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massive crowd about three million people gathered in a massive park that around this university building calif. to back. effects of rockets being launched into the sky. spectacular scenes here all in celebration of moscow's eight hundred sixty fourth birthday and you can hear the music in the background well when they go in one thousand nine hundred seven the french composer john michels ya he conducted the first laser show in moscow i was also near this building here that was dedicated to moscow's eight hundred fiftieth birthday so let's hope they gain that entry in the guinness book of world records. with a spectacular laser not display taking place here in the heart of moscow bring you live coverage here on r.t. and of course you can log on right now to all tito calm and watch the show continue . over the next few minutes or so. this is all see live in moscow. we'll continue now with the news this hour the un's most powerful body should demand an end to the violence in syria move all parties into that's russia's view outlined by the foreign minister during a meeting with his brazilian count

. >> we will go now to sacramento, calif. caller: my question originates from the american presidents series. there was a question about what grover cleveland thought of volumes jennings bryan -- of william jennings bryan. i am curious what he hated him for and if that was true. >> i will start. you can follow up. grover cleveland was a hard money democratic president. he did not like bryan's position. it was the silver at issue and the breaking of the cleveland administration of the purchase act that most got the ire of clover cleveland -- of grover cleveland. >> the democratic party, especially from the east where cleveland was from. people who believed in thomas jefferson and that the government should not do very much in the economy. during the depression of the 1890's, grover cleveland said that the people should support the government but the government should not support the people. this is different from what bryan believed. he was a liberal. he believed the government should help those who could not help themselves.

the north could get calif.. one could imagine the other states coming in as slave states. people say you can't grow cotton in that part of the region until they irrigate arizona and west texas but you can mine in those states and slave labor was used for mining and was used for mining in the south. southerners look upon this as a great victory. then congress passes a bill to see if texas -- an enormous amount of money to pay off its debt from the republican period. then it takes a piece of new mexico and gives it to texas. not as far as santa fe but to el paso. far more than texas ever had when it was a mexican province. when it with a mexican state. then congress bans the public slave trade. it doesn't ban slavery but just the slave trade which is a meaningless gesture because you can't take your slaves to alexandria wherever you want. you can buy and seldom privately whenever you want. you simply couldn't have a public option. but the big issue is the fugitive slave law of 1850. congress creates for the first time a national bureaucracy that puts the federal commission f

host: san diego, calif., on our line republicans. are on "washington journal" with with berrick. caller: i would like to ask about the input of that the electric grid. in southern california, we had a blackout for roughly 12 hours. i wonder about the requirements of the private companies. they are making a good profit and charging higher prices out here. if you could speak to that, thank you for your work. guest: that is not a part of our work as the department. host: florida on our line for independents. caller: as i look on your web site, i noticed the general focus is efficiency and effectiveness of the agency. the ultimate free market accountability for our government is the constitution. i am curious why you do not have any focus -- say it is purpose to well in these areas and those sorts of things. i know the dhs has been sued in has had to change some of their policies and operations, but why is there not a focus, or is there, on how this affects the people as far as their liberties and whether that is being done well or what

police say that california street was really being targeted, calif. from about blake street to 62nd was hit hard also russell street where it intersects with california, the 1600 block of julia street and also tires slashed near the intersection of julia and king street. i have some video that we shot from the scene right here. as you can see the tires were slashed as last. cars had to be told, many people had to call cats when it walked out of their home court to find that their cars were totally on functional all this guys try to drive but when i get very far. berkeley police say that this is the worst tire slashing that anyone on the force can remember we found 1 recent college graduate who was fired up about the inconvenience and the seven expense. >> yes, all for my tires they got all of them. i'm extremely angry. i'm on a fixed income i did not budget for this hour have to pay lac $100 per tire i have the towing fee as well, i cannot go to work today i had to call my boss and tell him my tired eyes laughed, he is thinking that that is an excuse

when i was a kid, calif. eclipsed new york. this happened over a gradual period of time. in arguably, population is a fact. in other ways, in ways of new yorkers are reluctant to admit. what is happening now is that maybe texas is doing that to california. these things change. but he is, because he was a new yorker, brought with him attitudes not just about gender but about race. he was a racial moderate. if he defeats wilson, washington is not desegregated. that was wilson's doing. -- re-segregated. that was wilson's doing. the civil rights movement might have lived along -- move along faster. for women, a civil-rights, foreign policy -- germany sort of faded us into war. would he use have avoided that? >> he had been referred to as the bearded icicle. he had a very chilly, aliyahs of rectitude. yes, he did have a beard. when used stayed at the white house -- hughes stayed at the white house, calvin coolidge sent to his barber up to his room. >> if i remember, wilson had to stay up all night. >> it was a couple of days because california define the race. >> there are two

