we will have a look back and head >>> we continue with those who paid the altman price in the war on terrorism. americans are paying their respects to service members killed in the quest to find some of the modern. >> more than 6000 americans have been killed in wars in iraq and afghanistan. many of them are buried at arlington national cemetery. ben joins us with more on the national heroes. >> friends and family flooded arlington cemetery today. they came to cry and celebrate and share victory with the loved ones sacrificed to achieve it. >> i was not there to have his back when it happened. >> he served and grew up with bixler. died five years ago in iraq. he enjoyed a new beginning today and a sense of closure and triumph for a lifelong friend. >> i am glad to be here with steve today. >> people came from far and wide to visit loved ones. the afghanistan section remained as busy as ever. >> there were more flowers than i have seen a long time. >> i love is over. i am worried about what will happen next. -- i am glad it is over. i am worried about what will happen next. >> the ver

most of those locations, that altman gave up the san francisco market, although they are still in business. most of those locations were acquired by walgreen's, so it put walgreen's back in the liquor license business, strictly through that person to person transfer process that we referred to. at the same time, walgreen's was looking at a national effort of getting back into the liquor component, and then, a little bit of that story. when the walgreen's first came up, it was newsworthy. it was front-page news that they were talking about bringing many licenses to san francisco. walgreen's has in excess of 90 locations, and their long-term business plan would ultimately attend to license all of those. that caused concern here with the supervisors. it caused concern with the mayor's office. we did start dialogue with walgreen's early on. we have since move very cautiously, very slowly, and very selectively on very specific locations. i believe we currently have 6 walgreen's with a liquor license, but i think what is important to look at is they are very restrictive licenses. we have tried t

this rbi single the only run altman would give up.missed all of last season recovering from tommy john surgery. bottom eight, game tied at 1-1. fuentes on the hook for this one. the former angel has been charged with a loss in his last four appearances. and oakland has lost six straight now, 4-1 the final. the giants had the night off and start a three-game series against the marlins tomorrow. wednesday, we have the giants game against florida right here on nbc bay area. coverage starring at 7:00 p.m. >>> the sharks season and stanley cup hopes hang by a thread. tomorrow is an elimination game in vancouver. forgetting yesterday won't be easy, but they have to try. licking their wounds and getting back to work today wasn't exactly a cake walk for the sharks. too many missed opportunities on the power play yesterday. if the canucks take stupid penalties again, the sharks must capitalize. at this point, you're hoping to catch vancouver a little overconfident. keep in mind the canucks had only 13 shots on goal in game four. if the sharks

not the same slowing we had in the altman passed. live camera checked.ridge attack begins at the toll plaza. metering lights are activated but it is affecting only the center lanes. not much of a back up at all. good news, still incident free for the bay bridge. it affects almost, will it affect more computers than any single point in the bay bridge. your ride to the san mateo bridge looks good. both directions, especially it light traffic. the golden gate bridge ride, 101 southbound is problem free. of course, no delays on the stand. at o'clock get san francisco as the pickup our camera and it shows light traffic on the inbound central freeway with no delays. there were some early morning minor delays it for barked but they have been doubly free. there are no problems for cal train. >>darya: thank you. it now to the developing store which is the dow osama bin laden of a photograph that will be released but no decision has been made. panetta is now saying that president barack obama did not see the actual moment when osama bin laden was shot to death. th

thanks to our patrick altman there. reynolds wolf will be along in a couple minutes. happening with this flooding this weekend. could be a big weekend and a big day, a significant development that spillway could be opened today. >>> other news to tell you about, we're still getting more and more new details about what was found inside osama bin laden's compound. among all those thumb drives and dvds is an unreleased audio message on the arab uprising. the message mentions the popular uprising in tune eesha and egypt but does not mention similar scenes in libya or yemen. >>> pakistan second guessing the relationship with the united states in the wake of that bin laden compound raid. the parliament condemned the action today and demanded an investigation. they're also demanding an end to u.s. military drone attacks. pakistani parliament is threatening to cut off access to a key transit facility that serves as a gateway for moving nato troops into afghanistan. >>> also an autopsy being conducted today in hopes of determining what killed new york rangers player derek boog

york times," paul krugman, fdic chairwoman, shiela bair and former deputy treasury secretary roger altmanank you all for being here. this seems to be a never ending conversation but the limit we're picking up again. how is president obama to respond to the call for trillions, not billions of dollars in cuts? >> i think he cannot -- if he gives in on this, he's setting himself up for repeated blackmail. he's basically saying i care about the economy, more than the republicans do and therefore, every time they threaten to blow it up. even though it hurts all of us, i give in. obama has very little wiggle room even though it's a terrible thing. >> lots of economists saying the republicans are playing with fire. exceeding the debt limit, hitting it is not like shutting down the government, it's causing a cascading economic crisis. >> the key is to recognize the limit is the symptom and fundamental problem is the underlying condition of the u.s. budget. what you're seeing now are calls, both from speaker boehner and senate minority leader, mitch mcconnell are real solutions to the problem. it'

