usa today hires an on-line pioneer to kick start the paper into the digital future. a conversation with larry cramer. plus -- >> is there anything more terrifying than a room full of people without guns? >> i guess what would be more terrifying would be a room full of people not allowed to have guns. >> i just got chills. >> a former "daily show" producer admits he felt guilty making fun of people he thought he couldn't stand. i'm howard kurtz, and this is "reliable sources." >>> the leak of a plan that was being weighed by a conservative super pact to launch an advertising blitz built around jeremiah wright drew plenty of media condemnation. tinged with suggestions of racism for invoking president obama's former -- but a different approach than a lengthy "new york times" piece today about the role of mormonism in romney's life. author jody cantor writing "mr. romney's pension for rules mirrors that of his church where he once ex-communicated adulturers and sometimes discouraged mothers from working outside the home." are there a different standard for covering these

and what the usa is willing to offer south africa. but the moment of opportunity will come when african -- the growing democracy and rule of law, but the kind of economic architecture in which the whole looks sub-saharan africa becomes one common market and south africa becomes the gateway into the common market. >> what kind of a timetable the uc for that? >> three regions have signed up already. east africa, central africa, and southern africa. we would get that market going. west africa will be joined fairly soon. we are thinking about a matter of two years and so for that to be in place and for a common market to be offered to the usa. >> does it help that president obama is the president of the united states right now with the relationship? >> ironically, there is a very favorable reaction, even to president bush because he had really kept the issue of pepfar, the african growth and opportunities act, on the table. but that relationship has just multiplied with the emotions that also comes from having a person who traces his root

and then all of a sudden we were able to decipher, usa! usa! usa! >> usa! usa! usa!it was an -- just an astonishing moment. >> and somebody says, well, you know, throngs of people have started to gather outside the fence and they're waving american flags and they're cheering. >> and that, i think, is, again, was a reminder of what this meant to the country and how important it would be. >> it is obvious they, the white house, wants to call attention on this crowning achievement, militarily. how will you know if it's turning to politics? >> i do worry a great deal that this time of year, that somehow this gets spun into election politics. i can assure you that those individuals who risked their lives, the last thing in the world that they'd want is to be spun into that. so i'm hoping that that doesn't happen. >> you got him, but what did it get you? what did it get us? are we demonstrably safer? we've had setbacks, vis-a-vis, our military with desecration, with the burning of the koran, unforced errors. what's the net effect end result now that you have a year's clari

, olivia coco. >> miss mississippi, usa. >> miss ohio, usa. >> miss maine, usa. >> we dropped by the contestant boot camp. their secret to a runway walk. >> i train the girls to be top models. kim kardashian gave me a call to train kendall. >> stop and pose. >> don't pick your feet up, kendall. >> she helped me be more aware of where my feet are and totally transformed my walk. >> my best tip was just hold on to that camera. bringing that personality, having the miss usa, miss universe bubble above your head and going for it. >> really communicate with your eyes. it's all about right here and just have confidence. >> the competition, airing live sunday on nbc will be hosted by giuliana and andy cohen. and we have a theory on why g, a former contestant herself, didn't make it to miss usa. >> i'll give her a behind. she'll understand. >> lou explains how to do a winning walk at the show room. >> we're walking the runway, we're coming back. my judges are usually sitting here and we always give them a final turn so that they can say, did i like the other girl better or like this girl? i

and all of a sudden we were able to decipher usa, usa, usa. >> usa, usa, usa!ow, throngs of people have started to gather outside the fence. and they're waving the american flags and they're cheering. and that, i think, is -- again, was a reminder of what this meant to the country. and how important it would be. >> it is obvious they, the white house, wants to call attention on this crowning achievement militarily. how will you know if it's turning to politics? >> i do worry a great deal that this time of year that somehow this gets spun into election politics. i can assure you that those individuals who risked their lives, the last thing in the world they'd want is to be spun into that. so i'm hoping that doesn't happen. >> you got him, but what did it get you? what did it get us? are we demonst arerably -- what's the net result now that you have a year's clarity behind you? >> even before we got bin laden, we had al qaeda on its heels. and by getting bin laden, we capped off that two-year campaign. that was important. that makes us safer. did it completely di

