vermont burned there were. seventy. thousand people who were responsible for projectile or parts of the forests in the name of these people were listening. and now they are bullish foresters among foreigners thirty is the. it's the specialist for some professional education usually higher education but listening is for his guard specifically for his guard this these people were here in russia about three hundred years ago and survived until for thousands there one. no such person as a for our existence here is exactly a profession doesn't exist in russia we hear about sixteen thousand people who are responsible to some extent for forest protection for gardening but these people are mostly. office people who work for you ok so so no they know this new forest co the new legislation was adopted in russia in two thousand and six you said yes so you said that it abolished some profession it abolished some some services this is. concerning the care first this country good what other results of this new legislation was it all

head of greenpeace since first apartment in russia where the country is really ready for another burning challenge that's next to nothing. well. bringing you the latest in science and technology from the realms of russia. we've done the future covered. hello again on the walk i'm to spotlight the interview show on our take i'll be real and today my guest is alex c. he had a show. last year their record drought unseen wildfires to russia flames destroyed words villages and killed dozens of people we weeks in august moscow and many other cities were covered with thick snow the press and public blamed the conditions on the state forest products so will russia get a breath of fresh air this year here's the head of his greenpeace russia part of the truculent aleksey russia. the wildfires of last summer destroyed almost two million acas of forest and two and a half thousand homes in russia the government was forced to spend more than five hundred million dollars to stinkiest buyers and build new houses after the fall countdown officials say they learned the lessons and would not happen again i

grass a large large territories yet last year's grass is being burned out why do they do that nobody else in the world does the month exactly i have seen large scale grass born in canada. but there are. many african countries that there is a tradition to burn grass but the biggest part of the world is not a tradition in what i did or did the does it make any sense to burn the grounds it may cause fires they does cause five surrendered for the legion i will see it is not a common sense people think that if they will burn all grass then they will clean the land and the new grass will appear sooner this is maybe the initial reason but during the last. several more reasons appear for example some people in religious they think that with that i will start a fire that will come from my own religion or another one. of those little cunt on my view who and then all thought foresters them going to cultural people they also started to worm grass for example from from the forest just to prevent coming fire into the forest from the wheel which everybody starts and tries to make fire earlier than

this is burning at rush and folsom, in between 6th and 7th. this is an area that is used heavily during the evening commute, and from what we understand this is really impacting traffic. it also looks like in the past few minutes this fire has really increased. and again we mentioned just moments ago it has now gone from two alarms to three alarms. we are still working to figure out exactly what type of building this is, but again it is in the south of market area, folsom and rush. so stay away from that area if you are preparing to head home towards the evening commute. again, folsom is a key road that is used for folks heading up to the bay bridge. >> and you are looking at live pictures just as we see what happened now. we're watching it, about 15 minutes ago in the news room you could see a lot of smoke coming out of the building. you really couldn't see the flames, but news chopper 2 is here now, you can really get a good look at the smoke and the ladders going up to the building there with the flames just bursting out of the building. ag

a book and other people die well a book burned in america isn't worth killing people. who are running this is zero tolerance if if europe will be tolerant facing zero tolerance this means your europe's culture is doomed here's a little bit against pause why should we burn a book and why should accuse people because because bird. this is the extremists and i'm going to try to say to people that please now think about all those things i think all these symbols that are coming up in the political debate is also used by extreme political forces and i think you do so also filling a gap. because. i mean on center oriented politicians the many have failed to do the right things with unemployment. and guiding the economy and all this. and therefore. all their fortunes are feeling this political symbols. well since we've met nearly here you go there's one more talk about the complete failure of multiculturalism in europe. do you agree that it is failing that it's falling apart do you think it is it does still have future not i don't think it has failed but there are so many dif

