i formed real strong bonds with bro and his family. and i had a hard time just leaving. you know, i didn't feel my time there was done. it had such an impact and coming back to the united states, i felt somewhat discom bob lated. i had this experience. it was radically different than what i had known and i felt a need to go back there to learn more about the country and also for my own sense of balance. i felt like i needed to stay there. i just feel somewhat lost having done it and then just coming back to a place that was so different. >> was your reporting done all in the "kansas city star"? >> initially it was done primarily for "kansas city star" and knight-ridder newspapers. and then i started freelancing and began working for some smaller magazines such as the virginia quarterly review and missouri review. submitting essays. some of which revise up here in the book about my personal experiences in afghanistan, my thoughts about people there in the country. thoughts that normally -- i don't go into a daily story. >> give an example. >> well, for example, there's on

look at these bro sures. they show children with serbal palsy who are doing great after being treated with their own stem cells. we tracked this doctor down. my reading on this makes me think that they've been treated and have been cured. is that an appropriate read on your work? >> no. we don't have any data yet about whether it works or not. most children improve somewhat on their own no matter what you do. >> reporter: we took her concerns to tom moore, ceo of the biggest private banking company, cord blood registry and asked him if there's proof stem cremes cure cerebral palsy. >> i think proof is a strong word right now. i think there are a number of situations. but they're anecdotal. >> reporter: is it ethical to market stem cremes as a biological life insurance policy? >> i don't think we market it as a life insurance policy. >> reporter: that's not a term that you would feel is appropriate? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: but here it is in his company's literature. biological insurance. tracey dones

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doing a little bit more into looking in women's issues and staying in touch with bro and his fami. >> j. malcolm farce. -- garcia. thank you very much. >> you've been watching booktv on c-span2. every weekend we bring you 48 hours of nonfiction books, public affairs, history, and biography saturday morning at 8:00 through monday at 8:00 am eastern. ... >> first off, david donovan, and secondly, michael call breeze. mr. call breeze, what is a spectrum? >> guest: well, much more commonly known as the public airwaves. it's really not a tangible thing at all, but the electromagnetic properties of the earth's atmosphere which allow the transmission of radio waves, and we call it the spectrum because it's a spectrum of frequencies that can carry, you know, basically different waves with different propagation characteristics. so some are high-frequent went si waves that carry a lot of information but not through walls or trees or over very long distances, and then there are low frequency bands such as those used by television which are considered the beach front, the very best, because those

. >> don't tase me, bro. >> reporter: and argumentative motorists. >> get on the ground. >> reporter: at america's pastime? >> just manhandle him, throw him in the back like they used to. >> reporter: of course, back years ago, some sports took care of the interlopers themselves. >> he got some shots in. >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >>> that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

." >> lehrer: then, jeffrey bro gets the latest on the daring art robbery at the paris museum of modern art. >> woodruff: margaret warner interviews the man who ran against afghan president karzai and lost. >> obscurity is in the mind-- security is the mind of the people. do they feel secure, more secure today than it was like six months ago in different parts of the country? i don't think so. >> lehrer: plus, we have a global post report on protests over the u.s. marine base in okinawa, japan. >> the future of u.s. forces in okinawa is such a a contentious issue that it could unseat the recently elected prime minister. >> woodruff: and the analysis of mark shields and david brooks. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: 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 viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: sweeping reform of the nation's financial regulatory system moved

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next week on the show -- jake gyllenhaal, jonah hill, adrien bro brody, chris harrison, the new "dancingars" champion, whoever that may be. muse trick peter frampton, stone temple pilots, damian marley, nas, and the great eddie murphy will join us. i hope you guys are aware of this, but there are security cameras in our, actually in our bathrooms, and -- this is -- there is nothing weird here. we caught -- we caught teri hatcher just -- well, take a look. >> look. i can be a sert. now, my whole house is great. i can do anything good. i like my school. i like anything. i like my dad. i like my mom. i like my hair, i like my hair cuts. i like my pajamas. i like my stuff. i like my whole house. my whole house is great. i can do anything good. yeah. yeah. yeah. i can do anything good. >> jimmy: that's strange, isn't it? you know our first guest from "desperate housewives." in her spare time, she is hard at work stretching the boundaries of the internet beyond pornography and videos of cats. she has a new guide to life website called gethatched.com. please welcome teri hatcher. [ cheers and a

