate government that they see as subverting fairness and liberty. in other words, the welfare state. that's what they hate. okay. so that's in the new culture war. that ran from 2009 until january 15th or so of this year when the obama mandate on catholic hospitals went into effect, and then we had to replay the old culture war. remember that one? the religious right verse secular left. the three remaining foundations are really about binding groups together and keeping them strong and coherent. one is loyalty. there are a number of animals that can hunt in packs but they're usually small groups, usually ten. only humans can create very large groups of nonkin. we work together beautifull

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visiiors come to the smithsonian american art museum to appreciate icons like georgia o'keefe, eddard hopper, and right now -- mario, pac-man, and sonic the hedgehog.. they're nostalgia, for sure, but are they art? chris melissinos, guest curator or the temporary exhiiition "the art of video games" says absolutely. we find interpersonal and introspective messages inside me, and for many of us who grew up in hat generation, video games are in many sensss, the ultimate form of art. it's an interactive walk through gaming history beginning with attri's primitive home version of pac-man, to the nintendo invasion of the late 80s. nintendo actually reintroduued the concepttof the home video game machine, bbck into american lives. and to the graphics and sweepiig musical like the playstation three. we're now at the point wwere pral-world environments, we can create characters that look and feel very real to the player... whhch gives way to an interesting artistic creator.they''e behiid the &pglass. so we can't touch them inject ourselves into the can - experience. so the next time take a oment, and

. >> joining us thousand for our next hour, fred hopper, president and chairman from the u.s. export import bank. thank you for getting up to join us. >> the economy is still getting stronger. we've added 6 million jobs over the last 25 months. 4 million jobs. dues m excuse me. still on the uptick. slower than we would like it, but still a strong it first quarter. >> you think the previous three months are more the trend than just -- >> i do. i think it's hard to react to one number. what if that number was 160 or 70. >> i think right now one month does not make a trend, but you have to realize that within this a lot of this has come from government fiscal stimulus that went into effect last year. a lot of things that people aren't talking about is the strength in manufacturing has come from really an accelerated depreciation. >> is it true that a lot of that was that strength some because a lot of it expired at the end of last year. >> 100% expired, but how you can depreciate 50% and that doesn't exxir pe end of last year. you'll notice a lot of people because of procrastinat

in the bottom of the ninth with nobody out, the bora it's a one hopper right at the shortstop who makes a bad throat to the plate allowing emmanuel burris to score the run. the giants get their third straight win. eight shutout innings, and the centerpiece of the deal, it jesus montero said his first home run of the year. montero drove in three as the mariners beat the a's 4-0. the sharks went to st. louis with the goal of splitting the first two games after winning the opener. things got a lot chippy tonight and it did not take much for either side to drop the gloves. the teams combined for 132 penalty minutes. anti niemi cannot secure the safe. bryan elliott would replace another player in the second period. still 1-01 t j. o'shea fakes out joe and sets up for the goal. the blues win 3-0 >> they took up a notch and we never got back to the level we have established. they were harder and stronger and more along the boards and you cannot lose that many to this team >> now we have home ice and we need to take advantage >> game 3 is monday night. david lee is expected to miss the final se

hopper the former senator is accused of using nearly $1 million in campaign cash to hide his pregnant mistress during the 2008 presidential run. defense lawyers say the donations were gifts from friends and never went into his campaign account. >> this trial ask the question, where does the assistance to a candidate's personal life and and a contribution to their political campaign began? >> he could face up to 30 years in prison if convicted, no word yet on whether he will take the stand. president barack obama announced a new crackdown on iran and syria today as he commemorated holocaust remembrances day. speaking at the holocaust memorial museum he said the world must never again allow hatred to bring about massive atrocities and the announced sanctions aimed at companies that help run and syria use technology to row their citizens' human rights. stocks are sliding today on reports showing european debt is piling higher despite painful efforts to slash government deficits. right now you can see that the dow is down about 115 points and wal-mart is dragging u.s. equities lower. shar

