you have to. >> charlie: you play with somebody better. >> you have to.you have to want. >> charlie:e talked 'doubt deniro here. >> and the hope is that you're going to be able to walk on those courts and players will say, come on, that's the home. they see something, come on, you can play with us. >> charlie: thank you for coming. great to see you. >> such a pleasure. >> charlie: thank you. the film "hang over 2" opens may 26th in the united states and soon there after around the world. thank you for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

charlie taliban, with om. if they had more trust, it might not have taken so long because they couldn't, finally had a name and they finally had a person. i suspect they couldn't tell you any of this because they didn't trust you to communicate to somebody. >> they did not trust the system of our intelligence operations, and very fraly, it is something that we have to work pound. in this particular incident has serious implications, and we will work on those issues now. of course. there are people in pakistan and the pakistani foreign office has expressed that, coming without notifiation and essentially was -- >> charlie: invasion. >> absolutely. my point of view is i have publicly stated today both in pakistan and to the u.s. media, i have said yoafs ma -- osama bin laden is from mac stink. comes from another country and sets up shop in our country. it's time for pakistanis as a tion to wake up and stop making excuses. as far as the government is concerned, as fa as the president of pakistan is concerned, the

>> charlie: welcome to our program. the president is scheduled to make an important speech on the middle east tomorrow. we talk about what he might say, or what he is likely to say, with michele dunne, robert danin and rami khouri. >> the perception of the president is that he is a decent, honest, serious man who raeld would like to try to do something but is unable to get beyond rhetoric, is constrained by domestic factors, by regional and global factors and continues to show both a hesitancy and a little bit of partiality when it comes to dealing with arabs and muslims and people in the middle east. people don't see obama as capturing, fully, the great principle of american life and governance and policy which is equality and justice. he is better than bush but only a little bit better, and there is a bit of speech fatigue -- speeches are great, but speeches are no way to do foreign policy. >> charlie: we conclude this evening with indy 500 legend roger penske and three of his drivers. helio castroneves, ryan briscoe

welcome. >> thank you, charlie.s a pleasure for me. >> charlie: tell me where you see mexico today. what are the challenges and what are the opportunities? >> mexico today, as you say, has a vibrant economy. we grew 5.5% and the growth in the first quarter of this year is more than 5% again. woe see are growing, mexico is generating jobs, we have created, last year, more than 850,000 new jobs in the formal sector in net terms. according with the figures this year, we have created 270,000 new jobs in 2011, so we are in a very good performance in the economic sector. the social sector, we are providing opportunities for the people. for instance, the health system. we are reaching universal health coverage by next year. that implies at the beginning of the century, in 2000, over 43 million mexicans had some kind of social security or medicare, and today, 95 million mexicans have some kind of medical services. and we hope to reach universal health coverage by the end of my administration. and, of course, we have a probl

>> charlie: welcome to o program. tonight the ambassador of pakistan to the unite states, husain haqqani thanks about osama bin laden. >> there will be an inquiry, we will get to the bottom of it, how did it happen. we are to reassure the people the united states that pakistan as a nation did not look upon osama bin laden favorly. my embassy is getting threatening phone calls. they're sending e-mails saying, instead of recognizing what pack stop has contributed the failure is being pointed out. >> charlie: also on the killing of osama bin laden, the national intelligence at the beginning of the obama administration. >> we have osamabin laden dead, we have our troops being pulled out of iraq. if things go right which afghanistan which i think we will know pretty soon, that we are able to support a government there that can do the job, then i think we have a chance here to have an entirely different mid east in which we have a policy, in which we have a set of countries we can work with, we can follow our values and not

rose. >> charlie: we begin with a look at th u.s.-israeli relationship. president netanyahu gave a speech before a joins session of the u.s. congress. prime minister laid out his criteria for middle east peace and addressed that received 26 standing ovations. he said he was willing to make a far-reaching compromise if palestinians accept israel as a jewish state. >> president owe bass -- president abbas must do what i have done. i have stood before my people and i told you it wasn't easy for me. i stood before my people and i said, i will accept a palestinian state. it's time for president abbas to stand before his people and say, i will accept a jewish state. [ applause ] those six words will change history. so make it clear to the palestinians. that this conflict must come to an end. >> charlie: he like before him addressed 1967 borders. >> in any peace agreement that ends the conflict some settlements will end up beyond israel's borders. now the precise delineation of those borders must be negotiated. will be generous about the si

welcome. >> good to be back, charlie. >> charlie: where does this come from?tell me the beginning. >> well, this story was one that we looked into because being given to julian assange. he was sucking all the oxygen out of the room but here was this soldier who was the whistle-blower. assange has gotten a lot of people calling him the whistle blower. the true whistle blower in this if there is a whistle blower, some people would say he's a villain and wouldn't dare to call him a whistle glo but the fellow here at the center of this story is bradley manning. relatively little was known about him, his past, where he had come from, what was motivating him. the kind of guy he was. so we set out to take a look, a hard look at bradley manning. of course it's both a duel look. it looks like at julian assange, the relationship with assange, we interviewed assange for the program. but at its heart it's about bradley manning. we wanted to understand him. >> charlie: what did you find out? >> there are a number of bradley mannings. there's not one bradley manning. like a

