he wrote his expos say on the united fruit company and particularly the campaign in guatemala. he said things in terms of him having manipulated the press and stretched the truth. he felt he had been this guy, his mentor and that he had been let down. in fact to me give him credit but also was honest. c-span: let me read what you quote him as saying. my estimate is we are spending in excess of $100,000 per year just for his consulting services which was an enormous amount of money in 1952. and everybody in the country hated him, did not tustin more like his politics or his feet. the company executives were negative because they wanted to do business in the same old way and get the hell out of there. >> i think that in saying that mccain is giving a sense of just how popular who. c-span: popular edward bernays was but also one of the reasons that he was unpopular was because he was changing the way business has traditionally been done. he really appreciated just have different and creative u.s. but also appreciated how bloated his sense of himself was. c-span: a little bit more.

these are refrigeration units here that carry fruits and vegetables. there are hundreds of them on this ship. what they are doing differently, we are at apl, what they are doing differently is using electric power. these two high voltage line that is you see there go off the ship and run across there behind the containers. there's a pg&e substation that helps power this. apl paid about $11 million to retro fit the ships to use clean energy. rickie is with me this morning. he's with the port of oakland. good morning. >> morning. >> reporter: you have seven fhv ma go with this technology. we are what the air quality district trying to do a pilot program to make sure the technology works. >> reporter: getting back to the ship, i want you to look at the video. we went to the bridge area and navigation room where you can see the view from the ship. it's stunning. can you talk about what is next for this? right now, it's apl. what about other places? >> going down and looking into the future, all seven terminals would have to have a code iron capability to m

united states is all about. >> the 2 brothers started their operation in new york, but then moved out west to beain growing fruits and vegetables. and in 1927, steven tbademarked the name "andy boy" in honor of his son. the company became the first ever brand of fresh vegetables in the united states and has been recognized for more than 80 years now as a leading brand in the business. today, the farm is feeding the ntion by harvesting more than 30,000 acres of fresh vegetables all packed under the andy boy brand. and while they farm a wide variety of produce, some of their biggest sellers as of late are romaine hearts, broccoli rob, and a big hit among culinary professionals, fennel. >> this is the field of fennel. and you'll notice it's got a nice white bulb and a beautiful fern. and, really, all the plant's useable in cooking. >> cooking with it is one thing, but just getting people to try it is the first thing farmers like the d'arrigos hope to do. recently, they teamed up with local chef todd fisher and together the farming team and the cooking whiz whipped up new recipes for some old favorites. and in the en

it's very hard to find as fresh fruit in the united states but you can find the powder which you canhich you can freeze in pops. a lot of the ones very heart protective and are known to help the skin look beautiful. really fights these free radicals to fend off aging. so, could be the next hot thing. >> this is actually very good. i needed this to wash down the peanut butter cookie. it's kind of dry. >> okay. so it a a try. >> all right. >> i am addicted to this. black garlic. >> so tell. >> it's a whole garlic gloves that are fermented under high heat for about 30 days to give it this gorgeous black color. it doubles the antioxidant value in the garlic compared to fresh and makes it soft, sweeter and actually spreadable. so you can take the whole cloves here. >> like butter, huh? and you say this does not give you garlic breath. >> they say it will not. see how it spreads on the whole grain -- you can use it on toast. it's delicious. i have to talk. >> you give it a shot. >> okay. we have a chocolate tort that has black garlic in it. you can incorporate this into sweet or savory dis

important first step we may not see its fruit of this round we don't and we went through these countries really organizing a successful coalition to block the western united states in this round we're going forward this could be a sign of things to the car not just in terms of who nominally meet these institutions after our real decisions are often being elsewhere not by air but in the g seven finance ministers. in the actual policy russia and brazil are countries there suffer tremendously under i.m.f. policies children one thousand nine hundred ninety when they went through crises much like the crises that greece is going through today and they eventually pull out of the i.m.f. framework temporarily suffer tremendously but then both countries had a restoration of growth so these are countries that effort actually repudiate the advice of the international monetary fund and so their natural leaders for a movement against these policies. i don't want to minutes past the hour here in moscow let's check out some other headlines from around the world and the air traffic in the north of germany has resumed hours after major airports are closed due to the high l