curd is at the plate hitting a hopper to home for the force. buster posing tried to go back for the first of the double play but threw down the right-field line. and he scored the game-winning run. a wild ninth inning in new york. the mets win 5/4 to snap the giants' three game winning streak. nhl playoffs, the sharks and the blues are scoreless in the second. san jose needs to win tonight to force saddam 6 back home monday. the coyotes forward has been suspended 25 games for his cheap shots on chicagos marian hossa who will likely miss the remaining series. it is his third time in 13 months that he has been suspended for a dirty hit. tim thomas and the bruins during up for game 5 against the caps. tied at 3 with nine seconds to go. troy brouwer, right they're scoring game winner to give them a series lead over the defending stanley cup champions. the warriors' big man andrew bogan will undergo surgery on his left ankle and will not play for australia and the upcoming olympics. he will have company on rehabilitation because three will undergo t

. >> 40 soon attracted the attention of up and coming hip-hopper drake. ♪ >> now a grammy nominated recording artist. >> we worked together for a couple days in the studio i think. i charged him a little bit of money. by the third day we sort of agreed we were going to take over the world together. >> then a monumental setback. 40 found himself celebrating his 22nd birthday in the hospital. >> i woke up one day and all the temperature in my body was distorted. a sense of hot and cold was very confusing thing. for your body in general to understand what's going on, you go into a little bit of shock. >> the diagnosis, multiple sclerosis. 40 spent the next two years trying to get back on his feet. >> i think one of the biggest struggles anybody with ms has is trying to define it to people. this morning, for instance, i had to lie down on my bed to get my socks on because i couldn't bend over. >> used to be able to carry sofas on his back and stuff like that. to this person who couldn't walk. that was like mind boggling. >> his mom remembers the advice she gave her son. >> you can be a person wit

take workers and train with colleges and second, they have a wonderful system of what are called fron hoppers. cofunded two-thirds by industry and a third by the government located at universities that work with middle sized companies like the company mr. lubrano is where and those have had success as well. countries can, high wage countries can be successful. >> thank you. mr. lubrano, you testify in support of trade agreements because we carry surpluses in countries. why do we have goods with those countries? >> why do we? >> yes. >> we would have those in areas where primarily technology driven. basically, what has kept our company surviving and competitive in places is the intellectual property we have and the technology we have. we are doing things today with materials for example, the hard drive industry, that two or three years ago, were considered impossible. we've gotten completely out of the box. broken the box and are doing things with metals, plating technology, process technologies. that three years ago, people would say, you can't do that. including a lot of products now for sto

of rice and away from the dinner table, i was introduced to dog meat, snake meat, and roasted grass hopper. that's a quote from dreams from my father by barack obama. so here's the next twist. romney senior adviser retweeted david axelrod's original message adding, in hindsight, a chilling photo. sorry i just wasted the last two minutes of your life. still ahead, why are you awake? your tweets and e-mails next. ♪ [ male announcer ] we believe in thinking day and night... about your dog's nutrition. like the dual-defense antioxidants in our food that work around the clock... supporting your dog's immune system on the inside... while helping to keep his skin and coat healthy on the outside. with this kind of thinking going into our food... imagine all the goodness that can come out of it. just one way we're making the world a better place... one pet at a time. purina one smartblend. and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey

. >> after arrival, the potatoes are dumped from the hopper and moved into the slicer where they are sliced to a specific thickness. then they move through a water bath before passing under air jets that remove excess water as theflow into the frye they stay here for a couple of minutes as paddles gently distribute them in contact with the oil evenly. they are moved, cooled, salted, flavored, and then passed through a computer to check for any imperfections. then they are sent on to their journey into a b that will hopefully find its way into a ste ar you soon. >> i eat at least a bag day. i walk it off. >> they go through about 50,000 pods of kern county potatoes a day at california chips, but each one is needed because it takes about 100 pounds of potatoes to make just 25 pounf potato chips. that's no smallotatoes. for "california country", i'm tracy sellers. so now thawe've learned about a couple of varieties of potatoes, the next question is what do we do with them? here's the chef with a couple of ideas for you. >> hi. i'm richard sluzarz, chef here at the grand hyatt san franci

