. >> now, antonia juhasz talks about the 2010 oil rig explosion which killed 11 men and released millions of barrels of oil into the gulf of mexico. this is an hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you all for coming and thank you -- the center for biological diversity and for helping me celebrate the launch of might look "black tide" which was just released on monday and time for the one-year anniversary of the explosion of the deepwater horizon. i wanted to hold this event on earth day. i can't think of a better place to do it then it is boys and poets which has always made such a wonderful home for me and for my books. i think this is the third book in a row that i've launched and headed up event at us boys and poets right here which is incredibly wonderful. busboys and poets supports our arts and supports are learning and it supports are being able to come together in rooms like this and talk about critical events at a critical time. and i am -- please support busboys and poets not only tonight but every night and future events. i also wanted to pull together an event for earth day tha

. >> commissioner antonia. commissioner antonini: i would respect that you would let the people within the building know that they have the right to request these tests after a period of time once they are installed. i would move to approve. commissioner moore: the 25-foot the mention you were giving it is not just horizontal, but it is actually vertical. >> absolutely. commissioner sugaya: just a quick question on the report under the table that has been provided with respect to the various kinds of wireless services. starting with broad band radio and down to lte. am i to understand that as we move into lte that the rates are lower than current cell towers? >> these are the old uhf channels. when they converted to digital, they freed up the channels. that is what these are. >> commissioners, there is a motion and a second to approve with conditions. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner moore: no. vice-president miguel: aye. president olague: aye. we will be taking a 10-minute rec

retain his french open title and the world number one spot the king of play cruising past qualifier antonia byatt six one six three six love on the. kick next. few things much better than the pros. before they have to. produce. a. solid march almost all the time. novak djokovic is vying for an adult number one ranking wrapping up his match against martin del potro for a forty second win in a row needs to make the final to be thrown a dart all rely on the spaniard to lose his crown in paris the next at the jockey which is rich gas. i. now another new set blatter will stand unopposed the reelection is faith a president that after his soul challenger mohamad been a man withdrew from the leadership race after claims he was offering bribes for votes a man said on his website his decision was not tied to the ongoing investigations into the allegations and he wanted to put the game first he's due to appear before the for the ethics committee today along with the for vice president jack warner and also mr blatter who's accused of turning a blind eye to the cash for vote scandal all three deny wrong

you have the risk of accidents, and this gets back to what antonia juhasz was saying. they are rolling the dice, and it's just a matter of time. it was not so much an accident, but an accident waiting to happen, and so that's why really we need to be working together more than ever to make sure this doesn't happen again. we have to get rid of offshore drilling. >> [inaudible] [applause] >> i'm sorry, didn't mean to jump in, but i think more importantly, we have to get rid of our addiction to oil and the idea that all of us here use oil somehow today to get here. you may have flown on a plane to get here. i think that's one the reasons why people don't get emotional about this because they think i'll drive down to the coast so i can like fight the oil. wait a minute, i just drove in a car that used oil. no, it just how do you turn that around? that's the bottom line. as far as the, you know, the business and the fines, you know, the $20 billion is ridiculously low. i just was fined $200 for putting a ketchup bottle in a trash can that was not a recyclable can. that's a

army specialist johnny marin came home from brook army medical center in san antonia today to surprise mom. in 2009 he was injured by a roadside bomb while serving in iraq and lost one of his legs. during today's lunch he described that it was his mother he first thought of after that blast. >> the first thing that came to my thoughts was mom. what is my mom going to think? [ laughter ] >> oh, man. she's not going to be happy. [ laughter ] >> the -- they want to honor all military moms in the north bay. it is to help the women cope with their daily fears of having their sons and daughters overseas. >>> a new purple was unveiled at the new purple heart hall in new york. the purple heart is a medal awarded to service members wounded or killed during combat. the new stamp, well, it's a forever stamp which costs 44 cents and can be used with first class postage and when the rates go up. a campaign to create a forever plant bearing the purple heart began nearly ten years ago. >> this medal is important about connecting to the american people about connecting to service and sacrificing so th

. >> antonia you have a great holiday weekend. >> thank you. >> thanks to all those guys for being withp the perfect burgers and hot dogs and it's all happening right here on "the early show" on cbs. >> on the plaza, we're enjoying this weather. >> this is what it feels like. >> what it's supposed to feel like, at least. >> big memorial day memories? >> barbecue. >> that was -- we always had the big picnic at the quinn household. like i mean a big family picnic. probably about, you know, literally over 100 people that would show up. >> hot dogs and hamburgers? >> the quinn spread is pretty extravagant. >> i was in texas. we had to have the barbecue. the real beef barbecue. >> texas is beef, right? >> oh, yeah. >> when you say barbecue and you grew up in the northeast versus barbecue in texas, a barbecue for us was just the charcoal grill and you made the hamburgers or whatever you're making. what's your barbecue? >> on beef. beef ribs. >> but it's always the sauces and everything. >> oh, yeah. >> the whole thing. the whole nine. >> from st. louis i never heard the expression st. louis r

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go to c-span.org/history >> this weekend on book tv on c-span 2, antonia uhoss talks about the deepwater horizon explosion which killed from chicago south side to the massachusetts governor's office and on afterwards, -- look for the complete schedule at book tv.org. sign up for book tv alert. >> i'm newt gingrich, and i'm announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. because i believe we can return america to hope and opportunity. >> follow the candidates announcements and speeches on their road to the white house, and look back at their careers online with the online c-span earth i want it. "washington journal" continues. host: our guest is peter landers, washington editor for the "wall street journal." how have plans to president obama's health care law gone out so far? guest: so far three judges found it constitutional and two. or your pay a penalty to tch so there's a real party stand still. host: so at the appeals court level on a couple of fronts, one dealt with virginia. can you tell us what happened. >> there was a hearing in two of the cases stemming from virginia

we'll also catch up with superstars antonia banderas and salma hayek. cue the music here.ey walked the red carpet accompanied by these flamenco dancers. why? i'll explain all, coming up. >> you have explaining to could, that's for sure. >>> a senior project that one high school will never forget. for six months, almost everyone who knew 17-year-old gaby rodriguez thought she was pregnant. she walked the hauls of her school as her belly grew, but she stunned her friends and teachers by revealing she had never been pregnant at all. it had all been a social experiment. she is going to join us live in our studio to find out or tell us what it all taught her. but, first, let's head over to the news desk. ann standing by with the headlines. >>> the mississippi expected to rise to record levels as it surges south. workers reinforcing levees, flood wauts washed through 3,000 acres so far and forced more than a dozen casinos to close, leaving thousands out of work. >>> in memphis, tennessee, the flood damage is expected to likely cost more than $320 million. google says a federal i