i always felt like the odd man out so i would take on -- i was a big fan of ali, and you know ali, interviewed him many times, ali, with all that braggadocio, the way i found to navigate my space in that community was to take on that attitude by bragging about my intellect or this or that. >> when someone experiences failure, loss of a job, something bad happens, they tonight say to themselves, this is a good day. so when are you able to reflect? you have to have years, right, to look back? you couldn't have written this at age 30. tavis: no doubt about it. i have come to accept failure as a friend. i didn't think it was a freand. when i ran for city council here in l.a., i came out here to work for tom bradley, i thought i was going to be an elected official, i thought i would be barack obama back in the day. a senator from indiana, my home state, i wanted to go back to indiana and run for the u.s. senate. politics was my first love. when i ran for that city council seat in l.a. and lost, i thought, at 26, my life was over. i did not see the failure as a friend÷ then. now, imagine if i won t

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libya unfolding what we're seeing just a few hundred miles away across the red sea in yemen is that ali abdullah saleh is allowed to sniper shoot his protesters in the head and is allowed to use u.s. weapons and training to fight his domestic political opponents aid and training that's been given to him sensibly to fight al qaeda forces in that country and you see the defense secretary robert gates saying that it's not the business of the united states to intervene in the internal affairs of yemen the fact is that the united states has been waging a covert war inside yemen for the past ten years and it has been ratcheted up dramatically by the obama administration in december of two thousand and nine president obama has two very deadly air strikes against yemen valving tomahawk cruise missiles with cluster bombs that can shred human beings and the alleged target of those air strikes in december of zero nine were members of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula in reality though one of the strikes killed twenty one children and scores of others civilians and another strike the u.s. did kille

traders who had gathered as they had for weeks to protest the rule of president ali abdullah saleh a person ordered in cold blood killed by yemeni forces with weapons paid for in part by you and i with the backing of the united states regime has lasted for more than three decades first as an ally in the cold war and now as our partner in the war on terror and the growing unrest in what rages on as we speak in that country cannot be separated from america's secret war on yemeni soil now that quote close relationship between the smaller regime and the u.s. is the subject of a major new investigation by journalist jeremy scahill in the nation magazine and he is the author of this book here blackwater the rise of the world's most powerful mercenary army and he spoke to us for earlier today from new york and i asked jeremy to break down the secret war in yemen and why americans need to be paying attention. but we're seeing unfold in the middle east with what appears to be a contradiction in the way that the u.s. is approaching libya versus saudi arabia or syria or yemen is actually a cons

ali. >> reporter: mike, we're in east shore park near the berkeley marina. and now that the fogs and clouds are letting up, there's a beautiful view of the san francisco skyline. but what really spoils this kinds of view is stuff like this. this is a piece of trash here in the grass. it looks looks a candy wrapper. and this is a kind of thing that about 300 volunteers are going to be out here later this morning combing through the grass, looking for stuff like this. it's all part of the california state park foundation eric day clean-up celebration. now, along with cleaning up trash, volunteers will be focused on re moving non-native plants and planting vegetation that is more native to this area. that's also one of things they'll be focusing on. again, 300 volunteers are expected to show up at the site a little later this morning. and help out. we spoke to a representative from east bay regional parking which is teaming up with the state parks foundation. she says that volunteer effort is very much needed. >> volunteers who want to help can show up here at

but i mean, muhammad ali -- and muhammad ali influence on me, i became acquainted with muhammad ali whenhe was a young boxer. and then in 1978, i was assigned by the village voice to cover the second ali fight. i went to new orleans and had a great time. i love new orleans. and recently i went to louisville, kentucky, for the ali center. now, this is not a worshipful book of the kind that that i call the ali scribes write. for example, they say that -- they give credit to ali for his stance on the war. but they refuse to give credit to his mentor, elijah mohammed. elijah mohammed was a contentious objector during what is called the good war, world war ii. elijah mohammed refused to fight. as a matter of fact he went across the country making pro-japanese speaker. gerald horn -- gerald horn has a book coming out on the relationship between the british and african-american captives during the plantation period. he says there's probably more african-americans belonging to japanese fronts than communist fronts in world war ii and it got so that j. edgar hoover wanted to charge him with sedit

hi, ali. >> reporter: hi, claudine. it's bringing here is free medical, vision and depend al services. we'rein signed the coliseum now, where you can see it there are a lot of people walking around here. the area where we're standing across this aisle is the dental services area. and there are about 80 80 dental chairs here. hundreds of volunteers treating and examining the patient here. all the of the supplies are 100% donated, all of the volunteers are offering services for free, and there's a long line of people patiently waiting to be treated here. it's not just dental service they offer. there are more than 50 medical stations, and at least 20 vision exam stations. this clinic is organize been an international non-profit group called remote area medical. they have done more than 600 clinics like this in cities across the u.s. most recently just last weekend they were in sacramento. we spoke to the founder and ceo of the organization about the need for the services and the turnout here today. >> actually, not surpri

