as bob graham's anti-government protesters are faced with tear gas at home the regime is planning an economic and military union with saudi arabia iran has organized demonstrations against the two teaming up calling it a u.s. plot to annex the region. and the syrian regime says al qaida militants are behind attacks in the country as damascus releases the names of foreign terrorists it claims are in custody washington denies recent reports it's coordinating arms to live or used to rebels. now keep wall street movement has proven that it's not ready to give up just yet as people continue to come out onto the streets next week take a look at the american spring in our special report. up up up up up. up up playing a lot of my colleagues have played up to let me go to let me go to head up by the to get below the to my congress for a long time. to. look like what the tasks. will. likely be going to go really wanted to sell me a new strap people. like blaze cut. and his nose was bleeding when the pop song always looks it yeah it's it's unfortunate you know it's it's always a system brutal i

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and a leading human rights activist from bob graham is arrested just days before r t is to air his interview with the chilean assault in which he spoke of the violent crackdown on protesters in his home country. i'll be back with more news for you in about fifteen minutes but now kate is here with the latest sports. they're welcome to dispose of the headlines. files telling on the spot stop and let you know is it needs brave as the moscow side wins three to the uni champions to get a second why did number drop to two with a look at what the final bought this figure can for. this day manchester city how the want to handle the english premier league trophy after they beat him you can also manchester united also defeats was easy to ensure the title race goes down to the final day. and mean the reds machine that russia beat no way for to install to make it to it to be nice not to roll championships. but let's kick off with russian premier league football where ten man spots out moscow spoilt the celebrations of newly crowned champions a nice after they won three to incent petersburg to go second

to kabul one year since the killing of osama bin laden by american special forces in a speech as bob graham airbase obama admitted washington is holding direct talks with the taliban and said many in the terrorist group are interested in peace a bomb and karzai who signed an agreement with wining ties in the decade after the planned u.s. troop pullout in two thousand and fourteen is going to count as more. the fact that president obama traveled to afghanistan exactly year after bin laden's killing to signed the strategic pact with ghana's then is seen as an attempt to put the new years of a success story on the decade long war in afghanistan but success in afghanistan is very arguable to say the least the afghans want american troops out we constantly see people there expressing outrage over the killing of civilians over night raids and other actions by u.s. troops the american people want their troops out so both governments are anxious to tell their people that this is over but the agreement that the leaders have signed in visions the u.s. staying in afghanistan through twenty twenty four

graham? >> the president-- no, i really don't, bob. the president's last three budgets have gotten zero votes and our democratic colleagues haven't voted fair budget since april 2009. so i don't see a breakthrough. but in the lame duck, we'll have an opportunity to take the gang of six idea, simpson-wowles, but for the campaign itself, i think both candidates for president should be asked, "would you take simpson-bowles as a road map to fiscal sanity and pledge to try to implement parts of it and bring it to the congress for a vote. i would love to hear both of them say yes. you know, president obama has had three and a half years to change things. he had two years with super democratic majority. and they did basically nothing but run up the debt. so i don't think much happening. >> schieffer: what about that, senator warner? >> i think it would be great. we have already seen president obama came out when the gang of six laid out their ideas and he said, yeah. we went on tv and said he'd support them. that probably cost us some votes a

been built on a framework of important work, the roots of which were set with former senators, bob graham and jim talent. who were charged by a previous congress, just two years ago, with establishing a weapons of mass destruction commission. and they found that unless decisive action was taken, it was their prediction that a w.m.d. attack would occur somewhere in the world by 2013. i recently returned from the middle east and one of the striking takeaways from that trip was the amount of chemical weapons which are currently stockpiled in syria. similar concerns have been expressed about missing libyan chemical weapons stockpiles. and obviously the great fear of all is that these weapons will get into the hands of al qaeda terrorists or others during times of great instability. we also can't forget the world's top state sponsor of terrorism, iran, which has explicitly sted that it would use nuclear weapons to wipe israel off the map. al qaeda has reportedly made efforts to acquire what we call chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear materials or cbrn, to make weapons of mass destru

. >>> a new after hours show at san francisco's bill graham auditorium not music to anyone's ears. bob redell with the very loud and drastic measures against some homeless people. bob, good morning. >> yeah, good morning to you, jon. homeless people hanging out, sleeping out in front of the auditorium had always been a problem until now. you can see there's no one out here. and there's a reason why for this. this is what the auditorium is now doing. you can see one of the speakers right there. and i'll let you listen in. they've got annoying sounds pumping out. i don't know what that is. if that's a combination of an alarm and crickets. earlier we heard something -- i don't know how to describe it. a loud screeching sound. they've also been between the hours of 11:00 and 7:00 in the morning, jackhammers, chain saws, anything to agitate people so much they won't loiter out front. management says they are frustrated with people hanging out here especially when they have patrons coming to see their shows. and they said they didn't know what to do especially because apparently there's been

graham civic auditorium. now that building is just blasting out loud sounds trying to keep the homeless from sleeping nearby. bob redell with more on the overnight show. >> not a show everyone's coming out for you can see outside the auditorium, there isn't anybody sleeping out here, which is unusual. over the years you've come by here and see people sleeping here overnight. it's a problem that has grown recently because of crackdowns in other parts of the city. a problem so much that the management of the auditorium seeing more people deciding to do this. take a listen. you can see the speaker next to the trash can. what it's been doing between 11:00 and 7:00 overnight is blasting annoying sounds. i think that was static. right now i hear birds chirping which actually isn't that annoying. but we've also heard alarms, loud machinery, screeching sounds, another, planet entertainment started doing this recently. they didn't know what else to do to get these people from sleeping out front. and it's been a nuisance for people who come here to listen to real music. but they're hoping that by doing this they can at le

bob carlisle went in and said he got screwed. ben's version of that meeting is this. i said to them, and the last analysis, if it had not been for the guts of the grahams, you guys would be pumping gas somewhere. [laughter] [laughter] this is a colorful man. it got to the grahams. everybody talked about the guts of ben bradlee. he has huge guts. you meet him for one second and you feel it. but the guts of kay graham is a totally different thing. it is something i tried to explain this book. i did my best. i think don graham and a small endless hilton who are all the people around. they are all-around kay graham's estate and legacy. they give me a wonderful box of case correspondence. it is one of the most exciting things that you can read. it was in real-time, back-and-forth. the pentagon papers was a very indicative moment. i tried to find some way to some of their relationship in the book. they go back and forth and people are expecting that kay graham was in love with ben bradlee. ultimately, that's not the case, and it was their contract and it worked. in 1995, kay threw him a book party when his memoir came out, a good life. it will make you see h

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