the rest of the weekend is down the hopper as far as dry weather is concerned. now, we need the rain. too bad the timing is on the weekend. we have had so much good weather here, it is hard to complain about it. 64 degrees at b.w.i. marshall. 78% the humidity. the barometer falling. south wind at 5 miles per hour. south wind today keeps us nice and mild. east wind tomorrow gets us nice and wet. all right. that's the basic thing. we're short rainfall-wise. we have had less than a quarter inch of rain so far this month, leaving us short for the month on rain so far below normal. temperatures obviously have been above normal. an average of 56.4. it is too warm for any appreciable storm around here. although by the end of the weekend, some snow could accumulate to the west us. 64 frederick. still in the 50's out in far western maryland. satellite picture shows cloud-free conditions here. this is a band of rain west of us. that will come in this afternoon and this evening and bring this rain with us. that's not the main feature. that will come right along the north c

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. >> the nats welcome price hopper. >> it was a very eventful weekend. >> i am curious to here y'all's thoughts on the debut of hopper take a listen to los angeles fans. [ booing ] >> all right. >> raining down the boos on our young 19-year-old fee not in l.a., here is the deal he does come with a bit of an early history for a 19-year-old a lot of people think he is a hot head he plays with a lot of passion he has a pro hawk this was his major league hit we know he can rake as the kids say. he flips off the cap i don't know if he runs faster or likes to show off the hair. >> dramatic flair. >> that hip quality he might rub some people the wrong way but there is the baseball they throughout for his historic hit. he had a great catch yesterday, also a great throw on saturday night. while many people might have thought is he ready, well, the future is now, he is here, i don't know if they will send him back down if zimmerman comes off the dl. he may be here to stay >> i did not want to disturb you but why did you have to blur out behind -- >> there was some people in los angeles decided a

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teen murders from 2007 and 2010 with the biggest drop in arizona has ray was in mississippi with 55 hopper her 640 now and the silicon valley to motor city the job offers recently laid off the auto. the least one deal cost $1 billion in the market opened just a few minutes ago it's been a bad couple of days is far the not too bad out of gate will oppose those,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] 59 degrees in places like santa fell in not now but check in the forecast of the next several days chance of rain today in chance of rain tomorrow in this temperatures only reaching into the fifties by the end of the workweek and then check out this weekend things look trying warm quite a bit warmer in fact by sunday into monday began the return of the '70s once again for the start to of the n

whereas, we could pull him up and out of the hopper. >> and that man has critical injuries and is being treated at shock trauma. >>> monitoring metro now, the agency is taking 94 buses off of the roads after the fire on route 50 today. there were no passengers on the bus when it caught fire and the driver was not hurt. another bus, same model, the orient 6, caught fire in fairfax last week and metro had the buses in limited use and they're being removed from service until engineers figure out what is causing all of the fires. >>> coming up, an arrest is mad after a teen is murdered in d.c. wait until you hear the ages of the suspects. >>> plus, the police officer is arrested during a big drug bust in northern virginia. >>> a new study for mothers against drunk driving though shoes where types are getting their which will. -- alcohol. we have the results next. [ glass clinks ] i just wanted to say a few words. first of all, thank you for the lovely meal jane. mom. and let's hear it for sara's paper mache eiffel tower. it's the washington monument. and dad, i'll never forget what you said

we actually removed parts of that machinery whereas we could pull him up and out of that hopper. >> the man has critical injuries and is being treated at shock trauma. >> the fox 5 weather team is tracking some changes coming our way. get ready for some cooler temperatures and maybe some much needed rain. sue palka is in the weather center with the details. >> a little cooldown, very much related to the fact finally we have some rain in the forecast which we desperately need. we are running about 5 inches below average for 2012. we've had this relentless wind. that's help dry out the soil, top soil very dry, streams and creeks running low. this is actually good news, put it is going to require you probably to -- but it is going to require you to probably grab a jacket and umbrella tomorrow. meanwhile today was so spectacular for discovery's flyover. 77 degrees today and even the clouds and gusty winds this morning still made it pretty easy to be able to spot the shuttle without that glaring sunshine. it did eventually brighten up quite a bit in the afternoon and temperatures now are beg

