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nearly 10 years after 9-11 with peter bergen, national security analyst for cnn and author of "the longest war." a conversation with best-selling novelist kim edwards who is out with her first book since her number one "new york times" best seller "the memory keeper's daughter." her latest is called "the lake of dreams." we're glad you've joined us. national security analyst peter bergen and author kim edwards coming up right now. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment, one conversation at a time. >> nationwide is on your side >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. by kcet public television] [captioning made possible by kcet public television] tavis: peter bergen is the -- is a national security a

the benefit of this bergen is preserved even if they don't want to play ball or improve that. ok. probably the most important piece of the project in terms of improving performance, particularly of transit is the realignment. this piece received special attention, and we set a trigger of 2500 new units. i want to be clear about this trigger. it is when they are required to begin construction. they may begin construction sooner if they can find the financing and if they feel it is desirable. no later than 2500 new units is when they must commence construction. we don't anticipate this happening very soon because of the lengthy permit process. we have given ourselves seven years to pursue this. let me be specific about what that means. we have two years from the effective date to design a simple -- submittal. it will include the proposed realignment that you have all seen. remember that slider earlier, the west side alignment? in the aero across to link and eliminate the second crossing the so-called fly-over? we submit that proposal as well to underwrite costs of that so little. on

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for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org tavis: join me next time peter bergenh and kim edwards. that is next time. we will see you then. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance proudly supports tavis smiley. tavis and nationwide insurance, working to improve financial literacy and the economic empowerment that comes with it. >> ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

but bergen county, new jersey has figured out a way to save about $15,000 per storm by using pickle juice. a ton of brian costs about $16 compared to 63 for more traditional salt,ality an unconventional remedy for a winter that's been unpredictable. >> for some reason this winter, the curate models have had a hard time with these storm systems and this, like the last few, it is stronger than it was originally forecast. >> reporter: and in this area, the bulk of the storm is expected to pass by midday tomorrow but it's only january, and what are typically some of the worst weeks of winter are still ahead. >> couric: okay, whit johnson. pickle juice, who knew? thanks very much, whit. turning overseas, police in egypt couldn't stop antigovernment protests even after making nearly 900 arrests. in several cities, crowds demanded the removal of president hosni mubarak who has been in office nearly 30 years. today the white house would not say if it still supports mubarak, referring to him as an ally only. >> reporter: before dawn of day two of cairo's street protests, police use water cannons t

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summer you don't need anything big on the other hand what you see here is in a way revolutionary peter bergen has had a history of revolutions and this is a new revolution that has happened before you see some of beach schools more in the country's northern capital. well said their revolution indeed russian tennis players like dinners when i get a coffee go and maria sharapova to name just a few have already made a name for themselves in the regular game will there be colleagues follow suit and make russia a major player in this sport well the abundance of tournaments in twenty eleven will make that evident room on cost r.t. st petersburg. and i've got time to give you some boxing is heavyweight champion that may klitschko will fight britain after all the pair were defying last month that klitschko scored it off at the last minute up to picking up the stomach in free however the i.b.s. and champ has now agreed to face his or on a fourth the. classic consequence that he has any potential bat with there will be a champion david haye up and he had a unification fight at around the same time that

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dan aykroyd, candice bergen. >> candice bergen and, you have murphy brown. >> i saturday night live reunionr childhood, and here is coming together. >> what a wonderful thing this is. it goes for a couple of weeks. >> yes the board if it and showing all over this city. we are all over. >> we were talking earlier, how much we love comedy. >> i grew up watching these films and watching saturday night live. i used to write the blues brothers. dan aykroyd is coming and it is mind-boggling. >> you like smut comedy. at backside on the internet is funny. >> yes from slapstick too cerebral things. >> yes, that is ok. it is all good as long as it is smart. sketch best has l level of what to. >> we are not above the good bathroom joke. >> sure happens. >> i am excited about the murphy brown tribute with diane english and candice bergen, at the whose mind is it any way is guys doing the allied improv show. >> here is how you can get tickets. we're so glad that you brought this to san francisco, it is now until february 5th. check the times of the locations that there website. it is at great thing that

