chelsea going out at it once again united remember they're one nil up in the champions league game so all very very close all i want about the avatar not quite so tight in the us and now. that we've taken the one foot in the semifinal or five one against shakhtar we'll have a look at all the previews plus the rest of the sport in just a sec. great to have you with us this is sports today i'm you don't know me all these are headlines this hour. siberian steel may have referred to carl is i'm gene missed the chance to move forward in the russian premier league following us for the straw against f.c. . to live to see the second leg quarter final action gets going in the champions league later today with chelsea and manchester united again into the field. i'm writing the wrong the kids shell over change the sending off of a key and long player in finals much too but the result still stands meaning it's the moscow region men who trail silva two zero in the current cup the side. football first though where their fourth weekend off premier league ac

again united. they were reduced to ten men. go in my ear the central for a second the people of france have any complaints how about not at all it's all israel able to hold out for a final few seconds of a game this was a very old friends his first trophy in charge of the madrid club boss lawns charge for a treble. into russian i was spot at moscow of one bad russian cup quarter final but not spend money germans say no i believe you can't be in same good boy it's britain now it's a dismal run of recent thought. it was an emotional night for the home crowd as for my favorite i'm going to kind of played his first game for the red and whites in eleven years. carved in step down as head coach of again taken off managed to last fifty three minutes. before the fourteen year old became the club's oldest ever on field player was substituted. and a quarter of an hour later the home side would take the lead after marcus rojas start the war home from close range i mobility and he had bent double slants advantage three minutes later from a

did nothing about the cia agents are destroying evidence and torture he's becoming the torture again united states it's become very open very plain it's pretty and it's very embarrassing it's time to take some action now if you count p.j. crowley and now you look at laurence tribe that's already two people from the obama administration that have essentially broken ranks or defected over this issue but then again it's only two people do you think. you know the others within the obama administration honestly agree with what they're doing here or is everyone just his character speak out because if we look at p.j. crowley as the example he was forced to resign directly after he made his comments and peter querulous the very same cation when he when he finally did resign he made some comments that have become very prescient he said that in this current world we live in an information travels the globe quickly and people in other countries see what we're doing and the chinese come out a couple weeks later with this report that includes point of the treatment of bradley manning as evidence of huma

think could get out he will step down i think he will stay and he will fight and i think that again the united nations has jumped into this conflict before they were before and they understood who they were teaming up with they did not understand anything about this opposition force the opposition force is not highly motivated they may be passionate in their politics but they are not highly organized on the battlefield essentially you're going to have to have a ground war to remove gadhafi ok so you were you saying this is a good well why would you go into this blindly the i'm sorry i take it what you say but why would the coalition forces go into this blindly without of having thought it through as you say. that's it if this was very badly done i will tell you that because because of my knowledge of the lockerbie issue last summer we began to hear some very interesting gossip about the we began to hear that he was pressuring us and possibly british oil companies and it may also extend to french and italian oil companies all right and kentucky was pressuring u.s. oil companies to reimburse lib

the ideals of reagan republicans and reagan democrats were once again uniting us there and as i said on election night, if it can happen in massachusetts, it can happen again all over america. [applause] >> and it did because as we saw again in this past election in november there were some convictions that need only be stated plainly, plainly to win a majority. and at a time when the national debt is more than $14 trillion rising, if you stand for spending discipline, then the people will stand with you. and with eight, nine or 10% of our fellow citizens out of work and a year and half after we are told the has ended, let our opponents tried to pitch another stimulus bill or go to the barricades to keep obamacare and see what happens. and if our cause is free enterprise, lower taxes and personal responsibility, then trust me, trust me, a lot of working people may keep caring those democratic signs but they will vote republican. [applause] >> well, i've been innocent now for a little now, a year and a couple of weeks. to this day i keep on my mantle on the office a picture of ted ken

