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c-span: ap photo? >> guest: ap photograph. malcolm brown worked for ap. he then, several years later, worked for abc, then returned to vietnam -- actually working for abc in vietnam and then returned, working for the new york times, where he still is. but that photograph being one of the first graphic images from vietnam was not pictured everywhere. the very first photograph that we saw of that little naked girl running down the road -- that was on the front pages of all the newspapers around the world as was this quite famous photograph from the tet offensive of 1968 which was taken by eddie adams, also of ap, a photograph of a south vietnamese general shooting an alleged viet cong lieutenant. c-span: how controversial was this photograph when it was published? >> guest: well, it was very controversial for all kinds of reasons. it raised questions about how far photography go. how much should the media show us. but more importantly than the journalistic issues, it raised questions about was this a war that condoned that kind of action. was that a war tha

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applications, better known as aps, will top $56 billion. apple stock has fallen out of favor, but people are loving the aps. is this a reason to buy this stock, and will it help apple? > > the more you look into it, it is hard to find reasons to buy apple except for the price is lower. that is not enough of a reason. and this is the fifth anniversary of the ap store opening, so it is kind of interesting that we are looking at it as a mature market even though it has only been five years. > > i am writing this down right now. what is it, march 8th? alan is actually talking about a short position in apple. > > no no no. i think- > > apple has issues right now. the issue is the stock goes down every day - lower lows, lower highs on the daily chart. 75% of the time it goes down from the open to the close. they can do many things. unlike other companies, they can do things to rectify their things, which are spending their cash, extra dividend, maybe buying some stock back, or this phone in china would be huge. > > okay, the bigger play, i think,

it says one of them number nine, full upgrade at aps install one curb ramp. for me to understand it better is -- i couldn't find anything in the report. is there something else to look at to get more details? >> we have harvey quan can hear it. he's from the signal section from sfmta and happy to meet you with after or even better [inaudible] >> good morning commissioners. through the chair, commissioner yee i think you're referring to intersection number nine which is circular monterey and one of the challenging ones in the city. the scope of the project there is basically remove all of the signal and for the people coming from monterey and we going to install a curb ramp at one of the corners where it's missing and install the signals for the hearing impaired. >> does this -- one of the issues on that corner or on that intersection is that there is a median on monterey boulevard, and it's about 18 inches -- maybe 12 inches wide, so if one doesn't make it across and you're standing on a median and the traffic coming off the freeway they're going like 50 mile

resources to the 9/11 truther, the muslim brotherhood, who refers to the israelis as descendents of apes and pigs, why them over our military and our children? you didn't answer that. why them over us? >> i'll answer you. >> sean: why? >> we're giving not to the muslim brotherhood. 50 million and you didn't mention it in your lead-in going directly to entrepreneurs and economic incentives to create a democratic institution. >> sean: why 1.5 trillion to the-- >> trillion? i think you meant billion and it's 2 billion that we give to pakistan, we give 3 billion to israel, why do we give-- >> 1.5 billion to nigeria for foreign aid. >> and all sorts-- >> mark, hang on. >> it's part of our social security apparatus. >> mark, do you believe that the muslim brotherhood-led government under morsi in egypt is part of our apparatus in the middle east? will you not acknowledge part of the plan with regard to the president the arab spring turned into an islamist nightmare and we're in a thaw that could be worse. the reality, look where the money's going and how in the world, we're having sequestratio

>> we deftly have seen both al qaeda court in pakistan as well as a queue, ap in yemen, to reach out beyond those regions into the united states to radicalize individuals who are here who may be susceptible to that kind of a message. they may be simply wayward knuckleheads. but they may well be inspired by that message and seek to carry out an attack. >> let me address that to you, also, director mueller. the fbi has jurisdiction over criminal and domestic activity. i would like your comments on what you see taking place from the pinpoint of homegrown terrorists. >> let me start by saying that the threat from aq ap, the thread is still out there. the individuals responsible for previous events are still there. more directly at home, it is the radicalization of individuals on the internet who have developed the desire or the will to undertake attacks. they are difficult to find. co-conspirators and others can join in. but then again, the internet can facilitate that kind of meeting or coming together for of attack. it is lone wolves that we are principally concerned about. the other p