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c-span: and bergen county is located where, for people who've never been to the east coast? guest: northeast new jersey. c-span: how far away was he driving into new york city? guest: he was about half an hour, 45 minutes from new york. c-span: what was the office like? how many people worked around him? guest: actually, he had an office in new jersey. he worked for years in manhattan, but the traffic was too much for him. so he moved an office in woodcliff lake, new jersey, and that's where i went. he had a very small staff: four people; he had two secretaries, an administrative assistant and me. c-span: and what was the first day you went to work for him? guest: july 3rd, 1990. so right after my graduation. c-span: a total of four years you spent there? guest: yes. c-span: how many trips did you take with him? guest: i accompanied him on two international trips. in february, i went with him to eastern europe and to russia, and later that year, in april, i went with him to asia. c-span: what do you remember from that experience, the international travel? guest: well, i reme

[laughter] thank you very much peter bergen your book is not only a terrific resource and summary of what has happened but a terrific read. there is a ride understated with humor that 11 of some of the very grotesque and reprehensible things you write about it but it is put under the interesting fashion so congratulations on the outstanding achievement. >> guest: taye keogh. >> the comanche and indians in texas is such a great story generally what one that we all grew up hearing and see on movies and television but every book has a vacation so what was it to read this particular history and this time? >> that is a good question. about 12 years ago i wrote a book called the great plain. it was really about texas moseley and inside there was a chapter or a subchapter brought the comanche's putting for the promise there was this force sitting in the middle of the continent to determine how everything happens. i am a yankee. what? i may know the all gone klein but did not know anything about the comanche. that is something in the jon were eight -- john wayne was code that we are in troub

at 10:00 afterwards with peter bergen, author of the longest war. >> former governor of virginia george allen. former senator from virginia george allen. what can washington learn from sports? >> a great deal. i learned a lot growing up on the sidelines of the training camp playing sports myself. the overarching thing washington can learn from the world of sports is that in sports where someone is from, race or religion or ethnicity doesn't matter. what matters is can you help the team win? it is a meritocracy where everyone has equal opportunity to compete and succeed. that is where our country was built on. you have ever seen the washington operates, redistributing from the winners to those who are not winners. in washington they take one of the steelers's six super bowl trophies and say these the 4 clients have never made it to a super bowl. let's give them to a trophy. you have to earn it in sports. there is accountability. and personal responsibility. leou know who is witon oing and losing. there's also in sports a competitiveness that you are always looking how you can imprverne y

he's then sent to bergen belzen and is incarcerated there for two years, then moving around in different -- with a train on hearn platoon -- american platoon liberates him and the other jews. of those hotel jews were killed. most of them, i should say. the group that was destined to the land of israel, mandatory palestine, was actually mostly liberated. let me end my talk with reading out from a short poem written in 1947 by a yiddish poet in new york. the poet turns to the nations of the world and says to them -- and can he talks about this little boy -- and he says to them, you have achieved what you have sought. the jewish boy is dead. the world is filled with towers of jewish bodies. but he doesn't stop by turning to the nations of the world. he also turns to the little boy and says to him the following words: and you, jewish boy, i kiss your face, your pure and kosher jewish eyes through a million years until the end of days, they demand an answer, your child cries. thank you. [applause] >> i want to thank donny. this is how i know him, for a really wonderful talk, and i hope that h

