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i am constantly askwhat is the dierence beten thewo. i di not know, funny is funy.change shows. sanford and son came from a british sitco we have always exchanged shows. tavi what can you tell me about the showtime show we saw one clip. the you have other characters you can tell us aut? >> there are seven shows. i think i anticipated the financial crisis a frly well. the is a piece about that. it wasgreat fun. i expanded the show mo, more productiovalue. Ñii actually let a couple of actors into it. i't that amazing? tavis: that was kind of you, with the bad econom >> jodie foster, i had go at her seth rogan, jona hill. i had a fantastic time i got politicalomments, hum. i am ing what i want to dos an englis girl at 49 ars old. that i could have relevancand still do it, it is grt fun. tavis: i am glad you are here and i'm glad you have another season. >> i am writing now. bce moff, -- bernie madoff, watch out. tavs: tracey ullman, showte, "state of the union." >> it is lovely to see yo you are charmg. tis: back in mont with a few prramming notes abo next week. stay w

hillary clinton says that shiton is conceed about e ooperation beten north korea d burma.could pse a direct threat to the neighrs of bur and destabile the regi. spanh newspaper says that the image of a fallen soler was taken 50 kilometer away fromhe front line. it is a famous imagehat is now being called aake. in britain, we are thearget of more surveillance caras than anywhere ee in t world even the test official figuris a million less than eviously thout. has it held? >> britain is said to be the most watched naon on earth. new cames are added everywhere. in one of the most remot communies, people are being watched. shetland, the have instald 14 new ceras turning it into one of the most watched towns i britain. another of the malls and stor in britn bought more cameras andhe san francisco police department. 8 brish cities have more t v'sthan the authorities in paris. ma have more than bost, sydney, johannesburg comned. the numbers we have indicate that they have not let up over the years. and one thing was interesting several years ao, researchers counted al of t cameras

the unity governnt is still an comfortable coalition beten robert mugabe and theormer opposition par, led by morgan tsvangirai. but there are sgns of he. this week, the zimbabwe gornment told the bbc that there is no b on operations and they can resume operations legally and open. our corresndent is in hearty. -- harari. >> is liky to take some me, but the pri minister told me that iis possienobody involved in the extreme political violen that has crippled t country may end up being sentced to prison. in zimbabwe, plenty of tlk about reconciliation. the man whonleashed so much of at violence, robert mugabe, is urging the natio >> you do not succeed thugh violence. [applause] >> crucially, his foer rals work together to check augustus -- just asnd reconciliation. the unity government is preachinreconciliation,ut what does at mea inractical terms? this m lost his life and property when his a tells - house was attacked lt year. but he is ready to rgive and forget he sifts through his fe's a bird tclothes. she was opted a year ago, th day after her sband was erected deputy mayor. -- he si

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i dot see any negative onus there, but when tre are problems beten the states, whenthere areegative signalsng sent by the gornment, then, of crse, theseignals reflt on theood othe ordinary people an the best relationship between t countrs are more -- the more emp empathy people have towards each other inifferent countries. we touched upon different -- d the relationsp betwn our countries, new ups andwns. we, during the world war i saved e world, and was strategic partnership between us. now, we also have a feeling that alot depends o o retionship and the success in delivering on all those expectatns on different fronts. a lot depends on our efforts, bearing in mind that our people have alwys had sympathy. you have the flo. thank yo i have question oth presidents. russia and the u.s. are the rgest clear powers he world, accounting for 95 of warhds. they have been working on th documents on the -- for quite sometime. in fac since the 1970s. do you think you will be able to have the situation in the area on the -- under control when there are so many negave around the globe? the nonprofetion p

into the sunlight and having aactual process of reckoning th howe're going to manage this tension beten sortf secrecy and democracy. and as a whole, as sort of major conceptual enterprise, that not being undertaken. and john conyers deserveall the credit in the world, bute isind of a lone warrior in this enterprise. and unlesshere's a broader nsensus politically, i don't thwe're going to get a whole lot out of this. >> and if you studied the history of the cia, yocan see that at least frank church's forts brought the country ten years, maybe 15 years worth of relativeonesty out of an organization that had never be asked to provide a of that. back to ve here. cast ourories back there, e real motivation, the dn the road payoff for th republicans, if thwhole plan would have worked, if rove's plan would have worked was wt? >> well, the most dip taupic vision would have been one tha the inndence of the partment of justice would have beenomplety compromised, in which the mechanism of the adnistration of the prosecutoriafunction of the american government uld be brought holey within the purvie