and-- >> remember the camp david accord and apologize for saying that israelis are descendents of apes and pigs, that would be a good start, right. >> the egyptians say they don't want the money. >> sean: they do-- by the american taxpayers, we can't afford to keep the white house open, but we're funding the terrorist terrorist, the former head of the muslim brotherhood. beam me up, scotty. >> and most of the people in the white house are volunteers. >> sean: there's no intelligent life in the white house, period, end of sentence. >> right, right, right. >> sean: there isn't, that's stupid to give them money is idiotic. all right, got to go. good to see you. and also coming up tonight-- >> it's just not appropriate, mr. president to have to have our military camp train and-- >> a shameless disflay on the floor of the state. dirty harry reid blames the death of seven marines who were killed during a training exercise during what, the sequester, and comments after the break. and this facebook photo caused new jersey state authorities to raid the home of a law abiding, gun owning citizens

and such ape fan of this guy. i can't believe the guy who made ace ven terria made all of these moviings. >> he could care a less about you. >> you don't know that. >> he's still not following you on twitter. >> i know. neither is gregg. >> and i can follow you. >> it was a joke. >> okay, i apologize. you have a comment on the show e-mail us it is red eye in fox news.com. you have a video of your animal doing something interesting go to fox news/redeye. still to come half time report from great liz mcdonald. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by chocolate. it is made from seed and mixed with cocoa butter and milk. thanks, chchchchch you realize that 49 million americans struggle with hunger? that's one out of every 6 americans. these people are around us every day. they're our friends, they're our coworkers, their kids go to school with our kids. sometimes we're not even aware that they're struggling. this problem is closer than you think, but so is the solution. announcer: play a role in ending hunger. vi

and such ape fan of this guy.an't believe the guy who made ace ven terria made all of these moviings. >> he could care a less about you. >> you don't know that. >> he's still not following you on twitter. >> i know. neither is gregg. >> and i can follow you. >> it was a joke. >> okay, i apologize. you have a comment on the show e-mail us it is red eye in fox news.com. you have a video of your animal doing something interesting go to fox news/redeye. still to come half time report from great liz mcdonald. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by chocolate. it is made from seed and mixed with cocoa butter and milk. thanks, choalate. michael, tell us why you used to book this fabulous hotel? well you can see if the hotel is pet friendly before you book it, and i got a great deal without bidding. and where's your furry friend? oh, i don't have a cat. now you can save up to 50% during priceline's spring hotel sale use promo code spring for additional savings on all express deals, including pet friendly hotels. exp

but also really responsible for a great increase in the ap exam scores at washington high.he also frequently encourages her former students, young women to share their experiences working in the math related careers from her classes to their work in the industries as well. really supporting equality and gender equity in tomorrow's work force as well. i wanted to thank dennis kelly from the teachers union and linda plaque who i believe are here that stand behind our math teachers in the school district as well. she also helped to organize the expanding your horizons conference which is an outreach program designed to meet the potential needs of young female students in career field, predominantly performed by men through hands on experience. she creates programs. she shows through example and she nurtures and supports her students. overall her work has boosted the confidence, nurtured and actively supported young women in academics and to be a productive force and a be

live games on and on the ap itself.we like the annual better, but we offer a monthly too. if that's what you top the do, that's fine too. >> i was going to ask you what's the break down in terms of that? >> it's interesting because on the apple devices it's 80% annual and 80% premium. on android it's about 50-50 and 70 or 80% premium. >> why is that? >> android is a cheaper phone. different customers and more cost conscious. the ap market is not quite as big. they are great phones. it moved into the next generation. comparable to iphone. >> the annual is a better deal. >> it's a better deal and i recommend each of you buy it immediately. >> they want to play with this a little bit more. you can listen to this. >> the box scores. bang, bang, bang. >> the commissioner wants to see the attendance as you know. we have the attendance and you can see whatever game. >> can i get a chat window and get on with bud? >> you can open a chat window and our commissioner is probably not on there. as important as that is, he doesn't ha

we're all apes. once they see the similarities, they go, oh, my gosh. they're just like us. >> reporter: and just like us, koko's strong quest for family my ultimately save her species. in woodside, suzanne shaw, nbc bay area news. >> you can see more of koko on our website. we have clips of her getting ready for her big interview with suzanne shaw and another clip of her enjoying her lunch. go to nbcbayarea.com and search for koko with a "k." >>> coming up, nelson mandela remains in the hospital this morning of the the latest on his condition next. >>> plus, why this ship could stay on dry land in japan for years to come. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] now's the time to save 5% off every day with your lowe's consumer credit card. chances are, you're not made of time to savemoney,f every day so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. >>> good morning. looking live in san francisco at what will be this first sunday street of the season, couldn't ask for better weather for i

