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Time ago. they're getting ready for the long haul this evening. they don't know what the night has in store. your hopes for tonight, tomorrow and into the come to a quickened. but this is also given us a resiliency and determination to work together to rebid not only this project but to rebid the rest of this community as we have already begun to do. we're calling the mayor, we're calling governor hogan, we're calling private investors to help us to revitalize the community. this is what urban america needs. it's because of the disinvestment and the delapidation that we're seeing this type of ...

Convicted, sister megan rice, an 84-year-old catholic nun of the society of the holy child jesus, 84 years old, one sentenced to one month shy of three years in prison, which might not sound like much time in prison unless you're already 84 years old when you're starting your three-year prison sentence. whereupon this might be the rest of your life. three nonviolent offenders, peace protesters, senior citizens, convicted, sentenced and now incarcerated for gaining entry into what's supposed to be the fort knox of uranium, supposed to be one of the most secure places on the planet is not. and w...

They were sentenced to just over five years in prison for doing this. and the most senior of the three convicted, sister megan rice, an 84-year-old catholic nun of the society of the holy child jesus, 84 years old, one sentenced to one month shy of three years in prison, which might not sound like much time in prison unless you're already 84 years old when you're starting your three-year prison sentence. whereupon this might be the rest of your life. three nonviolent offenders, peace protesters, senior citizens, convicted, sentenced and now incarcerated for gaining entry into what's supposed t...

Who turns 84 on thursday is going to be spending the rest of her life in prison. sister megan rice and two of her fellow catholic peace protesters. there is the lineup, were convicted last spring of a protest at a nuclear plant. as part of the protest, here is what they did. they were able to penetrate four fences around a uranium storage and processing site. all of this was at the oak ridge, tennessee, nuclear weapons complex. when they got inside, they spray painted and they splattered a building with human blood. the government decided to call this sabotage. the protesters for their part, t...

Reuters, literally shooting citizens on the streets of libya. warplanes defected because they didn't want to fire on their own citizens. >> what is despicable about this is for years and decades, the left has apologized for qadhafi. when you have a leader that is/o firing on their own citizens, it reminds me of hungary in 1958. i agree, where is our national indignation against these acts? we should be standing up for these peace protesters. >> sean: no direct condemnation of the qadhafi regime. no expression of support for the demonstrators. it reminds us of what happened in june of '09 when ...