>> well, i heard stan say the same thing.you have two good defensive teams, you're not going to win off the dribble. you're not going to win dancing with the ball. you're going to win with ball movement. i thought we came out the first quarter and the ball movement was as good as it can get, and then from there were thought we played in spurts with it. i thought the run they made in the fourth quarter because we got away from ball movement, we got into the hold the ball, wait, and they just load up too well. >> hey, doc. how essential is it you taking dwight howard out of the game offensively to you winning? >> guys, and i said this earlier, i think dwight is mislabeled, and he doesn't have to score to create offense. everyone keeps looking at dwight's numbers, and they say he has 4 of 6 points that he didn't have an offensive impact but the reason is he draws so much help, you have to double team him, he gets offensive rebounds, and he throws them back out for threes. we did a good job as far as his scoring numbers, but i th

i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us. let's check weather and traffic on this friday morning. >> what do you do yesterday in this beautiful weather? >> played outside with the kids. do not enjoy anything? >> it was a nice day to be bored or to be with the kids. it was gorgeous outside. let's do it again today. we have a different flavor this weekend. you see this storm out west. the rain will stay west of us and we'll see plenty of sunshine. more coming up. >> traffic is good. it is a beautiful day. is it national bicycle to work day. less cars on the roads. we are expecting more congested to open the celebration. it is at 6:30 this morning in downtown baltimore. we are expecting some congestion on lexington and fayette and those areas downtown. watch for that. at pasadena, mountain road, we have confirmed an accident there. mount zion road, a few things to watch out for this morning. the major roadways are checking out ok. the west side of the beltway showed the inner and outer lips are moving just fine. 83, a live look

i'm stan case for business brief. >>> coming up a dundalk bar owner is shot dead.people who knew him are saying about his death. >> reporter: saying goodbye to three kids in cecil county %-i'm megan gilliland how the frieeds and family are remembering the crofton childr >>> welcome back to fox 45 earl3 edition. 5:27 is the time. a pretty shot out over the inner harbor. it doesn't look at misty as it did even a while ago, ut to find out what it's really like, we're going to get the scoop from meteorologist tony paggotti who is in for steve fertig. it didn't as bad in the shot as >> things are improving ann we're going to try to get monday.e but not a great sunny >> but it's coming. >> stay tuned like we say in thh t.v. business. if you take a ook with do have fog outside, it's patchy fog, light shower activity, 65 degrees. as can you so see on the hd radar, the rain that we had yesterday, the scattered showers down to the south that are moves out of the area, and we have a few sppinkles left to go along the patched fog. the bus stop we should haae the drizzle and fo

. >> and i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us. >> john collins has a check on the forecast. >> two more days. it may -- may has been an interesting month. no big extremes. we have had some disappointing may days. we'll go back to less than perfect situation this weekend. now like it was on tuesday. there is a storm out there. we have fair skies right now. the rain is not a threat today. the storm system affect us and it will happen this weekend. i will have details. do not panic. let's check the panic. we have the latest. >> good morning. we have an advisory. national bicycle to work day will kickoff and there will be a celebration in downtown baltimore. that could cause some congested around lexington. those streets will be pretty jammed up because of that. howard county, northbound 32 we have the report of a vehicle fire. some fire activity at assateague drive. route 40 white is closed at route 4 in the lothian area. that is completely shut down so you want to avoid routes 408 if at all possible. this i

. >> and i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us. >> tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. yesterday was kind of a gross day. >> this morning, same thing. look up monday in the dictionary. it will get better this afternoon. this morning, you might want to take an umbrella result is coming down hard enough to cause some traffic problems. we have a northeast wind. 65 right now at bwi. a little fog, some drizzle to start the day. a chance of rain around 20%. high temperature around 75 degrees. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. for now we send it over to sarah. >> good morning. extra time needed. we're dealing with two early morning accident. outed harford county, 165, we do have an accident there. the rest of the major roadways are fairy pretty well. 58 on the north side of the j.f.x. problem-free so far on the j.f.x. 7 minutes is to drive time down to the harbor tunnel. 11 minutes on the north and west side. a pretty nice ride despite the rain. the baltimore-washin