in quat planet of the apes" get your dirty damn paws off me, your dirty damn ape.e. i was dressed as gorilla. the whole point is he is a comedian. they do things that are supposed to be funny even when it's not funny. but he is a tool to go after somebody who is dead, a great guy, great american and patriot like charlton heston. >> kimberly: it backfires on jim carrey. if that is the best work he can do, the bizarre parody cowboy dance he was doing, okay. he thinks he should decide who is able to bear arms and have a weapon. he has armed security. but other people aren't able to exercise their second amendment right. c'mon. >> there is a lot of great people in hollywood who knew charlton heston. shouldn't some of them say something about this or let it slide? >> bob: they should. charlton went in the field of civil rights. in 1963. freedom rides and a dangerous thing to do. give him credit. my dad was in the civil rights move in the that time. it was brutal. people were getting beat up. particularly if you are white going in the south. he had the courage to do that

. >>> plus -- a little later on we take you inside the wood side home of coco, the most famous ape inorld. how her quest for a baby and a family could help with the survival of her species. >>> a stunning commentary on a long-standing problem in the military. former defense secretary leon panetta was the featured speaker at the office 0ers' memorial service yesterday. during his speech he revealed something about the officers' killer. panetta told the crowd jeremy goulet had been accused of rape while enlisted in the army but the case was never prosecuted. it's something critics say happens all the time across the armed forces. nbc bay area's kimberly tere is live with more on what panetta said and what others are saying about it. kimberly? >> reporter: it was an interesting twist during the former secretary's speech. panetta talked about the long held belief sexual assaults in the military are dramatically under reported and under prosecu prosecuted. in this case, had the suspect been convicted of the crimes accused of, he may have been behind bars at the time of the shooting. during

then they said it happens to encase apes take over the country illegally was a little bit if i may do need that author to help them draft allusions and talk about the next one which is so bizarre man and even know about this bomb sniffing lands we're talking about plants that have that can trace minute amounts of target explosive substances and the plant will drain its chlorophyll turn from that the green color to a spongy whiteness of a quart can you. picture t.s.a. agent just watching plants very go through the gate i mean why why is this is a first first of all what we're highlighting is how absurd the war on terror is becoming the investments in these like a completely ridiculous kind of technology which money they don't even want to do the university of colorado isn't closer to this than you think they're really getting close to making this a possibility and the idea is that you can align the airports with these plants that are very you know good looking decorative plants but if they change color into the color of this crazy looking corpse we should probably run because somebody

he hasn't spent ape lot of time. maybe that's why he could be anonymous there. >> exactly, did bush complain about not being able to wander and be a civilian and did he go in disguises as you? >> not that i know of. >> you are not sure president obama didn't. >> i was trying to think which question to answer first. every president deals with this in some way. you realize you can't just go out and fake a walk. president obama talked about how he would like to take michelle obama for a walk neighborhood. it is it a chose you make if you are the leader of the free world. >> his entire life to be a political machine. >> nancy pelosi said he never did anything in hotdogs -- his life that is political. >> you cursed my world view. he said what did he say, this is the toughest thing of being president. >> could he be right? >> he could be right. i think it would be in israel good to wear a disguise. >> i am famous and can't go outside. >> people want to take pictures of me. >> no one is forcing you to be a star or president

and he's funding a terrorist regime led by a terrorist that thinks the israelis are descendents of apes and pigs in egypt. tell me, joe, is that acceptable foreign policy in your mind? >> sean, look the prime minister of israel and bill clinton met at camp david with-- >> was he a terrorist. >> you can't do-- it doesn't matter whether he was or not. you have to deal with-- if you're going to have peace you have to work with both parties. you don't have to like both parties, but. >> sean: cover up the cross, but speak under a picture of arafat. >> we were meeting with abbas' on their turf, in their presidential arena and you come-- if you come to the white house, if you come to the white house and meet with our president and you don't like the fact that george washington is sitting over a desk-- >> george washington isn't a terrorist. and wait, i have a question. >> the british probably thought he was. >> sean: was he a terrorist? >> of course he was. >> sean: thank you, thank you. but the british probably thought that george washington was a terrorist. >> sean: if i was president, billy