products that protestantism and give you a very flat answer that is an imaginative talk about the altman the displaced religion that hovers above innocence, all image. in doing so affords itself all ford's of appearances that it cannot afford. i first saw jerusalem in 1983. i was in the middle of my seminary education at yale, and i was on my way to india where i was going to spend some time living in south india at a seminary. the theological seminary sponsored by the world council of churches. i was very good friends with the rabbi at yale. implored me on my way to india that i must stop in israel on the way and spend some time in jerusalem. so, i followed her directive, and she arranged the whole trip for me. i was met by one of her cousins at the airport and driven into jerusalem. the two things that i remember about that first moment or i should say those first three hours was i grew up in oklahoma and i thought, oh, my gosh. this looks like obama. in one way it is a flat answer, but in another way the commonness of it. that is in the desert. that is a place where poor and outcast p

the ambassador called israel the altman ally. i could not agree more.ly. in the last 63 years, through all the threats we have faced, america and israel have formed a strategic alliance built on trust and based on shared values. that is the reason that we gather to honor and to strengthen in a very public way the historic friendship between our two great democracies. we know the world is a dangerous place for democracies. we saw it in this country on 9/11. now the death of osama bin laden marks an important victory in the fight against al-qaeda and islamic extremism. our nation's military and intelligence professionals have achieved an important role in our nation's fight against terrorism, and i think they deserve our deepest appreciation. [applause] but terrorist organizations are more resilient than just one person. al-qaeda has been weakened, but they have not been destroyed. my job as speaker is to ensure the house remains focused on confronting and defeating the complex and evil and terrorist threat that still targets the united states and her all

andrew altman from georgia state, his law and morality, presents judgment at nuremberg.r account of this controversial trial. now, do you agree or disagree, not personally, but on the merits of this trial as it pertains to following the rule of law? thank you. >> guest: i think that the nuremberg trial had some technical difficulties about it given the kind of systems of law that we have around the world. however, i do think that you could have a perfectly legitimate world court of the sort that that trial kind of assumed was in operation. and have people who committed war crimes and genocide put up for serious criminal violations and examine the issue under the rule of law, so i am not really that upset about nuremberg not being technically an exact manifestation of good legal process. >> host: next call is little rock, arkansas. >> caller: yes. >> host: little rock, are you here? >> caller: yes, i'm here. can you hear me? >> host: yes, sir. >> caller: my question is regarding -- is the doc making -- or what does he think of partial birth abortions? where the birth proc

altman the, no one should expect congress to pass a marshall plan for the middle east.bers were elected cut spending, not increase foreign assistance. that is just a fact. if we're on to help countries like tunisia and egypt to grow their economies, we are need to be much more innovative. we should begin of negotiations on free trade agreements with egypt and tunisia and explore ideas for new trade areas in the middle east and north africa. we will be to find ways to marshal support of our private sector as well as the generous the of what the partners -- whose leadership has been indispensable. it is in the speeders -- spirit that i will be teaming up with others to go to egypt and tunisia next month. our goal is to reinforce the message that greater economic reform can lead to greater foreign investment. there's another country that should continue to emerge as a pillar of stability in a democratic middle east. that is iraq. i travel to baghdad two weeks ago, and its system continues to take two steps forward and one step back. it is largely going in the right directi

this is the altman reason for the upcoming gap. indeed, nasa has plans to stop flying the shuttle. the nasa authorization act of 2010 declared that the long-term goal of the human spaceflight and exploration efforts of nasa shall be to expand permanent human presence beyond low earth orbit. this is consistent with our committees framer. an important objective ought identified by the authorization act is to sustain the capability for long lower corporate and to expand a commercial excrescence as elements of low earth orbit infrastructure. there will always be arguments over absolute levels of funding, but with increasing commercial opportunities, it is our best opportunity of bringing costs down. beyond leo, the 2010 authorization act calls for a heavylift vehicle. and to provide final backup should it be needed for cargo or crew delivery to the iff. -- iss. we want to make sure that it preserves a robust future in human space. if there is one place where new resources should be targeted to mitigate the budget dilemma, it may be here. to conclude, 40 years later that decade of apoll

