they want to know who were the zero ss officers that were in country. they were actually still working together trying to round up a nazi holdover. eventually the russians knew that the zero ss officers in eastern europe are going to be spying on them as much as working with them. they forced them all out of the balkan nations. there was a brief exchange of information. >> did the british share any of the details of the enigma operation with donovan? >> yes. they shared. donovan had men and women working with the british, and they got access to the raw tape. in fact, the british were very, very important in helping donovan set up his counterintelligence operations. it is ironic that they actually shared more of their intercept work than the americans did. donovan never had direct access to magic. magic was the navy army codebreaking capability. all he would get, could get from magic were summaries of their reports. marshall did not trust donovan's organization to keep secrets. it that he was loose on security. in the case of the brits they get direct ac

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theain of the wen who buriedheir daughters and ss killed under the apaheid regime ora is the story of a woman people hear called winnie. eedo figer, iconife and moth. everyone has an opinion onhe exife of nelson mandela. >> we arlookg at this oper and loong at what ppen t a wounded soul. spnter soul,racred soul. en one is traumatized. nothe iconic figure tt the worl has created. i never lose hope and my peopleever los hope. winnie was thrusted io the splighand as nson mandela served time i jail. but after his release, winnie's reputation was tainted. of the kdnap of a boy and with it th notorio focal cl. the catornsisd the air brushing of history. t a look a wman mh more inline playing the ad, says that the opera of the memorynd the uprisings. >> i mean i went rough experienng t raid that went on when you were a baby police coming in thrgh the nighand knocking on t door and oking for pple. th teaas on thestre. >> this opera isn attempt to show tsomanor my south afcans as a mbol theroduction whis eecte to tour worldwide comes with the blessing of eeading lady heelf. a fwed figure perha

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to reach out t the ptestors, althgh he insistsyria is cing a conspirac its interniona enies, he so ss heant to satiy the peoe's demands. heas pmiseto repe the countrs long-standing emergency law andays t governme will even coiderultiarty politics but manysyris satheyave heard ill before, andhat hi words inhe pt have nobeen folled b actn, s if he wants to reform, they say, now is e time. the official syrian ws agency says cas prevling in most par of th country caus citizs are satisfied wi the government's rform packa, but epposion sa it's nolike that at al, andt ys t ptest will ntinue. bbcews, beirut. >> jning meow to diuss thenrest in syr and te ternional response is mark giburg who formally serveds.s. amssador to morrocco. thanks for coming the program. >>thank you. we have an intention of form from this man wh usedo be an eye sgeon, trained in briin, butas he seen te ligh to coin a phrase, when icome to imementing that? will he actually tt? >> he annnceda few days ago heas going t lift the dreaded ate ergen, and that's, again,nder the dure of e prosts that seem to be taking place th

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. > a man from humansight tch ss pelehoul be caed to account following the report finding > this new rport by the commission -- by the pel o expes -- thi is anmpornt stt in that dirtion as the prious speaker noted. the sri lankan govementas doneothi of the pastwo years. what you have now is a carefully writnrofessional report with hard-hitting conusio. it is iorta tt the international community pport e seetary-general in taking up this recommention >> of a proper investigationn tion is another thing. already heard that russia and china previously opposed e curity council discussion of th alged olations in sri nka. what dyou think will change w? >> i think it hel that this report is so well done. really puts the matter up the. hav had recent actions by other parts of the world that have been very serus. this is aincredibly serious, a sturbing development. the arthe cries out for there toe inrnational acon. we hope e seetary general pushesorwa with thi but we recnize that ere will be some resistance it means govnmen that are concerned abou aountility d juice will push this foard, and o

, gaddafi, from,m >> back at theospital, doctors expect her to make a fl recovery to ss the citys its number-oneriority, but that is not how it loo. orla guerin, bbc news, misra. >>e limitsf nato's missio inibya were undermined today when thelliancedmitted air rikes alone could not protect the civilians of misrat secretary genal renues and to the bbc it was difficult to shieeople -- secretary- general rasmussen tol the bc it was difficult to shld people. >> no talks tough, but cannot pvent the killing of civilians in misurata, where oppotion rebels are stggli again gaddaf' onslaut. it is aedieval siege. ms. nstadt is one rson they say lia cannot have a dect -- ms. ronstadt is o reason they say lya cannohave decentuture unt gaddafi i gone. i i asd hiwhy such a powerful military alliance cannot help the innocent in srat. >> we have entered with the aim torotect civilians. >> our corspondent just cam t of theity. ato raids, but the same te everyay. gaddafi's rces seem to be waiting until they are ov and th go to t busess of killing vilis. but i will n go in the operational details. i ve

