who has impressed you the most and why? hello, julie. caller: i am and press more what the democrat side. i pay attention to both the democrat and the republican side. now that the tea party has become involved i have also paid attention to their participation. and i understand their meaning behind their movement but i do not understand how the tea party can be against government takeover, big money, big corporations, when they are actually being backed by all of the big money and they feel that they want to go in and change the republican party and the democrat party and bring the country back to the way it was before. but i think they are being conned in this game that the big money people are playing and i don't think i understand that when they also get into congress they will be controlled by that money and they will do what they tell them to do. host: cadillac, michigan. marlene, independence. caller: i really enjoyed it joe biden, our vice president. he is so distinguished, he holds his head high and he does things that makes our c

thank you for having me. >> this leadership team has been a nod to the tea party in a way of dispelling any rumors there is tension between the old guard and new guard. is that how you see it? >> i see it as the leadership giving this freshman class an opportunity to weigh in on a lot of decisions that will be made on policy we need to get this country back on track. the freshman class is definitely viewing this as a great opportunity for them to have a seat at the table in those important discussions. >> for you, it is not window dressing at all? >> no, i don't. ever since we arrived here in washington d.c., this leadership team has been in the room. they have come to extra meetings. we requested as a class. they've listened to us. they have the same goals, same agenda, same items on our mind all of us do, what we've been hearing across this country and from the american people. >> you talk a lot about coming to washington to make change there and you want to shake things up. you look at the gop and democrats, all the key leadership positions, the ones at the very top went to the same

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had you become too hot for american academia the american association of university professors has been watching. the demise of the american higher education of the ministration. you know why don't you get rid of my memory. then you. now mind. you mumblings. the flow university in may so. i settled that this is the whole university stage. today we are free to the resolution of our dispute with professor finkelstein. as a part of that resolution he has agreed to this i affected immediately. professor finkelstein is a prolific scholar and an outstanding teacher the university thanks him thank you thank you thank the university thanks him for his contributions and his service. i know a great deal about the finkelstein tenure case because the paul asked me to write a letter on finkelstein which i did and then i followed the case very closely from start to finish and i think this is an open and shut case i think that finkelstein should have gotten a ten year he's not a teacher he's a propagandist he's not a scholar he simply writes screeds the scandal was that paul university ever appointed

. >> how has it changed would you do? >> the conversation, everyone is right. technology, in a sense, has made my life much easier as an editor. but as a consumer, i agree. a lot of the stuff that is passing as news is not news. sometimes it is wrong information. for instance, i got a text message on facebook. a friend of mine posted at 3000 people had died in a.d. from a hurricane. the reality is -- haiti from a hurricane. the reality is, only three people died. you need to get things right. we do not often have time to analyze. what we need to do, as old media, we need to do that right kind of journalism. >> we have 24/7, loggers, -- bloggers, iphones, witnesses on the scene, sending us photos. >> at the same time, it has reinforced our, i would say, brand. this makes professional journalism more important than ever. yes, bloggers exist,tweets. >> do you think reporters nowadays are trained as when you came up? you think so? >> yes. >> the job is easier. >> but at the same time, you have to give so much more information. i would not say it is easier. maybe in

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you know how long the chain is one little fella has ten kilos another has a hundred you can't know them all. the physical is when you buy a coat and that comes from a rebel zone the rebels can buy more machine guns will the thought of it this way that's right. well what has happened is that since the report was issued what if you go nothing it pissed everyone off but nothing changes. nothing has changed and this trader has seen no disruption in his business with the congo this is when was the last shipment of coal ten. fifteen tons about a month ago. and where did you send it to china in the chinese ask you where the cotton came from they know it's from africa but they couldn't care less. than from the congo goes to china. five hundred million of the billion mobile is made every year are produced in china most big international brands like nokia and motorola subcontract some of them manufacturing to china. but for human rights campaigner mark olivier hermann china is not the only country involved not by a long way. for people working at hooter's china manufactured for china is the works

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you have not got much work done there. congratulations. supervisor, the mayor has said many nice things about you, with -- which are worth it. you have shepherded us through that process, said it would be an honor to introduce you. supervisor campos. >> good morning, everyone. i do not know how to speak in catalan so i will speak to spanish. thank you for everyone for the work that you have done. i appreciate the fact that throughout this process the mayor has made it clear if we are going to have a sister city relationship with any city, it needs to be meaningful, not in name only. in these economic times, it makes sense for cities like san francisco to reach out to places like barcelona. if you look at the history of what has happened between not just the cities of barcelona and san francisco, and the region of catalonia and san francisco, it makes sense. we established a region sister russia shed with the region of catalonia. i want to thank the group freinds of gaspart. the president of the organization could not be here but they have been trying to foster rela