seeking the removal of president ali abdullah saleh. in washington, white house press secretary jay carney downplayed the report. >> we support dialogue, political dialogue. and president saleh has publicly indicated his willingness to engage in a peaceful transition of power and we believe the timing and the form of that transition should be accomplished through dialogue and negotiation. so we urge that process to continue. >> sreenivasan: saleh has been a close u.s. ally for years, particularly in yemen's role in fighting al qaeda. two american soldiers were killed in afghanistan today by a man dressed as an afghan police officer. the incident happened inside a compound in the north, as they were training security forces. witnesses said the shooter fled the scene, but it was unclear if he was an actual police officer or dressed in disguise. meanwhile, hundreds of people across the country protested for a fourth day against a recent koran burning in florida. u.n. helicopters fired on forces loyal to the entrenched president of ivory co

at the time it was fun by ali fiyad. their office was bombed during the war, but they removed the library and reconstituted it in a new place on the airport highway. when i went into the office, the first thing he said, he apologized through a translator, i should be able to do the interview in english. it's to my shame i cannot. i am currently studying. god willing the next time we meet, i'll be able to talk to you in english. turned out to be true. he is now completely fluent in english and he holds forth in quite lofty academic terms about islamic philosophy of state building and whatnot. that's the kind of cadre that hezbollah has, organizing the upper project. so ali sad down with me and behind him for shells. hezbollah position papers on everything. everything from why there should be no jewish faith to how to best improve sewage and water treatment in lebanon. they had blueprints from the reform and how to change the lebanese voting system to make it look more like englands, and then, of course, he had the bowl of

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ali abdussalam treki, libya's new u.n. ambassador quit, saying too much blood had been spilled in libya. that on the heels of moussa koussa's defection, gadhafi's foreign minister and key adviser who is now in great britain being debriefed by british intelligence. and even members of gadhafi's family, including his son, saif al islam, may be seeking a way out as well. publicly defiant as in this recent interview with nbc news -- >> this is our country. we live here and we die here. >> reporter: but british media speak of secret meetings in london between saif's top aid and british officials. and just how spooked is gadhafi about a possible flood of defections? well, the government has now assigned security guards to shadow each and every major government official just in case. brian. >> jim maceda inside tripoli. jim, thanks for your reporting tonight. for more on all of this, we're happy to be joined tonight by retired u.s. army four-star general, barry mccaffrey, who is, of course, an nbc news military analyst. general,

it was at the heart of the revolution which overthrew ben ali and we know that economic and complete anomic questions were central to the beginning of that revolution i believe will be central to the future of it as well so democracy yes but a rejection of mere liberalism and also i think a very deep dissatisfaction with the alliance between the dictators in the region of the western powers and the state of israel so i think that in all three registers political democracy economic challenged nearly a prism challenge to the imperial structure of the region we're going to see very very profound developments and you mentioned iraq and a lot of people are comparing this to iraq and afghanistan but this is a bit different isn't it i mean after all these are strikes do you support what was essentially initially a popular uprising yes but as i say it was an intervention not to save revolution but to subvert revolution and and it's as well here is also to remember an important element of the history in iraq especially actually from the first gulf war because there were no flows with no fly z

know imposing its records even on on the political and economic elite that existed before before ben ali came to power in eighty seven. and that also explains the relative ease in this in which he was ousted from from power and that the army just abandoned him whereas in in egypt already the situation was different because mubarak is a product of the army and the army is the backbone of power and the army is still in power i mean what you have in the in egypt is clearly the army ruling i mean it's not behind the scenes it's very very officially so. soon countries like libya or syria or the ruling families in the gulf countries and you could use the same for me off ruling family for libya and syria actually. i mean you have. these elites if one could call them like they're being i mean only the state. you can hardly hardly see see them leaving the scene you know and leaving behind something very optimistic about the future is going to be potentially has more violence my dream what do you think about that i mean if we have assad and people like this have they learned from the. mistakes wou

camps hundreds of security forces were deployed at checkpoints across the capital yemeni president ali abdullah saleh addressed the crowd saying that the rule of the country cannot be changed by force the demonstrations come amid a stalemate in his talks with the opposition the transfer of power. time now to take off with russia closer team who make it their mission to bring us a taste of some of the most interesting places in the country. and this time the focus is the urals it's all between europe and asia chile have been screeching is an industrial powerhouse that's been fueling russian economy for centuries the money is trade now goods are highly sought after military watches and grapes. your weapons but is really when you take a look for a self. time stand still it's like almost. all of this time catherine right away is like being in the time of the tourney anything has to be here over the last thirty to forty years in fact when i look around me some of the archives i'll catch phrases like this one there from back in my childhood they were made in one thousand and sixty nine hundr

marina joshua welcome france and aly are urging the u.n. to put pressure on syria to and its violent crackdown on anti-government protestors washington is also considering imposing sanctions it's raising fears that syria could be the next libya where the unrest results in imposing a no fly zone and foreign airstrikes as our middle east correspondent paula slee are now reports according to human rights groups at least four hundred civilians have been killed in the last month of violence in the country and in the last few days alone since the lifting of the emergency know some five hundred people have been arrested now the chance is considering. introducing new legislation new sanctions against the regime in damascus is a form of punishment for this violent crackdown and these sanctions would include a travel ban it would include an asset freeze a provision against doing business in the united states and the hope is that european countries would follow suit as it is members of president bashar assad and members of that regime have more assets