nato ss its checking the aim, but has novidee to substantiate it.ack on the battlefield, there was a pause for friday prayers today. a rel leader has offered a cease-fire if colonel gaddafi pulls back histroo and leaves t country. but there no sighe is listening. "bbc news" othe rd to bra. >> securitforc in syria have shot deadt let 10 people. they opened fire on a an-government protest oside damaus. activists call demonstration to mmemate the dozen killed ring the potes. >> gunfire forced ptestors to ee thrgh t sreetof ma, on the outarts of masc. not l escaped. eyewitnesseses sai snipers o rooftops fired on the cwd. >> it s a pceful process. thenhere were clashes between the secr serce and the people. they had snirs o ofs, and th snipers wethrowing stones on pele. afr at, the sret rvice from t ground andhe snipers fromhe roof opened gunfire o the people. >> in damascus itsf, secity rces lockethe oors of the central mosque i an attpt to prent protests. instea theemonration took ple inde. protestors are cntinwe a all one. the ople are all o. that is

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the other ss get water from california. which wildly fluctuates. so i think i don't gamble i just work in california water. you get the same sensation of putting it on the line all the time. we have a large capitol improvement program and it's part of the analysis and it mately the response we have done to some of these challenges. let me show you where our transmission line is. we go from the northern border to the mexican border. three thousand miles of pipe. it's now about 13 feet in diameter and we serve 3 point 2 million people a year and serve an economy of billions. there is my life. you are here. there i am. i'm that corner at the bottom of the pipes in a really bright orange yellow area. we get an average of 8 inches of rain per year. so we - there is very little we can do related to rain fall and local run off. our strategies have to be radically different than strategies that edward and chuck have sitting in portland and seattle and i think if there's anything you take away if there's not a one size fits all for any of this. not for cali

. >> you mtioned his last week where he ss "no signs of nato." wh mordo you thi,his hun watch -- human rhts watch think, thentertional mmuny could be doing? well, e number one porit of the inteatiol community st be see that civilians are proteed. that is a diffict thg to do d gaddafi is not listeng very mucho thentertional mmuny, but there are representatives om my different countes viting ipol ey canpeako the libn government about the many people o have been detained and from om there is no informaon out detention ey a believed to be in gornme hands. thehave simpl disapared from trili itself and from regions all over the cntry where gaddafi is sti in corol. what hapned to those people? the internatnal mmunity shou be demandingnswe when ey sak to the libn govement >> do u think theeathf tim heerington ghlightshe abuses of human rights in libya? >> i certainly hope so there is goo deal of med attentio head of hum rights watch has been on the ground i tnk t world is doing wha it can to follow the storyn liby therare parts of the untr that a comete

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bwd ss this morning. lo >>> there may soon be no free ride in walnut creek.hey will decide if the city will continue to pay for the free ride downtown trolley bus. they spend $200,000 a year to fund the program. they have three options including charging a fare or stop funding the trolley and have the county decide the feat. there's going to be a meeting at 7:00 tonight at city hall. >>> we want to check the commute with mike inouye. >> good morning. no such thing as a free ride at the bay bridge. we have a smooth drive. 18 minutes off the carquinez bridge. if you are heading toward it, that's coming off highway 4, eastbound 88 you won't be able to access that. the skyway is the way folks get there out of martinez. willow avenue is a good option as well. antioch is not so nice. it extends it from hill crest to v verizon lane. 580 is slower but moving smoothly. 680 moves smoothly to the south bay with a nice easy drive. blips for 280. the san mateo bridge is light volume. over to you with a nice flow. >> mike, we are all here for you. >> thank you. >>> i got w

now, the book "wild bill donovan," the spymaster who created the zero ss and modern american espionage. the book's author is a former time and newsweek correspondent douglas waller his book at the international by museum in february. >> i am glad that they have the photo of donovan happier. this is really kind of an iconic portrait shot. you see that when you get to the oss society meetings. this is the one most commonly identified. there is a funny story behind it. you will notice that he has his hair cut very short. actually a crewcut. he was out in the field most of the time when he was running the oss. he liked to go in on allied landings. very often he would have the ships barber or the military barber give him a crewcut before he went out. of course when he got back to headquarters he would get teased by the headquarters staff. in fact, on his personal staff, wallace would say, that is some hair cut you have. donovan would laugh. he loved it and done a lot of these hair cuts because he lives out in the field of what. the book "wild bill donovan," is really three stories. it is a

