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thank you for what you do at the brennan center. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >>> all right, department of corrections, special batman and rush limbaugh edition coming up. sorry. >>> immediately next on the show, a report from the most dangerous place in the world right now. a place that may have just gotten a whole lot more dangerous depending on your perspective. plus a special batman-themed department of corrections at the end of the show. stay with us. >>> the largest country in the middle east in terms of population is egypt. and the people of egypt overthrew their government. last february. that was just a few months after the people of tunisia overthrew their government. and then the people of yemen overthrew their government. and then the people of libya overthrew their government. the arab spring has seen dictatorships topple, if not like dominos, at least in quick succession. even those these are all linked, not all countries and arab spring are the same, and nobody knows how things are going to turn out in the end

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, jack brennan, colonel brennan was the nixon, the marine aid to president nixon from 1969 through '74. later when the president went to san clemente after the presidency, he was his chief of staff. he accompanied president and mrs. nixon to china twice, including the original trip. general don hughes, he was the military assistant to president nixon. he was also his military assistant as vice president. he was commander in chief for the pacific fleet. knew the nixons very well and we are proud and delighted to have him here. and, of course -- [ applause ] >> and, of course, julie, who is author of the biography of her mother entitled "pat nixon, the untold story." and also worked with her husband, david eisenhower, in writing "going home to glory." a memoir of dwight d. eisenhower from the period 1961 to '69. ladies and gentlemen, your panel. [ applause ] >> well, i hope we can get that video working before we are done because it is really good. >> because he produced it. >> we take it for granted these days that senior government officials travel all around the world, but that hasn't

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when an agent said he detected nitrate on the gloves he used to inspect brennan, brennan took his clothes off to prove he was not a terrorist. >> protect his speech? we want to protect our eyes. >>> fog rolling into the brentwood neighborhood tonight. we are not talking about christina loren's forecast but the county spraying for mosquitoes to prevent the spread of west nile virus. the trucks will roll through the areas near sandcreak parkway and independence streets and brentwood boulevard. a total of four birds have been infected with that virus and found in pleasant hill and nyson. so far no one has been infected this year, but the county points out you should always check your property for any kind of standing water that is where mosquitoes often hatch. >>> the heat drought will soon be hitting you at the grocery store. a new report from the department of agriculture this morning says the cost of a gallon of milk could rise by 10 to 15 cents by august. and by another quarter by december. the report predicts milk and cheese prices will rise first and corn and meat prices are not far be

she figured it out, okay, brennan, you're about the same size as ricardo. i want to buy him pajamas. absolutely no respect for the dignity of the united states marine corps, i had to take off my bottoms and put these pajama bottoms on. she laughed and roared. all the chinese thought this was really cool. >> we looked for that picture, jack, we couldn't find it. >> yeah, yeah. it's hidden. you can't find it. anyway, i have it. and everywhere -- we went, you just saw the picture. we went to the zoo, with the pandas. and one little side story. always barbara walters -- we had all of the top press people, walter cronkite. the president was in meetings, they didn't want to sit outside. they would go around with mrs. nixon. that's what was projected back to the united states. these heroes in the media wanted to be with mrs. nixon. barbara walters was especially egregious. always wanted to stand next to mrs. nixon. mrs. nixon would smile and i'd grab her arm. and mrs. nixon would chastise me later. >> i don't think we'd let you loose in the press office. >> in the

is alive. >> as it turns out brennan was pulled over by police just an hour before the crash. >> brennan had alcohol inside the car, trace amount of marijuana with him and also a device that was used as a pipe. >> sobriety tests shows brennan is not under the influence but he receives a summons less than an hour later he ends up here. after the accident eden's license is suspended for two years for reckless driving. eden is lucky to get a second chance. >> based on the manner that he was ejected and distance and circumstances, he should not be alive today. >> it's january 10th, 2009 and state trooper ian henry is patrolling interstate 90 outside albany, new york. in the westbound lane he spots a speeding taxi and takes off after it. eventually the trooper catches up and pulls over the cab. >> this was a state cab which was unusual all the way from connecticut. pretty expensive cab ride. >> the trooper talks to the driver and then focuses his attention on the passenger in the backseat who has two duffel bags with him. one has clothing in it. >> the passenger was somewhat hesitant to show