in this election, the system has come under fire because some think it may throw up an inconsistent stan si like that one party has a clear majority, there could be a lot of hot political debate about the system and whether it's a fair one to have future elections in this kind of way. thank you very much. we'll have our more on the depenl election on this addition in a few moments. we'll talk to the vet ral political commentator. >> now it's over to lucy. >> george, thank you. greek police have fired teargas as demonstrators tried storm parliament. these are live pictures from downtown athens. many of those are public sector workers. greece can receive an international bail out >> the german parliament has more to talk about. more charges for the citizen in the tally band. court documents show this as trying to miss and getting training in pakistan. >> he made his home in connecticut. he came from pakistan and made his home here last year. >> they had little picnics in the backyard. the wife looked happy. >> the suspect returned to connecticut in february after spending five months in pa

i am stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thank you for joining us.ony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. today's forecast.

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. >> we'll see, stan the man. >>> surprising room out of college park one day after losing the quarter finals 7-5. terps head coach dave cottel has resigned. and today salisbury university in the eastern shore beating stevenson of baltimore county. you saw the winning goal there by mike winter. salisbury in the extra period and they are going to the national championship. the women's won the national championship by seven. nascar under the lights three days ago. kurt bush was the winner of sprint car all star race. and joey logano. that's sports, maybe we'll have lakers highlights and suns. somewhere -z -- >> kept that turf nice and tight. >> smoothly. >>> tonight, the next chapter for the anne arundel mills slots debate. >>> be sure to watch csi at 10:00 p.m. that's immediately followed by wjz's news at 11:00. >>> sean elaze goes green as animals and plants cover that city's downtown. folks gathered to take in all the sights and sounds and flavors there. nationwide insurance, let me hear it. i've never had an accident. is there anything you can do for me ? yeah, i'm here with liz. i n

. >> and i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us. >> tony pann has a quick look at today's forecast. ritzing when i cameo in this morning. >> fog and drizzle. we

. >> and i am stan stovall. >> tony pann has a look at the weather. >> the temperature will be close to 80 today. it is about as nice as it

. >> stan the fan charles with press box sports report.ll the goodwill from last weekend sweep of the red sox is gone by way of the three game sweep at the yankees. today's score -- orioles at a horrible 7-21 now. going to minneapolis for a four game serious. >>> the commissioner sang the praises for earny who passed away yesterday at the age of 92. he said he was a great broadcaster and a greater human being. he broadcast orioles baseball from 1954 to 1959. >>> when the ravens have their first ota on friday one player won't participate, ed reed. he was stated he is thinking about retiring. he had his injured hip repaired. the ravens had no comment. >>> baltimore updates all day long click onto press box online.com. . >>> all right. line of showers and storms developing off to the west. i don't think it'll hold together very well. we will see a few more clouds tomorrow. just a slight chance of a shower tomorrow afternoon. best chance of rain scattered showers saturday. probably not much. >> all right. that's it for us tonight. see you tomo

. >> and i am stan stovall. thank you for joining us. >> john collins has a check of the forecast. >> yesterday was a nice payback for what we had to put up earlier in the week. it was gorgeous yesterday. plenty of sunshine. let's do it again today. you can see a few high thin clouds over us. a storm system is back in the midwest. it is throwing some rain into the ohio river the valley and up into the charred. all of it will get stuck in the mounds were caught in the great lakes. there is the weekend.