i guess beten brke shields and, of crse, pari at the d of the memorial, there wasn't a dry ey in the>> yeah, or even in t ahor udio. i mean, y know, you think about jackson's music and his lega, but at the end of the day, i mean, he is the father of ree young kids who are trying to process what it's like to lose a pare, and that momen tamron, when paris katherine, age 11, go and said ev since i was bn dad has bee the best father youan imagine. i think in a way it emotionally trumped everything else. as much asll of us feel th loss or the mortalityr the muc or the ic, they've lst parent at such a tenr age >> it's fascinating,david, because we were watching, you're oking for glimpses of these children and at one poin we saw prince and paris had their heads restedn th shoulderof their grandmotr who now has this awesome responsibilityf making surethese kids understand what theifaer meant to the world but to the family, and you saw michael jackson's other with those memories all the way from gary, inana, the steellls of this small town, this shotgun home is really at we called themn the s

if you look at facebook, it's really the plumbing bend thenteractions online beten people and helpingthem map to the real wor. it'sclear that people love interactinwith each other on web sites. and it's clear th facebook has been ableo get third parties to build applicaons on their plform thatleverage you having your iends sort of seeing what you're doing. and it's clear also that they can then te that... you saw what they did wi cnn ound the elections and you can coent and your frien can see you comment. that's all... it's reay fascinating. what's unclear ishether it can ally become protable over the long run. because facebook has tse massive exnses and the revees are growing ridly. but it's unclear from the long run they c make that vastly profitableike google has. >> rose: what about the kindle space in? >> t, book reader spac is very interesting and wouldn't expect a toll sta out of i for much longer totay out of it. but amazon has bn very successful in selling kindles. timates are they might ll a million or so is year. they sell lotsof books on top of it and uss scipgss so it's a

amazon.com would like ou to distribute a work of 1 thoug-- 120,000 words or so, you want to putit out betenrd covers what is the al? how do y proceed w what new about the wayou do business >> we, think that there are a lt of peopleho are expressi worry about amazon. but i'm not as alarmed. if youook at it another way, amazon may be the equivalentith the its kindle of the sony walkman, and google cold behe equalent of the aol or google -- aol or yahoo weon't really know which way it's going to go. i think that the eoks are goi to be another form of distribution. mean this is the literary equivalent of plumbing. and this is a form of distribution. >>suarez: but when a new titlis ready to be released tohe public, would yu rather that people buy blck ink onaper and no yet buy it in eltronic form? do you have some ofit that you want to make up front from selling it for 25 bucks? >>t's to the going matt to thepublishers. because we are still charging the same amount. amazon is taking lot on the books that it's buying and elling the a lower price. >> srez: what do youtell your authors aut timing.

his approval rating among independen, which you point to, is stil hovering beten 55 and 60%.hose are really good nuers. i think those are nbers that former president bush, for exampl would have loved to have. so i thinkhat you have heres his numbers are settling from straspheric to just plain high. and he's facing some intense chlenges. the onomy he inherit is a mess. you talk about ohio and michigan. these states are still hurting. so i think the obama team and the president, i particulis doinwh the do best, which is just keep heading forward, trying to talk about the issues, d trying to make real change and real progress on the economy. >> kevin madden,let me bring you in here. let's take a look "time" magazine's cover, "the renegade," sarah palin. you were with mitt romney in e lastrace and clearlif he dedes to run again, i would suspect you would be with h again. how much of a proble is sarah palin fothe moiitt romn the tiwlenties, for oer candidates will have this non-govern, once july 26th roaround, she has no one to answer to, any obligations, legal or otherwise to run