he said, obviously, you tell brennan. he's the kgb. i brought him over to the residence. he went into the room with mrs. nixon. and i was there. fist he prefaced it saying, i want you to know my wife did not buy these gifts for you. i personally went and bought these because i have such great admiration for you. he had these embroidered handkerchiefs that he insisted he personally bought these and personally brought them. not his wife. my wife didn't do it. >> i want to take -- we're running short on time which this is going really fast for me and i hope for you all as well. and give everybody just to ask to sum up a little bit. i'd like to start with don. you were with her during the vice presidential years when a lot of challenges got handled, the travel methods, the different food, the no air conditioning and everything else. how would you summarize mrs. nixon's ability to handle any challenge that was put in front of her while she was overseas? >> do you mind a little plagiarism? >> no, i don't. >> i figured you were going to ask something like that. it's kind of hard

things wrong and this issue is no exception he's paid attention to how do you paid attention to the brennan center is the most recent meticulous research he found his unique take on election integrity is anything but commonsense let's take a look at what conclusions this report came to over one point nine million voting age texans live more than ten miles from id issuing offices that's twelve point seven percent of the state's electorate and more than half of those don't drive cars so this isn't a state with one of the lowest levels of investment in public transportation then there's the fact that no idea issuing offices are open on saturday and in the rural border region sixty one percent of the voting population is hispanic and nine of the eleven idea showing offices are only open once or twice per week to top that off twenty two point four percent of the area lives below the poverty line so they need to free i.d.'s which the state does provide but the cost of obtaining a birth certificate which you need to get an idea texas is twenty two dollars now by comparison the cost of the segregat

but jurors could not reach a verdict in brennan's case. yesterday... prosecutors announced they will retry brennan on charges of attempted rape and child endangerment. more than 1000 extra british troops are called up to boost security at the london olympic games. the british government announced today it has mobilized an additional 1200 soldiers to hundred this decision comes after the security company before us acknowledge that it would not be able to fulfil its promise to provide 10,400 security guards. a government safety panel says that bp missed the big hazard issues in the gulf oil spill off the investigation found the company focused too much on details and personal worker safety instead of major accident hazards that led to the oil spill in the gulf of mexico more than two years ago 11 workers were killed when the deepwater horizon raby exploded about 200 million gal. of oil spilled out into the ocean the bp spokesman issued a statement saying that the company has developed more rigorous safety measures following this accident do you want to r

income side of human disease advances in our set down as against the lions closed at 89 east shuttle brennan said the and the state church line is only operate between bobble park station and the market streets it closes a part it track improvements server should be back up and running by monday. dirichlet's from the letter sent to get evening we were warmer today than yesterday by a good 13 degrees in many bar in the inland locations notable members in the upper 50s along the seashore '60s and '70s across the central they all the way to 90 and fairfield's and concord is the scene of the golden gate bridge record leigh anne numbers are stacking up to the 57 and when they're finally diminishing and we have the clear skies future past caring illustrating and standing in the marine layer for the first time this week notice its javelin the coast in hang offshore unloading high-pressure to basket of our interior valleys simplism the tomorrow and on sunday of days and the alameda county fair smile pans out to be warmer for most as high pressure continues in its retrograde action moving from the ea

when the tsa notified brennan he had tested positive for nitrates, he had enough. he felt like he was being har s harassed and stripped naked in front of the agents. the judge ruled since brennan was protesting what he saw as invasive measures, his action was protected speech. therefore, brennan says he is aware of irony of taking off his clothes to protect his privacy. >>> tonight at 6:00, the controversy over shark fins continues. tonight the chinatown neighborhood association says it plans to file a lawsuit to try to overturn a state law which bans the possession, sale and distribution of those fins. the group held a news conference to discuss the lawsuit at the far east cafe in san francisco this afternoon. the fins are used in shark fin soup, it's a delicasy in chinese cuisine. last year governor brown approved a bill aimed at discouraging shark finning. that's the where the fins are cut off live sharks and the bodies thrown back in the water. the practice kills millions of sharks each year but millions in the chinese community say the law discriminates agains

