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WETA Charlie Rose May 6, 2011 - Vimarsana News

WETA Charlie Rose May 6, 2011

this part of the world it will certainly be welcome. >> williams: for perspective and reflection we talk with presidential historian and author dorr rinse kearns goodwin adam gopnik, essayist for the "new yorker" magazine. >> osama's left in our minds a certain uncertainty. what do we know about what he's doing in only a year ago you had folks in washington saying we haven't had any intelligence about him for years. so that uncertainty is now gone. we now can say for ourselves that people like him can be got no matter how safe and we are transfering that uncertainty to ayman al-zawah...

MSNBC The Rachel Maddow Show February 15, 2011 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC The Rachel Maddow Show February 15, 2011

and they wanted to support her in having tried to kill that doctor. one of the people that visited shelly shannon in prison, and made friends with her on the basis of his admiration for her crime was this man. 16 years after shelly shannon shot dr. george tiller in kansas, scott roeder shot him, too. he shot him in his church and killed him. a couple things happened. first, mr. roeder was convicted. he got letters from people that said they agreed with him, that murder was just phied for one side to get rights in america. two of the people that were character witnesses at his sentenc...

FOXNEWS Americas News HQ September 4, 2010 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Americas News HQ September 4, 2010

washington to explain. there is new poll suggesting that african-americans aren't very enthusiastic about the midterm elections coming up. why? >> at least they are not as fired up as they were for the 2009 presidential election. gallup asked black and white voters if they were thinking quite a lot or some about the elections. over 80% of both groups giving a good bit of thought. but going in the mid interpretations, only 25% of blacks compared to 42% of whites are thinking quite a lot about the mid terms. one democratic strategist says it may have to do with president obama's first ...