altman lake, the president believes rakes -- ultimately, the president leaves this is progress -- believes this is progress. and again, remind you of the corporate post at the old 20 looks at developments in the region, he thinks -- at the developments when he looks at the region he feels that the government are representatives of the people who answer legitimate questions. that opportunity is real and the potential for positive change is great, not just for the people in the region, but for the u.s. and its allies. >> that being said, it is also important that the united states not be seen as an actor in these uprisings. >> the president has been clear and myself and others have been clear that we cannot dictate outcomes. nor should we. if we could, nor should we. for example, if you look at the egypt, it is in each very important to deprive those who would repress their populations of the strong man accusation, a legitimate expression of a desire for change by people in these regions is somehow being forced upon or inspired by the u.s. because these are legitimate demonstrations of popul

andrew altman from georgia state belong morality presents judgment at nuremberg as an account of hisial. do you agree or disagree, not personally but on the merits of his trial as it pertains to following the rule of law? >> i think the nuremberg trials had some technical difficulties given the kind of systems of law we have around the world. but i do think you could have a perfectly legitimate world court of the sort that that trial assumed was in operation and have people who committed war crimes and genocide put up serious criminal violations and examined the issue under the rule of law. i am not really that upset about nuremberg being not technically an exact manifestation of good legal process. >> host: next call from little rock, arkansas. >> caller: yes, i am here. can you hear me? >> host: yes, sir. >> caller: a question regarding disease. what do you think of partial birth abortions, the birth process is over 23 weeks and a related question, what does he think the writings of dr. walter williams and, soul? >> guest: i do not agree with partial birth abortion is. by the time

panel discussion on the economy with fdic chairman, former deputy treasury secretary robert -- roger altman, and douglas hotlz-eakin. at 2:00 p.m., chris wallace welcomes congressman ron paul. later, senate majority whip dick durbin and sen. kyl. on "stated the union," mitch mcconnell, house budget committee chairman paul ryan, the former director of national intelligence dennis belair, and the former u.s. ambassador to the un. at 4:00 p.m., "face the nation," and bob schieffer interviews john boehner and more from the town hall this week with president obama. these are brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. beginning at noon with "meet the press," 1:00 "this week," 2:00 "fox news sunday," and at 4:00, could face the nation." 90.1 fm in the d.c. area, xm 132, and online on c-spanradio. org. >> what series of terraces do they make it to become terrorists, to kill hundreds of thousands of other people? cooks in his new book, "mastermind," richard miniter looks at the 9/11 attacks. >> understanding them as understanding the future of the war on terror. this is what we h

former arizona federal prosecutor kurt altman. >> as we stand here today,ith my position that he is not trial. >> reporter: he points to two letters sent to judge larry burns, reportedly complaining to his defense team and two evaluators who interviewed lautner over the past five weeks agree. his mental issues now make him unfit to stand trial. but he will continue to be re-evaluated and medicated involuntarily with the intent of getting him where a jury in a death penalty case. >> i would xexpect the system t be very persistent to restore him to competency. >> reporter: when he stands trial or stays in the hospital i definitely, makes no difference to one of his victims. >> as long as the man who did this is not walking free, i don't really care what kind of a place is holding him. >> reporter: the experts say given the notoriety of the case, an extra effort will be made to restore lautner to competence to stand trial, but there is no guarantee and it could take years. ann. >> thank you, mike tie intiabi. >>> the last known photograph of hughette clark was 75 years ago. his empty spraw

i believe my altman gang rape by them and near death could have been reading my ultimate gang rape by them and near death could have been prevented. my side was unsafe if anyone had come to look at all of the reports being filed and taken them seriously. we specifically said we are not safe. we do not feel safe. we are going to be harmed. we were not taken out of this dangerous site. that is a case of how what is deemed minor harassment or , where it can lead. it can lead to much greater crimes. there definitely has to be more accountability and response for all reports submitted. they need to be followed through on. every single report needs to be followed through on. they need to follow through to ensure the safety of a volunteer. >> thank-you to the witnesses for testifying here today regarding some horrific circumstances. mrs. puzey, my condolences to your family. thank you for the desire to give to our country, other countries, and mankind. i cannot imagine a more altruistic sentiment than the ones with which you entered your service in the peace corps. the peace corps has been a

altman z, you did not blamable john or -- blame little john or meatloaf. you fired gary busey.kinds of things that would have kept me up at night. [cheers and applause] well handled, sir. well handled. say what you will of t mr.rump. he certainly would bring some change to the white house. so, yes, this has been quite a year in politics, but also in movies. many people, for instance, were inspired by "the king's speech." a wonderful film. some of you may not know this, but there is now a sequel in the works. because this is a hollywood crowd, tonight, they can offer a sneak peek, so can we show the trailer, please? >> it be grudgingly approved by all -- for all audiences by the president of the united states. the year is 2011, and opposition -- >> republicans could force them to shut down. >> and the president must face -- >> eliminating funding, this is serious business, for the president's teleprompter. from the people who brought you universal health care. an incredible, a true story. >> another 20 -- aw. they say that, uh -- >> the president has lost his prompter. has he lo