some of the names, rosa demore ra who happens to be married to stan greenberg and the other name, ted kennedy jr. >> wow. chris, europe has greece, united states has california. now i was out there and the situation financially is worse than anybody knows, not with just the budget that could be in the hole but the pension plans are going down and there's no democrat to do a deal with. willie brown, who i spoke to, the famous speaker, because of term limits, there's nobody in the legislature for arnold schwarzenegger to deal with. it'll make it a much bigger problem. >> a month ago i mentioned the name of this young woman that is running for governor of south carolina. guess who swooped in? and sarah palin swooped in and dropped her bubble dust and she went from the bottom to the top. sarah palin can change a race like that. >> i'm going to plug the pak. a lot in this you don't know. >> the secret between the president and pentagon practices. joe biden wanted people fired in the pentagon. >> what was the issue? >> the issue was talking out of school and jamming the president and boxing

tal began and back stan is trying to take credit for them. what say you? >> i don't know.t's easy to take credit for it once the event occurred but if this is all they can do, if this is the worst we see in the u.s. from a very organized and determined adversary i think it's sort of good news. >> chris, with all of the security cameras, with the fact that the forensic evidence is in tact, the bomb didn't go off, what's the likelihood of catching this bomber? >> i image very high. this is not a very sophisticated group. >> everyone is saying the odds are very high we are going to catch him, craig. from their lips to god's ears. >> absolutely. it's just like the vigilance of the street vendors to alert the police to the car is smoking, it's also going to take the vigilance of the public to look at the video when it is eventually released to help the police find this guy. we hope to see the perpetrator in the videos. >> commissioner kelly told me to my face they have the video of the guy. they are sorting through it. i don't know maybe they are seeing if any one knows who is

stan now being penalized -- for which they are now being penalized. >> we give awards to cable companies in the first round. one company received a loan grant combination of over $7 million. other cable companies won awards for doing coax infrastructure. we see all kinds of diversity. our statue does say that we're to give -- our statute does say that we are to give preference -- congress wants to see our portfolio stable -- and so they want us to loan to existing borrowers. most of our applicants in the second round are not our current borrowers. we have seen that in the second round, as we did in the first round. there is no discrimination. >> did the federal court decision on comcast -- some say that it effectively negates and net neutrality. -- negates net neutrality. does that affect your work? >> we want to make sure these are open networks and the remains steadfastly committed to doing that -- we remain steadfastly committed to doing that. >> how is it different been administrator of r.u.s. than a f.c.c.?oner at the >> this job is a lot harder. rather than being independent, i was

>> reporter: shahzad's admiss n admissions add credence to internet claims of the taliban of pack stan that they are now targeting american cities. to date, their attacks have been limited to pakistan, where they have killed more people than any other terror group there. those tactics could be devastating in the united states. >> if terrorist groups are going to use these clean skins, people we don't know anything about, if they're going to operate in small cells or as individuals, then we're going to see some successes. they're not going to be big attacks like 9/11, but they are going to be attacks and they will be successful. we will not always be lucky. >> reporter: shahzad's cooperation may have already paid dividends. officials in pakistan say they've made at least two arrests there of people directly connected to shahzad, one, his father-in-law, the other, a person who reportedly traveled to the u.s. to help set up the times square plot. martin? >> brian ross tracing the path of a would be terrorist. our thanks for that report. >>> when we come back, we'll turn to the world of sp

and furthermore the very people on the should eers that we stan on, these people insisted on the ruleof law. those litigants and lawyers stood before the law so that no one can stand above the law. and we owe them a great and mighty debt. now i have to take a personal privilege here. i know that there are wonderful luminaries of the judiciary and the bar. but judge curse who is standing there. i told her this today, but in law school at the university of michigan, she was an icon. the record she left and the trail she blazed in michigan for a law student in 1975-78, just incredible. this is a wonderful night, not her direct student but a student that was inspired by you. and i want to say thank you very much judge. [applause] >> it takes an oath to put us where we are. and juan talked about the court. when president clinton recessed appointed me. i didn't know what a recess appointment was. so i did a little research. why are you laughing. i found out that the first recess appointment was president george washington. and he recessed a man appointed john rutledge, it didn't go well. he