underground business in the united states as robert gates prepares to head the reigns of the pentagon over to leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all the low hanging fruit have not only been put they've been stopped and crushed but they think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well healing for our t. washington d.c. . also go get some other stories from around the world thousands of high school university students have clashed with police in chile's capital santiago they are demanding better schools and more investment in education police used water cannon to disperse the crowd which thirty students were asked. a suicide bomber has killed at least thirty three people and one of fifty six near a group of government buildings in northwest pakistan he detonated around four hundred kilograms of explosives from inside a pickup truck to add more shrapnel to the blast the pakistani taliban took responsibility for the attack it's the latest violence in retaliation for the death of osama bin ladin in a u.s. special forces raid three weeks ago. drug gang violence in mexico has seen another mass murder this

business in the united states as robert gates prepares to head the reins of the pentagon over it fully implemented at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been put they've been stumped and crushed but they think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well killing ford r. t. washington d.c. . a massive fire at a military ammunition dump in southern russia has been extinguished and broke out late last night in the republic of bush hardest on emergency services evacuated more than two thousand people from the area as the flames too cold witnesses described a series of explosions as tank and artillery shells caught fire high caliber rounds are reported to have landed as far as three kilometers from the side before exploding setting alight empty houses and sparking a forest fire after twelve people were injured during the incident while one man died after being hit by a car during the evacuation. but it's not take a look at some other stories from around the world sauza is of high school university students. police in chile use capital santiago and they're demanding better s

is big business in the united states as robert gates prepares to head the reins of the pentagon over to leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been put they've been stopped been crushed but they think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well keel and ford are at the washington d.c. . twenty minutes past the hour now here i'm also going to check out some other world news headlines for you u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says that american pakistani relations are at a turning point she was speaking during an unannounced visits in pakistan ties between the two countries were strained after the killing of osama bin laden almost a month ago the operation carried out by the u.s. forces that was condemned by pakistan's leadership as a breach of the country's sovereignty. flight recorders from an air france plane have revealed details of its deadly crash two years ago the captain was not in the cockpit when the plane began its fatal three and a half minute descent into the atlantic off the coast of brazil it hit the ocean surface nose up and everyone on b

is big business in the united states as robert gates prepares to head the reins of the pentagon over to leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been put they've been up and crushed but they think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well heel and ford are at the washington d.c. meanwhile hillary clinton's arrived in pakistan and it's another country where america's military presence is under the spotlight secretary of state is in part on an unannounced visit to try to calm the water with pakistan which is angry being kept in the dark over america's unilateral action to kill osama bin laden the action was condemned by the country's or for use as an attack on pakistani sovereignty. to action also undertaking the final space walk to ever be conducted by a nasa shuttle crew they installed a fifteen meter pole to the international space station to help repair the damage caused by tiny meteoroids it is the last mission for the shuttle but there's one more flight for the fleet before it is retired. well and not everyone would reply to a job working year round in s

is big business in the united states as robert gates prepares to head the reins of the pentagon over to leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been put they've been stopped and crushed but i think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well healing for our t. washington d.c. . time now to have a look at some other world headlines in our world update at this stage of the day in the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton says american pakistani relations are already a turning point she was speaking during an unannounced visit to pakistan ties between the two countries were strained after the killing of osama bin laden almost a month ago operation carried out by u.s. forces was condemned by pakistan's leadership as a breach of the country's sovereignty. flight recorders retreat from the air france plane that crashed in the atlantic showed the captain wasn't in the cockpit during a fatal three and a half minutes ascent the plane hit the ocean surface nose are part the stalling killing everyone on board in may two thousand and nine boxes recovered from the ocean

is big business in the united states as robert gates prepares to hand the reins of the pentagon over to leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been planned they've been stout and crushed but they think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well healing for our t. washington d.c. . and what you are to us now take a look at some other stories from around the world thousands of high school and university students have clashed with police in chile's capital santiago they are demanding better schools and more investment in education police use water cannons to disperse the crowd which fought back thirty students were arrested. two astronauts are undertaking the final spacewalk to ever be conducted by a nasa shuttle crew they installed a fifteen meter pole on to the international space station to help repair are examined by tiny meteorites and it's the last mission for the endeavor shuttle but there is one more flight for the fleet before it's retired. and everyone were required to a job ad man working in a year round subzero temperatures and an office that's as