: actually a combination between a server, and we have servers in a lot of different countries, and ap app which you download onto your phone, and we have an app for both ios and also android devices. you enter the cold which comes in this packaging -- the code which comes in this packaging, and away you go. >> host: is this on the market right now? >> guest: it's on the market now, we're also launching at a number of stores in north america and europe. it also has a huge advantage, you can use it to georelocate. if you're from the states and you go on holiday and you want to watch netflix or use all your u.s.-based services, you can actually connect to a u.s. server, and by doing that you can access all your home base things while on holiday. i like to watch television from the u.k. not a problem. i can connect to a u.k. server, i can use all those things you can't normally access when you're out of the u.k. >> host: now, are there similar products made by other companies? >> guest: not ones that a do what this does. there are products for mobile phones which are meant to stop vices,

to the 9/11 truther and the guy, the former terrorist that refers to the israelis as descendents of apes and pigs, mohammed morsi. why are we giving this it guy f-16's, tanks, 1.5 billion dollars a year? >> it's beyond me and you know, we've closed down white house tours, but president obama somehow found 250 million extra to give to the radical islamic government of egypt. it makes no sense at all. i have an amendment that would cut off aid to egypt unless president morsi publicly reaffirms the camp david accord and publicly recognizes israel and says he recognizes the peace treaty or they get no money because i don't think he'll publicly say it. i think he's catering to the radical islamic mob that he'll public do say before he gets more money. >> sean: tomorrow, you'll be speaking to the hispanic chamber in washington and unveiling what you call trust and verify which is your immigration plan. how is it different than say, what marco rubio is proposing in his plan or the president? >> well, what we're trying to do is add teeth to that bipartisan plan. we want to make sure that border

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we are delaying monitors for ramp aps. >> next speaker. (calling names) >> directors i would like to echo some of the things that john lazaro mentioned as far as developing his own app, spending money to develop his own app. we will put one out in the next couple of weeks which will echo a lot of features. we will expand our dispatch service, to have some of those

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there interesting new aps that help veterans find jobs. >> that's right, luke. good day to you.he solution here and so far we talked about those looking for jobs and expect over 1,000 people to be here today. trying it get about 100 jobs for veterans here. the new york city transit for instance has about 100 to 200 jobs available. right behind we have humans of thens of jobs available around the world. they get into work society and back into industry. how to translate that military culture that industry culture. they have a digital strategy. this is their resume engine. what you do with a resume engine, you just came back, you can plug in and a sign as an army specialist and enter in your military job description and in this case you are a unit supply specialist. the specialist in military is described as supervising a task involving the general upkeep and maintenance of all equipment. lengthy and detailed. it translates that into industry speak that uses language that is most commonly used in industry. and extendible supplies and equipment. it translates it and you fill out in

. >> sean: it's interesting congressman, we're giving mohammed morsi who referred to our allies as apes and pigs and giving him tanks and $1.5 billion. i'm trying to understand the logic behind this. >> that is why he is doing so well amongst radicals and not doing well with most of the muslim world. i have met with muslims in afghanistan. they noen know they have been thrown under the bus. you go around the world in different places, muslims that have sided with us, they've been thrown under the bus. so he is out there plugging the radicals. you bring up arafat. you remember george w. bush would not meet with arafat in the white house because he knew how that devastated friends and encouraged our enemies. you remember even in the gulags in the soviet union when reagan said evil empire about soviet union, they applauded. it gave them strength. it helped themsh forward. this president doesn't get it. he was in the gulag and when they found out a president used those two words, it made incredible encouragement. >> sean: same speech about alexander s., and ambassador bolton, good to see yo

we are delaying monitors for ramp aps. >> next speaker. (calling names) >> directors i would like to echo some of the things that john lazaro mentioned as far as developing his own app, spending money to develop his own app. we will put one out in the next couple of weeks which will echo a lot of features. we will expand our dispatch service, to have some of those features that will allow the drivers to connect with their passengers by phone on the way. we are spending money and time to expand. the biggest problem i have, that i want to address, with what is on the agenda today besides being against it is the way he came here before you today. when something as important as the proposed legislation is before the board of supervisors, is relegated to the committee. the supervisors looked it over, and presented back to the board. we had a lot of time to discuss this. even though there has been some talk about an app developed as far as specifics, with excerpts, and the actual specifics of what was all about were put up friday afternoon which