that's something different and i don't think we should burn books and all that kind of things because it is in so i mean you know i've been through a course a lot of. time in frustration and anger in many circles of the world so why should we do it i mean we should say to people be it yes you have the freedom of expression you can say what you want you can make. it quite two or you can burn a book you have the right to do it but why should you do it it's not an obligation but what do you think if you try to be tolerant in europe then you think zero tolerance for from from the other side from the new drug cartel you probably should go to the newspaper and as a reaction people die people are killed you burn a goat and other people die while the book burned in america isn't worth killing people no i mean this is zero tolerance if if europe will be tolerant facing zero tolerance this means you're europe's culture is due yes. i'm against cause why should be. and why should be killed people because it was spurred. this is the extremists and. try to say to people that please now think about

the point of burning eternally, for instance, wasn't simply that you burned alive, but that you did burn eternally. your flesh was never consumed, so the pain would never ease. god watched over every sparrow that falls, and he watched over each of us, and he wasn't too pleased with what he saw. some of you will remember jonathan edwards'er sermon, sinners in the hand of an angry god. edwards would look down at his cowering congregation -- you may play the cowering congregation -- [laughter] the god that holds you over the pit of hell much as one holds a spider or some loathsome insect over the fire abhors you and is dreadfully provoked. his wrath towards you burns like fire. he looks upon you as worthy of nothing else but to be cast into the fire. he is of pure eyes than to bear to have you in his sight. you are 10,000 times more abominable in his eyes than the most hateful serpent is in ours. now, that was standard doctrine. what did it have to do with science? what it had to do with science was this, the mission of science was to study god's handy work, to pay homage to his creation. e

jon: that agent, dobbins, whose house was burned down with his family in it, did they get out okay? >> >> reporter: they got out. he was not there at the time. his son heard the glass breaking, got his mother and sister out, and the dog out of the house, but it was burned to the ground and that is -- they are asking for protection and never really got it. back to you. jon: what a mess. william la jeunesse, thanks. jenna: well, talking a little politics now, the latest job approval numbers show the president after the killing of usama bin laden, look at politics and this administration and as they move towards the 2012 election. how long do they stay around? what does this say about the biggest topic -- topics yet ahead. >> firefighters rushing to save a man from a massive attack by insects? an incredible story for you, just ahead.

in 1536, tindale was burned at the stake. in the midst of the fire, he died with a prayer on his lips. >> open the king of england. >> william tindale's prayer was answered. the greatest selling book of all time and changed the english language forever. in 1603, queen elizabeth died leaving the british throne to her second cousin james. james needed to find a way to step out of elizabeth's shadow and make his own mark. he found it in a most unlikely place. >> when james took the throne, the church of england was plagued by controversy and corruption. in 1604, he called a meeting with the bickering church leaders. anglican bishops and puritans that wanted to reform them. >> the hampton court conference, it turned into chaos. >> do you have any requests? and i mean truly worthy of my attention? >> much of the fighting focussed on england's 2 bibles. puritans favored the geneva translation. it was full of marginal notes that criticized the church and crown. the bishop's published their own bible and in fear yor, translation mand

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and three types and first, second, third degree and first sun burn and second and third is charring an treating burns and remove the heat source and of course it's smoking and cool it off and the cover the person and our skin helps keep our heat in and once we lose the skin and now we are concerned with hypothermia and getting too cold and make sure whatever is burning is not burning anymore and the rules are keep it clean and them them warm and don't forget the air way, breathing, and shock and whatever you do know your limit and what you are capabilit capa once you are involved with the nert teams and you get to revie the stuff and what you can do and physically you know what yo can do and lift people and mentally is another thing and w will talk about disaster psychology next week and some people say they can't look at blood or some say they can't look at a child screaming and know your limits and don't become a victim yourself. . >> we're going to go over search and rescue in this class, go over some buildings and how you assess buildings. you already had classes on utility cont

