. >> host: that leads to the benson quail vice presidential debate where, of course, lloyd benson comesp with one of the lines that we will remember for all time when dan quail mentioned jack kennedy, as he'd done on the campaign trail, and he had a line saying i knew jack kennedy, he was a friend of mien, and you're no jack kennedy. there's dispute whether it was a prepared line. it sounds like it to me. >> guest: well, it sounded like that to me. unfortunately i could not talk to lloyd benson because he was ill by the time i got around to it, but in public statements he made to reporters after the debate when he was asked whether or not that was a prepared line, he said, no, no, no, no, it just came to me. however, the folks around benson later said, well, we heard him say this before. in other words, we had heard him say something about john f. kennedy before about the experience thing. that was the point that he had more experience in congress and in government than john f. kennedy did when he was elected president, and 10 they were ready for this, and i think we just have to leave

all right thank you very much for your perspective dr benson was from hong kong history of. free now to some other stories making headlines across the globe the first funerals have been held in new delhi two days after a massive briefcase bomb exploded outside the city's high court twelve people were killed in the blast dozens more wounded indian authorities detained three men for questioning and it continuing investigation into the plot the corresponding was the first major attack in india since twenty six people were killed by serial blasts in mumbai in two thousand and. a senior british judge has revealed the findings of his inquiry into the death of an iraqi man eight years ago.

all right thank you very much for your perspective dr benson wong from hong kong baptist university and. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe the first funerals have been held in new delhi two days after a massive briefcase bomb exploded outside the city's high court twelve people were killed in the blast dozens more wounded indian authorities detained three men for questioning in the continuing investigation into the blast the court bombing was the first major attack in india since twenty six people were killed by serial blasts in mumbai in two thousand and eight. a senior british judge has revealed the findings of his inquiry into the death of an iraqi man eight years ago muso was working at a hotel when it was raided by u.k. troops who took the man to a british base where he sustained at ninety three injuries and died six soldiers were cleared of wrongdoing at a court martial in two thousand and seven seven served a year in jail becoming the first convicted british war criminal in the military operation in iraq. the deadly legacy of war and its appallin

people in dwight benson hall may be in studying in a hazard. there was a fire but now new information raises health concerns. kathy is live with more. >> reporter: i'm in from the of the highway where -- i'm in front of the school that includes the campus for the audio-visual systems. the fire broke out 3 weeks ago in equipment. it was confined to the room. no one was there at the time but it infiltrated the duct work. a speaker yesterday who was a fire chief said it may be a health risk. the interim chief is waiting for more information. >> as i know of right now, today, there's no problems to be known of because i have not been notified by sjsu officials. the fire chief said it's possible that the inspectors recommend that the building be shut down for a time. classes here at dwight bentel hall willgo n s scheduled. professor rutger says until he is notified otherwise, class will remain in session. kathy pena. >>> san jose police department is warning people to be awear of their surroundings. a woman was groped by a man who has not been arres

i will defer to brad benson but before i did, the scope of work is a key part of the project description. so we need to understand what is going to happen not only for purposes of the real estate deal but the permits from the different permitting agencies, for responding to comments on the e.i.r. so we will be proceed skip at this point -- prescriptive on that. >> i think the concern is that because this is a gamble that a big crowd will show up at yachting event in the united states, which would be unprecedent unprecedented, that the commitment that is being made is being backed up by city funds and you are saying the city has the ability to withdraw. but if you are fairly deep into it what is the likelihood the city would say we are not going to spend $30 million of public money on this and we were unable to raise it in a recession and everything comes to naught? it seems to me you are in for a anyone any, in for $30 million. >> i disagree because it was not this long ago this was approved by the city and policy make erlgs. specifically they called out for there to be $32 million of fu

international backyard football championship has kicked off in the black sea resort of upset but artie's benson but out of one of those attending the opening day. millions of children dream about being their favorite players in big urns in yards across the world russia is no exception the country's most popular sports newspaper established a tournament some years back to make these big q.r. demands even more celebrating and to give kids a helping hand in life the third international edition of the championship the so named backyard football world cup moving from moscow to to offset it's not surprising as that famous old russian children center eagle it is based in this southern city person who wouldn't go to war over there where at least to get every year then out of the day's events is increasing and it's good that european countries take part as some of them have same to the asians this year we decided to hold the tournaments into upset as to whether he's much better than in moscow and the facilities picked we hope our idea though that tournaments it will keep on top and with the help of the

people like al benson and sam evans. this means blues not only is going to be disseminated brawley was in chicago but by virtue of the word of mouth and in some cases relay is going to be something people recognize as a distinctive style living out to areas outside of chicago and even down the railroad line to the southern centers. and when one thinks for instance just about these two genres, gospel music on the one hand during the 1940's, blues music during the late 40's into the 50s. one can see the way that that synthesis of gospel and blues for instance by people to be into the bickel is eventually going to give rise to the rhythm-and-blues and soul. .. of unquestioned success. and so, you would have, whether it was a major movie actor, a musician, an important entrepreneur, increasing the organizational and political leaders, civic celebrities they do. it would be thought out and not only thought about in terms of their work, but also their family life. what are their tastes in relation to clothing or food or fine w