one seen by the american public back during the war in iraq and his film the true story of our list ali and this was an animated film about a twelve year old iraqi boy who lost his limbs as a result of u.s. airstrikes and became a symbol two of the iraq war here's a snippet of that. i'll be the americans have accidentally killed your family. you bastards. feel merican backstitch late blow your arms off you. can. start. now the maker that fell while young ross joins me now from seattle washington mr ross i want to thank you for joining us here now your fellow was obviously made years ago very critical of bush policies critical of american policy in iraq and speired i read by your personal rage but i'm curious if you feel a resurgence of any of the anger and a resurgence and relevance of your own today as you watch the airstrikes in libya you know i actually feel it was a totally different situation. was something that was planned for ten years but a new concept united states has brought. this operation so so you need your reaction to. the rest. of the west right into libya one of the bil

ali rasmus joins us from one nightclub where two people died in gunfire. ali. >> reporter: tori, it happened just before 1:00 this morning outside this sweet jimmie's bar and restaurant on broadway between third 3 fourth streets. a little earlier this morning, some of the victims' family members have been here, two young men died in the shooting and the victims' family members were here this morning consoling each other and dealing with their loss. a short time ago, we watched as one of the victims' cars was towed away. six people were shot, two men and two women were injured, and the two men who were killed. police say around 1 this morning, a car full of people pulled up to the bar and one of men in the car tried to get into the bar and was denied access. witnesses say that's when the man pulled out a gun and started shooting. police say 10 to 15 people were inside the bar when it happened. police have not made any arrests and they are still looking for at least one black male shooting suspect along with the rest of the people who may have been in the ca

that he must leave office but not in the public way that obama called for the removal of tunisia's ben ali or egypt or barak definitely not the same way that libya's qaddafi has been treated so why this quiet shift and what will that mean for america's counterterrorism efforts to combat al qaeda in the arabian peninsula here to discuss with me is christopher swift a fellow at the university of virginia center for national security law christopher thanks so much for being back on the show now if the reports are true with not me is that the u.s. has essentially had enough solid they're ready for him to leave but tell me why do you think they're doing it in such a quiet fashion why will obama come out make a speech and say solly you've got to go why is it all being done behind closed doors are two very significant statements that have come out of the administration or two weeks with respect to yemen the first was the secretary of defense bob gates admitting that we don't have a plan b. for yemen but we have a plan a which is and then just just today over the weekend rather the white house com

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ali albag, a father of four young children, the director. he left the hospital on march 18 to look for the wounded. >> this is the ambulance in which he was traveling to the front, highly visible and clearly marked as an ambulance. and yet, it is riddled with bullets. inside, there are blood stains and judging by the explosive nature of these rounds it's hard to imagine anyone inside could have survived. yet, eye witnesses say the driver and the doctor still in his scrubs were last seen tied up by the vehicle on the edge of the road. >> his cousin, a paramedic who traveled behind, the doctor was hit in the shoulder. they have not told the family what happened, he said. there's still no information to give. he himself was shot on duty. one hit the tire and the other is still lodged in his abdomen. >> among the missing is a card ologist and a neuro surgeon. everyone is now a legitimate target be it fighter, civilian, or doctor. >> now, to what's been billed as a clash of titans because it's a world cup final in mumbai. india will play sri lank

ali has a multiple facture of the right leg. and the other has lost his arm. >> we do not want gaddafi anymore. we are ready to sacrifice anything. >> but this is the true cost of rebellion. bodies twisted and torn like blunt instruments of war. the doctor did not want to be identified. the regime, they say, has spies in benghazi. he told me one of the missing is one doctor who is a father of four and director of the emergency ward. he left the hospital march 18 to look for the wounded. this is the hospital in which the doctor was traveling. highly visible and clearly marked. and yet it is riddled with bullets. inside, bloodstains, and judging by the explosive nature of these rounds, it is hard to imagine anyone inside could have survived. the in get eyewitnesses said the driver -- and yet i witnesses said the driver was seen it tied up by the vehicle on it the edge of the road. >> a paramedic who travel behind said the doctor was hit and in the shoulder. >> we have not told the family what happened. there is still no informatio

ali has a multiple facture of the right leg. and the other has lost his arm. >> we do not want gaddafi anymore. we are ready to sacrifice anything. >> but this is the true cost of rebellion. bodies twisted and torn like blunt instruments of war. the doctor did not want to be identified. the regime, they say, has spies in benghazi. he told me one of the missing is one doctor who is a father of four and director of the emergency ward. he left the hospital march 18 to look for the wounded. this is the hospital in which the doctor was traveling. highly visible and clearly marked. and yet it is riddled with bullets. inside, bloodstains, and judging by the explosive nature of these rounds, it is hard to imagine anyone inside could have survived. the in get eyewitnesses said the driver -- and yet i witnesses said the driver was seen it tied up by the vehicle on it the edge of the road. >> a paramedic who travel behind said the doctor was hit and in the shoulder. >> we have not told the family what happened. there is still no informatio