low clouds, sunny and breezy once those clouds start to burn back. all signs pointing to another cooling trend. today we'll start to slide down. we'll continue that theme. could be some rain, maybe north and east on sunday. the end result will be much cooler and breezy. you can feel returns or echos, rain heading to the north. mendocino county, lake county. 52 to 56. not much of a difference. you can see y southwest at eight at sfo. 20 at fairfield. with the fog in place, temperatures will start to come down. one system moves in tonight. that will keep the fog going. a stronger system comes in, it will keep that cooler pattern going. low clouds and fog, but for some it will be a slower process. cool to warm. 50s, 60s. coming down about two to four inland but it's going to be a chilly day by the coast. look for more fog and a cooler pattern into the weekend, slightly warmer monday and tuesday. >> some people say there won't be a need for a forecast after tomorrow. that's because the end of the world could be coming tomorrow. bay area based family radi

. >> we take you back to the fire burning in san francisco. that is overhead at 70 and fulsome and we know it is a three story building that is burning right now. >> there were report that is it spread to another building that was not confirmed. we do know this, ambulances are called to the scene and we know of three injuries and how serious we are not certain. we will go to someone on the phone, from the red cross . steve we understand the disaster response team was called out. >> the normal response to a fire in thisuation and the responder that is our command center to the scene. >> what is the primary goal here to deal with victims and help them get to new places to stay for the night. >> yes, indeed . first step is assessment to find out how many were affected and the extent of the damage . find out our resources and the needs of the affected, of course. >> steve, what information are you getting as to how many people are affected by this? >> we will read out 10 minutes ago, i don't have information back from the sight. >> steve, thank yo

proceeds benefit the san jose burn foundation which helps burn survivors and their families. a great cause. it is still 5:23. let's check the roads with mike. >> we are focusing on the south bay. the commute is just getting started. a slight bump in traffic, not a big deal. the sharks are in town. a lot of effort toward the vancouver face-off. we come back with a w tonight. it could be an issue for you if this is where you work and where you are trying to leave the area to get home to watch it on tv. the area past the san mateo bridge is cleared up. no problems across the san mateo bridge. 880, further north past the coliseum. a smoother drive at 66. not a problem today. the as are not playing there today. they are playing across the bay. a smooth drive toward the bay area toll plaza. looking fine across the area. focusing on at&t park, it's where the face-off is, the battle. the san francisco giants icon is here. this is what would be happen if it were a tie, they were merge. it would be horrible. >> that's why there's extra innings. thank you mike. >>> a berkeley professor

against was why should people burn a book and why should the kloof people because it was spurred. this is the extremism. should try to say to people that please now think about all those things i think all these symbols that are coming up in the political debate but it's also used by extreme political forces and i think you do so also appealing a gap. because. in. the center oriented politicians the many have paid to do the right things with unemployment. and guiding the economy and all this. and therefore. all the forces are prevailing in this political symbols. well since we've met the hero girl there's one more talk about the complete failure of multiculturalism in europe. the agree that it is failing that it's falling apart how do you think it does still have fusion i don't sail it has failed but there are so many different issues or what is multiculturalism i'm talking about diversity we have always had not versity with respect to religion ethnic background and all this in europe we are becoming more and more diverse so be should be for instance to today most countries are re

riding into history-- on the 50th anniversary of the alabama bus burning, civil rights pioneers remember their brush with death. and walking tall-- a paralyzed college student fulfills a dream as he receives his diploma thanks to remarkable new technology. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: good evening. for army engineers hoping to keep ahead of the rising mississippi, it is the most drastic step yet. this afternoon they opened the first of the floodgates of the morganza spillway, up stream from baton rouge and new orlea orleans. potentially flooding thousands of square miles of countryside. dean reynolds is in organza with the very latest. >> reporter: good evening, russ. officials told us this afternoon everyone in the area the water will take 24 hours to reach has already departed and as you can see behind me, with good reason. only one of the 125 gates on this 4,000-foot-long spillway was opened, a cautious first step to give everyone and everything a chance to flee. >> we'll open one bay today. we'll open one or two tomorrow.