people like hal benson and sam evans. this means that blues not only will be disseminated broadly within chicago but by virtue of word of mouth in some cases relay is actually going to be something that people recognize as a distinctive style moving out to areas outside of chicago and even down the railroad line to southern centers. and when one thinks for instance, just about these two genres, gospel music on the one hand during the 1940s, blues music during the late '40s into the '50s, one can see the way that synthesis of gospel and blues for instance, two forms thought by many team people to be antithetical will give rise to rythym and blues and soul. >> the importance of ebony magazine? >> "ebony" magazine is many ways the first movement on the part of african-americans within journalism publishing to come up in essence with a successful lifestyle formula for media. and there are several components to this. one is editorial. quote ebony" was very interested in trying to find ways to encourage african-american readers

. >> jimmy benson. >> brian eugene bilcher. >> my brother em all, there is not a day that goes by thatot think of you. >> my brother, we will always remember you. >> george john bishop. >> [bell] >> president lincoln understood the heartbreak of his country and reached out to console those in sorrow. in the fall of 1864, he learned that a widow had lost five sons in the civil war and he wrote to this letter. dear madam, i have been shown a statement of the general of massachusetts that you are the mother of five sons who have died gloriously on the field of battle. i feel caught weekend fruitless must be any boards of mind which should attempt -- i cannot refrain from tendering to you the consolation that might be found in the thanks of the republic they died to save. i pray that our heavenly father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement and leave you only the cherished memory of the loved and lost and a solemn pride that must be yours to have laid a so costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom. [applause] >> my name is peter and my father worked in the world trade center. i wa

. >> benson harbor. >> robber goes in. it's on videotape. >> right. >> okay.es to shoot at this man, the pharmacist, okay? the pharmacist then shoots at the robber. doesn't hit him though, right? >> nobody is hurt. >> to nobody is hurt. and walgreens fires the pharmacist. >> for carrying the gun. >> what is this? >> for carrying the gun. they said you didn't tell us about this concealed gun. by the way, he got the gun in 2007, after an attempted armed robbery at the same walgreens. >> so walgreens is saying you didn't tell us you had a permit to carry. >> you are out that way. >> but there's also a walgreen policy, i understand, that you don't escalate, right? >> he's saying he was fired and that's why there's a federal lawsuit that he got the attorneys to file for him because he violated, supposedly, the nonescalation policy. but the video clearly shows he did not escalate. >> you are trying to shoot him but the robber's gun misfires. >> he has to standstill and be a human target. >> we all agree walgreens is wrong, they shouldn't have fired him. >> wrong, ye

commissioner benson reprimanded him saying any further violation could result in a one game suspensionaying clearly what happened was outside the scope of what i want for the football program athletic department university and our fans. i want to offer this public apology and vow that nothing like this will happen again. he just lost his cool on the side lanes. that was i it. with rumor everywhere that the pack 12 mate add oklahoma and texas and perhaps even more teams the league announced today it is staying at 12 for now. this saturday cal visits washington and mike explains the bears are thinking pay back. st. >> university of washington huskies have won the game. >>reporter: the huskies knocked out of the bowl picture with win in the final game of the season. it also resulted in first losing season at cal. >> not so much about pay back. it's different team this year and different team for them. new season but l i think that feeling that we had was first time we ever felt that. and so that really created motel vision for the off season. >>reporter: senior safety shaun has a differen

my name is drew and i had the pleasure of hearing you five years ago down in jamestown with paul bensonnd you were in front of 200 history teachers and i thought of you a couple of weeks ago when "time" magazine came out with the cover that pretty much supported your theory about the civil war and how this whole generation room was taught that the civil war -- the primary cause of state's rights and go what's state's rights was that and i just love that pace and you were so compelling and i was wondering if you could replay it to a short order here. and i know it's not on the topic of fillmore, but it's certainly on the topic of the 150th anniversary of the civil war. >> well, thank you. of course, the event in jamestown was for high school teachers and middle school teachers which is the most important things we in the academy can do is bring what we know to the ground level and doing it here is fabulous. basically i think every serious scholar understands that the central issue of america in midcentury is slavery. the central issue is how you deal with slavery. and if you read the dec

. >> margaret benson. >> dominick j. berardi. >> james patrick berger. >> steven howard berger. >> john p. bergen. >> alvin birdsong. >> daniel david bergstein. >> graham andrew barkley. and my brother, my best friend, paul frederick betiny. miss you, love you, your girls are doing great. give mom a kiss for me up there and let me give a shout out to men and women who have built this memorial and to our first responders and our military. thank you all very much. [applause] >> my brother, anthony edward gallagher. we love you and miss you. >> donna m. berno. >> david w. bernard. >> william h. bernstien. >> david beret. >> david shelby berry. >> joseph john berry. >> william reid besky. >> caroline mare buhj. >> edward frank beya. >> paul michael bayer. bella bacan. peter alexander beesfield. >> william gee. >> and my brother-in-law, steven howard berger. we all miss you and there's not a day that goes by we don't think of you. >> my brother, william reid besky. we will always remember you. >> mark bingham. >> carl vincent