>> i am from bergen community college in new jersey. >> what have you learned? >> i have learned that everyone in washington carries around their constitution. [laughter] >> have you got one yet? >> i have. >> why do you think they carry the constitution? >> i think it is important that we know our rights. i feel like officials as opposed to getting involved with the process and really knowing what your rights, be able to point that out to your congressmen. >> why are you interested in all this stuff? >> interested in entering the legal profession, so i wanted to explore more of the inner workings in washington. i was very impressed -- one of the stand of moments for me was when i was able to walk into my senator's office and really feel like a constituent. when you are able to experience that, walking in and knowing that they are there to listen to you, seeing what you have to say, hopefully it will solve the problems that exist for us. >> let's say that the president called you into the oval office and after you get over the fright, which anybody would, if you

. >> i am from bergen community college in new jersey. >> what have you learned? >> everyone in washington carries around their constitution. [laughter] >> have you gotten one yet? >> i have. it is really important that we know our rights, all the times that we simply. that anger at the elected officials as opposed to getting involved in the process and knowing what you were able to voice that to your congressman. >> why are you interested in all this stuff? >> i am interested in entering the legal profession. i was looking for more of the inner workings of washington. i was very impressed he had it one of the standout moments for me was when i was able all walking to my senator's office and feel like a constituent. a lot of people feel that their voice cannot be heard. and you are able to experience that, walk in and know that they are there to listen to you, you can possibly solve some of the problems that exist for. >> let's say that the president of the united states called you into the oval office and after you get over the fright, which anyone would, then yo

book tv, almost ten years after the attacks on the world trade center, cnn national security peter bergenooks at the longest war. also this weekend, william hartonk and david eisenhower on the grote of the military complex. and edward mcclellan on president obama's run for the illinois state. >> tonight we'll talk with former president bush about his life and book. >> you're through with politics. >> yeah. >> define that. >> i don't want to go out and campaign for candidates, i don't want to be the money raiser, i don't want to be on talk shows giving my opinion. i think it's bad for the country, frankly, to have a former president criticize his successor. look, it's tough enough to be president as it is without a former president undermining the current president. plus, i don't want to do that. in other words, i don't want to be on tv. >> it's about over. >> it is. but i like -- i tell people that one of the interesting things, sacrifice. i don't think you sacrifice to run for president but to the extent you do you lose your anonymity. and i like the idea of trying to regain anonymity to

host: we pointed out peter bergen saying, "the trail has gone cold. this influence remains real."uestion. i have not been to that region of the world but i have talked to enough soldiers that have been there. it is a tribal, very difficult terrain. as i said before, almost a cult figure -- not almost. a cult figure. a lot participating in the effect of this massive soviet army from afghanistan. now after 10 years, in spite of the best efforts of the united states and some of oufer allies -- some of our allies to locate them, we can't find them, and it is not that we haven't tried. i am confident we will find them. time will tell if we are. host: republican line. go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. mr. ridge, i first want to say to you, thank you very much for the job you did here in pennsylvania as our governor. you have integrity, and we were proud of the job you did. that's why we elected tom corbitt, because we feel he is the aim way you were. after you left office, we were hoping you would run for president. please give that a thought. we would appreciate it.

[laughter] >> host: thank you very much, peter bergen, and i can highly recommend your book which i thinks totally a terrific resource and a terrific summary of what's happened the last decade, but also a terrific reading it and there is a lie would say understated british humor throughout which some of the very grotesque and reprehensible things you write about but never the less present them in a readable and interesting fashion to congratulations on a tremendous achievement. >> guest: thank you, max. >> we are here at the national press club talking with paul greenburg about his book, "four fish." can you tell us why are these four fish the last? >> when you look what we eat from the land we have chosen for mammals, cows, pigs, sheep and goats and you look at the birds, we've chosen for to eat, turkey, dhaka, chicken and geese, and now we are at the verge of choosing were going to be a domestic feed form of fish for the future of the ocean. and the choices that we make, which fish we choose to domesticate and leave witold will have huge ramifications for the future of the ocean. >> how

