maker young's version is based on speculation that the fighters cockpit had already come open beforeit hit the ground in other words the pilots were not in control of their plane after losing consciousness when it hit a weather balloon. violator yes the cough is a flight instructor he was up in the air on the fateful morning of march twenty seventh he says faulty on board instruments may have caused the tragedy. and i don't wish to draw parallels with a lower disasters i knew they felt. into a spin after finishing the exercise a tumble and a steel tear and with a tilt of sixty degrees. there were no clouds when they started their report. it was soon as they entered the clouds if they lost their bearings earth. would be fifteen years after got its death professor ability to coast am cause i'm not aleksey on the put forward yet another theory for the disaster according to them the fighter energy turbulence left behind by a supersonic aircraft that had been in the area shortly before the crash turbulence put your guidance jet into a spin the pilots were unable to pull their aircraft out

now the maker that fell while young ross joins me now from seattle washington mr ross i want to thank you for joining us here now your fellow was obviously made years ago very critical of bush policies critical of american policy in iraq and speired i read by your personal rage but i'm curious if you feel a resurgence of any of the anger and a resurgence and relevance of your own today as you watch the airstrikes in libya you know i actually feel it was a totally different situation. was something that was planned for ten years but a new concept united states has brought. this operation so so you need your reaction to. the rest. of the west right into libya one of the billion tall what about the civilian toll that's something you're very critical of i mean isn't the same thing happening at the bottom of the air strikes in libya oh sure there's no way you could. kill innocent people because they want to see sort of. now in your film that you made on iraq you're very critical of the american media coverage of just that of the iraq invasion not showing the carnage that was on the other s

president obama says it's important to encourage young people to be "makers of things, not just consumersthings." that's where a program called stem comes in. >> stem is four letters that mean -- "s" for science, "t" for technology, "e" for engineering, and "m" for math. organizations come together with the main goal of inspiring middle school and upper school children to get more involved in the sciences, find out how exciting it is to be an engineer, understanding science technology, engineering and math, and hopefully we'll have more of the students now go into that path. >> how many of you are nerds, geeks, geekettes, nerdettes, aw, come on! how many of you are inventors? everyone's an inventor. >> the way i look at it, it's really good to have a scientifically aware society. you know, when you think about stuff the world is facing right now, with energy and climate, the problems that we're facing, they're going to need policy, and we're going to need to conserve and everything, but we re also going to need new technologies. >> can you taste electricity? >> no. >> oh yes, you can! >>

if we give young people positive choice after school so that when a trouble maker tries to tempt them into a life of crime, instead they have something very positive to do. all over the country there are people working hard on these programs. it is fantastic. not all of them can manage to access these programs through tax credits and that kind of thing. we have to support the vulnerable neighborhoods. that has been a failure on this issue. >> i would like to know what your vision is for canada on the world stage. do you believe our country should have a more prominent role internationally? what will you do to regain canada's positive influence in the international arena? >> mr. harper, your the first prime minister in the history of canada to lose the seat that we were eligible to occupied on the security council of the united nations. on the g-20 summit, we had an opportunity to lead. you spent billions of dollars and 72 hours and there's not a person in canada who can remember assistance of -- a substantial outcome of that conference. anything you cannot control, you want to shut do

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states is organized crimes there are biggest money maker after guns and drugs but washington's accused of blaming the kids instead of the criminals putting young girls behind bars for walking the streets instead of offering baskin help our kids got in she counted explains. the u.s. state department regularly puts out reports on how horrific human trafficking is in other countries but right under the government's very nose in washington dozens of girls and boys are sold. just blocks away from capitol hill we're on the street that's known as the heart for lobbyists and lawyers in washington that's why day at night this is worse wars of prostitutes walk to get picked up and killed when the average age of thirteen are also being trafficked here to washington and seoul the f.b.i. estimates that each year more than one hundred thousand underage american girls are exploited for commercial sex in the united states but the usual treatment the children get arrested is either jail time or probation in the us prostitution laws do not exam minors from prosecution the office of juvenile justice in delinquency prevention reported one thousand and six hundred

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encourage young folks to engage in binge drinking and it's something that i think all people should be concerned about. >> san francisco's city attorney joined 17 attorneys general and asked if a drink maker discontinue the mapt beverage. >> these products are unsafe, marketed oftentimes to under age individuals and when not regulated, really cause a threat to public health and safety. >> one can of blast 45 is equivalent of drinking five 12- ounce beers. those who enjoy the blast don't want it to change. >> i don't thirty think shot not be able to play, but be more clear on how much alcohol they have. >> be careful what you wish for. these things are database and you need to drink responsibly. >> elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >> tonight a sponge tornado care through the st. louis airport. look at this damage. the tornado hit the main terminology knocking him down. shatters grass and tearing through metal there were no reports of serious injuries. the twister ripped part f a roof. the marble weather service believes it was on the ground for several miles. >> not like that here. we are trying to get sunshine. >> you know, that was amazing to track earlier. it was a very strong line of thunderstor

young people. i think that is a real, real test. i mean the drones bother me, i'll be honest with you. because somehow it's a war maker's or war theorists approach of an ouchless, painless war that you never have to see the people who are feeling the wrath and full force of these instruments. >> would you agree with what they said earlier to judy that, even mr. malley said hey, look, the script for this he was talking about syria, the script for this is to the going to be written in washington but in dam as does and syria. >> that true of all these places. we are more or less bystanders but we in the outside world can influence a little on the mar begins. in egypt there was certainly some influence, in libya more. but in order to influence you have to be able to have a national interest. you have to have humanitarian interest and do it. in syria it is beyond our reach to really do too much. we can issue what we believe. in but i don't think we'd be involved in libya unless there was the arab spring. because i think the tipping factor in whether to get involved. >> tunesia, egypt. >> yeah, it is a unique moment in histor

that young age for me when that began, the first thing i remembered saying to all the children watching, remember this involves only two players, all of the other players were acting as peace makersand that was really the point that i wanted to get across on what was, as you said, an ugly situation. >> would you say that applies today with the incident that took place in los angeles last week? >> well, it's not the same. one was on the field a fit of temperment. the other is totally and completely insane and criminal. and i really pray to god, not only for bryan and his children and family, but that they catch those two lunaticking and put them away forever. that's my prayer. >> then you are the biggest, greatest authority on the rivalry between the dodgers and the giants. is there a piece of advice maybe you could give to both giants and dodgers fans at this point that might forever get them through a difficult time. >> i am no wizard. i grew up in the bleachers and the grounds and i questions, because confession is good for the soul, i was a giant fan. >> no. >> something outrageous, my hero was mel odd. i cried if carl hubble lost a game. however, they pay me now and i'm a dod

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young kids, i am constantly reminding that there are consequences to your actions. florida doesn't get in line, that is something we need to remind them as well. host: our "news makers" program tomorrow. that is at 10:00 tomorrow on c- span. seattle, washington, you are up next. we are asking you to gauge a comment on your confidence in government disaster relief. caller: thank you. i think the people there who suffer from this natural disaster have been traumatized. they need our support. many of them have lost loved ones. their homes have been destroyed. i am sure they must be in shock. i think the response of our government has been right so far. i like the fact that the president has gone down there, taken his team with them to assess what the needs are. it is up to the apparatus of government to do what is necessary at a time of disaster to help them. i will say that i hope that people realize that when there are disasters, not just like a natural disaster from weather, but if our economy crashes and people in the automobile industry or are losing their jobs, if there is widespread unemployment because our economy crashes, the government needs to step in and he