units of affordable housing, and units dedicating to tihdi use for homeless as well as inclusion units. again, we have the opportunity to increase the number of units over time if we're able to get additional resources from the state or on the local level. community facilities will be renovated public school as well as new police and fire station and up to 33,000 square feet of additional community space including space for daycare, senior care, as well as just general community space. there's a land pad created for the treasure island sailing center and environmental education center and retenth of existing facilities including the chapel of the existing gym and dlansy street life learning academy. finally, there's numerous jobs created between 2000 and 3,000 construction jobs annually as well as 2,000 permanent jobs on the island at build-out, i'll turn it over to josh sletski to talk about the various items before you. >> good evening. i'm going to take you through the eight actions before you this evening that are necessary to enable the treasure island/yerba buena island development proj

now over an english football call status won't be able to help the city again struggles united in the f.a. cup semifinals the day they are sometimes up to hamstring injury month is a would little pull it down felt good side lined up to four weeks manager roberto mancini's hoping for six hours. is it great for much as it's easy to wean itself from. fortune because if they do that we will be able to get us to use military. force if something will be good you think if you look at yours. if you. were going to for every care for us change or if you. and there is a power struggle and it's not the english premier league side also in the meanwhile began as new majority shareholder american stan kroenke stalled in his bid to become the club so well nothing's to share of the total of five sports teams in the u.s. and recently increase these arsenal stake to sixty three percent was that born in russia most monitors now the last major shareholder at the club and says he will not let go of his twenty seven percent simply because he's a huge band of the team the billionaire was denied the chance to

nato can't put its shoes on without united states help and so in the muslim world this still appears to be a u.s. operation disguised to look like nato but it's again the united states bombing a muslim country that has always some would say. you mentioned oil lerone intention there but some would say that the u.s. has an agenda it's got a policy behind not only libya but also the other events happening throughout the middle east but surely what we're seeing in libya is people power talking people are preparing to lose their lives to change a regime to get rid of gadhafi isn't that democracy in the making and therefore the u.s. and its allies should be supporting that. no i don't i certainly don't think the u.s. should be supporting democracy anywhere in the world or a tyranny for that matter if people can win their own freedom and their own democracy let them do it but i don't think we need to be involved in it i think it's self-defeating and i also think the western media has been ridiculously juvenile in the sense that they talk to a few arabs who can speak english and they read a few arabs who have written in english on facebook and twitter and

because we wanted the soviet union out of afghanistan in the puppet regime there overthrowing once again the united states is getting itself into bed with the rebels quote unquote on the ground in libya that are not known quantities i mean i think it's sort of hilarious that the cia has to deploy to go and figure out who the rebels are it's like a sort of you know covert world online dating service or the cia goes into libya to find out who the rebels are would have been a good idea to find out who they were before you started spending one point four million dollars per tomahawk cruise missile but you launch at yemen five hundred million dollars already spent on it and reports that the rebels themselves have been committing war crimes so the potential for blowback from all of these things killing of civilians in yemen with tomahawk cruise missiles running covert operations in somalia the philippines and then elsewhere in the horn of africa getting involved in a civil war with libya and then continuing to back up dictatorships like the saudis the biharis and others i think it gives a great recruitme

again, the 5600 market the units would be increased. the 2400 affordable units would be reduced, mostly coming from the authority, affordable housing, which are kind of the general affordable housing we have on the island. the reason -- the reduction in affordable housing kind of makes the most sense is it is the biggest component of the public benefits to the project. we are spending over 25% of the $1.5 billion in project costs and revenues on affordable housing. cards on the open space as well as transportation all below 10%. second, for every dollar reduction in affordable housing, you would actually get a $3 benefit back to the project, and the reason is you convert and affordable housing block to a market rate lock, which allows you to get revenue from that back into the project as well as generate additional revenue from the project. we also think it is probably the most likely we would be most successful in going back to the state to try to get affordable housing money back into the project. again, the physical project remains t