or not there was a prepared line he said noted just came to me, however, some of the folks around benson leader said we heard him say this before, in other words we heard him say something about john f. kennedy before about the experience thing. that is what he had more experience in congress and government than john f. kennedy did when he was elected president said they were ready for this and we have to leave it to hear again to the two different views of what happened. >> host: talk about the negotiations that go into, and i know you're not a part of them but you clearly know about them the candidates don't just show up at the podium and get ready to debate. it is a grueling process that their campaigns go through like peace talks. >> guest: the thing everybody has to remembers that the negotiations are by two groups of people. one with only one purpose, and that is to meet his or her candidate have an advantage over the other candidate, and everybody on the other side as we are doing the same thing for his or her, they couldn't care less show whether or not this is fair or this or th

benson? >> thank you. he was just 50 years old. in his bed on the second floor of his mansion. in the house at the time were the defendant, conrad murray, and michael's three young children and some staff that help run the home. because there was no immediate obvious cause of death, the coroner's office soon took a very active role in the investigation, not only performing an autopsy but doing detailed toxicology analysis to determine what cause of death of mr. jackson at 50 years of age. what we learned through that investigation is that propofol, lied dough cane, diazepam, nor diazepam, lor as pam all testing positive in the heart blood and all administered by conrad murray on june 25th, 2009. further investigation by the coroner's office through statements, through interviews, through the autopsy, through the toxicology findings, leds to the conclusion that the levels of propofol found in mr. jackson's body were similar to those when someone is put under for a surgical procedure. they also found the levels of lor as pam were sig

benson. >> dominik j.berardi. >> i wish my dad had been there to teach me how to drive, ask a girl outool. >> michael carol. >> charles lawrence chann. >> harvey l. hai harrell. >> evan m. highland,, jr. >> thomas edward heinz. >> walter g. heinz. >> joseph anthony ianelli. >> dutu edith. >> betsy martinez. >> michael a. marty. >> karen ann martin. >> god bless every soul that we lost. god bless the family members who have to ende that loss. d god guide us to our reunion in heaven and god bless the united states of america. >> our own rick levinthal is live at ground zero today as he was ten years ago today as well. rick? >> and megyn a remarkable contrast from the live images in soldier field in chicago where tens of thousands of people were cheering and celebrating america to the images here where this ceremony at the world trade center just now beginning to wind down. takes more than four hours to read the nearly 3,000 names of the victims who died here and in shanksville and at the pentagon down in d.c. and they are still finishing up right now and near the end of the alphabet. the

the next warrior is derrick benson, petty officer first class, united states navy seal, california. and the last one on this row is jason workman, petty officer first class, united states navy seal from utah. i continue, mr. speaker, and i hope you can see these photographs. jesse pittman, united states navy seal from california. next is nicholas speer, petty officer second class, united states navy seal, minnesota. andrew harvill, united states air force from california. david zirbi, from pennsylvania. john brown from florida. kevin houston, united states navy seal from massachusetts. and the last row, mere, byron nichols, chief warrant officer, united states navy guard from kansas. nick class knowl, united states navy seal from west virginia. thomas ratliff, chief petty officer from arkansas. byron bill, united states navy seal from connecticut. and john nugara, first petty officer from nebraska. mr. speaker, these are the men who gave their lives so that others could live. and while we mourn the lives they gave for the rest of us, we should thank the good lord that such men as th

you know, to paraphrase lloyd benson, you know, i know monopolists, i've sued monopolists, but google is no monopolist. >> host: but wasn't that not's right as a entrepreneurial company to develop their own system? >> guest: they simply went too far. the develop was, of course, perfectly fine. but in denying consumers choices, denying them from being able to switch from something else, that's how they went afoul. please note google isn't doing anything that denies people the ability to search from one search en-- to switch from one search engine to another. >> host: their revenue model is different from a software company like microsoft in the sense they make their money from advertising. we see in the other areas where, most notably in the media where firms make money on advertising, there are competition laws restricting the relationships between paid advertisements and disclosure of editorial versus opinion content or sponsored content. would something like that be appropriate this terms of approval? because that seems to be what mr. cleland is asking for. >> guest: the message of

we went off to the herbie benson medical center and we learned the benefit of having a one hour instruction humor. and i go to wtu and try using humor with the wtu folks and there was one gentleman, i recall, who lost a portion of his foot and after we really got going, this guy was cracking us all up and he said it's been almost nine months and i forgot how to laugh and i forgot the things i used i used to do. you remember the dean martin roast. you were talking vietnam and i'm trying to relate here. [laughter] >> so do you remember the dean martin roast? this guy had us going, and he says, you know, doc, he says i may have lost a portion of my foot but i still have my hair. and he says, you know, you can go seek help for that. and he just had us going. and, you know, taking some of this -- these insights and opportunities i've had to learn from others and coming here in a nonclinical position, it's interesting. i was presenting on polytrauma at the national institutes of health and we really were focusing quite a bit on care for the caregiver. and the fact that, you know, we're just heari