>> yes. >> charlie: thank you. >> you're welcome. >> charlie: i have a motorcycle. three cars.ere is one, here is one, here is one. do you sit back and smile? or do you say, you know, helio's won three, let's let him go"? [laughing] >> my comment would be "boys have at it" because we have been in that situation in 2002 and 2003 with helio and gil de ferran, we don't have team orders because the circumstances always seem to kind of drive one car to the front and to me, i hope that's my biggest problem that we've got three of them coming down the straightaway. >> charlie: do circumstances drive one car? can you define what those circumstances that end up with one car being better that day than others? >> it could be a slower pit stop. it's track position. one of the things that you will find at indy that's going to be very difficult to pass the lead car in the last 10 laps, so you want to get track position. >> charlie: why is that? >> because the aerodynamics. i think that will talked about the turbulence. in order to get enough speed to get by the lead car, because if he's as g

. >> it's interesting, charlie. they never once saw him before the assault. there was no absolute visual confirmation that bin laden was there, but everything else seemed to fit. the couriers going here, the size of the families seemed to match his, everything seemed to fit and they made the decision to go in and get him. >>ose: we continue with former c.i.a. director general michael hayden. >> who knew what and when i know? i guess the departure point will be how long do we tnk he was there? and what happens the story on the street in that town? who was in that compound? who was coming and going? who knew what? who chose to avoid knowing? and perhaps who chos to avoid revealing what it was they did know. these are really serious questions. >> rose: we conclude with david ignatius of the "washington post," steve coll of the new america foundation and also the author of a book about the bin ladens. and finally dexter filkins of the "new yorker" magazine from istanbul, turkey. >> it may be more difficult now for president bush to make the case... president obam

what was possible, charlie, was what we've got some reports of people... somebody that had actually managed to survive srebrenica. a young man who had been under a body and they thought he was dead and sothe combination of the intelligence that we had plus his story and being able to make it more blicas very important. you talked about ambassador holbrooke, he played a very impoant le, obviously, in motivating people. we all worked together and i think it finally was something where the facts matched the horror. i went to bosnia i can't tell you how many times to talk to the people there and it was just a tragic sry, but it took a while. and it's something that we've all talked about and felt that i personally felt that we should have done something earlier. but it took a while to really get the facts together and srebrenica was the final blow here. >> rose: where are we in this idea of when it is that nations are prepared to inve another nation's sovereignty because of crimes against humanity taking place? >> charlie, i think that we have learned a lot of

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i love charlie, you know. >> jimmy: you did a movie with charlie sheen and kiefer sutherland.nna, austria, 15, 20 years ago. it was a good time. >> jimmy: i don't see -- i don't know you that well. i don't see the three of you as the actual three musketeers off camera. >> you know what, we had an absolute blast. i was in college at the time. and i got over there, you know, you've got crazy friends in college. i showed up to vienna. i met charlie and kiefer, this is when they were kind of in the height of their craziness -- well, i guess nothing's changed with charlie. i got to be honest with you, charlie is one of the sweetest guys you'll ever meet. it was funny. i was trying to describe it, take your craziest friend from college and give him a boat load of dough. >> jimmy: yeah, and what did he do? >> i won't give you the details, i will say i had a bunch of college guys that were supposed to stop and visit in vienna. they stayed for three weeks. literally, three of them. and they still to this day are telling stories about it. >> jimmy: you pulled a pretty funny prank on ll

charlie: no, wait a second. pickup scheduled for today, and there's a consignee whose i.d. is listed on the file. don: yeah, yeah. who's that? it's lola sacco. wasn't she miss morro bay? we've got lola. and we got maddux. -hey. -geez. hand it over. (click) (grunting) i got her. whoa. what'd you do with buckley? do with him? i didn't do anything with him, except get screwed. at least i put a bullet in his leg. it's a little flourish for effect. buckley's not dead? he suckered you, too. (maddux chuckles) one day on the prison yard, he comes, sits down, starts talking. tells me i can make a score hijacking a bus, laundering the money by busting a diamond exchange. $16 million, foolproof. there was just one catch. he needed to be a part of it. hmm. he knew that you'd go to him for help. that got him out the front gate. so, this taking him down to the river... it was all his idea for show. after he convinced me to double-cross the boys, meet back at the exchange. i knew he'd screw me, so i waited for lola to pick up

charlie sheen is in san francisco making his stop on his comedy to work. fans as they came out. >> reporter: you can see the fans think came to watch charlie sheen. some said the presentation was 75 minutes too long. >> i wasn't expecting paunch. he kept stressing this is in the city. >> unbelievable. >> congreve and six of listening to. >> we were watching >> the were show i've seen my life. >> charlie sheen and did not drop one joke. >> he stocks he has kids. came out with your kids. >> reporter: some fans one woman said she bought 16 tickets but could not sell, 16 tickets $60 apiece she was the $1,000. >> vicki: good news for brian so the giants fan that was attacked outside of giants stadium is that taken off of medication that induces a coma. since been removed from the medication has been no seizures. >> reporter: what a beautiful day around the bay, beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge, big blue skies, get out the folding chairs and sofas that nice weather upper 60s, '70s, now we are looking over this city tonight. temperatures are in the fiftie