our president ate dog. [ laughter ] not only that, according to the book, he ate snake and grass hopper. and his step-father was looking for a tiger to feed him. he was basically eating his way through noah's ark. but the dog thing? i -- maybe that's where the big floppy ears come from, i don't know, but -- [ laughter ] what i find most amazing about this, this is not something someone dug up from a distant relative. this was a chapter in a book the president wrote about himself. how did we miss this? if ryan seacrest wrote a book and said he ate dog, we would go nuts, right? so, that's a new one. i guess now you are either on team strap your dog to the roof or team throw him in a hibachi. best time ever to be a cat in this country. this is good. this is from a nationals/reds baseball game in washington, d.c. john popper from the band blues traveler played "god bless america" on his harmonica. and it was great. but maybe even better, pay special attention to the guy with the eye drops here. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's hard to get them -- you want to get the eye drops through the sun

one hopper to white side and he is out. giants take the lead in the fourth. brandon belt. fuchlt michlingts huff score right now in the eighth and giants leading 3-2. nfl changing the look for the coming season. nike taking over for rebox as uniform designer. smith in the midst of all the players here sporting the niners new lack while mcfadden model the raider motif. changes are really subtle but in general the yawn form feature a sleekier and tighter design. >> talking to the players they don't want to take them the of off. they love them. of they really are they believe they are going to perform better with the uniforms. and i think they will. because they have that belief. >>reporter: the tiger woods mcilroy first round of the 76 masters the favored. green jacket. he had a sunday melt down really cost him. for tiger coming up a win less than two weeks ago. bay hill. 4 time champ. tiger is willing to share a few secret on how to play augusta national. >> you pass knowledge on. not something that we hold and are going to keep sacred. we pass it on from one general rigs t

i that i mail piece is probably win of those planned pieces that is kind of in the hopper that kind of goes out automatically and someone forgot to pull it, you know, pull it. but i think the reality is there is no love lost between campaigns. >> does he need santorum? >> i think without a doubt he does. have be rick santorum come to the table in partnership with his effort to become the next president will be very important. because because santorum represents a -- again to your first point the way you opened the segment, in getting conservatives still on the fence, that lackluster desire for his campaign. he's got to begin to mitigate that in some way and the way you begin to do that is to have someone like a rick santorum come to your table. just can't expect the romney team because rick santorum walked off the field. you have to go to him and give him a reason to do so in a forthright way. which you see these lightweight endorsements. >> we are out of time. but you saw rubio said no, you saw bush said no. michael steel you would you be the running mate of willard mitt romney. >> we

avellinos bought this $4.5 million house in palm beach, and stocked it with paintings by degas, dekooning, hopper, and bacon, paintings worth tens of millions of dollars. the bienes became major donors to charities throughout broward county. in 2002, bienes accepted an award from a local business college. >> with wisdom and grace, this modern day renaissance man has left an indelible mark on our community. michael bienes. >> smith: in the '90s, madoff didn't really need avellino and bies anymore. he had moved on to bigger pools of money. >> there are two pieces to a ponzi scheme. you always have to attract new investment, and you have to make sure that all... you don have a sudden outflow. the key is stability. >> smith: by the '90s, madoff had already formed alliances with financiers like ezra merkin, president of new york's prestigious fifth avenue synagogue; stanley chais of beverly hills, who worked the hollywood crowd; and bob jaffe of boston and palm beach. >> people who had access to madoff, whether they were advisors or accountants or attorneys or... or fund-to-funds built sort of a cotta

wasn't this always in the hopper we would have to see prices come down at some point? >> oh, yeah. this is going to bring prices down. publishers are in a lot of trouble, frankly. their business model for years is now going to be broken. i think we're going to see a lot of major publishers, you know, have to change the way they operate. they're just not going to be able to charge what they used to, which means they have to cut costs going all the way back. and quite a few of them will likely just go out of business entirely. >> so, jon fortt, what's wrong with the agency model? that's what steve jobs was championing, set the price and that's how it's going to be. what's wrong with that? >> i don't think there's anything wrong with that. i don't think the d.o.j. was arguing there was anything wrong with the agency model itself. i think they were saying all the publishers getting together and deciding to go to it in the way they did could be wrong. in this case it doesn't matter if it's wrong or not. now that three of the publishers has effected the agency model is dead, i think who