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host: bakersfield, calif., independent line, good morning. are you with us?aller: hi, my name is trudy. good morning. in the last obama campaign, that was the first time i ever donated to a campaign. before this i voted for reagan and the republicans. i have completely turned away from the republican party now. people seem to blame obama for not passing things or the democrats polling a filibuster as many times as they did. i feel it is even more important this year that our little donations will add up and i feel he has got to stay president. i live in bakersfield which sits on the san andreas fault. they will get one of the big earthquakes and you cannot even count on help. we may have to give up something according to the republicans like social security. i am really worried about obama getting in this year and i will get whatever i can. i am on social security now. it is not much but i may give $10 per month host: let's hear from jen who gave $200. caller: thank you for taking my call. i wanted to thank you guys for bringing up this very important topic.

host: last call from santa barbara, calif., on our democratic line. caller: good morning. i'm really concerned with the the way this country is going. i feel it is nothing more than a crude attempt by the republican party to disarm all the things that have been put in place to recant the republican party. i also feel the immigration policy in this country is no more than an invasion of our sovereignty. i will cross over and vote for governor romney if he has any politics to get the immigrants out of here. thank you for your time. host: final thoughts, mr. parker? guest: the immigration problems complex. in california and all the states in the southwest and pacific, it is a complex problem and one that is a distraction, unfortunately. whether it is important politically are not, the most important issue is putting people back to work. we have to pass this jobs that. we have to pass it right away. we're going to be talking about the need for jobs in this country. i hope that we're still not talking about this in september 2012 when the country is keyed in on charlotte, n.c.,

when i was a kid, calif. eclipsed new york. this happened over a gradual period of time. in arguably, population is a fact. in other ways, in ways of new yorkers are reluctant to admit. what is happening now is that maybe texas is doing that to california. these things change. but he is, because he was a new yorker, brought with him attitudes not just about gender but about race. he was a racial moderate. if he defeats wilson, washington is not re-segregated. that was wilson's doing. the civil rights movement might have moved along faster. have moved along faster. for women, a civil-rights, foreign policy -- germany sort of baited us into war. would he use have avoided that? >> he had been referred to as the bearded icicle. he had a very chilly, aura of rectitude. yes, he did have a beard. when hughes stayed at the white house, calvin coolidge sent to his barber up to his room. >> if i remember, wilson had to stay up all night. >> it was a couple of days because california define the race. >> there are two guys. norman thomas ran for president on a socialism ticket. the o

host: next up is los angeles calif.. caller: thank you for taking my call. i would like to address the main motivation for 9/11 if you look 47 of the 9/11 commission report. that is u.s. support for israel. michael scheuer has addressed that in a book but we do not see that addressed anywhere in the u.s. media when it comes to motivation for 9/11 and the attack in 1993. host: we will leave its there. guest: this cuts to the heart of an issue that americans really need to consider if they do not want to fight this war forever. american lifestyle democracy women in the workplace elections, liberty -- all of those things, they would never have in a country that they would live in. the policies pushed by president bush mr. dick cheney, senator mccain, and barack obama that america is being attacked because of those things is a disservice to the population of the united states. this war is not against americans because we are americans. it is motivated by the activities of our government and its allies in the muslim world. israel is an enormous problem for the un

. >> we will go now to sacramento, calif. go ahead, please. caller: my question originates from the american presidents series. during the grover cleveland episode, there was a question about what grover cleveland thought of william jennings bryan. he said that grover cleveland hated william jennings bryan and he was not able to finish. i am curious what he hated him for and if that was true. >> i will start. you can follow up. grover cleveland was a hard money democratic president. he did not like bryan's position. it was the silver at issue and the income tax that bryan had championed in the house and helped pass. it was the breaking of the cleveland admi of the purchase act that most got the ire of grover cleveland. >> cleveland was representative of the old democratic party. >> the democratic party, of commercial interests, especially from the east where cleveland was from. he was from buffalo. people who believed in thomas jefferson and that the government should not do very much in the economy. during the depression of the 1890's, grover

i think that the pro-public and texas tribune type of non-profit model, calif. watches is another one -- there are several out there that i think very encouraging -- is trying to say that we will not try to do everything like a daily newspaper did. we will focus on this one hugely important public service kind of journalism and hope that we can find philanthropy that will support that. so far, i think they're doing a good job. >> the idea of the public service supporting public service journalism i think it is crucial in thinking about the changes that happened in the news industry come modernization. when we think about the way that we think of a story, the challenge was they were not telling the story differently. it all started sounding like the ap. i want your opinion over whether you think that foundation in this vein is continuing or bringing something new to bear on how we approach a new story? >> i think the fact that all of these public service-type foundation-funded stuff is starting was not having to cover sports and all of these the things. they can

. >> host: calif..u are on with eric foner. >> caller: another hypothetical counterfactual question about slavery. didn't the economic incentive you talked about had the south not lost the war, what do you think would have been the evolution of slavery in the north and the south in the western hemisphere according to wikipedia, the entry on slavery there are more slaves today than at any point in history even though it is outlawed in all countries. >> guest: with all due respect to wikipedia it is not always accurate. on the other hand some books are not always accurate too. there are millions of slaves in the world today. i know that is the case. it is a terrible tragedy. in the united states there is no question if the south had won the war slavery would have continued. they reciting for independence but also to maintain slavery. they said that very directly. that is what they said in their secession statements. slavery is in danger and we need a new national government that can protect slavery. they