again. >> -- in the united states. >> reporter: why did he wait until now? the white house said previously it was not worthy of a response but they saw it as a golden political opportunity for the president to insist he is focused on issues that matter while his critics are not. >> we do not have time for this kind of silliness. we won't solve our problems if we get distracted. >> reporter: some republican strategists say the birther issue is a political trap but if it is donald trump was happy to step in it today taking full credit for forcing the president's hand. >> i am really honored, frankly, to have played such a big role in hopefully -- hopefully getting rid of this issue. donald trump has already moved onto a new issue questioning whether president obama's grades in college were good enough to get into harvard law school. chip reed, cbs5 news, the white house. >> chief washington correspondent saying he thinks the birther debate will finally be over for what he called reasonable people. he then offered an interpretation of donald trump's response. >

quarterfinal action gets going in the champions league later today with chelsea and manchester united again taking to the field. i'm writing the wrong became overturns the sending off of a key atlanta fear and finals much too but the result still stands meaning it's the must go region meant betrayal sell about two zero and they could go on up the side . so full first with a fourth weekend of premier league action has wrapped up in russia with a points apiece for f.c. it's all on g. the size drawing mill in siberia a win for the visitors would have seen and she moved alongside the reaping and fourth sponsors new captain remarked the car less involved in a clear cut chance of the first half is through finding young linda beats the goalkeeper but not the cross for the czech constant threat all day for the young g defense. opportunities few and far between in the second period with perhaps alexander probably torn off coming close as late on nil nil the final score something rooted to the bottom on g. m d carle has got off the mark in the read of liverpool the fifty seven million dollars signing

second quarter final action gets going in the champions league today with chelsea and manchester united again taking to the pitch. and we're back at the weekend the cost in the russian premier league and bring you a complete builds round up in our weekly goals galore section. hockey's where we get started as the good god and cup finals continued on tuesday the series has moved to the moscow region where you live beat up lawn for the third time in a row making the overall school three nothing in their best of seven finals series sergei's in the view of matter which was love goes love shot in for the open ah well your us law option made it level all the hosts do in the end winning period and leave the second that next up breaking gave some of all the two one lead but you gagne. did once again and patrick durham sound them made the difference in the final period sealing the deal for the visitors so it's now three zero to some of the author in the series with all due to take place in the moscow region on thursday. and early of a cage fell over to the decision that sought long forward for the fiel

quarter final action gets going in but champions league later today with chelsea and manchester united again taking to the pitch. occasional finals continue as we speak with a long toasting solo bottom in game three on the home ice in the moscow region. and we'll look back i think we can that boston the russian premier league and bring you a complete gill's round up in our weekly goals goal or section. where we get started as they could be out of cup finals continue on choose to do this series has moved to the moscow region for game for you where a long take on celebrity you live as we speak the clubs are in action as they make tea sherene the latest schools they're. all in the second period city gays in the all of you have met a vicious locals last shot for the open a while your old shipmate at level four the house still in the open and then early in the second the next up break in gave us a lot about a two one lead but you've gained in that islam of i did once again so. long to die that to have peace in that want to lead the series two zero off the securing wins in their home games and ear

final action gets going in the champions league relates it's a day with chelsea and manchester united again taking to the pitch. sending off all of a key player in the second game of the whole key finals. still two zero delgo overall i had hoped to day's game three on the home ice in the moscow region. and will look back at the weekend that the russian. simply goals round up in the weekly goals goal section. the champions league as well as stalls and chelsea face an uphill telescope overturning a deficit against premier league rivals might stay united the blues travelling to old trafford for the second leg of their quarter final clash london a slows the opening leg at stamford bridge could see old wayne rooney's twenty fourth minute goal rooney is now back for united often missing saturday's to. the first of a two game domestic balance of swearing at the t.v. camera rio ferdinand's also returns while brazilian fullback rafael is the only doubt for all experiments and well good news for on the pressure chelsea boss car launched a lot today is that he has a fully fit school to choose from for