i am stan stovall.caldwell and traffic pulse 11. >> still tracking one accident in westminster that has been a problem all morning. westbound 140 remains blocked. a motorcycle crashed there. things are improving on the harrisburg expressway, but we're still seeing delays from middletown to mount carmel. outer loop at york road, a crash off to the side. we will show you that in a moment. dorothy road and campbell would road, crushed to watch for there. as far as the drive times, pretty standard rush out there. 18 minutes on the outer loop with east side, at 8 minutes on inner loop before the j.f.x. let's see what is going on in the cameras. bw parkway, south looks good here. we will switch over to a live view of traffic on the topside york road. we do have an accident off to the side they're on the outer loop. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> things are pretty quiet, obviously, in the weather department. temperatures and the fifties right now. humidity is going down significantly over the last

i am stan stovall. time to get a check on the morning commute.e is kim dacey. >> not looking too bad on the roads out there. just one incident to talk about howard county. 97 and 70, there is police activity. otherwise, not looking terrible around the area. 14 minutes on the outer loop west side. and some management beltway and 100, 6 minutes. liberty road, there are some delays there. white marsh in the white marsh area, at 95 southbound, quite a few delays. those that pick up in the last few minutes. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> we have a full search and sign -- filtered sunshine did not enough to produce any rain. it is running ahead of this storm to the west. the rain you see here is dissipating a little bit. high-pressure and has great conditions during the day to day. -- gray conditions during the day today. we expect it to make it into the low-to-mid-80's today. we will be mostly sunny with the high, thin clouds overhead. that puts the temperatures of hope over the average. -- to buttress a little bit over the average. and te

tal began and back stan is trying to take credit for them. what say you? >> i don't know.ke credit for it once the event occurred but if this is all they can do, if this is the worst we see in the u.s. from a very organized and determined adversary i think it's sort of good news. >> chris, with all of the security cameras, with the fact that the forensic evidence is in tact, the bomb didn't go off, what's the likelihood of catching this bomber? >> i image very high. this is not a very sophisticated group. >> everyone is saying the odds are very high we are going to catch him, craig. from their lips to god's ears. >> absolutely. it's just like the vigilance of the street vendors to alert the police to the car is smoking, it's also going to take the vigilance of the public to look at the video when it is eventually released to help the police find this guy. we hope to see the perpetrator in the videos. >> commissioner kelly told me to my face they have the video of the guy. they are sorting through it. i don't know maybe they are seeing if any one knows who is in the crowd b

tal began and back stan is trying to take credit for them. what say you? >> i don't know. it's easy to take credit for it once the event occurred but if this is all they can do, if this is the worst we see in the u.s. from a very organized and determined adversary i think it's sort of good news. >> chris, with all of the security cameras, with the fact that the forensic evidence is in tact, the bomb didn't go off, what's the likelihood of catching this bomber? >> i image very high. this is not a very sophisticated group. >> everyone is saying the odds are very high we are going to catch him, craig. from their lips to god's ears. >> absolutely. it's just like the vigilance of the street vendors to alert the police to the car is smoking, it's also going to take the vigilance of the public to look at the video when it is eventually released to help the police find this guy. we hope to see the perpetrator in the videos. >> commissioner kelly told me to my face they have the video of the guy. they are sorting through it. i don't know maybe they are seeing if any one knows who i

perhaps trained in these camps in wa zeer stan in the pakistani tribal areas where a number of militantstigation is focusing on the pakistani taliban and their role and the question is, did they direct the attack or maybe just inspire him and train him and send him off to do an attack on his own. so it's very early on and still pretty murk can i. >> roger, i know you mentioned yesterday if this represents an attempt by the pakistani taliban to hit a target in the u.s., this would be the first time. >> the first time they have tried to project a threat to the homeland. that is a different problem than what we've had up to this point. the bottom line is because he admitted to being trained in waziristan, that's not an outward bound camp adventure. that is the real deal. either he got pore poor training or evers a bad student. it was the real deal. >> you may have heard general hayden, the former cia director. he think this is perhaps a sign of a learning enemy more willing to launch kind of low sophistication, low scale attacks. is your reporting consistent with that? >> yeah. i mean, it

