that is why the title is" -- "the alaska to the fidelity of the homeland -- the obelisk of the fidelity of the homeland." many believe the plane crash was a covert association -- covert assassination. >> the cross your mind the of the tragedy. there were signs it was the plot. the russians would not mention that. >> every evening, they pray in front of the cross, asking the virgin mary to help the truth to be revealed. >> many people do not know this, but the text of the funeral oration was on the internet because the -- before the plane crashed. bronislaw komorowski is an accomplice in the allies around the disaster. there is a film of people being shot in front of the wreckage. there are so many questions. the cross is protecting the truth that is threatened by evildoers. >> poland is divided -- divided by a cross. for the past two days, nobody has been able to get close to it. one steel barrier was put in front of it. now there are too. there is no solution in sight. people can pray from afar. for those doing so, only one is important -- the fact that the cross is still there. captio

brother is going slow because fidel doesn't like it. >> that's the theory. after a five-hour meeting that we had on a sunday, fidel turned to us and said-- this is a literal quote-- "would you like to go to aquarium with me tomorrow to see the dolphin show." and of course we said yes, who doesn't like a dolphin show? and so we spent a couple hours with fidel castro at the dolphin show on monday. and he wasn't running the country, obvious olympics on this particular monday. he was enjoying the dolphin show. he was talking to us about big picture issues. but it seems to me that if he's... he might be semiretired, it might be only semi, but he's certainly not engaged in the day-to-day minute-to-minute running of the country. >> warner: so very briefly, do you thinker in sink on... sync for this economic reform or is there a push-pull. >> i think they are in sync in the sense that they are partners and have been for the last 60 years of their political lives. i think fidel has a stronger allergy to the market than his brother but he is not getting in the way of w

significant progress has been made to improving the fidelity and effectiveness of our program protocols, including the specialized domestic violence unit. we have an assigned court officer. the protocols have been updated. we have implemented a case risk and needs assessment. that is conducted on each probationer. we currently have -- oversee the batterer intervention certification program. we have announced outside visits to these intervention programs to ensure compliance. we have mandatory orientations for probationers. at the mandatory orientation, the probationer is referred to in intervention program. if the provision of fails to report, there is a motion to revoke. -- if the probation officials to report, there is a motion to revoke. one of the key things is to engage in the intervention programs. we have collaborated with the court's, the public defender's office, the district attorney to improve reports to the court. cbo's were also involved in the effort. the frequency of the report is driven by the probationers behavior. the ongoing reports to the court help the court monitor

benedict xvi has called the church back to the fidelity, to the truth of christian faith that is thereventing these problems in the future and the healing the pain that remains from these problems in the past. >> george, when we first began hearing about the allegations of abuse within the catholic church, it was shocking, repudiating and people had an appalling reaction to it. that said, it seems so widespread that when we hear about it anymore, we look at the individual with certainly a sense of pity, but it's almost something that it's become rather run of the mill. i mean, how widespread is the problem? >> i think there's been frankly, alex, tremendous exaggeration with respect to the church. this is no sense a catholic church problem. it's an enormous problem in american public schools. it's an enormous problem in the trafficking, the sex trafficking of young people around the globe. the intense focus of the church on this deflected attention from the broader dimensions of the problem. i think it's deflected attention from the fact that today, because of reforms put into place o

>> i talked about how simulators, the fidelity is improving. it has taken leaps and bounds in the visual area and others. in the technological aspects of the simulator, one thing lagging behind to help emu late this area in human factors is the audio channel. when you have an instructor doing all of the audio calls, simulating the call to the company, the dispatcher, the flight attendant, it's too unrealistic. in order to do this, we need to look at ways within the simulator to enhance that area is one. we also have to create and work on developing scenarios whereby the instructor may not be absolutely sure, a crew may get into a stall, but we've got a create a scenario where it's likely and normal kinds of daily overloads will come, maybe a scenario where there are several points where this might happen. then we can get a crew that gets overloaded, so that when they end up happening on a stall or an upset, they don't know it's coming, and they didn't expect it, because then you have the startle factor. every time it happens on line, i guarantee