netherlands else why in europe that you speak of, and you see that expansion taking place in the united states. again going back to this core issue, what's cash dash is there any additional evidence of that? we have a church state wall between the two. doesn't that function pretty effectively to keep out influences which may diminish yew bumper sticker watty and force of our religious moraliub religious morality. but generally i think to look at a little bit of a paradox or a contribution what people believe and actual behavior. professing in religious values we also look what the fastest city over the last decades las vegas. the most popular one of the popular television programs right now is "desperate housewives." i mean there's you can make an argument that america has more hypocrisy on these issues that the europeans did that our behavior is not fend mentally different. >> we just finished an election. in 11 states was a referendum rejected it. does that give a lie to the irresistible values. >> backlash. i think in the political system we often see a backlash to what is happening in the cultura

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netherlands else why in europe that you speak of, and you see that expansion taking place in the united states. again going back to this core issue, what's cash dash is there any additional evidence of that? we have a church state wall between the two. doesn't that function pretty effectively to keep out influences which may diminish yew bumper sticker watty and force of our religious moraliub religious morality. but generally i think to look at a little bit of a paradox or a contribution what people believe and actual behavior. professing in religious values we also look what the fastest city over the last decades las vegas. the most popular one of the popular television programs right now is "desperate housewives." i mean there's you can make an argument that america has more hypocrisy on these issues that the europeans did that our behavior is not fend mentally different. >> we just finished an election. in 11 states was a referendum rejected it. does that give a lie to the irresistible values. >> backlash. i think in the political system we often see a backlash to what is happening in the cultura

there and we see it throughout iraq or shorted arabia kuwait afghanistan somalia the balkans and again our c unit moving into libya dr dog rocky was a leading specialist in the cleanup after the gulf war says there is no way of actually decontaminating affected areas that i was going to remember around a lot about the health and environment approach you're a mission he unself was exposed to depleted uranium almost all of the members of his team are now there some theory that the suffering of those bombs in areas where there will be no western troops will go unnoticed. thank you it's just. kind of that and. just saying hey look everybody is dying here they've got fences and they sit up with nations and so forth i don't think anyone listens depleted uranium has a half life of four and a house billion years hence it's the scription by some as the silent killer that will never stop killing. r t launching to n.b.c. so could a silent killer be rearing its ugly head in the libyan war and what would be the toxic toll on the people there for more we turn to former u.s. marine kenneth o'keefe he is the man

there and we see it throughout iraq are saudi arabia kuwait afghanistan somalia the balkans and again our sea unit moving into a libya dr dog rocky who was a leading specialist in the cleanup after the gulf war says there is no way of actually decontaminating affected areas that i was given a written memorandum will lie about the health and environment a particular a mission he himself was exposed to depleted uranium almost all of the members of his team are now there some theory that the suffering of those bombed in areas where there will be no western troops will go unnoticed and i think happens in. i suspect just because it's the kind of cat and the people there and the just saying hey look everybody is dying here they go over answer and i think gentlemen of the nations and so forth i don't think anyone listens depleted uranium has a hoffa life of four and a house billion years hence it's this production by some as the silent killer that will never stop killing. our t. washington d.c. so could the silent killer be raring its ugly head in the libyan war and if so what would be the toxic toll on

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secretary of state hillary clinton if the united states could again provide more planes to military operations in libya. and her response apparently was that the united states will provide planes on a case-to-case basis for the operations. and i think that's another way of saying that she said no. >> nevertheless, barack obama has joined the other two leaders in this publicity. >> that's right. i think the statement really is an expression of unity. it's really saying, look, there have been a lot of reports all around the world, in the media here in the united states as well, about divisions within nato. a big debate that seems to be going on within the alliance about which nation should provide what and how much. and we had comments earlier in the week from the french and the british saying -- calling on other nation, smaller nations, or smaller military nations within nato to provide or actually get involved with the military operations in libya. like spain or italy. and that call was rejected by the spanish foreign minister. so there is clearly a debate going on, and this statement seems to