. >> i think, i worked with butch harmon and david, but i also worked with stan, my long time mentor and friend. i'm hard headed i'm going to do it my way. it stopped work can in the '80s and early '90s until i got hard headed enough to say, pretty simplement don't swing your club out here. >> charlie: you were still as tough and still as good on yourself still taking care of yourself at that time. >> uh-huh. >> charlie: just something happened. you weren't taking the game less serious and you weren't doing anything -- >> i always took it seriously, it's been so frustrating. it was so frustrating. not to have it. >> charlie: but you never thought about quitting? >> i did. i said, this is just not going to work. i gave it up for a couple of months to see if that would just soothe everything out and get back to it. but i was getting back to it i was getting back in my old habits. that didn't work. >> charlie: what's great about this is the reference to legends of this sport. sneed, hogan, nicklaus, so many people that played this game. >> that's why i titled it "lessons of a lifetime .

you heard him say and you heard stan van gundy say they're not using rust as an excuse in game one, but it sure looked like it early. >> it did, absolutely. the fourth quarter only the really time we saw the orlando magic team that had won all eight of its postseason games prior to today. so much for the celtics being an old team that can't get it done. they've taken back home court advantage in this best-of-seven series. game one, past two eastern conference champions having at it. one of eight assists from rajon rondo to tony allen.alle >> he's young. >> you betcha. celtics led 22-14 after one. they led by ten at that point, nine at the half. third quarter, magic trying to come back. 20 points for jameer nelson.i pulls orlando to within three. but then the celtics started to pull away again. paul pierce, 22, nine and five. celtics led by six. then moments later, ray allen. 25, seven and three.to c's led by 16. fourth quarter, magic trying to get back in this one. they call an offensive foul on dwight howard. possibly a phantom foul.'s >> nominations for best actor in a playoff series.

stan and i were in the process of trying to remove some of the debris off of wyman. at that time, or about that time, another flashlight entered. that was chad marie. -- chad murray. we asked him to go to the bow and get a stretcher. we continue to remove this debris off of wyman. i helped him up. i was, in my mind -- i was going to try to help walk him out, thinking that it might be quicker to walk him out. well, he made a couple of steps with his arm around my shoulder and he was in pain. he said, "set me down. set me down." so we set him back down. and he said, "you'll go on and save yourselves." i said, "we are not going to leave you. we are not going to leave you in here." about that time, i heard another voice saying, "god help me. somebody please help me." i looked to where our maintenance office had been. and all i could see was feet -- a pair of feet sticking out from underneath a bunch of wreckage and debris. we worked to get that off of this individual. we did not know exactly who it was. but when we got the debris off of this person, we saw it was buddy t

stan stein, is senator kyle over the top on this? >> how do i interject in this debate?nk so. i mean, humor is humor. i have to say. we should all line up a little bit. the president made a joke during a speech about drone attacks on the jonas brothers. i thought it was poor taste, but whatever, it's funny. i can't get myself worked up. >> let's talk about some good law enforcement. it didn't take very long for the obama terrorism team, mike, to get it done. how about a pat on the back tonight? can you do that? >> okay. i want you to look in the camera and tell us again you haven't smoked pot. >> first of all, we're not going to turn this around, but i will tell you -- >> no, not because of that. >> god as my witness, i have never smoked pot in my life. you can blog that. you can -- youtube it, do whatever you want. i am taking it -- i have never. you cannot produce anybody on the face of this earth that has ever smoked pot -- it hasn't happened! >> well, ed, we want you to. trust me. because you sound high right now. >> okay. >> only reason there aren't dead people in n

stan case tells us how much shorter the unemployment lines -p>>> another volatile day to ú%ose out a week on wall street. after wild swings up and down during the session, major averages ended up recouping some of the tuesday's losses. the nasdaq added 25 points and lost nearly 5% for the week. the s&p lost more than 5% for the week. labor department reports moreú than half of all u.s. states posted lower nemployment rates last month. additionally 27 states posted average of 9-point nan percent s while 10 states and the district of columbia posted higher rates. michigan stiil has the highest unemployment rate in the nation at 14%. >>> this have highlighted a deal saying that the merger would not harm competition. google agreed to buy ad ad mob t monthh google says it intends to complete the a acquisition in the coming weeks. for business briif, i'm stan case. >>> coming up next, friends andú classmates remember a college lacrosse pllyer.3 >>> it's a privilege to recognize all that students in uva. >> how they honored yeardley love at what would have been her graduaaion. young kidd ki