here is more on the latest chapter of castro's comeback. [cheers and applause] >> fidelastro was back in full military uniform for his first open air open address since undergoing major surgery four years ago. thousands of students and other supporters filled the stands leading up to the university of havana to catch a rare glimpse of their 84-year-old former leader. quoting the bbc, he spoke about mounting tensions over iran's nuclear program. he warned that the u.s. and israel could drag the world into a nuclear war. >> for my part, i have no doubt about iran's capacity for conventional response. this would provoke a ferocious war which the blidge rants could not control, and it would provoke a nuclear conflict. >> there was no mention of domestic politics or the dire state of the cubans economy, issues which fidel seems happy to leave to his younger brother, raul castro row. instead, he is concentrating on foreign affairs and working on his mix wars. it was here on the steps of havana university that a young fidel castro first rows to prominence as a radical student l

that's the guidance you get from fidelity. thanks. stay on the line! ation, fidelity will help you get there. because when it comes to investing, you should never settle. fidelity investments. >>> folks along the east coast are being warned of a big, bad weather system from the north. a tropical depression from florida, expected to become tropical storm nicole is projected to merge with another low system and bring flooding rain from florida on up north through the carolinas and then the whole mess is expected to make its way to new york and western new england by thursday. a one-time american staple is going away. >>> this is being reported that the irs will no longer send out tax forms at tax times, via the u.s. mail. they say it's because so many americans are filing electronically, they say those wanting forms can print them off the web or find them at libraries and post offices. and they hope to save $10 million by doing it, which will not be credited towards lower taxes. >>> interesting new study out tonight on a apologizing. it basically says tha

>> here is the deal. fidel castro has inflicted poverty and misery on his country for over six decades. he has survived 10 american presidents, some of whom tried to take him out, all in the name of la revolucion. and he is like, yeah, maybe it doesn't work. now he tells us? anybody with half a brain knows socialism doesn't work. it is an equal share in poverty. i hope fidel picks up the phone and calls obama and tells him that. >> they don't have phones in cuba. he can pick up the can with the string on it and talk to the dude in the next room. >> it is amazing how those strings work. it is incredible. they have graduated from oral legend and i congratulate them. why now? why? he is going to die soon. is he having second thoughts orie venge against somebody in his family. or my theory is he will come out of the closet and move to the castro district. >> i don't know what is behind it. it is like an alice in wonderland now when they go to capitalism and we are slowly going to socialism. it is like a weird rever

that's the guidance you get from fidelity. thanks. stay on the line! your destination, fidelity will help you get there. because when it comes to investing, you should never settle. fidelity investments. >>> late today, a federal judge dealt a blow to the government's don't ask, don't tell policy that bans gays from opening serving in the military. a judge in washington ruled it was unconstitutional for the air force to discharge a highly decorated nurse who was outed as a lesbian, an order that the major wants to be reinstalled as soon as possible. >>> one of the first americans to define true pop stardom has died. eddie fisher skyrocketed to fame and wement in the 1950s, but he may be best known for his failed marriages to some famous women. in his 20s, he was at the top of his game, selling millions of records, starring in movies. headlines variety shows like "coke time with eddie fisher." >> please, daddy, one more song! >> reporter: the pre-elvis generation, he was the ultimate heart throb. ♪ i know i'll never be free >> reporter: heartbreaker, too

that's the guidance you get from fidelity. thanks. stay on the line! atever your destination, fidelity will help you get there. because when it comes to investing, you should never settle. fidelity investments. >>> a wildfire sparked by national guard troops training at a firing range has burned through 3,500 acres in utah. the fire started yesterday at camp williams 30 miles south of salt lake. 1,700 homes had to be evacuated. 40 to 50-mile-an-hour winds pushed this fire over a mountain ridge into a populated area. national guard has suspended artillery practice at the base, and acknowledged tonight it was a mistake to train while red flag fire warnings were posted. >>> big, smoky fire here in new york today as wooden pilings were set ablaze, just underneath an important railroad bridge that snarled commuter rail traffic for hours while it was checked out and declared safe eventually for train traffic. >>> scary moment in a major league baseball game between the cubs and florida marlins. cubs' outfielder tyler colvin was on third base when a teammate's

the hour in 12 minutes. >> larry: we have only a few moments left. fidel in the world. fidel castro was critical of you for denying the holocaust. he said that iran should try to understand the unique history of anti-semitism. how do you' respond to castro? certainly not a friend of israel. >> translator: related to the zionist regime issue this news, mr. castro sent a message to me yesterday and said it was untrue, this statement, that his statements were interpreted differently, that he had said something different. so i have no opinion here on this statement. but i'd like to ask why is there so much insistence in the united states to absolutely defend the zionist regime? relationship ben the u.s. government, 10,000 kilometer as cross the ocean from the zionist regime and the the need to support it? >> larry: because a massive group of people were annihilated just for being what they were. 7 million were killed, 8 million. so as a humanitarian country, we care about this and many jews came here to live and many jews created a country in israel and want t