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ever so they get your privacy if you ever plan to leave and re-enter the united states again because the government can't be trusted to use this exception only on suspected child pornographers or terrorists oh wait they have a pattern of targeting people for political reasons and often provide absolutely zero reason why everybody let's just take a moment to mourn the fourth amendment may it rest in peace it was really nice while it lasted. oh give these today and it's time for a happy hour because we really like to be happy on this show not once but three times a week. to happy really. good news of course the movie right. joining me is our due producer jenny churchill and the daily caller is mike riggs and i want to start with the story out of toronto canada because it is really like this so it all happened because of outrage because one policeman was giving a speech basically into the but how to stay safe and he basically said don't dress like a slut and so now there is a lot of outrage and there was a huge slut walk in toronto we actually have a clip of it to show you. i think i ca

is actually trying to figure out who the rebels are in order to better position the united states politically so again whether one is pro or anti intervention the first steps down the slippery slope already been taken jim in london if i can go to a view you support having the powers arm be and i could offer you force is it will that make a difference in the stalemate that these two are we can see on the ground right now a stalemate will that make a difference will it make your side when. well first of all we have to remember that the security council there is a consecutive council resolution banning export of weapons to libya however and the other hand we can see now it is not is not only in even situation that that he has very have having our military armory tanks he has multiple rocket launchers he has artillery his shelling cities and towns and residential areas whereas the fighters of the revolution or the freedom fighters out of very very lightly armed so did comes a point where we ask the question well you know just because there is an empowered group or because we should not on one side can we

all it's not all went into all the cancers internal affairs that's the cornerstone of the united nations again is a ship and russia cares about borders are supporting these basics of international law that's not. said. of course russia as all the other countries tried to do their best in stopping the bloodshed taking place in libya by what we see now their position of many punches nation members he is absolutely destructive what they're doing they're not preventing large shares but they're increasing. the bloodshed in libya big ego and popular from the is a futile for world economy and international relations thank you. well it may have happened almost twenty five years ago but the dangers of china mobile vote still very present on the eve of the tragic anniversary of ukraine's seeking funds and so we can to complete a new containment shelter over the remains of the destroyed reactor alexy yourself he has been dangerously close to the disaster site on frequent occasions. the exclusion zone around the chernobyl nuclear power plant is very diverse and its levels of radiation some parts of the ar

that's all about saudi arabia has been all about obama for so it is truly and i saw it in the united states again it's an energy policy they're not going to have the freedom that they would like to deal with how to be look this is not just the middle east what you know what happened to chatham and square back in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine you know thousands of people were killed but yet the world deals with you know with with china look what happened you know look what's happened in russia in terms of things that have happened so the idea that somehow or another the united states with or without its allies is going to make the world democratic you know right larry larry let me say in a different way than just let me let me say it differently why can't obama just say look folks the this regime in saudi arabia they're not very nice people they live centuries in the past but you know what we just have to deal with these guys they're thugs but it's always a price can't why can't you be transparent and i can be a translator saudi ok looking and not even going to shout easily say that you kn

and then they are able to unite again in paris, and was several more months until he managed to get himselfcleared, the in fact they continually investigated him for the next year. so it didn't become public in that sense there were not headlines about it. in fact the sad thing is hundreds and hundreds of people were under investigation in the 50's. remember the hollywood ten had already happened. charlie chaplin had an investigation -- under investigations for months and had fled to europe. so you have high-profile people there were under investigation every day, and so paul child's didn't make the news. julia wasn't famous yet. she hadn't published her cookbook, they were not celebrities but her friends knew. everybody in the state department knew and was humiliating and terrifying, and paul rightly predicted his career would probably not recover from it. >> [inaudible] -- by the committee investigators >> he was subjected to the inquiry that was the fbi investigated him. the united states information service investigated him, his past going back ten years and all that but he wasn't dragg

again, the 5600 market the units would be increased. the 2400 affordable units would be reduced, mostly coming from the authority, affordable housing, which are kind of the general affordable housing we have on the island. the reason -- the reduction in affordable housing kind of makes the most sense is it is the biggest componen