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. >> that was hot, bro, that was hot. >> jimmy: i like that. going to do on the thing for the finale. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so, what do you think she should do another one of those? she can't do another janice joplin. >> well, i would stick to her guns. what always bugs me, you kind of know who she is. you see the --know the whole vibe is. and you've been living with her on tv for four or five months. so, just stay in her lane and do her thing. she can still be that kind of like cool hippy chick. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: maybe she should do grateful dead. >> or you know -- like "idiot boyfriend" or something. i mean, i don't know who wrote it. >> jimmy: "my song 'idiot boyfriend.'" right? >> yeah, i don't know who wrote it? maybe -- >> jimmy: smash hit song, yeah. >> smash hit, man. >> jimmy: you should have a comedy night. you could do king tut, "the hanukkah song," "red-hooded sweatshirt." "idiot boyfriend." it's a comedy night. >> hey, hey, i'm saying -- come on, man. >> jimmy: she'd be so bummed if that was the truth. how about th

. >>> don't tase me, bro, take two. >>> heartbreak for two families.woman's baby really belongs to this couple. a devastating clinic mistake. tonight the families are speaking out. >>> but first a quick check of what our team is working on for the fox 5 morning news. e?0 g?m mcdonald's bacon and cheese angus third pounder. as if it wasn't enough to make it with a full third pound... of 100% angus beef, they had the audacity to use a bakery-style bun... and crinkle cut the pickles. there's no denying it, that's a third strip of bacon. have they no shame! angus axiom #39: it's an embarrassment of riches. the astonishing angus third pounders. all angus. all mcdonald's. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> caught on camera. the bank robber who gave away some of the stolen cash to strangers during his getaway. investigators say this man walked interest a columbus, ohio bank, shoald the teller a -- showed the teller a gun. he took off with the cash and encountered a mother and daughter window shopping. he gave them each a 100 dollar bill and ran away. >>> fair game or inap

broke bro? >> elsewhere in the nl east, senate bipartisanship.ublican senator jim bunning of the 1968 pittsburgh pirates honoring bobby cox of the atlanta braves who is scheduled to retire after 29 years as a major league manager, 25 of them in atlanta. we think he might have batted against bunning when cox played third base for the yankees. anyway, the senators extold bobby's leadership, and he produced the mo juiced. >> one thing i want to ask you gentlemen to do, speak at my funeral. >> to wisconsin and the deer crashers. two deer blasted through the glass doors of the ale house. deer like beer. the bar/restaurant was not prepared for the unexpected guests, the hoofed once, therefore wrestled down to the floor for their own protection. since the regular patrons were watching a basketball game at the time. a milwaukee bucks game. that's sports. i'm vip burns, now back to lou waters and bill zimmerman in atlanta. sorry, i had a flashback. >>> the crisis continues in nashville. off the back burner newswise, thank goodness, but the death count in

next, don't taze me, bro.the phillies-cardinals game, a 17-year-old phillies fanatic ran out onto the field and ran around before being brought down in front of 40,000 fans by a taser gun. authorities are now investigating whether use of the stun gun went too far. editorial point here, i know philly fans are tough, but couldn't they have just tackled the guy? >>> finally, cleaning house. the republican party of florida has posted an oil painting of governor charlie crist on ebay. the painting was originally commissioned for party headquarters in tallahassee. but his decision to drop out of the republican primary and run as an independent has made him persona nongrata within the party. case in point. catch the painting's description on ebay. canvas naturally sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity. just as charlie crist's are subject to fluctuations in poll numbers. which brings us to tonight's "big number." what's the going rate on ebay for charlie crist's painting? $6,000. six days to make your bid.

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casey: finally, let me also submit for the record a summary on bro guess of support for security in afganistan, issued by the department of defense dated april 2010. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. with that, i would yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. udall: i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. udall: before i ask consent on an amendment, i'd like to comment on senator casey's remarks that he delivered so powerfully and eloquently. he is right on point that the efforts underway in afghanistan are crucial to our country's national security. it was important as well that he talked about the three main factors that are at play there in our ultimate success. this week we've had president karzai and much of his cabinet here in washington. i certainly appreciate the effort president karzai made to show his respect for

a perception of a cut as this multi headed hydra and every time one had is blocked off and another bros has been true, but by and large, -- another one rose. that has been true, but by and large, it has been able to conduct these attacks, but it no longer has a support base in iraq. host: in your piece earlier in the year you wrote about what the iraqis are looking for in the u.s. has that changed in the last couple of months? guest: by and large, most iraqis do what the united states to withdraw on schedule. -- and you want the united states to withdraw on schedule. but there are concerns about whether iraqi security forces will be able to maintain security once the u.s. withdraws. interestingly enough, iraqi leaders are not going to be public and indicating a desire for american forces to remain or extend their stay, but in private they will indicate their concerns. for example, in the north between the central government and the kurdish forces, who are face to face with the american troops as buffers between them, that is a situation that could erupt in the event of friction around t