. >> the former leader fidel castro was recently quoted as saying that the cuban model doesn't even seemo work for them anymore. what did he mean by that? >> he said he meant it not literally and as a joke. but the fact is that the cuban economy has been suffering a great deal over the past couple of years. tourism is down. one of their main exports, nickel. the price has fallen there. so they are in a lot of trouble. i think this is a shot of reality. certainly raul castro has hinted at these changes, but i don't think anyone was expecting quite on this scale. it's huge economically, huge psychologically. but it's imp leapting it that will be a problem. the private sector suspect there. there's a huge black market in cuba where people work illegally and try and earn dollars. the average salary is something like $0 a month. this will be very difficult to implement. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of people will lose their jobs. >> andy gallagher. reports from washington say the u.s. administration is expected to announce an arms deal with saudi arabia worth $60 million. -- billion. the

about 100 rescue workers began digging, but dangerous conditions forced the stop of the search. fidelrks the 50th anniversary of the founding of the committees and defensive revolution. he underwent emergency intestinal surgery in 2006. kim jung il, he made his youngest son a four-star general. hardly anybody is known about him. nobody knows how old he is and today was the first day his name was mentioned in the north korean state media. we are just learning now from an aviation source that former president jimmy carter was actually taken on a flight to the hospital. here's the information we have. he was on a flight and taken by the secret service to the hospital upon landing. that's all the information we are getting. we contacted the white house and we are looking for more information and other confirmation that the former president is in the hospital, but as of this point, we don't have that forth coming. we are working on the story and we will get you caught up to date when we get more confirmation. a look at what we will watch later. ted stevens will be buried at arlington natio

the former cuban president fidel castro has said eu was ultimately responsible for the persecution of gay men following the revolution of 1959. in a lengthy interview, he says he thought of the execution as a great injustice, but in the early years after the revolution, and he had "to many other problems to deal with." drilling has begun on the rescue shaft to free the miners trapped in chile. they have been underground longer than any other miners in history. as james reynolds reports, union lobbyists had been lobbying to shut down the mine because of its safety record long before the disaster. >> this is the moment that the drilling of the main rescue shaft began. [cheering] you can see how happy it may be engineers. this afternoon, we watched the work continue. expect to go 15 years into the ground. the chilean government said the rescue could take up to four months to complete. the plan is to drill and narrow shaft down to the miners almost half a mile below. a larger shaft will then be created using a bit of kit. the tons of debris falling back down the mine will have to be clear

the one and a $15 million grant makes the maryland department of fidelity bring high-speed internet tonderserved businesses and homes all across the states. >> we must be connected to one another. we must be better connected to our customers. we must be better connected to our institutions, our businesses, our communities and colleges. it is to those connections that we fuel innovative economy. >> the money from the grant -- a suspect it will create 1600 new jobs. for over 20 years, they have been caring for neglected and six horses. they have been heaviest in sick and starving. yet to become a half-dozen came from west virginia. they came from a place that calls itself a rescue farm. >> the farm in western venue was supposed to be a horse rescue. the 53 horses there needed to be rescued. you can almost see it in their eyes, the pain and the neglect. >> if you live in their eyes coming you can tell they are hurting. it is the same thing with people. i think wiser the winnowed to the soul. -- the white -- the eyes are the windows to the sill. >> somewhere close to death. they are being

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also, what in the world is happening in cuba? is fidel ready to declare the revolution over? but first, a terrific "gps" panel with cnn's new primetime anchor, kathleen parker, french philosopher extraordinaire bernard-henri levi, and others. we'll tackle u.s. politics, middle east peace, iran, and much more. finally, a last look. fighting poverty one step at a time. let's get started. >>> to discuss all of the news from this week both at home and abroad we have one of our star-studded "gps" panels. kathleen parker is the anchor of cnn's new show "parker spitzer," which debuts two weeks from tomorrow. she's also one of america's most widely syndicated columnists. bernard-henri levi is france's best-known, some people would say most notorious intellectual and philosopher. dan senor is a senior fellow on the council of foreign relations and author of a wonderful book on israel's economy. and chrystia freeland is global editor at large at reuters. welcome to everyone. >> thank you. >> first let's talk about the economy is improving, public anger still seems high, and as a result