joining us now is the president of the brennan center of justice, michael waldman.e of voter fraud. how do you admit that and then pass this law. >> there is no basis for passing a law like this. they have admitted it in court and now pennsylvania is like the rest of the country because there is no evidence that shows fraud like this either. this is a classic case of politicians manipulating the system to benefit themselves, to benefit their own re-election. we look back at b boss tweed who said i don't care how people vote as long as i count the votes. we look back and say how could peeppeople put up with that? this is the same spectrum of voter fraud. >> eliot: the system is not broken. they're creating a false issue to pass a restrictive law that will keep hundreds of thousands perhaps millions of people away from the ballot box. this is an outrage to anyone who believes in democracy. >> this is a mess to do this now just a few months before election day. the fact of the matter is, look, i think it's important to protect the integrity of elections, but that's not

brennan was planning to fly to san jose for a business trip. >>> multiple layers of clouds this morning, low clouds and high and mid-level clouds remain from a hurricane that same streaming up here, gave us a few sprinkles. a few clouds left and it's mostly sunny. although sonoma county airport, there are a few areas of clouds. the airport, just light drizzle. that's what they say at noon. otherwise it's mostly sunny, those clouds were so close but they pushed off towards the east. you can see on live storm tracker 2, even the rain as well moved off into the central sierra and will be out of the area. the clouds made for a kind of a balmy muggy morning and some of that humidity is still around, 75 fairfield. low 70s livermore and 70 redwood city. upper 60s near 70 for san jose and napa airport at 73. some locations warming up. we definitely bottomed out with cool temperatures on tuesday. courtesy of that system there. that little low looks like it's going to ejet out of here tomorrow. as it does and the clouds move off to the east that allows high pressure to build in. the fog is not go

margaret brennan is in washington tonight.margaret, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jeff. and new legislation is a long shot, especially in an election year. and while there is talk about restricting who can own guns, sales of guns themselves are climbing. one day after the mass shooting in aurora, colorado, and this virginia firing range is packed. firearms instructor mark briley has a schedule of students. >> you insert the magazine. >> reporter: briley says the tragedy shouldn't change who can own a gun. >> it makes no sense. to penalize people that are doing the right thing because a person does the wrong thing. >> reporter: and gun owners have not been penalized. in fact, there haven't been any new restrictions on ownership in the past four years. there are very few politicians willing to publicly battle to ban certain with with weapons. >> the bottom line is if we had fewer guns, we would have a lot fewer murders. >> reporter: in an interview on "face the nation" to air tomorrow, mac michael bloomberg bla

margaret brennan, cbs news, tokyo. >> mason: later the annual running of the bulls in spain, a display of sword play in japan, and danger on the water from untrained boaters. those stories when the "cbsce from untrained boaters. those stories when the "cbsce evening news" continues. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen, and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if

a judge ruled brennan is protected by free speech rights. getting any ideas?>> imagine working 70 years at one job. that's how long al blackman has been a mechanic at the airport. here in new york. he turns 87 next month and started when he was 16. guess how much he made in 1942? 50 cents an hour. he still reports to work every day for american airlines and has no plans to retire to mark his incredible achievement, he got to ride in a vintage dc 3. now a royal toast. we don't mean the bubbly. a british auction house says it piece of toast was given to prince charles. he gave the uneaten toast to a woman who kept it all these years in a teacup. the 83-year-old woman hopes a collector will pay as much as $800 for it. >>> coming up after your local news, trayvon martin's parents respond to george zimmerman saying he's sorry for killing their son. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." sometimes life can be well, a little uncomfortable. but when it's hard or hurts to go to the bathroom, there's dulcolax stool softener. dulcolax stool softener doesn't m

later, our state department correspondent margaret brennan set down with the secretary and asked her how far the u.s. is willing to go to stop the killing in syria. >> reporter: would you meet bashar al-assad? >> well, certainly we prepared to do anything to assist a transition, but we're strongly supporting kofi annan who, as you know, is the joint envoy of both the u.n. and the arab league. he's in moscow today. so we're giving him our full support. >> reporter: is there a group within the opposition that's emerging that you would feel competent in taking over if bashar exits? >> we cannot tell you with any certainty who the people inside syria would select to be their representatives. but if it were to come to such a moment, we'd be prepared to back those choices, assuming they truly represent the will of the syrian people. >> reporter: how is the u.s. supplying the rebels at this point? >> with non-lethal assistance, which is what we said we would do. >> reporter: what would make you change the type of support? >> at this point, nothing. we are focused on doing doing what we thin