is big business in the united states as robert gates prepares to hand the reins of the pentagon over to leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been put they've been stopped and crushed but they think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well illinformed r. t. washington d.c. also take a look at some of the stories from around the world and sounds of high school and university students have clashed with police in chile's capital some periodically are demanding better schools and more investment and education police used water cannon to disperse the crowd which thirty students were arrested. drug gang violence in mexico has seen another mass murder just on a convoy of cartel cars was ambushed killing twenty nine in a shootout the bodies of military uniforms were then dumped on the roadside. vehicles the country is plagued by surging fighting between drugs parents with several thousand deaths in the past few years. two astronauts are undertaking the final spin. to ever be conducted by nasa shuttle crew they installed a fifteen meter pole to the international

is big business in the united states as robert gates prepares to him the reins of the pentagon over at the leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been put they've been stumped and crushed but they think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well killing for our t. washington d.c. . now everyone would require a job ad man working in a year round subzero temperatures in an office that's as far away from your home and family as you can get. of the russian antarctic scientists who are devoted to discovery. joined them on. billings townsend station it is one of seven permanent russian research stations in antarctica but it's not just the location that makes this place special life here is anything but ordinary. but it didn't go on you know antarctica you have to have a well developed instinct of self-preservation instincts of kamerad or e. if you don't have that you won't be able to help each other because in critical situations here people are more open we're kind of there always helping each other but there's a lot in each summer around forty people call this pla

united states. >> you endured 10 years of relentless christicism. you have been heckled and parroted in many ways. tell plea - me your emotions when you saw the fruit of your labors with the killing of osama bin laden, does that give you a since of peace and closure about what you have personally been through over the 10 years? >> thanks for asking me that question. no one asked me that before. i think i did endure a lot of that for the last 10 years and it was worth it what we were trying to do is provide the tools for men and women in the field and they have to make tough decision and putting their lives on the lawn line and giving them flexibly and protection so they can get the job done. i have every confidence and faith in the military they capture or kill him. i didn't know when that day would come. i knew it would come at some point and i feel fortunate that i was able to contract to the victory on sunday. on the other hand, the war is not over and it is going to continue and i hope our political system will come to a consensous now after we see what works about the bush administration policy and how they promote the dephot of qaddafi. - al

is big business in the united states as robert gates prepares to head the reins of the pentagon over to leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been put they've been stopped and crushed but they think cuts across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well healing for our t. washington d.c. now earlier i spoke with military analyst in archaeologic the libretto here's what he had to say about this. well i mean let me clarify secretary gates he had just a few weeks ago at west point back in january was a point that any any secretary defense advise another president a big army and do it africa asia etc should have his head examined as secretary to libya secretary gates has been very critical of libya he said we should not under his watch we wouldn't be there secretary gates has been very critical of the afghanistan copies also been very critical of the bush administration's decision to lead us into iraq and he has been in my opinion the best secretary of defense ever that we've had in that position however there is a lot of serious concern here because there's nothing that se

the full faith and credit of the united states government, so we hope that and believe that the conversations -- the negotiations that begin on thursday will bear fruit in both directions. >> can you talk about what the president is going to do on thursday? >> at the meeting? >> no, in new york. >> we'll give you a full schedule. it's obviously out there that we will be -- the president will be visiting new york and ground zero, but beyond that i don't have details at this time. mark? >> jay, can you tell us who wrote the narrative that you read to us? >> that was provided by the defense department. >> by dod? >> yes. >> are you able to describe how bin laden resisted? >> beyond what i was able to give you from here, i would refer you to the pentagon and simply say that we have been -- we have worked very hard to declassify information in record speed to provide as much insight into this operation as we can as quickly as we can mindful obviously of the equities that are at stake here in terms of never revealing sources and methods, never compromising our intelligence procedures, but we are working very hard to provide as much information as we can. >

is big business in the united states as robert gates prepares to him the reins of the pentagon over to leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been put they've been stopped and crushed but they think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well heel and ford are a key washington d.c. . and here now to talk about this is a military analyst and arteaga locker jake elevator taking so much for being with us so first of all robert gates is someone we seen come out before and talk about reining in defense spending now all of a sudden he's going to be retiring in a few weeks and he's saying that cuts in spending to defense spending could be you know bad that this is not a good thing and he's kind of railing against that what is going on here what's behind the change of heart and clarification i'm not so sure that he said that cuts would be bad he talked about making appropriate cuts and he talked about practical ways we could make cuts were he swore he was saying the cuts would be bad is that if you want to continue the foreign footprint that's been prescribed by pe