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we'll see how things unfold. >> you both said you don't believe she has the intellectual curiosity thatllows for building good policy. what do you mean by that? >> sarah palin was the governor here in the state for almost two years. i had an opportunity working were the the federal level to work with her at the state level, and i don't -- i've said this. i don't believe that she actually enjoyed governing. they very good at the campaigning. very good with her people skills and the relationships that she builds in a campaign, but i don't see that her focus is on the policy side of it, the governing side of it and i think that's important whankts advice do you have for other republicans up for re-election in 2012? republicans specifically, orrin hatch of utah, olympia snowe's maine, potentially we don't know, could be targeted by the tea party as you were? >> the advice i would give not only those colleagues but any of my colleagues, republicans or democrats. make sure that you are listening to all of your constituents. to just listen to one group for purposes of getting through the prima

you really did it with us. labour has always been our friend in the department of public health. we do great things together. that was an amazing victory. thank you for that. the saddest day that i have ever had was the day john died. it was very hard for me. i had never lost anybody who was actively working for me at the time. at one time i had to face the tremendous personal sadness that i felt that losing a friend of mine and i also had to recognize that like any leader of an organization and had to help the organization to get over its in the sense of processing its own feelings, staying true to its job while we were all in morning. laguna honda is a vibrant 24- hour seven day a week operation. you could not stop life to mourn for john. we also had to keep laguna honda running. but at the same time so many of us were bereft of having lost to john. and having to deal with that was extremely challenging. i have a picture of john next to my desk. i will always remember him and his commitment. part of what i had to figure out on that day immediately was what was in charge of lagun

slapped the turks and the brazilians in the face and spit on the master word so for the iranians obama has you know he doesn't he's not trusted now and i think that the iranians while they're willing to talk they need to feel that the other side is this. you talked about slapping on those sanctions those further sanctions clearly work then haven't they because iran is now talking about going back to the negotiating table and that is because of the sanctions and. no the iranians bay said that they are willing to go to the to speak and talk that's that's been true in the past as well the sanctions really have no effect in fact they have an adverse effect because they're putting iran in a position where they feel that they have to dig in they can't give up their nuclear rights under such pressure because that would be humiliation so in stead of having a positive effect the only thing that it does is that it makes iranians more suspicious of the five plus one and especially the united states and less willing to compromise but at the end of the day if the par five plus one changes it added to it an

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i think that decision has been made just not announced. but, you know, the rules of our system are military commission, wherever, that if there has been torture, you cannot use it in our legal system. and that's not going to change. now, fortunately there's lots of other evidence against these people, but the fact is, torture is wrong. our legal system believes it's wrong, and we are never going to allow the products of torture in any part of our legal system. >> peter, moving forward, how do you think this, the results of this trial is going to be seen throughout the world? obviously there's an important kind of aspect to this trial. do you think it will be seen as a victory of the rule of law of, you know, of the judge today was saying to the jury, you know, a calm, rational verdict has been ruled, has been given today. >> i mean, i'm not sure the world is too focused on the ghailani trial. at the end of the day, he's a minor player in an attack that happened quite a long time ago. you know, the ksm trial, the khalid shaikh mohammed trial is a wh

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you make all the decisions? [ laughter ] [ overlapping speakers ] >> his wallet -- >> he has more than you, okay.ow do you find each other? how did this happen? >> we have looking at sports teams for almost a decade together actually apart, and then together. so we ran into each other we like each other, we failed together on acquiring, individually we failed to acquire a couple of teams, and we found this opportunity, and we said we have. >>> to this one. i called him up and said let's go. >> they are going to be fun to follow, and the bottom line of course, they have to win. tim lincecum won the last two cy young awards in the national league, and this year, it went to roy halladay, of the phillies. won 21 games, bryan wilson, the giants with seven, and the two-time champ, lincecum, 11th in the cy young balloting. 1976, gold medalist bruce jener honored tonight in san jose. part of the inductees, along with mark -- members of the 2010 sports hall of fame in san jose. san jose was the track and field hot spot during his time in the 70s. >> san jose was obviously a great place. we had great thete

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you. anyone that has failed you, they cannot help me. they cannot help you. there are some people that are doing okay. there are some great endorsements. some candidates have secured great endorsements. but i m to grass roots. i do not have time. i only have time to serve you sat -- so that when i am eulogized, you can say that that black women work with all her might for all races and i helped unite the races. thank you. >> i am just a woman who wants to do the right thing for her community. i always have. i have been working in my community for all my life, and i have lived my entire life in district 10. i am an elected official who serves a large constituency base, yet i want to cut that down to come back to the community i was raised in because i know i can make a difference. my issue is i'm not going to make you any promises. i'm going to bring results. i have done it on the bar board of directors in a major way. there is a budget surplus that no one else can talk about. there was a killing last year was one of our police officers -- one of our police of