think about that in the 1860'ss 1870s. we are in the twenty-first century and technology is even more lopsided in our favor. so we have all of this power over other creatures. how are we going to use this power? ultimately this cause of protecting animals is about the misuse of power. it is about people using their power now in a restrained and limited way but taking advantage of animals because we can do it. there are some folks who think just dogs and cats and that is the birthright of the organization but there's so much more to the work of the humane society then only dogs and cats. it is about wildlife and farm animals and horses and animal abuse and testing and research and experimentation. all of these animals matter. our mission at the humane society is celebrating animals and confronting quote she. we want to celebrate the place of animals in our culture and society. we want to confront wherever and whenever we see it. i am convinced things are moving in our direction. there are folks who put roadblocks up all the

ss g i toing to be moving ndea ast you could have delays tto aghni if you have connectinh flights in st. louis, memphis, or atlanta. more on this coming up and more on our local forecast and the timing of the rainfall coming up. >> thank you, jeff. >>> police in santa cruz are still investigating the death of a fremont man last night. they say he fell 25 feet to his death along west cliff drive near stockton avenue. we're learning that hussein was with two friends who police believe may have been drinking at the time of that fall. investigators are trying to figure out how hussein actually fell. >>> investigators have found valuable clues in the deaths of two teenagers who died during a scuba trip in monterey bay. divers recovered their gear from the ocean floor. the gear will help determine if equipment failure played a role in the 16 and 17-year-old boys from carson city, nevada. they died on april 9th during a school trip. the school says both boys were scuba certified. >>> $520 an hour. that's how much u.s. taxpayers will be spending to uphold the defense of marriage act. essenti

that doesn't make sense.au i said what everyone to do ss, on my to do the following things but the biggest thing is to not take no for the answer and be persistent and it comes at time i cannot work in thisen environment.an you move find do not give up the power to about creating a movement comment women feel they have to solve their own problems by themselves and feel isolated especially at work so you can apply those principles to reach out to somebody else but ask for help when you need it, yousk will see at other people have the same issues and has the courage to raise the issuese than if y there is a workplace policies are you have a great idea that you think will make money for yourow organization get your ducks in a row dear brothers and sisters together and go try to make it happen. it probably will. >> what happened to that t era? it just seemed to disappear. >> it is up again and has been reintroduced literally this past week. it is not getting any media coverage but it did. if i am notrs mistaken, i believe it was introduced in a way to allow the states that have not yet voted o

meeting, which is that it's a good time, a very good time for these senior leaders to come together and sswhere we are and make some decisions about whether or not we can reach a final agreement. and so, he looks forward to that meeting because he believes we can do it and we are close. >> dtc getting into the details -- >> welcome the beatles -- >> -- line numbers? >> i wouldn't want to prejudge on the very smart people who will be in the room and maybe some of a few calculators. but my guess is that this is more of a leadership discussion and not a line item discussion. >> thank you. does the president believed that chongging a khalid sheikh mohammed at a military tribunal was the best way to bring him to justice as switch switch -- swiftly as possible? >> i'm going to -- since this announcement that you're referring to may or may not be made this afternoon, i don't want to start picking it apart or analyzing it. i'd like the attorney general to be able to address that first. >> if, let's say there is an announcement this afternoon, with the president believed that drawing him -- >> if t

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. >> it is a vision that ss at a time when other nations are hustling to outcompete us for jobs and businesses to make drastic cuts in education, infrastructure and clean insurance. the very investments we need to win that competition and get good jobs. it is a vision that says to reduce the deficit we have to end medicare as we know it and make cuts to medicaid that would left millions of seniors, poor children and americans with disabilities without the care they need. even as it proposes cuts it would give tax breaks to the wealthiest 2% of americans. an extra $200,000 for every millionaire and billionaire in the country. i don't think it is right to ask seniors to pay thousands more for health care and students to postpone college so we don't have to ask those who have prospered so much to give back a little more. host: your response to his comments yesterday which carried out what he said last week and he will talk more about them this week. guest: i think they are trying to paint this as more like a political speech than a realistic one in terms of leadership. we talked about one of the