support team usa and show our olympic spirit right in our own backyard. so we combined our citi thankyou points to make it happen. tom chipped in 10,000 points. karen kicked in 20,000. and by pooling more thankyou points from folks all over town, we were able to watch team usa... [ cheering ] in true london fashion. [ male announcer ] now citi thankyou visa card holders can combine the thankyou points they've earned and get even greater rewards. ♪ avoduct x even greater rewards. and we have product y. we are going to start with product x. the only thing i'll let you know is that it is an, affordable product. oh, i like that. let's move on to product y, which is a far more expensive product. whoaaa. i don't care for that at all. yuck. you picked x and it was geico car insurance and y was the competitor. is that something you would pay for year after year? i, i like soda a lot but for a change of pace... >>> mitt romney is slaying the president for failing to bring unemployment under 8%. on wednesday he set his own target. >> i can tell you over a period of

fans will be able to vote to get their favorite contestant into the semi finals www.miss usa joining us with more details, miss dc herself, monique tom kins welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> you know we are all rooting for you. >> okay. >> just so you know that can you vote multiple times. >> 10 times per e-mail per day my grandmother who has three e- mail accounts voted 30 times a day. >> okay, so we will do that and it is open now let me ask you this first how has your time been as miss dc. >> i want to say the first month was an adjustment however i am having a ball, time of my life and i feel like i don't want the give it up. >> right but of course you will have to do that when you win miss usa. >> correct if i win miss usa or when, i will have to give my duties to my first runner up. >>> you went to duke ellington focused in dance. >> yes. >> then went on to pursue that at a collegiate level. >> university of arts philadelphia bachelor of fine arts in dance. >> red skin cheerleader. >> yes, third year with the washington red skins. >> you are very busy. >> pret

earlier this year usa today journalists tom vandenberg launched the release of these programs. the results were disturbing. between 2005 and 2009, spending on io rose from just $9 million to $580 million per year. nevertheless, the u.s. has reported -- usa today reported on february 29th, quote, pentagon officials have little proof the programs work and they won't make public where the money goes, end quote. as far back as 2003, d.o.d.'s operations road map found the department cannot currently identify what to spend on an io or even on specific core capabilities. the pentagon's top contractor, leoni industries is run by a brother-sister pair with no military contracting experience and $4 million with liens on their homes for not paying federal taxes. but perhaps most disturbing is evidence that the usa today journalist who spearheaded this investigation was subsequently targeted in a possibly criminal disinformation and reputation attack campaign. that campaign appears to have employed tactics including twitter and facebook accounts, impersonating the journalists, the unauthor

. >> pero se usa para resaltar las luchas , tenemos un panorama a nivel nacional desde chicago . >> [es en las principales ciudades . >> en nueva york , despiertan en oakland actos de destrucción . >> en seattle en las calles denuncian avaricia y en chicago piden legalizacion de indocumentados . >> es por la legalizacion , contra desalojos, cierres de clinicas, es una marcha de inconformes . >> en los Ángeles la policía arrestó a trabajadores por bloquear el acceso pedian trato . >> pensé que no nos alcanza . >> también levantan la voz por una reforma migratoria y un alto a la verificacion de empleo . >> esto del bienestar del país ,. >> tengo una hija que saldrá de la escuela, y esta decepcioanda del sistema . >> no supero en número a otras marchas, pero es la mejor forma de presion en el pais . >> para todos . en 15 de mayo una caminara para la reunificacion familiar . >> en atlanta la marcha en protestar por una ley que le da poder a la policía a preguntar el estatus . >> vamos a ver el panorama en todo el mundo . >> en españa protestan por las medidas que se ponen para salir del d