and that's stan anderson sitting over there. he hasn't said a word yet.s head of this whole effort that you put together to create jobs. and i just want to say he was a terrific boss. and i worked for him in a republican vacation. -- administration. he was the deputy secretary of state. and i do want to say after working with stan, i saw the light and became a democrat. [laughter] >> can somebody else answer this question 'cause i just gave this good story. >> let me take a stab at it. 'cause i think it puts a finger on what's extraordinarily important. what we've tried to do in rhode island on two fronts. when you're engaging higher ed, one is the role they play on education. because higher education the focus when margaret was there was still continuing k-12. the fact is that higher ed is producing the teachers for the k-12 system. and what i've seen in my years at this and some of us were talking about this a little bit earlier, the a little bit of frustration governors have and control over the governance of higher education and k-12 systems. and when

like stan, i'd like to start by recognizing that courage in the sacrifice of our men and women in our armed forces, those of coalition and afghan forces, and their civilian counterparts, which now include those from 13 united states government department and agencies. our combined civilian military team in afghanistan is one that we are proud of and very humbled to lead. president obama strategy directs our combined team to break the momentum of the taliban, to protect the afghan people and help build essential afghan government capacity. the afghans must take the lead in their own security and governance in order to defeat and preclude the return to the afghanistan of al qaeda and their terrorist allies. together, we are stabilizing in secure areas while helping enable afghan institutions, which have been devastated by decades of turmoil, reclaim complete leadership of their people security. we cannot succeed in afghanistan by military means alone. as well, our civilian mission cannot succeed without the contributions of the military. accordingly, our efforts have been redesigned and

stan mudson and thome and comfortable, ramos, castillo, and dustin more know.e-time all- star hitting. >> mike: and the first strike one with his club scoring a lot of runs early and sink or swim is about finding the release point which he appears to have lost since last july and a look at some of the numbers along the way. left-hand irs are hitting .438. you can see the numbers in four starts so far. a lot of hits alot of walks. >> gary: and this team will take 135 walks, leads the major leagues for the minnesota twins. >> and stan when he gets on, she a problem. >> mike: a he has the 70 -- ten stolen bases, one more than the orioles have. >> gary: more know saying she the piston for the ball club. when he gets on, everything happens. and the delivery to him. that is going to miss. think ear going to make him throw strikes. they're not going to go after bergesen's pitches until the strikes are in there. they are even more like that than the yankees and the red sox are. and he'll take that one and the count goes full, 3-2. >> mike: and you can see the exhale by

i am stan stovall. we have some wet roads out there. sarah caldwell standing by. >> let's talk about problems that are impacting the morning commute. we have a disabled tractor- trailer on the outer loop approaching perring parkway. we hear that it blocks the center lane. it down to 10 miles per hour. some i-95, 12th miles per hour on average. in the sparks region, we have a downed wires blocking some alliance. 19 miles per hour on the west side. this delay extends to reisterstown towards if edmondson. back up towards the owings mills region. 31 minutes is your drive time on the outer loop northeast side, because of the disabled tractor trailer. eight-minute ride on the inner loop ports the j.f.x.. we can give you a live view of traffic in the area of the west side. 83 north of the beltway. looks good on the harrisburg expressway. a significant delays. no -- significant delays. >> we are dealing with low clouds, fog, and drizzle, and that will be the case through the middle of the morning, and after that things will improve. 64 in caton