valerie, i thank you so much t is quite an hopper to be involved. >> donny that is enough for me. valerie, thank you very much. >> what people don't see is joe has women with ring cards after the show, whether he did a good show, an 8 or a 7. let's stop with this women empowerment stuff, please. >> i think that is inappropriate. >> it is the truth. >> where did he get that? willie, where did he get that? >> from the deutsch -- deutsch -- the deutsch vault. >> every board meeting. >> so things women did that worked with you, donny. >> this is like an episode of "curb your enthusiasm." >> it is not funny. it is pathetic. >> where were you before this? >> i was with sarah palin, on the "today" show, a lot of fun. >> behind the scenes stuff next? >> thank god for valry. >> more "morning joe" in just a minute. plus what sarah palin said about john heilemann and mark hall print. >> ouch. i'm freaking out man. why? i thought jill was your soul mate. no, no it's her dad. the general's your soul mate? dude what? no, no, no. he's, he's on my back about providing for his little girl. hey don

. >> and a bed hopper. how did you get -- how did you -- >> how did you get hooked on the -- explain how you got hooked on the pills because it does make sense. >> yeah, you know, early pain either physical or emotional and you take a little something and it feels a little better and you take a little more something and it feels a lot better and the next thing you know you're off to the races. >> they're out right there. >> it's very topical that whole idea because america right now in an epidemic for prescription drug use. >> absolutely. very troubling. >> the other thing that you speak passionately about, you are a breast cancer survivor. >> i am. >> one of the things that came out in this new poll that i find fascinating it shows that emotional support impacts breast cancer patients and survivors. how? >> well, i think personally having been through it, that i wish i had known about this organization called why me where they provide emotional support for people going through it. you can talk to your fami

there are other bills in the hopper include a potential data breach bill that would deal with preemption breach so you don't have 50 states putting out different laws about data breach and how you're supposed to be notified if someone steals your information. there is energy grid bill in the energy and commerce committee that may come out and cyber commissions do we have strong enough laws to go after bad guys when they commit acts in the u.s.. >> host: last couple calls. kelly, independent. welcome. >> caller: this is tony from chapel hill. >> host: oh, go ahead, tony. >> caller: okay, thank you. look, i have two real concerns. for one thing initially when they started homeland security i don't know if that brings back not to reference to anyone but they need to think about this. and also, when they retroactively allow at&t or any other communications company to, that handles the internet to retroactively be innocent of the crimes that they have already committed, this is step by step a new ss or the new gestapo of america that will be happening in about 15 or 20 years. and she said the

you'd rather let a professional plate you up a salad of artisan lettuce, then head on over to the fish hopper restaurant on cannery row. from any table in the restaurant, you'll have a breathtaking view of monterey bay. here there's a long list of entrees, with most of the menu understandably being devoted to seafood. but executive chef mo tabib believes not only in taking advantage of the abundant natural riches of the monterey peninsula, but also the multitude of agriculture the area is fortunate to have. >> here we--of course we are-- we support all the local growers and the stability of the seafood and the produce. and this is something in your backyard. to get that quality, it's definitely any chef's dream. here we have 3 different kinds of lettuce and artisan lettuce. they're all in one box. i mean, how great thap can get? first of all we have the tundra. the tundra--the thing is, i like--you like lettuce? you know, it's more... you know, you can really see it'a little bit spicy, so we add the--goat cheese goes so well with green beans and heirloom tomatoes and that light dressing we ju

. >> after arrival, the potatoes are dumped from the hopper and moved into the slicer where they are sliced to specific thickness. then they move through a water bath before passing under air jets that remove excess water as theflow into the fryer. they stay here for a couple of minutes as paddles gently distribute them in contact with the oil evenly. they are removed, cooled, salted, flavored, and then passed through a computer to check for any imperfections. then they are sent on to their jouey into a bag that will hopefully find its way into a store near you soon. >> iat at least a bag a day. i walk it off. >> they go through about 50,000 pounds of kern county potatoes a day at california chips, but each one is needed because it takes about 100 pounds of potatoes make just 25 pounds of potato chips. that's no smallotatoes. for "california country", i'm tracy seller so now that we've learned about a uple of varieties of potatoes, the next question is what do we do with them? here's the chef with a couple of ideas for you. >> hi. i'm richard sluzarz, chef here at the grand hyatt san