it's burning just south of los angeles..ington park. >>> we continue to follow breaking news in southern california right now. it's a major fire burning just south of l.a. in huntington park. it is on alameda avenue if you are familiar with the area. we're told it's a food processing plant. but we're also told there are other businesses inside. one of those businesses could have tires inside. that's why it's burning out of chrome. there were early reports of an explosion. at this point, we don't know what may have caused it. smoke can be seen all the way to l.a.x. and the 110 freeway. there are no evacuation but there are homes nearby and we'll keep you updated throughout the newscast. >>> analysts believe this year tech companies will add about 150,000 jobs. among the companies hiring, palo alto-based facebook. stanford student matt bush is one of the new hires. >> i know a lot about the company, thought a lot about it. written papers on it. >> facebook is one of the many silicon valley companies in the process of expanding

that's something different and i don't think we should burn books and all that kind of things because it is insulting and we know that we had to cause a lot of. time in prostration. in the circus or the world so why should we do it i mean we should say to people be it yes you have freedom of expression you can say what you want you can make. cartoons burn a book you have the right to do it but why should you do it it's not an obligation but do you think you try to be tolerant in europe when you think zero tolerance for from from the other side from you drug cartel you probably should go to a newspaper and as a reaction people die people are killed you gonna go and other people die well a book burned in america isn't worth killing people. i mean this is zero tolerance if europe will be tolerant facing zero tolerance this means you're upset all jews do yes. i am against course why should be a book and why should it kills people because because bird. this is the extremism understood tried to say to people that peace now is think about all those things and all the symbols that are coming

into the bay area, and already i am tickled with some invitations to go to burning man this year. i do not know if i am going to do that. but they just announced a five- year lease over 18,000 square feet to be located on midmarket street. that is a wonderful follow-up. there will be more to come. twitter has many other firms that will follow. you want to be there with the creativity they will bring to midmarket as well. these are great additions we have in the works. it is also no surprise that the 34th america's cup is coming to san francisco in 2013, and we are hard at work in preparing that event. as you know, we announced the people plan, the plan which will move some 200,000 people every single day, on march 31. two years out, we are aggressively trying to meet our commitments for this spectacular 2013 event. we are trying to set a new standard because we know that not only moving to hundred thousand people will be -- 200,000 people will be a challenge, but sustaining the events will constantly be our challenge. we are aiming to make the 34th america's cup the most transit,

mob stabbed and burned tea ships in new york, philadelphia, charleston.boston's staged a second tea party after the first one. the moms booked no dissent. they burned the homes of anyone they suspected of favoring british rule and sent their traded tendril and imitation of the inquisition coach to the doors of citizens who dared support for their church, their country and their legitimate established government. the squeaky wooden tip card, its drivers breaking down doors and dragging shaking victims from their beds for transport to the liberty tree. bob always awaited them strip them, tar and feather them and having them with a rope around their waist from a branch be scorned and humiliated. this was no fight for liberty for independence. this was a civil war between british subjects over the extent of state authorities and the rights of the individual. independents did not end that conflict. the colonial tea partiers and those who supported them were essentially libertarians who had no businesses, carveout arms from the wilderness on their without gover

why don't know what caused the smoke or the burning. the faa is investigating that rate now and were told that some of those passengers are still stuck in lost vegas more of them will be coming here to sfo this evening. live sfo, kron 4 news. >>catherine: police and san jose say they're expecting more trouble in the downtown club district this weekend but say they will be ready for this after violence and vandalism at the annual party last night. rod shows us what the rowdy crowds left behind. class >>rob: repair trucks like this outside are a half- dozen businesses. did they tell the tail, sidewalk covered with broken glass after dozens of windows were smashed. >> it's not there, it's not right. >>rob: the enrollee crowd moved east smashing windows up and in trash cans. police used pepper spray on one group gathered at cane road. there were seven arrests, one man stabbed another carjacking and a cop shaken up after being knocked off his motorcycle. >> around 10:00 p.m. the crowd reached a point in the celebration where we believed they