>> usa, usa, usa do it with me. usa, usa. >> speaking of that last tease, just wondering if maybe my back has been acting up. >> what do you need? >> well, i was thinking of going to pittsburgh or if i can't maybe a flight to vermont. >> i think there may be a seat on a midnight flight. >> departing out of stall 3 a different crew or something. >> i will bring cash. >>> let's welcome our guest, guest, guest. she is so hot kids use her to fry apartments on the sidewalk. i am here with the fox news cory cory -- correspondent. and if commentary were a skateboard i would ride him. and he was pawned more times than my old guitar, bill schulz. and he has been called the comedic voice of an urban generation. but dave chapelle is no where to be found. >> this is a tan, by the way. >> and he is stropped -- strapped for cash because his timing is trash. >> they review "dark shadows" that is the eighth film by johnny depp and tim burton. who could forget the performance that they brought out in the actor in the summer blockbus

he's got a new book asking does god still bless the usa?ll ask him when he stops by later this hour. "newsroom" begins right now. >>> good morning to you. i'm carol costello. your money front and center from capitol hill to the campaign trail. even a rare lunchtime meeting between president obama and congressional leaders from both parties. the rivals may break bread but don't expect them to make peace. john boehner is warning of another battle brewing over the debt ceiling. last year you remember that ugly standoff. the government flirted with shutdowns and the nation's bond rating was downgraded for the first time ever. now boehner says again that there will knob compromise. every dollar of new spending must be offset by at least a dollar in cuts. listen to what he told erin burnett. >> it is a line in the sand because washington has kicked the can down the road and kicked the can down the road and kicked the can down the road and the american people think we're crazy. they are ready for washington to take action. i'm here. i'm ready to d

who are to dot com slash usa or follow us on twitter at r.t. underscore america you can read about all that and more to plenty of reading material there are going to check it out right after the newscast saying from this thanks for that update that was our producer andrea blake with a preview of what's trending today on our web site. still ahead on our t.v. there gate crashing graduation ceremonies across the country occupy wall street is taking its pro towns to college campuses to bring attention to the out of control cost of higher education and mounting debt that story next. it's line of american power continues. things that are. might actually be time revolution. and it turns out that a particular drug or starbucks or the surprising really you. just bring gerard is right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything you buy. dolls. stronger than any one of the. very. welcome to the lone of so you'll get the real headlines with none of them are the problem with the m

in "usa today" this morning under the headline what happens in europe affects the usa, they write, it's likely that europe's next steps will reduce the value of the euro. currently about $1.30 which will make european imports cheaper in the u.s. and american exports priceyer in the eurozone said a cornell university economist. a cheaper currency helps the eurozone countries try to grow their way out of debt. your thoughts about that? >> my colleague also from the brookings institution, certainly a point in noting that a depreciating euro might be certainly, you know, a contributing factor for europe to get out of the crisis. the euro is currently very high and as it was saying before, this partly reflected the fact the euro is an average currency. right? so it averages out the dutch mark and the greek drachma. for some countries it's too high, say for italy and spain. for other countries it will be low, say germany. so, clearly if you really want to offer, you know, some prospects to the peripheral economies -- otherwise, they cannot monitor monetary policy because it's being delegated

usa! usa!e after the 9-11 attacks -- of which binnladen is considered the mastermind.ass theeanniversary approached,,a security spokksman issued a statement, saying -- quote -- "we have nooindication of any speciiic, credible threats or plots against the u.s. tied too phe one yyar anniversary of binnladen's death."the obama adminnstratton alss justiiied for the first time its use of unmanned drones overseas in tte war on terror.in full in order to prevent terrorist attacks on the united states pnd to save american llves, the united states government pooductsstarreted strikes terroristss sometimessusing reemttly piloted aircraft.milessoneewas reached &pin the construction of the "one worrd construction oo aircraft.meanwhile, a e, a - milestonn was reached in the constrrction of the "one world trade center" tower -- wwich that fell on 9-11.workers rs added the first column of the one-hundredth fllor monday -- pakinn it the tallest building in new york city.it took the distinction back from the vi

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nevertheless the usa today reported on february 29th pentagon officials have little proof the programs work and won't make public where the money goes. as far back as 2003 information operations road map found the department cannot currently identify what is spent on io or even on specific core capabilities. the pentagon's top io contractor is run by a brother/sister pair with no military contracting experience and $4 million in liens on their homes for failing to pay federal taxes. that hasn't stopped the company from receiving $145 million in federal contracts since 2009. but perhaps most disturbing is evidence that the usa today journalist who spear headed this investigation was subsequently targeted in a possibly criminal disinformation and reputation attack campaign. that campaign appears to have employed tactics including the creation of fake twitter and fake facebook accounts, the unauthorized web domains and proliferation of false and damaging content attacking the journalist on multiple websites. some of that phony content even hypothesized that a journalist doing his job look