i understand the bro of seed -- the prerogative that the agency has to go before its committee of jurisdiction first. i hope those committee members will ask about the conduct of the mineral management service and the kind of demands they make for oil spill response plans, and just to restate the intention of senator collins and me to all the minerals management service's before our committee at some appropriate me in the not too cute -- too distant future to answer those questions if they are not answer to more. in the meantime, i thank you. the record of this hearing will remain open for 15 days for the submission of our -- -- of other statements. with that, the hearing is adjourned. thank you. host: c-sp [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> tomorrow, interior secretary salazar were testified before the senate environment subcommittee. live coverage begins at 2:30 p.m. eastern on c-span3. a panel led by former u.s. secretary of state madeleine albright has laid out a strategic blueprint for nato. that is next on c

agreement, but that's neither here nor there because before the discussions have even started, gordon bro had himself said that he is stepping aside. >> .the best thing for the party. >> yes it is. he's made that clear we should pay credit to them for that. >> will the liberal democrats take any labour, you think? >> well coming to give them a question of the liberal democrats choosing the labour leader. well, you know, we haven't got into that question. the question of who is the labour leader will actually s the type table in the process i in the labour party to actually decide on that. but i think the moment we're trying to form a government after a general election and we haven't set the timetable for the leadership election yet. >> are you going to stand? >> i'm deputy leader of the labour party that got no plans to step aside from that role. >> that means you're not standing for leader? so you're not standing? >> you can't run for

. >> bros is, sir. bp? >> no questions. >> halliburton? >> no questions. >> dril-quip? >> no questions. >> weatherford? >> no questions. >> just to follow up, or the engine to winding up or were they winding down? >> i believe that they were winding up. >> how long have you been a diesel mechanic? >> including my onshore time and this, about six years. >> it gas is going into the turbo, up would engines revved up or read it down? >> they wouldn't rev up because of the engine receiving an and regulate -- they would rev up because of the engine receiving an unregulated source of fuel. >> what would have to be damaged for the other primary generator to have come on line? >> would have to be the damage? >> if we had a no. 3 and #6 online, what would have been damaged for those engines not to come up? >> i do not believe that at the time that the rig went dark -- there is always a delay in the equipment registering the fact that the equipment has failed and that we are in the dark and that you have to go through a sequence to start the engines, and that there was not enough

>> there were another carolyn bro browner -- >> certainly to the extent that these involved agency personnel, department of interior, department of homeland security, we as the oversight body of this congress should have the ability to get that information. that's not, in my understanding, that should not be covered under executive privilege. so i will make that request in -- >> will the gentleman yield, if you're going to make a request because it's going to come to me and i'd like a clarification. if the chairman will yield you an additional minute. >> i'll yield you an additional minute. >> sdwhat he wish to requt? the log of these visitors and the fact they were at the white house meet with people within the administration? >> yes, and i'd like to know what was discussed. >> i don't know that you are entitled to that. but the white house already posts its logs as to who comes and and meets with -- this is something we didn't have in the previous administration. they do have a posti of the log and you can easily find out who came in from the outside and who met with people in the white ho

a perception of a cut as this multi headed hydra and every time one had is blocked off and another brosthat has been true, but by and large, -- another one rose. that has been true, but by and large, it has been able to conduct these attacks, but it no longer has a support base in iraq. host: in your piece earlier in the year you wrote about what the iraqis are looking for in the u.s. has that changed in the last couple of months? guest: by and large, most iraqis do what the united states to withdraw on schedule. -- and you want the united states to withdraw on schedule. but there are concerns about whether iraqi security forces will be able to maintain security once the u.s. withdraws. interestingly enough, iraqi leaders are not going to be public and indicating a desire for american forces to remain or extend their stay, but in private they will indicate their concerns. for example, in the north between the central government and the kurdish forces, who are face to face with the american troops as buffers between them, that is a situation that could erupt in the event of friction arou

after that famous mutual fund money market fund bro about in the wake of limits by the community brought money market fund or the risk of that. and that a broad-based run on commercial paper market. and so you face the prospect of some of the largest companies in the world in the united states losing the capacity to fund access those commercial paper market. so we were involved at that time in deciding what ultimately came the commercial paper which is a backstop for the commercial paper markets, to complement the temporary guarantee for money market funds. so i was involved in a whole range of efforts to help design that facility. and i was exposed, had conversations with people across the financial markets would depend on commercial paper markets who were trying to make sure we were a wearable is happening and how perilous it was. you did need a focal to tell you that. all you do is look at the price of that stuff and how hard it was. it was a development that was self evident and obvious to all of us at the time. >> was he not answer specifically about that i talk to you about that? >