is big business in the united states as robert gates prepares to head the reins of the pentagon over to leon panetta at the end of june he says quote all of the low hanging fruit have not only been put up and crushed but they think that's across the board many americans say they want to see the pentagon tighten its belt as well healing for our t. washington d.c. . defense budget for fiscal year two thousand and twelve has not been fully approved by congress but so far that number is at a whopping six hundred sixty seven and seventy six me billion dollars and i think looting the hundred eighteen billion that it's costing us to continue the wars in iraq and afghanistan is that even cover the half of it has all of the low hanging fruit really been plucked as the defense secretary says and what made robert gates make such a drastic flip flop anyway here the us this with me is christopher hellman senior policy analyst at the national priorities project christopher thank you so much for joining us tonight let's start off let's start first of all with this concept of the all of the low hanging fruit has been plucked some oh i find that just incredibly incredibly hard

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united states. the 0157 strain can be life threatening especially for children and the elderly. so how is it spread? it's mainly a foodborne disease, but as we're seeing fruitsnd vegetables can carry the virus and they may have been contaminated by the feces of an infected animal. so what do you need to watch out for in terms of symptoms? britd continue's health protection agency says these are the signs to watch out for. diarrhea, stomach cramps, fever, perhaps even blood in the toilet. it says the symptoms take three to four days on average to show. what do you do if you have it? the health protection agency says there is no specific cure. it does recommend, however, drinking plenty of fluids, avoiding tea, coffee, soft drinks and alcohol. >>> doctors at hamburg university medical center are responding to the latest e. coli cases. the medical director joins me now. tell us what the situation is like in the hospital today. >> we're pretty much in the epicenter of this epidemic. we have about 600 to 700 infected patients with the problem however is not so much the general infection, the problem is that about 20% to 30% of these develop a severe complication.

united states. you have endured nearly ten years of relentless criticism, you've been heckled, you've be been, in many ways, tell us your emotions as you see in essence the fruit labors with the killing of usama bin laden, does that give you a sense of peace, a sense of closure about what you have personally been through over ten years? >> well, thanks for asking that question, i have to tell you, i've got to think about it a minute. no one has ever asked me that before. i guess what i'd say is, i think i did endure a lot after the last ten years, it was worth it because what we were trying to do was provide the tools for our men and women in the field who are the ones who actually have to make the tough decisions and their lives are on the line. given the amount of flexibility and protection that they can get the job done. and i have every confidence and faith in our military that they would-- if they captured bin laden if we asked them to or kill them. i didn't know when that day with would come. i knew it was come at some point. i feel fortunate i was able to some way contribute to the victory on sunday. on the other hand the war is not over and it's going

united states government. so we hope that and believe that the conversations that negotiations that began thursday will bear fruit in both directions. we'll give you a full schedule and it's obviously out there that the president will be visiting new york and ground zero, but beyond that i don't have details at this time. >> can you tell us who wrote the narrative tough read to us? >> that was provided by the defense department. >> are you able to describe how bin laden resisted? >> beyond way was able to give from you here, i would refer out pentagon. and simply say that we have worked very hard to declassify information in record speed to provide as much insight into this operation as we can as quickly as we can. mindful obviously of the equities that are at stake here in terms of never revealing sources and methods, never compromising our intelligence procedures. but we are working very hard to provide as much information as we can. >> can you say if there has been any change in president obama's opposition to so-called enhanced interrogation techniques? >> no change whatsoever. >> the result of such technique

united states marine band performs "america the beautiful." ♪ >> ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountain majesties above the fruited thee his grace and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ oh beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond thy years thine alabaster cities gleam undimmed by tears america, america theehed his gracve on and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary of defense andgates. [applause] >> mr. president, and veterans, active service members, families, welcome. for many americans, memorial day is a welcome respite from work, an extra day to spend at the beach or finish errands. we must never forget that it is foremost an occasion to reflect, to remember, and to honor the brave men and women who have fought and died for us. each year we set aside a single day to reflect on the service of our armed forces and generations past and present. a day where we must also honor the sacrifices of a military family members, who in recent years have borne the brunt of it repeated deployments, long pargings -- partings, and th