. >> mason: margaret brennan is our state department correspondent. she joins us now from paris. margaret, the russians and chinese declined even to attend the syrian meeting in paris. so are secretary clinton's words likely to have any impact? >> that's a big question. we may not get an answer until new york because that will be the next front in this financial war, essentially, that secretary clinton asked to be waged against syria. so the next push will be at the u.n., for the security council to come forward with a resolution as soon as next week to freeze assets, members of the regime to embargo oil. the question, as you said it, is whether russia would not only support that but abide by it given that they have overlooked those efforts up to this point. >> mason: and how significant is the defection of this syrian general? how big a blow to the assad regime is this? >> it could potentially have major ramifications because the brigadier general, tlass, is not only the highest-ranking command officer to we defect, he's also a long-time childhood friend of president bashar al-a

brennan. let's start with corbin dates. we have to go to dr. brennan now. what did you make of the picture we saw in the courtroom of james holmes. did he give you any indication he had a problem? >> well, chris, it's very difficult to tell from a picture. we don't know a lot about him. i haven't interviewed him. certainly the things that stand out, of course, is the red hair, which may be symbolic at the time police picked him up and the joker. and his eyes. right away looking at his eyes looks different from other pictures. we immediately suspect the possibility of some type of drug abuse. >> would he have access to drugs or be in withdrawal or what do you mean at this point? >> some drugs are long acting. certainly he may still be under the influence of some drug at a later date or may have been given drugs in jail to calm him down. if he has a major mental disorder he may have a major tranquilizer in his system to calm down and deal with the le lugs -- delusion. those drugs give one the appearance of being wide eyed or like we saw in court, drowsy, leth

gets a preview of the olympic games from christine brennan in london. >> warner: on the "daily download" tonight, we look at how mitt romney's trip to london is being tracked in social media. >> woodruff: from illinois, we have the story of scientists trying to tamp down the population of an invasive fish. at the same time, they search for ways to profit from them. >> one of the problems with getting people interested in eating asian carp is they happen to have a lot of bones in some strange places so they're really hard to filet. >> warner: and we examine a new effort to tackle the high unemployment rate for americans with disabilities. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from

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is john brennan the person who normally wakes up the president. his job is primarily terrorism. >> in a mass incident where you have possibly 50 people injured, at least 14 people dead at this hour, certainly john brennan, who is the national counterterrorism inside the white house, would be the one gathering all this information, certainly from intelligence officials, the fbi, the local police would come to him. he would be the one to brief the president so the president could know whether there are larger questions involved about a terrorism incident. john, you've been speaking to your sources and there's no indication of that, right? >> right. there is no nexus to terrorism at this time. that will be contingent on the results of the search being executed at the apartment. while that's going on at fbi headquarters at the aurora police department, the colorado state patrol, they're going to be spinning this individual's name, identity, data, his his associates through the fbis investigative data warehouse with a billion records showing nexus to a

police in honolulu pulled brennan over wednesday night for a traffic stop. he was arrested for suspicion of dui. officers say they found an illegal substance on him. >>> day 2 of redskins did bunch of any faces. >> washington also found a wide receiver for him to throw the ball too lou holder introduces us to peer yes garcon, who is thrilled to be in washington. >> what was it about the situation here that made you want to come here. you were there in indianapolis, coming out of the shadow of marvin harrison and reggie wayne, you had equity built there. what was so appealing about the situation. >> it's a lot of feeling, we love being here. the coaches of the washington redskins, coach shanahan and mike -- they really wanted me here. they called me first when they're allowed to, and things went great from there. we had a great conversation. i was looking forward to getting here. >> you played with a dynamic quarterback with peyton manning. what did you learn playing with him that has served you well? >> i learned a lot. he taught me everything we know. taugh

in new york, dick brennan, wjz eyewitness news. >> anan said his team in syria will follow up on the agreement reached with president assad. >>> a baby golden eagle is recovering after being burned in one of utah's wildfires. that eagle has been aptly named phoenix, after the myth cal bird who rose from the ashes and began a new life. his future looks pretty promising. in spite of his beak being burned, he is starting to eat on his own. it is unclear when the bird will be able to fly again. regardless, with those birds, they usually live a nice life in the sanctuary if they can't be released back into the wild. >> heartbreaking. >>> scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> we are in chicago, which has seen an explosion of gang violence. what will the mayor do to stop the killing? we'll put the question to him tonight on the cbs evening news. >> thank you, scott. and here's a look at tonight's numbers from wall street. the dow down just a little bit. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a rare light show dazzles the sky over minnesota. this ti