they burned down the mansion of thomas hutchenson. his father was a merchant banker, and it was one the most beautiful homes in america designed by jones and the rioters went out there and burned that house down from top to bottomment one of the rioters in the diary described how it fell to the ground, but they destroyed manuscripts that went back to america's founding. hutchenson was not an amateur historian, but he was a brilliantly educated man with advanced degrees in history, and he wrote, and this is still available -- i have three volumes, history of massachusetts from its very beginnings, but the documents to support that history, original manuscripts from the time of the early landings in massachusetts were all destroyed by these rioters. hancock didn't want that to happen to himself, and he tried to make peace with sam adams and sat on the fence as long as he could, and finally, he had to give money to support adams and become a part. he decided it would be more advantageous for them to try to take control of the rebel movem

it's already burned about 40 acres. we haven't heard anything about when firefighters expect to have it fully contained. luckily, nobody's been hurt. the fire has not damaged any building. several fires broke across southern california yesterday. the temperatures down there hit in the nines. s. >>> let's -- os. >> all right. let's check in with sal. now at the toll plaza the heat mering lights were -- metering lights were switched on extra slow. we're up to 25, maybe 30 minutes before you get on bridge. so that could be almost double the time that you have to wait. so make plans accordingly getting into san francisco at the bay bridge. 101 san jose northbound. 280 is not really a decent alternate. i want to show you a picture of that. it's okay here. but just around the corner, it does slow down for that long trip into the valley. today's weather at 7:25 with steve. >> thank you, sal. as you saw from the traffic stops, there's sunshine for some, low clouds and fog for others. 40s and 50s. some of that fog over the bay.

i encourage you to strongly consider the resolution options and burn our community's trust back. you can protect our civil rights and keep us safe. if you ignore the resolution option, you will be sending the community a message that you don't take seriously our lives and concerns. i would also like to respond to comments about many members of the community's coming from countries that have different standards and laws. actually, some of these community members have shared that they have come to the u.s. in the hopes of seeking a different circumstance and in the hopes of seeking more protection, and an ability to speak up for themselves and their rights. however, are people say they're surprised, especially in san francisco that they continue to feel they are not able to speak openly and that they're being profiled and surveiled. thank you so much. [applause] >> good evening. police chief, i want to congratulate you and welcome you to our community. commissioners, this topic looks kind of very deep. in looking at the law, i want to thank a good gentleman, jean, and i think you s

. >> fire investigators will return to the scene of an apartment fire that burned dozens of people out of their homes and injured four firefighters. also damage done to four buildings. terry mcsweeney is live in the south of market area. terry, you discovered terrific news. >> it's really amazing news because take a look at this building. fire department says it's probably a total loss. fire department is on the scene. firefighters have been going in and out of this residential hotel all morning long. take a look what they found about 15 minutes ago. hiding in one of closets in one of top floor which s a little chihuahua. they found it about 15 minutes ago. they are going to turn it over to animal control until they can locate the person who is responsible for this dog. an amazing story of survival getting through the smoke and the heat. back to the fire itself, firefighters still on the scene out here. you are looking at the fire at its peak you could see the smoke from as far as away well into the east bay. residents say someone threw bourbon on to a barbecue and that led to the rest

it burned for about two hours. as for the cause, firefighters have not officially said yet, but some residents say it may have been started by someone barbecuing chicken on an indoor barbecue pit and then throwing bourbon on it of all things. a person who lived at the hotel did have to go to the hospital for smoke inhalation as did a firefighter and another firefighter has a shoulder injury. they are all expected to be okay. and check out the other guy who was apparently okay today. this little chihauhau we found him getting some shelter in the vehicle of the fire chief. he was found this morning, which was a real shocker to all the firefighters on scene this morning. here's how that went down. >> he said there's a dog in here. i said no way. he pulled it out that was on the fire floor, had singes to its back but was happy and healthy. >> amazing. >> reporter: it took 100 firefighters total to put it out. the reason firefighters are still on scene this morning, they are making sure there are no other hot spots here