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and -- decrep dent of apes and pigs.echo what president obama said when he first pledged the funds to egypt two years ago. >> american support for democracy will therefore be based on ensuring financial stability. promoting reform. and integrating competitive markets with each other and the global economy. >> on this, the final leg of his trip, secretary kerry tackled still another complexity of the troubled region, counterterrorism. efforts to support the fragile government of yes men so it didn't overrun -- government of yemen. >> bret: thank you. >>> vice president biden says his boss is not bluffing when it comes to keeping iran from developing a nuclear weapon. biden made the promise to apac, the powerful pro-israel lobby group today. >> we have a shared strategic commitment. let me make clear what the commitment is. it is to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. >> prevent. not contain. prevent. >> the president of the united states cannot and do not bluff. president barack obama is not bluffing. >> bret: c

the ap news agency quotes a provincial police chief as saying some of the attackers were wearing uniforms resembling those worn by the u.s.-led nato coalition. the taliban has claimed responsibility forhe attack. the attack came on the second day of secretary kerry's visit to kabul. violence has been on the increase in afghanistan ahead of a u.s. plan to withdraw its combat troops by 2014. concerns remain over whether afghan forces will be able to handle security responsibilities alone after the international forces pull out. >>> japan's annual disaster drill this year will be based on a mega quake in the nankai trough in the west ast from western to central japan. it's been the place for large scale earthquakes throughout history. the drill is held every year in september. the government council on disaster preparedness chose the nankai trough scenario. >> the march 2011 disaster has taught us to expect the unexpected. the drill will be based on the largest possible quake and tsunami. we want the public to be aware of the risks but remain calm. >>> experts say a huge earthquake in the tr

however, the ap news agency reports that the violence has spread to two other towns in the heartland of the country. last year religious conflict also led to a state of emergency there. >>> the highest course has ruled against granting residency to filipino maids. the landmark ruling affects hundreds of thousands of foreign domestic helpers living in the southern chinese financial hub. hong kong's top court ruled unanimously on monday that two filipino maids who have been working there for over 20 years are not eligible to apply for permanent residency. the judgment stated that foreign domestic helpers are told from the outset that a mission to hong kong is not for purpose of settlement. under hong kong's constitution, foreigners would qualify to become permanent residents after spending seven years there. but domestic helpers don't have the same status and other foreign residents. >> it's regrettable that the opportunity has been lost on this occasion to strike a blow for equality and nondiscrimination. >> hong kong is holding nearly 300,000 maids, mainly from southeast asian countr

el mandatario admitió que los recortes no son la ap ca lipo la mitad afectaría a programas sociales comorten por otros lados. no es fácil a veces pero salimos airosos. >>> impactado el pentágono. >>> el nuevo secretario de defensa dijo que en riesgo estaría moder cumplir de manera efectiva, todas las misiones el presidente cree tener de su lado al pueblo estadounidense y mano tendrá la ofensiva esta batalla podría durar semanas. en la casa blanca, lori montenegro telemundo. . >>> y por cierto, hablamos detalles de los recortes obligatorios, y también esfuerzos que continúan a favor de una reforma mi dpgratoria integral y el presidente de la unión conservadora americana. también, nos vamos nuevamente al vaticano con lo último sobre los planes para elegir a un nuevo papa. este domingo a las 12, 11 centro y amigos de la costa oeste. atención, es a las 2:30 este domingo solamente, enfoque. >>> y en breve en noticiero telemundo les diremos por qué inmigración necesitó liderar a miles de inmigrantes que están a punto de ser dpe portados. como funciona un cañón >>> recordaran que hace algunos d

encuentra al taxista que trajo al vaticano ap papa. papa francisco. la increÍble historia delta exista y el papa. las cÁmaras de univisiÓn estuvieron la oportunidad de filmar hace varios dÍas, a un taxista, uno de los miles de taxistas aquÍ en roma, con un cardenal, uno de los 115 cardenales que venÍan al conclave. resulta que ese taxista, no tenÍa la menor idea que en ese momento, estaba llevando en su auto al cardenal que eventualmente se convertirÍa en el prÓximo papa. en estas investigaciones periodÍsticas pero es increible pero se concretan. nuestro corresponsal pablo monsalvo lo encontrÓ. >>> y la presiÓn de los periodistas me di cuenta que no era un cura simple. forzÓ el diÁlogo pero fiel a su estilo, su interlocutor se mostrÓ distante. un poco esquivo, como todo