the 1959 revolution. earlier this month, fidel castro told the journalists that the island's economic system is not worth exporting because it does not work for cubans anymore. although he walked back that statement a little bit early this week. >>> take a look at the markets right now as we get all up in your business this morning. cnbc has the latest. >>> stocks saw a nice rally yesterday, most of the major indices closed higher by around 1%. that came on the back of better-than-expected economic data out of china. a new banking regulation that was less stringent than feared. now optimism was very much the scene yesterday. and the other investor who made bullish comments about the economy with warren buffet. he said he is not worried about a double-dip recession in the u.s. he spoke out an economic conference in montana yesterday and he said that i'm a huge bull of this country. i see our businesses coming back almost across the board. now, he went on to say that sentiment in the media had turned somewhat sour, but that was certainly not the case at his holding company, berkshire hathaway. he said he's

that's the guidance you get from fidelity. thanks. stay on the line! ecause when it comes to investing, you should never settle. fidelity investments. >>> and we are back live from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york to kick off nbc's ducation nation." it's our week-long look the state of our country's education system. joining me now, four key voices in the struggle to improve public k through 12 education, the emergency financial manager of the detroit public schools, robert bobb, the chancellorof washington, d.c. schools, michelle rhee, the secretary of education, arne duncan, and randi weingarten, the president of the american federation of teachers. welcome to all of you. a commitment by nbc news to explore it this week. we begin now. with getting all of t buzz right now in the reform movement of this film, "waiting for superman" debuting this weekend, i want to play a portion of it that talks about huge challenge we face, one of the disturbing facts in our education system as they show in the movie. >> since the 1970s, u.s. schools have failed to kep

the bible. we teach, pray continually, but every one of our are growing in our prayer lives. we haven't achieved that. we teach sexual fidelity in marriage and the bible teaches that, we encourage people in that, but there are some times when adultery and different things come into the pulpit and come into the church. it's just like any ideal. we have police officers that get speeding tickets. we have -- we have people in congress that write our tax legislation that don't pay their taxes. >> but, pastor ted, there is a difference between, you know, somebody saying you should obey the law and you get a speeding ticket and somebody preaching something which is completely anthetical to a deeply held, something -- >> i understand the point you're making. i understand the point you're making and i'm sympathetic to it, i just think it's important to understand the human condition. and this is why christ died for all of us. it's because we have people all over the country that have said i'm going to be married to you until death to us part, good times, bad times, et cetera. they end up divorced. people have ideals that they violate

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have you heard any changes on the fidelity's nixon's last i spoke to? is time nothing has changed yet. hopefully with the press conference to get more information. >> now side gentlemen come down here. he does not live in san bruno kreisky he was walking around a whole bunch of close ready to donate, are you accepting donations here? >> we are not excepting the nation's here. we are accepting donations down of the relief center which is located at the san bruno sr. said it center and the veterans center which is located on crystal springs road. if you have any donations, food, clothing, watery and take it down there. we're taking people down there that are able to actually use the items. >>7m i was to keep the short jt in case the news conference starts. when it does will bring it to live as aspens and hopefully we will get to the bottom of this. pg&e president will be here and of course all of us, look at all of the media career. will ask him what happened. what caused all of this. back to gary. >> is absolutely. all we know right now is that it is 40

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i mean, the interviews that you are proudest of, you mentioned fidel castro or every first lady and president. so that's on my mind at the moment because i just heard it. >> larry: in prison. >> i did it in prison. at the end, he kept saying, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry. i mean, it was very strange. the menendez brothers. >> larry: i had one of them on. >> we had both of them on after they were sentenced and eric menendez still writes to me. and said, i'm just a normal boy. i said, eric, a normal boy who killed your mother and father. jean harris, remember, she skilled the scarsdale doctor. i did so many interviews with her and my network said you can't interview her anymore. >> larry: it's amazing how mario cuomo wouldn't pardon her. >> he would not pardon her. i saw jean, he getting out of prison. >> larry: what is she doing? is she still around? >> yeah, she had two very fine and devoted sons. and she did a lot to better the relationships with prisoners with their children. because there are no facilities for the children. there are no picture books or crayons. there was no op

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