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well heck it is going is not it isn't a poor one back to the usa just before the interval. thank them are spectacular provided for brazil's third as marcello made it three one and one second. before to the provider himself substitute alexander potter latching on to the end of my seller's cross in the dying minutes so a straightforward win for brazil the last across the usa. to play hero teams where there were no disrespect only counted just doing so dumb players are going to push the store limits and you know we through our word seem that we can play against the big boys know and compete not only just be out on the field so this gives a good force you know is a big crowd bigger environment. and we need this game going forward now it's a basketball and miami have taken a tuna lead in the best of seven eastern conference finals of the base in boston one hundred fifteen points to her. of the eleven in over time the matches died at ninety nine points a piece of regular time celtic the rage on the wrong day went on to play the entire game scoring all twelve of boston's overtime

the moment of truth came in 1993 in the africa usa. the fight broke out the big cats were in the middle of performing. something won had spent years training his cats to perform. what happens to make his highly trained cats go back to their wild, wild ways? >> i had a frisky tiger, his name tycoon took his legs, period k-l eus picks too with w wok. >>> it's possible to be clinical about it today but you have to ask ron what was he thinking that day? why did he stay in the cage? >> the only way you can really break up a big fight with the cats you have to place yourself in between the adversaries and tip go any. when we see george in the cage trying to man handle these big cats, we have to ask him another another. they have to ask you, why do you train them each -f each we are. >> to get in their face and i had to reply phapt by hitting, not surge the fight was a attorneying peupbt forron and for the cats. even in were. they were back in the ring performing a couple of hours later things will never be the >> i knew this was the beginnin

the civil rights congress was an arm of the communist party usa. the men were -- cases were appealed to the new jersey supreme court. after the appeal the convictions were all overturned. they were tried again. this time four men were acquitted, two men were found guilty, and this time not sentenced to be electrocuted. they were sentenced to death at hard labor. these two appealed, their convictions were overturned again. this time one died in if -- in prison before he could be tried again, and he was the brother of the lady who got them help. the last one made a deal for time served. people think that this could not happen now, but i would refer you to the cases of the norfolk four that happened this century in virginia. so, unfortunately, not much has changed. the time period and the place are very important to this story. 1948 do 19353 -- 1948 to 1953. trenton, new jersey, was very southern. they had jim crow laws firmly in place. world war ii had ended only a few years previously. this is important because the main employer, robeling, who was f

hokies gomes nor did it to cool one bank for the usa just before the interval. but then never spectacularly provided for brazil's third as marcello made it three one in the second. before turning provider himself some seduce alexanderplatz latching on to the end marcello's cross in the dying minutes so a straightforward win for brazil at the base of the most a class for the usa. if it were a euro teams or whatever notice you're certainly going to have teams over areas are going to push the store limits and you know we through our word seem that we can play against the big boys know and compete not only just be out there on the field so this gives a good force you know is a big big environment. and we need these games going forward. now into basketball and miami have taken a tuna lead in the best of seven eastern conference finals after beating boston one hundred fifteen points two hundred eleven in overtime the match was tied at ninety nine points apiece in regular time and the celtics rage on the wrong day went on to play the entire game scoring all twelve of b

team usa whence it 5-2. saturday that will be the 132nd running.used to be maryland's largest cocktail party has become a great horse race again. they had a crack down on alcohol. but "i will have another" is the favorite. did you see this yet? members of the new york giants will be kicking up -- picking up their super bowl rings at tiffany's. the redskins will have to get 1 more titles to tide them. -- to tie them. d.c. united plays host to toronto. it is miller time. it collects no more for you. you have had enough. >> a final >> facebook "friends." it is one thing the to catch up with old acquaintances, it is another to catch up with an old flame. marriage is at risk all because of our facebook friends, to net at 11:00. >> that should be interesting. >> the weather looks great. check this out. sunshine and low humidity. bob will be in at 11 with more. >> see you at 11:00. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller por