default on the full faith and credit of the united states of america government, and we hope that the conversations that ne gosh ygot on thursday will bear fruitections. >> can you talk about what the president will do thursday? >> at the meeting? >> no, in new york. >> well, we will give you a full schedule. it is obviously out there that we will be, the president will be visiting new york and ground zero, but beyond that, i don't have details at this time. mark? >> jay, can you tell us who wrote the narrative that you read to us? >> that was provided bey the department of defense. >> the d.o.d.? >> yes. >> and were you able to describe how bin laden resisted? >> beyond what i was able to give you from here, i would refer you to the pentagon and simply say that we have been working very hard to declassify information at record-speed to provide as much insight into the operation as quickly as we can, and mindful of the equities at stake here in terms of the never revealing sources and methods and never compromising our intelligence procedures, but i, you know, we are working very hard to provide as much information as we can. >> can you say if

united states army chorus. ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountains majesty upon the fruitedrica, america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy hood with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the daughter of president and mrs. gerald ford, mrs. susan ford. >> mr. speaker, leaders harry reid, mitch mcconnell, and nancy pelosi, members of the senate and house of representatives, governor schneider, dr. kissinger, mr. ambassador, ladies and gentlemen -- on behalf of my mother, i extend my congratulations. your statue is wonderful. mother and i are so grateful to you and special gratitude also goes to governor schneider and the people of michigan. and it to the u.s. house of representatives and the senate for making this remarkable tribute to dad a true reality. the rotunda has been a part of the ford family for decades. as a young girl, i accompanied my dad to the capital on weekends and as we played hide and seek in this very room and in statutory all, four hours. in 2006 by returned under very different circumstances for dad's state funer

united states marine band performs "america the beautiful." ♪ >> ♪ oh beautiful fo spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountain majesties above the fruitedeis grace and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ oh beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond thy years thine alabaster cities gleam undimmed by tears america, america theehed his gracve on and crown thy good with brotherhood fr sea to shining sea ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary of defense andgates. [applause] >> mr. president, and veterans, active service members, families, welcome. for many americans, memorial day is a welcome respite from work, an extra day to spend at the beach or finish errands. we must never forget that it is foremost an occasion to reflect, to remember, and to honor the bre men and women who have fought and died for us. each year we set aside a single day to reflect on the service of our armed forces and generations past and present. a day where we must also honor the sacrifices of a military mily members, who in recent years have borne the brunt of it repeated deployments, long pargings -- partings, and the fear of re

united states marine band performs "america the beautiful." ♪ >> ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies for amber waves of grain for purple mountains force magesties above the fruiteda america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ o beautiful for patriot dream that sees beyond thy eyes for the cities gleam undimmed by human tears america america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, secretary of defense gates. >> as president, veterans, active service members, families, welcome. for many americans, memorial day is a welcomed respite from work, an extra day to spend at the beach or finish air ands -- errands, but never should forget it's a time to reflect, remember, and honor the brave men and women who fought and died for us. each year we set aside a single day to reflect on the service of our armed forces and generations past and present, a day where we must also honor the sacrifices of military family members who in recent years have borne the brunt of repeated deployments and then answering the door with the worst possible news. i urge

fruit drink or tea. no wine, wolf. >> that doesn't sound too bad. sounds like a nice meal. thank you very much, lisa si sylvest sylvester. >> the question is would a terror attack on the unitedkely to vote to re-elect president obama. brian in colorado, doesn't matter at all. history shows that bush was re-elected after the worst terror attack in history on u.s. soil. obama rejuvenated the search for the number one terrorist and was relentless in finding him. bush had pretty much given up on him. there is nothing this president has to prove when it comes to terror. steve in illinois. more. he knows how to track 'em down now and he will. cheryl writes that will depend on how it is handled. if handled like katrina, no, never. rose write, i don't plan to vote for obama no matter what. if there was a terror attack on the united states prior to the election, he'd be the one to blame. it would have happened on his watch. after the killing of bin laden, i would say the chances of an attack are now greater. duane in pennsylvania, i don't think george w. bush would have been re-elected if not for the attacks of 9/11. it's what you can get the american people to believe after the fact