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Country. we dont need to listen to snowden anymore giving us lectures about the virtues of an open society when he chooses to go to putins russia. about the pulitzer prize. in 1972 the "new york times" won the pulitzer prize for the publication of the pentagon papers. the question occurs what work did they do? maybe the award should have gone to daniel elsburg who leaked them. did the paper do more than receive and publish? now, the post -- washington post and the "new york times" did go to cour...

The interests of lenins country. we dont need to listen to snowden anymore giving us lectures about the virtues of an open society when he chooses to go to putins russia. about the pulitzer prize. in 1972 the "new york times" won the pulitzer prize for the publication of the pentagon papers. the question occurs what work did they do? maybe the award should have gone to daniel elsburg who leaked them. did the paper do more than receive and publish? now, the post -- washington post and the "new yo...

Country. we dont need to listen to snowden anymore giving us lectures about the virtues of an open society when he chooses to go to putins russia. about the pulitzer prize. in 1972 the "new york times" won the pulitzer prize for the publication of the pentagon papers. the question occurs what work did they do? maybe the award should have gone to daniel elsburg who leaked them. did the paper do more than receive and publish? now, the post -- washington post and the "new york times" did go to cour...

To be a writer. >> translator: i knew i was going to be a writer. i had the will, disposition, the energy, the ability to be a writer. i was always writing. i never thought about being something else. i never knew that i could make a living with this. >> reporter: his novel, "100 years of solitude" which was published in 1967 made him a literary star. it sold more than 30 million copies throughout the world during the writers lifetime. it put a spotlight on the latin american genre known as magi...

Of us who served in combat. >> i was going to back up what youre saying. but if you are a regular reader of the "new york times," you realize that the "new york times" is not a newspaper that supports americas military. >> no. and broadly across the board with the media. think about what theyve done to the soldiers, sailor, airmen, guardsmen ive covered for 15 years. 57 am vets. they made abu ghraib look like it was a regular thing and beat it like a mule for four years. senator dick durbin who ...

>> if i were -- i dont know, i think its a stretch to say its a magazine screen of record for anyone as a sometimes reader of it i can say. >> raffi williams on "fox & friends" on friday weighed in on what he want to say and why he weighed in on diversity question. take a listen. >> whats at issue here is im trying to promote diversity of thought and diversity -- its what made america great. what she is doing is saying if you were white i still would have dismissed your planes. i dont think it h...

Sicily. you guys are lucky. the bay state got hit with more snow this week. and susanah, louisville, kentucky, even though i am a bible reader, the roman information about caesar and others was fascinating. thank you, susan, with easter closing in, "killing jesus" was right there. and finally, i consider myself a fortunate man like everybody. there are bad things in my life but ive been given a lot. therefore i am compelled to give back, to uphold judeo/christian tradition. i am lucky my employe...

Offensive lineman,fc, defensive tackles, quarterbacks and cornerbacks are all working with united way. for a million little reasons. the kids of our communities. to ensure their academic success, all the way to graduation day. it takes about 12 years to create a graduate. it takes the same time to create a dropout. and the difference between a kid becoming one or the other could be professional athlete. or it could be you. studies show, the earlier we get to kids, the better their chances. so be...

Frosty as the lawyers request multiplies according to interviews. collecting iphones and blackberries from the governors top aides for inspection." they may be true or may not be. this shows up according to interviews in "the new york times" and leaves the reader are the sense, oh, this really was independent. >> also, how much power does this governor have over his subordinates he can make them turn over their personal telephones? >> thats a good point. thats a very good point. >> if the defens...

Top aides for inspection." they may be true or may not be. this shows up according to interviews in "the new york times" and leaves the reader are the sense, oh, this really was independent. >> also, how much power does this governor have over his subordinates he can make them turn over their personal telephones? >> thats a good point. thats a very good point. >> if the defense here is im not a criminal, i was just ignorant, i just didnt know, how do you foster, have an office that fosters this ...