and more than 4200 acres burned. verse den faces up to five years in prison if convicted. the people that face the biggest risk live in older homes near mountains and hills that means the danger of a devastating landslide is all around us here in the bay area. >>> the new crown of the eastern span of the bay bridge is finally in place on the main tower. crews lowered the crown or saddle into place yust before 8:00 last night. cal tran says it's the largest and heaviest saddle ever made for a suspension bridge. it's strong enough to support the one enormous cable that hold the decks in place. they expect to finish stringing that cable by 2015. >>> happy friday to you mike and pam. traffic is doing well around the bay area. if you are looking at the san mateo bridge it's a nice drive. also the morning commute looks good westbound bay bridge coming top the toll plaza. not a big delay. we hope on this friday it will stay nice and light for us. northbound 280 traffic looks good getting up to highway 17. at 5:08 here is st

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killing of colonel gadhafi is selling at a nato air strike sparks outrage and media angry crowds burned the phone and a season of french all singing and when to withdraw its stuff from the country. next the latest in our series of reports looking at what happens to the former republics of the soviet union after they gained independence twenty years ago. kiev the capital of ukraine this square is called the mind down the hub of all political upheaval since ukraine gained independence in one thousand nine hundred one translated from ukrainian my deming's marketplace here electoral votes of the most popular item on the for many is that each new president coming to power in ukraine begins his presidency from stretch. several years ago thousands of people came to the my dam in an attempt to change the course of history during the so-called over and revolution my down has since become a symbol of shattered hopes the many. feel for us the only left over from the revolution is this orange jacket. ukrainian society is split that's the main outcome of the orange revolution among the side as the c

we were up their moments ago to find that fire had burned through the roof. let's take a look at some pictures from chopper 2 right now. firefighters were alerted about 15 minutes ago to evacuate the building. horn sounded to get everyone out because the fire had burned through the roof and there was a threat of collapse probably have seen three firefighters slightly injured. to -- two with smoke inhalation. we know that the red cross is on the scene trying to attend to people who were in the building. we know some people were inside at the time and evacuated. there are people on the roofs of adjacent buildings that are also watching this fire. it appears to be a crazy thing because of the intense smoke. you can see video from earlier you can see how intense this fire was. huge flames were leaping up through this building. the building is now fully engulfed. some of the residence in the area a very angry with firefighters. they say they were not attacking this aggressively enough. many were yelling and screaming for firefighters to do more. the smoke which wa

so lots of fire proofing, concrete also doesn't burn.they're very conscious ever making sure that the basic structure of this building is not combustible. and so the sprinklers are basically for what the tenant brings in. >> now, you see the big holes up here in the girders. doesn't that weaken the girders when you put giant holes in them? >> some of the holes don't have reinforcing rings. the other holes do. if you go to the original design you'll see all these holes all designed out individually and when they finally do a build-out those holes are there to install these deducts. and -- >> so a lot of times when you go into a building, especially a wood-framed building, they're up there cutting holes in the industrial members. >> in the wrong spot. >> in the wrong spot and the building inspector says, you have to get your building inspector to check these things out. >> every one of them, there are about 40 sheets showing every one of these beams with every one of these holes in them. some of these deducts have been taken out and when t

an elderly woman is in the hospital with burns.utside but flames were pouring out the front door. half of the home is a loss. this started at 2:15 here in concord. a single family home. firefighters say it moved quickly, gutting the front and back of the home. a battalion chief i spoke to said the woman was cooking and then she fell asleep with food on the stove. that's how they believe the fire started. they don't know if there were working smoke detectors in the home. she was taken to walnut creek with burns on her upper body. she is expected to be okay. no firefighters injured in this. arson investigators are not expected back out here. they consider the fire accidental. reporting live in concord, christy smith, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. for more of the day's top stories, let's check in with marla tellez back in the studio. good morning. >> good morning to you. it's 5:32. this morning an american airlines passenger accused of charging the cockpit of a plane will face charges in federal court. the 28-year-old face