thank you very much, peter bergen, and i can highly recommend your book which i think is not only a terrificesource and a terrific summary of what has happened the last decade, but also a terrific read and there is a i would say understated british humor throughout which levels some of the very grotesque and reprehensible things you write about but nevertheless present them in a very sleuthing readable and interesting fashion so congratulations on a tremendous achievement >> guest: thank you. >>> we are here at the national press club with stan barry and kathy to talk about the book write that book already. talk about your book is about. >> it's a book about how to get published and how to keep going as an author, how to get your career up and running. we do encourage people how to write, but it's not so much a craft of writing the book as the business of being in author. >> what is sought the advice that you have? >> well, your book will not get finished unless you start. that is the thing. you have to apply your butt to the chair and write a little each day as you can. and we have a lot of

the success spawning the brilliance of edgar bergen and side kick charlie mccarthy. >> do you trust yourer: gary mahoney. jerry lewis and lamb chop. >> nothing, nothing. >> reporter: but by the early 1980s this form of entertainment was essentially dead. only recently revived thanks in large part to this overnight success 32 years in the making. where is it coming from? >> well it's coming from the throat obviously you push out from the throat. you start with the diagram. >> reporter: not long ago terry fator gave me a firsthand lesson in the art of throwing your voice. >> actually your tongue does all the work that the lips would normally do so your tongue makes the p and the b. >> reporter: this is getting complicated. >> i don't understand what he's talking about. >> reporter: the rex and friends wood springs to life in fator's magic fingers. you are so adorable. i have to tell you that. >> thank you. >> reporter: fator first found his voice at the age of ten. when researching a report in the school library he stumbled across this book by winchell. >> all of a sudden this thing in my

i went to the bergen record.covered hudson county, a jersey city, and looked across the new york city. then i finally got to "the new york daily news." then i went to the boston globe. that journey of going from one paper to the next is largely over for the younger -- you know, for the students cheered the crimes and who really want to take on this career, it is going to be a different path. what we're trying to do global close to say we want to be about the next generation of foreign correspondents. we want to start a new kind of model that is basically a free- lance model and say, here's a shot to go off to a country where you have some facility for the language, and you need to live there. it is a prerequisite of hours they live in a place about which you write. because that is the only way you can get at those stories. so we are trying to create something new they can replicate the experience that david halberstam had. which is to get that moment that every foreign correspondent is waiting for. which is that

after the attack on the world trade center and the pentagon, cnn's national security analyst peter bergen is interviewed by an author and columnist. also this weekend, william herzog and david eisenhower on the military industrial complex. and obama's first campaign for the illinois state senate. a complete schedule on booktv.org and sign up for our booktv alert. host: there is a policy debate raging across the country and in this town as lawmakers and white house turned to the u.s. budget and the deficit, about the right approach, whether or not but the precarious economy weather got -- more investment is necessary or is it better to work on the deficit. matthew mitchell is at george mason university's mercatus center. guest: we are a research institute that focuses on the intersection of public policy through the economic plans and try to bridge the gap. host: politically on the spectrum? guest: i would say we are a market-oriented think tank. we do have a view that and a lot of ways market solutions tend to be superior solutions. host: and isabelle sawhill, economic studies senior fell

i was playing with the bergen field high school band.blast. i think it will be a good memory for them forever. you actually walked on the george washington bridge. we'll get to more of this coming up. >>> all right. first, let's get a check of the top stories from natalie, who is over at thet. first let's get a check of the top stories from natalie who is over at the news desk. >> good morning. tucson shooting suspect jared loughner has been indicted by a federal grand jury on three counts so far. meantime, wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords was able to stand and walk to her hospital window wednesday. she could be transferred to a u rehabilitation center tomorrow. >>> agencies fanned out to arrest more than 100 suspected mobsters on gamble, drug extortion and murder charges. >>> a young woman with doubts us bout her parents, the parents found out they're now grandparents. the three-week-old baby who vanished more than two decades ago is now a mother herself. live in harlem, tom llamas. natalie, back to you. >> thank you, tom. >>> w