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CSPAN2 Today In Washington January 3, 2013 - Vimarsana News

CSPAN2 Today In Washington January 3, 2013

That is true. He was the godfather for a whole new generation of 12 lawyers. And also tony of course went on to defend them and other things, when they were subjected to one police raid after the next. [inaudible] thats a good testament to tonys skills. And by the way, thats michael adjusted up, another great hero from seven cisco. A great photographer. Michael s. Bennett longtime photographer for the 49ers went back to the first days with joe walsh and montana. Made were beginning to see them again. So thank you, michael. [applause] i think we have time for a couple more. I just wanted to fol...

Manchester: Search for man who 'hit woman multiple times' - Vimarsana News

Manchester: Search for man who 'hit woman multiple times'

A search has been launched to find a man who reportedly hit a woman 'multiple times' in a 'vicious attack' in Manchester this weekend.

Manchester: Search for man who 'hit woman multiple times' - Vimarsana News

Manchester: Search for man who 'hit woman multiple times'

A search has been launched to find a man who reportedly hit a woman 'multiple times' in a 'vicious attack' in Manchester this weekend.

Manchester: Search for man who 'hit woman multiple times' - Vimarsana News

Manchester: Search for man who 'hit woman multiple times'

A search has been launched to find a man who reportedly hit a woman 'multiple times' in a 'vicious attack' in Manchester this weekend.

Manchester leaders call for continued support of police - Vimarsana News

Manchester leaders call for continued support of police

Manchester leaders call for continued support of police