dot com slash usa a couple other stories we're doing today is that the cia is looks like they're now doing an investigation into what role within the agency may have released the crucial information about the recent alleged al qaeda airplane bombing that broke last week this is now. the seventh different whistleblower investigation waged by the obama administration since he took office so we'll give you that and then also just finished up a story out of georgia about a member of the. county police department i believe i'm not sure something like that anyways we got a cop around four months back kicked a pregnant woman in the stomach and in the. dugout and then about because there's a charge that's the only way that i could think of this in here when it comes to well you can read all about it on our web site r.t. dot com slash usa and that was artsy web producer andrew blake with a preview of what's trending today on our web site thanks andrew thanks was also had on our t. of the difference between fine need and feral pig is all of the behold there at least that's the case in michigan

usaa usa! it was a moment of nationall ppide for the u-s, nearly a decade after the 9-11 attacks -- of which binnladee is considered the mastermind.as the anniversary approachee, a department of homeland security spokesman issuee a statement, sayiig -- quote -- "we have no indication of any speciffc, credible threats or plott against the u.s. tieddto thh one year annnversary of bin laden's ddatt."the obama administration also justified for the first time its use of unmaaned drones overseas in the war on terror.in full in order to prevent terrorist attacks on the united states pnd to ssve american ives, the united states overnment terrorists, sometimes using remotely piloted aircraft. meanwhile, a milessone was the "one world trade center" tower -- which will replace 9-11.workers added theefirst column of tte one-hundredth floor monday -- makiig it the pallest building ii new york city.it tooo the distinction back from the empire state building.i'm rick vincenn reporting. 3a year fter the raid,

. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. ♪ for the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ >> that was one year today. it's not an accident that the president is marking the anniversary of the death of bin laden by being in afghanistan. the 9/11 attacks on the united states were planned and directed and carried out by the al qaeda organization that was headquartered in afghanistan, that trained its membership in afghanistan. it was given sanctuary by the afghan government and led by osama bin laden. that's why within three and a half weeks within the 9/11 attacks u.s. forces were on the ground in afghanistan. by five weeks after that the taliban was gone from the afghan capital and four weeks after that, a military operation in the mountains between afghanistan and pakistan was thought to have a chance of killing this man, killing bin laden. he was allowed to escape into pakistan, into the wind, to escape any real sense that the united states had a continuing bulls eye on him. >> i don't know where he is. i just don't spend that much time on it to be honest with you. i'm not that concerned abou

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. >> usa! usa! >> the wackiness was still there but check out the weather.was sunny even at the start of the race and it just got warmer all day. the 7 1/2 mile race starts in the financial district, heads up the hayes street hill, and ends at ocean beach. about 40,000 people ran and walked in the race. the most common costume, the golden gate bridge. and this was the second year with more stringent rules. no floats and no drinking allowed. >> this is my second year at bay to breakers. i love it. it's my favorite thing in the world. it's almost like christmas. >> there have been no major problems this year at all. we've done everything we can to control the amount of baudiness. people can have a good time as long as they respect the race, respect the neighborhood. we're here to have a good time. >> as for the serious runners, a woman from ethiopia finished first for the women. sammy kitwarra of kenya first place for the men. he's won the race three of the last four years. no major problems reported as you heard but police did arrest 19 people. the overall nu

it's an on it's and it's a blessing this is my third one believe it or not i was i was with team usa you know we was at the bottom you know we want to bronze medal and you know everybody doubted and so we can do it in america basketball players can play together too much you know too much pride and then we came back in a way that we deemed ourself and put basketball put america back where needed to be from a basketball standpoint which is you know we're just going over there trying to win that gold medal again. there are only sixty six days to go until the start of the london games in the olympic torch relay is well underway it is into its fourth day and on monday passed between acts of terror in taunton and suddenly england lined the streets to see it the torch will be carried along. around the u.k. and on tuesday continues through somerset before ending up and we're still. not off the lympics the paralympics will take place in london with record attendance is predicted the russian team are hoping for their best ever medal hole with more from costa. with the opening ceremony of the

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