we begin in china wherthe country's prince of tight rope walking, here tied beten two mountains ano lakeseet in the a but that's not all. halfway through thact one of the prince's student shows up anthe rope simply september big enough for the both ofhem. onlookers would be witssed for the great ll of china. the stent lays down and the prince makesisove by stepping on the guy's chest. ow, ow, ow. both prince and pupil make it to saty. asked what they did to ppare for such a daring fe, they stressed t importance of a balanced diet. >>> in india, the new spker of the lower house of parliament kumar is giving llow lawmakers a two-day orientation progm on the nuances ofawmaking, and it's cutting into naptime. that y's sawing logs and so is this one and she's not even trying clearly, the lmakers mistook kur's address for a sleep study. the speaker s ked about the incident and insisted all of the listeners we awa, even though the man wou clutch his woobie and suck hithumb. >>> and in japan to a tribe to a bygo era. the wn's annual tub run, honoring tho w washed their clothes by t banks of the m

troop carrier after trp carrier drove beten the high- rises, a huge show of fce meant to quell even ththoughtf further unrest. people looked on as a rorted 20,000 soldiers, paramilaries and ri police, many fully armed, fanned outcross the city, guarding buildingsnd intersections. they blocked roads, ready use ovrwhelming force to stop groups of ethnic uigrs and han, armd with makeshift weapons, from confronti each other foa fourth day. surity forces gathered on peop's square in the centre of the city. thchinese government sees the trouble xinjiang as a threat the stability not just of t oil-rich region but t entire nation. punishnts will be severe. predent hu jintao abandoned the "g8" suit in rome, flying back to ijing this morning. unprecedented move for a govement which carefully nuures its international image of stability. more than thousand people have been injed, some now covering at the urumqi people's hospital. this han woma beaten by a uighur mob, sayshe's lost her husband. >> translated ): my ats have een going round all the hospitals searchg for him. he must unconscious, 's not amon

. >> rose: tre are rorts that there was so tension beten erican military leadersp and iraqi mitary leadership and that the americans were very concerned because the iraqis sa "youcan't leave the base until we tell you so. >> well,yeah. i've see these reports there are a couple of newspaper stories abouthem. you know,'m... i'm sure some of tse things have happened t i can tell you, one thing that's very ear in the curity agreement that w reached with the iraqis at the end last year, that the bush administration reaed with the iris, which is our guys have a right to defend themselves and they will defen themselveand one can tell em they can. so i'm notaying that there wot be disagreements, but we have worked very hd with the iraqis, we've worked very hard to hav a cmon operaons center. we've worked very hard to have trsparencys so they know wn we see a threat t iraqis see the same threat. we've worked verhard on sort of meshing this. and it's not easy and i'm not sayinghere aren'troblems and there won't be additiol problems, but, agai, i tnk it's in the rightirection and i the fact that the tro

the difference obviously beten vietnam and afghanistan are profound, historic, gographical.the biggestifference domestically here at home is that there is no draft. in 1969 richrd nixon faced the sons of the esblishment, dying in vietnam that is no longer the case. with rare and conspicuous and exceptions the establishment isut of this war. but i still do tnk the americ people have no will and no appetite for an in -- indefinite commitmen >> how do you el about it? >> we re there for eight yea but we were not really committingerious resours until recently. barack obama dided with the support othe military, with everydy, when is with over the to double down, to exnd andto create what is basally a natiobuilding enterprise. they knew ablutely at that time whats happening today what happened. that as we weninto the new eas, casualities would rise. they were tally prepared r a summerthat would be extremely unpleasan and yet they stilat that te thought it was worth doing now because they cld t through it, it would take some tim it seems me extremely premature to be taing about get

think in political terms, especially on economic issue and you have sort this endless ck and forth beteniberal an conservative catholics over the pope will say something that is interpretedo pport a left wing position a conservave catholics will say "that's not a maer of faith and rals." and i don't ve... i mean, i guess my itinct on those issues i don't... i don't have a certain view on exactly where theine is. i thk catholics owe the papacy a certain kind of def re even when they don'twe it exicit agreement. >>ose: the papacy? >> thepapacy. the pope. yes. the chair of st. pet. >> rose: (lahs) >> which is to say if the pope makes a pronouncementnd you're not clr on whether you're bounby it or not you don't have to co out and say "i'm absoluly bound by it" but you ha to take it seriously. you have t digest it and reckon wi it and so on. but that's so of a mal you mouth answer, iuppose. rose: (laughs) ... mealy mouth awer, i suppose. a preme courtonfirmation hearing where i'll deny that... i'll s i'llesign from the "new york time op-ed page. it was kennedy, right? kenny said "i'll resign

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