diven to pe shar war by mohammed rehan, at some point this official says they headed to the war zeer stanved to have spent a period of time. according to this official they met with one or more senior taliban leaders while there. in addition rehan is believed to have strong links to the militant group jaishl mohammed which is close to both the pakistan taliban and al qaeda. rehan by the way has been detained in karachi. at this point u.s. officials are still saying they are investigating shahzad's overseas links. they are not saying they have established any. meanwhile, a federal law enforcement official says there is no indication that shahzad had any associates here in the united states. working with him to put together the times square plot. so, of course, the investigation is continuing, wolf. >> jeanne, how did they come up with shahzad's name? >> this is interesting. this from an administration official. he came back in this country, shahzad, from pakistan, in february. and he met customs and border protection criteria for secondary. not that he was on a watch list, but that he ping

instead we have -- the prime minister's many and landing at stan stead. apparently we can go there. as his plane touches down let's go to swen din south. >> and the member of parliament. and do hereby -- here by give notice and the number of votes at the election is as follows. and robert james buckland, and the conservative party candidate, and 19,and 687. >> and -- and evans independent, 160. and damen john houten, liberal democrats 8,305. and allistair james kirk, the christian party, 176. and -- jennifer ann miles, the greek party, 619. and -- 15 smell grove and the labour party candidate and 16,1 03 about. and robin, and -- >> u.k. dependence party, 2 strgs 029. and the number -- >> and swinden south. and from ann mel grove and 2005, and telephones a parliamentary private sector to gordon brown. so the conservatives now have -- 42 gains so far. nick? >> it is a lot of gains and it is worth remembering this, we spent the whole evening, haven't we? , but it is uncertain but it is worth remembering they're making gains and significant swings to them and they're on a scale that may

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we should never apologize for taking the step that we as a good nation stan and call evil when we seeappointed when president bill clinton refuse the word genocide -- refuse to work -- use the word genocide regarding rwanda, and he said that if we use the word, we will have to do something about it. >> we're going to go to some 32nd answers. >> to court to keep this in order, rig? >> we are going to try our best. we will give you an equal amount of time. >> my question has to do with iran. secretary gates apparently does not think that the sanctions or the administration policy is working very what needs to be done? how far do we need to go if the policy is a failure? >> of course theanctions are not working. it is obvious that what we're doing is not working. yesterday's or the day before we retreated to the display of our secretary of state repl -- revealing how many nuclear warheads we have in order to demonstrate some sincerity about nuclear non-proliferation, and meanwhile, president of ahmadinejad as saying we don't care what anybody says. we're going to go ahead and build a nuc

. >> to determine from a qualitative stan. whether or not the job that you intended this meant to perform is going to be performed. >> you will have to repeat that. >> qualitatively, you want to know, does the cement, which is meant to be a barrier, is it going to work? that is what qualitative means, doesn't it? >> possibly. i am not sure i understand your question. >> you want the cement to be a barrier, don't you? >> it is put in every casing string to be a barrier. >> to be a barrier, it has to work. >> it has to be in place above the zone you are trying to isolate. >> it has to be fulfilling its intended purpose. >> it is one of the barrier methods. but the cement bond log gives you that information qualitatively. >> sometimes. >> it does not give it to you quantitatively. >> yes. i am not a cement bong log expert. -- cement bond log exports. >> isn't it always a good idea to do one? >> it depends who you are asking. in my opinion, it is not always necessary. >> all right. you had some -- let me see if i can get the red l

it it's setting a stan dhard we haven't proven we can liv up t and the chinese haven't had an opportuny to demonstrate they have the domestic capacity to move forward on. >>> finally i want to sketch out cropuation that the two r countries can continue to rk on. pethe biggests the issue that came up at copenhagen which is the verification and accounting of emissions in developing countries. this is an enormous issue of enormous complety. the reason for opposing this, although they did end up aknologying this, but as again the lake of governmental capacity within china to you can simply look at the fossil fuel inputs that a country takes. how much oil they , how muchcoal, or mined domestally. the key thing for carbon emissions is not just how much you use but how effectively and efficiently you use it. that means going in and looking at the actual technologyt you have in place. and the chinese have cause for concern about that because it reallyns up almost their entire economy to external monitoring and verition. in addition to that, you are doing it the context of politically binding ag