blustered right through again shocked while manchester united they were leading chelsea in the first leg no problems in the second leg either they are through and that all spanish class has influence that is one of. the games out would be reality just have to make sure they don't mess up a four nil lead again spurs will have a look at that in just a second because the rest of the sport has. if you're with us if this is sports today i'm you know these are some of the stories we're covering this hour. semifinals and munch just united on barcelona become the first teams troop to last for the champions league. one win away so if you live take a commanding three zero lead in the key chel finals with yet another tight victory over atlanta best of seven series. hitting the heights alone is the world's cold this long distance event lives up to its billing with temperatures of minus thirty two celsius reported at the north pole the. champions league favorites barcelona and manchester united are sifi through to the semifinals of the tournaments united sicking cara following your side chelsea a

they were able to unite again in paris. it was several more months until he got himself cleared though in fact they continually investigated him for the next year. so it didn't become public in the sense that there weren't headlines about it. hundreds of people were under investigation in the 50s. the hollywood 10 had already happened. charlie chaplin had been under investigation for months and fled to europe. you had very high profile people under investigation everyday. so paul child did not make the move. julia had not published her cookbooks. they weren't celebrities but their friends all new. everyone in the state department knew. it was humiliating and terrifying. paul predicted that his career would probably not recover from it. >> was paul brought before the committee himself? or just by the committee investigators? >> he was subjected to a full loyalty inquiry that was the fbi investigated him. the united states information service investigated him. his past going back ten years but he wasn't dragged before a senat

again, that united flight was scheduled to land about an hour from now at 9:30 this morning and instead it will be touching down supposedly about 3:30 this afternoon. that looks like some -- all right. now we have evan anderson on the phone, a reporter with wvue in new orleans. can you tell us what went wrong with this flight? >> reporter: well, we have no confirmation exactly what went wrong. we're hearing from a lot of the of -- a lot of the passengers and flight attendants, that there was, as you said, an electrical problem. no kind of announcements were made. we've talked to some website -- some passengers, rather, on the plane, who said one of the flight attendants announced a movie that was about to play right before takeoff and then as they were taking off, they shut down system and that clearly pointed to electrical problems. a lot of people didn't see the smoke. no one was seriously hurt. they went all the way up to the air. and then they just are saying -- it wasn't right. they got up there, it started shaking, engine troubles, saying my engine is going on and off. as they wer

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thought that this war could rage on without having much of an impact on your life here in the united states think again the group rethink of ghana stand just put up a new website that allows you to calculate exactly how much of your tax dollars go to dropping bombs over in afghanistan for example you can make thirty thousand dollars a year and regulations you spend one thousand one hundred eighteen dollars on the afghan war now let's say you make sixty grand a year congrats you contribute three thousand and sixty four dollars to the war effort then if you make a cushy one hundred thousand dollars a year then nearly six thousand bucks and out of your pocket to pay for that war still think that it doesn't affect you but anyway joining me now to talk about the costs as well as some of the more recent disturbing developments in afghanistan is their quote from we think. again a san there it is great to have you back thank you so much for being here thanks for having me now something is a little bit out of sync here and i'm hoping that you can help me understand it on one hand we're supposedly broke right we

. >> the issues about where the united states may use intervention again in the middle east is multi-dimensional. the crisis is multiplying and a question about whether each case is suitable is very different. >> it is understood that there are distinct limitations on what the west can do now in the arab world. if they are military or diplomatic or economic. it may turn out that khadafi may be involved in attracting direct military intervention. >> the desire to limit military commitment has been shown in libya. after the initial attack, they scaled back. the rest of nato cannot match this. >> i am concerned that the united states is showing reluctance till -- use of the efforts at its disposal. when you are trying to correct -- protect civilians with air power, the americans have the precision missiles that no other country has, with the best prospect of destroying his military without endangering civilians in this area. i think the americans have become -- cannot be too reluctant to allow the unique assets that they have, to be properly utilized. togreat britain's ability deploy air power is n