it is burning right now and has been burning with no end of the fire in site. >> researchers have discovered white porpoyce in san francisco bay. it is thrilling to the environmentalist. they disappeared decades ago. on any begin day. dozens of pors -- porpoises. in the last two and half years. bill and a team of observers have photographed more than 200 individual porpoises. they don't have names but code numbers. handsome with a rugged scar and dutiful mother. sfb 34 . spb 179 whose tail may have been bitten by the shark. >> this rip tide that is coming in. they tend to fight along that area. >> they are five phot long and half of the size of a dolphin. they lived in the san francisco bay for thousands of years. but during world war ii. the military placed mines around the entrance and blocked enemy submarines. >> those nets were removed. but the bay got more polluted and the porpoises didn't come back. they first spotted them. >> it was exciting. it was not just one. it was a mother and calves . we knew they were coming in to feed. >> phil is an environmental lawyer. he and a handful of o

as jose reyes burns him out. 3-1 here. sanchez tries to make up for it with the two-out single himself. closed the deficit to 3-2. but the giants lose 5-2. all told a 5-5 road trip. >>> this afternoon celebrating cinco de mayo out there at the coliseum. or whatever it is they call it these days, 2-1 indians in the eighth. ryan sweeney 5-6. blues went in there. that's a flair that's going to tie it 2-2. we go to the 12, former a jack hanahan. that's an rbi single. they add another and it winds up 4-3 indians. taking 2-3 in that series. the sharks didn't play, so they didn't lose. and are not in the habit of doing any such thing any way. and they seem to be gaining momentum in the play offs. >> there's been obstacles thrown our way. we've been able to get around them. it's just been january we were in the last place in our division. to being in the situation we're in now. as a group we just rose to the occasion and kept going hard. >> reporter: they don't want to fiddle around at all tomorrow back in detroit. they will try t

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>> i tried to burn an american flag once. i didn't like it. gave off toxic fumes so i didn't inhail. chris: ask and when bush 43 was running against john kerry, there was those infamous swift vote ads. saturday night life was on the case. >> i started taking sniper fire. three of us were pinned down. that's when john kerry turned to me and said you know, i don't think americans pay enough taxes. >> kerry ordered us not to shoot the enemy because he was against the death penalty. >> everyone thought it was an ambush. john kerry jumped off the boat and chased after them. within minutes, he said these men are in love and he conducted a gay marriage ceremony. cliff: when we come back -- chris:. when we come back, has barack obama changed the job description? and scoops and predictions. chris: welcome back. jang kennedy brought charisma to the presidential job description. ronald reagan added great communicator to the job description. but after reagan the best communicators have won, and now obama is everywhere. has he added availability to the job

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host: we have the co-author of the new books, "this burning land." his wife, jennifer griffin, the co-author of this book, as well. greg, mr. with you. let's start with what is really best palestinian conflict continues today. guest: it has been going on for six decades. tenures ago, they were close to an agreement. but they have worked backwards -- 10 years ago, they were close to an agreement. we wanted to emphasize how they dug a deeper hole for themselves. hamas is in control of gaza. relish solomons have expanded from 100,000 to 300,000 today so. a lot of the problems have multiplied and become even larger. that is one thing we wanted to emphasize. it's a deepening of the conflict. >> this includes your personal stories. you have live there. you have raised two small children. you there from 1999 to 2007. you said that israel has a thriving economy. but they cannot solve this problem. guest: one reason we wrote this book is we felt that there is a lot of talk in washington if we could just give back to the peace process. we always hear, if we ju