john burns of t "new york times," and roger cohen of t "new york times" plu the editor of bloomberg business week >> we've worked non-stop on this story for two and a half years and we've concentrated our guns on the news of the world because that's where the evidence was. so i think once the judicial inquiry startsopening they're going to want ee everybody and ask very tough questions and in a sma world where people chge from one newspaper to another all the time it's likely that somof these techniques transfer from newsroom to newsroom. >> rose: we conclude with paul farmer of the harvard medical scol. he has a nookalledhaiti after the earthquake." >> i hope that this book helps contribute to a discussion about humanitarian relief, disaster response and development assistance. and i hope that people also learn something from the one experience in coordinating, somewhat aggressively, many say, humanitarian relief they've insisted if you want to work there, you have to be a part of their national plan. it's probably a wise thing they did. >> rose: rupert murdoch and london and paul farmer on

david david leone hard. >> thank you roger cohen, thank you tom friedman. david david brooks. anthony bour sdaefern is here. he workeds a chef for more than 2years, his bibreak me wit missemoi kihen confidential t made waves with shocking stories about life in the professional kitchen. bourdain has since left the restaurant business to pursue a career as writer and television host. here is a look at his program, no reservations. >> so this is white meat. >> nice and rare, when are you eating fresh killed beautiful chicken with. >> it has to be pink. >> it's got to be pinked. >> yes. >> in new york that would tolly freak people out no matter how good the chicken is. >> this is what connects the liver and the intestine. >> interestingly. >> he is unusual in that they prefer to use an electric grill over traditional charcoal kbleefing the consistent heat makes better product. >> it's crunchy but not as crunchy as the gizzard but a lot more succulent. >> it's absolutely fantastic. >> a new yorker who made all the most important decisions of his life when he was 17 years old. >> ro

ordering should bring some massacre is likely to have a new legal team to represent him at the hague roger cohen luggage angrily disrupted his second hearing berating the judges for not allowing him to have his lawyers present but many serbs feel the notorious general's trial will not bring full justice. explains. the queer little clan of slippery meets in bosnia and herzegovina looks a deal if you houses are being built people go about their business and in the center of the town a mosque and church sit side by side but disappear. unity is an illusion sixteen years ago the entire region was torn apart by ethnic clashes during the us love war and said it needs to became infamous when the united nations stated eight thousand muslim men and boys were massacred by bosnian serb forces today and immoral for the deceased so some grounds of a former un military base so brings on a moral ground as well maintained and frequently visited by locals journalists and tourists who get lost in on the bosnian capital of. the tourist aren't shown are the thousands of serbian graves that line cemeteries all around

. >> and let it be sd roger cohen one of the coluists in the new york times rather bravely last week went to bat for rupert murdoch on the good he has done and not to excuse for one minute the perfectly ghastly things the news of the world a possibly some of the tabloid stalstalemates has done is untry'semocracy may have been remarkably poorer in the last 40 years if not for the murdh influence and the not in least keeping the times of london which is losing heavily some say 50 million a year and the sunday timeshich has for many years had the strongest investigative team of any western newspaper. these are things for which rupert murdoch has to be credited and he at one point felt confident enough today to step forward and say so. >> charlie: thank you, pleasure to have you here. today the bipartisa gup of senators known that's gang of six unveiled their bucket plan to cut the deficit by $3.7 trillionver the next ten years and calls for immediate spending cuts and includes entitlement reforms and $is trillion in tax increases. president obama spoke from the white house as praising t

as i was drinking coffee this morning i was flipping through "the new york times", i read roger cohen. "america needs an energy and in industrial policy. has the leading green technology. it must find ways to get corporate america in a national revival." jim, i wondered if he would be willing to talk about pet. about that. i think a lot of people think that green jobs are the future. >> they have a important role in u.s. growth. i am troubled by the idea of trying to achieve them through industrial policy as opposed to buy a demand side policy that creates a tremendous demand for green stuff. suggestion. glenn's if your looking for a dramatically welfare and growth- increasing policy change, stop taxing the wages of poor people. stop taxing the capital of rich people. both parties here. and put a 4% of gdp tax on carbon. it's got to be better the first day on optimal tax basis. it has a regulatory advantage. rather than trying to pick, rather than having the government or the science establishment trying to pick the route to a green future, let the private economy do that. there is a