about eradication and i united states pushed particularly under the bush administration to use their stans, to spread chemicals that would kill the poppy. to use that's very controversy. s wod kill afghan context many americans believe that to the best way to approach getting rid of the poppy. the afghan government has been very reluctant because ofst political reaction and that is i one of the unresolved issues thatpo at some point thee government have to talk about so you are right. it is a huge problem. we've got to get it under of control and quite frankly undert two administrations so far get efforts haven't been up to theco task.nt >> host: memphis tennessee.adni go ahead. on the democrats' line. b >> caller: good morning? >> host: you are on, go ahead.t, >> caller: okay. i was callingd, to ask about th: national security. how in the world can we stoput someone who is willing to blow up themselves and eckert others? you don't know when it is going to happen. who w people arnge out there ready to destroy us and there is the reason. itwould like to know why would anybody heard american

he was a deputy assistant secretary of state and i do want to say after working with stan, i saw the light and became a democrat. [laughter] can somebody else answer this question because i just gave as good story. >> let me take a stab at it because i think it puts a figure on what is extraordinarily important. what we have tried to do, on two fronts. and you are engaging higher at one is the world they play in education, because higher education, continuing in k-12, the fact is that higher ed is producing the teachers. and what i have seen in my years of this and some of us were talking about this a little bit earlier, those of their frustrations governors have two comptroller with the governance higher education and k-12 systems. when you try to bridge those, how do you get that to happen? one of the things that i did about five years ago is i created a council. a council that i chair and at that counsel are the chairs of the two boards that oversee higher ed as well as k-12. also the two commissioners, and we have a small stage so it is easier to get everybody together. we have a

countries, including developed european allies and others have developed are a consulate in the card stan region. establishing a consulate in iraqi kurdistan would be part of our transition in iraq from a military presence to a civilian and diplomatic one. this is an important step toward normalization and recognizes the growing stability in that part of the world and in northern iraq. a consulate will serve both u.s. and iraqi interests. it will foster the growing economic potential commercial, cultural, educational ties between the kurdistan region of iraq and the u.s. the lack of a consulate is putting americans at a disadvantage in the region and is a disservice, i believe, to our iraqi-kurdish partners. since introduction of this resolution, the state department has released plans to set up two permanent consulates in iraq. readying itself as a larger role as the military leaves. they are requesting funds for a consulate in basra and one in northern iraq. i believe the one in northern iraq should be located in irbil. it is the longest continuous residential cities in the world, and a

. >> stan andersen, campaigned for free enterprise. >> the nichols company in chicago. >> founder of the mexican restaurant in small texas, the company my wife and i started when i was 22 and she was 20. glad to be here. thank you. >> american public university charlestown west virginia. we serve approximately 63,000 students around the world a vast majority of the more active duty military. >> thank you. >> steve roberts west virginia chamber of commerce. >> president and ceo of hms technologies. we are served as small businesses and information technology provider. >> all right. we are going to hear from all of the governors today obviously as well as from you all as we react to some of our topics we are also going to hear from joel and delore zimmerman about dustin a commission to call enterprising states but he should have before you that provides an analysis of state job creation strategy and identifies high performers and a number of areas. the goal of the study is to provide a snapshot of a effective policy and program from around the country and highlight the good work, the g

wants to get a golden parachute after running the company into the ground like stan o'neill did at merrill lynch, then the meryl people may have something to say about it. if you want a bunch of money from the public, you shouldn't be flying around on jets just to come testify, getting bonuses. that's not fair. this is what we're talking about. the republicans oppose creating a new consumer protection agency. you mean to tell me the american people, the american people having gone through 208 million foreclosures in 2009 alone all based on no doc loans, liar loans, loans where nobody wants to figure out whether you can pay back the loan or they just put pressure tactics on you just sign, sign, sign, sign, sign, you mean to tell you don't want somebody to watch and make sure that these loans are fair, that the terms of the loan are clear, that people understand what the interest rate is going to really be, that they really understand that the total amount you're going to have to pay for this house over the term of the loan, that you understand what negative amortization is, what this teaser