it took a year, lobbying the city council and public works, but with their help, charlie got caltrans to put in a lane. >> you have to make yourself want to go forward and do it. and it takes a while. you just have to stay with it. >> reporter: charlescharlie's mom calls her son smart, and says the intersection is safer. >> at least people know what to do here. >> reporter: thanks to charlie. >> is that kind of strange? >> yes, it is. it is cool. >> it gives both the drivers and the bikers a sense of what the order is. >> i applaud the kid for going to the city council, that is amazing. >> reporter: but charlie is not done yet. he would still like to see a pedestrian countdown as well as an overpass to the beach. and once again, charlie will have to tackle budget reality. >> we're thinking of having fundraisers at our school to help raise money to pay for it, since caltrans is running a little low. >> reporter: one last change, charlie walked his bike across the intersection now. live in pacifica, robert honda, channel 2 action news. >>> and we'll check in on the weather, a gorgeous d

. >> charlie knisely did not panic. when his house caught fire, the got his parents, little brother, and grandparents out of the house. now more on the honor he received for his actions >>. it was april 14 when fire broke in his grandparents' house. charlie knisely is a reluctant hero. >> i really don't -- >> you should be very proud. you did save lives. >> i did what i was supposed to do. >> the save the lives of his grandparents and his little brother after fire broke out at their house in essex. charlie will tour raging fire and had only minutes to get everyone out. >> my little brother if was hanging from the gutter and i told him to jump and i would catch him. and my grandmother as well. as soon as they jumped, the windows blew out. the county bonner does charlie for his quick and heroic actions. >> if you're brave and selfless reaction saved the lives of your family and i am truly humbled by your heroism. >> because of his actions in a time when most people would be excitable and run out, he did the right than. ex

close to charlie. >> rerun last night, it was so funny.re they going to replace charlie sheen, as crazy as he has been. heaven knows we covered every angle of charlie sheen. i was laughing very hard. see how it works with ashton. >> jeff conaway, many know him from "taxi." i remember him as konicki from "grease" i'm sort of a geek that way. he is in a really bad position, on "celebrity rehab" with dr. drew, and hospitalized because the battle with drugs continues. in fact, it looks like he has had an apparent overdose, he is still battling cocaine, painkillers, alcohol. we are hearing reports he was taken to the hospital unconscious. we do not know if that is true or not. we hope that is not the case. he is in the hospital, apparent overdose for jeff conaway. >> thoughts and prayers for him for sure. we end on a lighter note -- congratulations to james franco, officially a graduate of nyu, graduated monday. masters degree in filmmaking. hosted the oscars, got panned. >> horribly. >> and, people defended him saying, look this kid is still i

charlie sheen made his way to the bay area, it is his 19th appearance. he has been in the spotlight since being fired from two and half man. kron force talked to fans. >> reporter: behind me you can see the fans that came to watch charlie sheen, some said the 75 minute presentation was 75 minutes too long. >> i wasn't expecting much because i heard bad things. he was awful. >> it was exactly like he was in detroit. >> i am hungry and sick of wha listening to this. >> it was the worst show i've seen all my life. >> charlie sheen did not drop one joke. >> he has kids get with your kids, hang out with your kids. >> reporter: you can see fans who came to watch charlie sheen. one woman said she bought 16 tickets but could not sell them and the past few weeks. she was out $1,000. kron 4 news. >> ysabel: that is no laughing matter. one thing in his favor he donated some of his money to bryan stow's fund. >> marty: still ahead one of mark gaddafi's sons have been killed. >> ysabel: a look outside the golden gate bridge, the skies are blue. we will be right back.

i still do, charlie. i want to go out to great restaurants and i want to have my martini and a glass of wine. i want to enjoy my life. >> rose: you just want to eat plants. >> i don't want to eaten a malls. >> rose: don't want to eaten a malls. so what do you seat in. >> i'll get japanese food and have a bowl... the rice and vegetables and the tofu and edamame. i'll go to an indian restaurant and opt for lentils, dahl, rice and all kinds of delicious breads, italian, i'll have white beans and pasta. >> rose: pastas stock? >> pasta's fine. >> rose: what's the evidence that this is an idea that has traction? >> oh, my gosh. it's... because the health cushions are so good and people are spending so much on their health care if you think about it, no matter how great your insurance is you still have a co-pay, you still have lost wages when you're out sick. you see bill clinton as s now vegan. >> rose: he's vegan or veganish? >> bill clinton is vegan. >> rose: are you serious? you know this for a fact. >> he's

we have charlie bucket himself, peter ostrum, michael, julie cole, and charlie's mother played by diana >> this must have been a dream role for you, an absolute dream role to get something like this. was making the movie fun? was it exciting? >> it was. i have very fond memories of making film, working with jack and gene wilder. >> you hadn't seen it the first time we saw you watch it for the first time. you hadn't seen the actual chocolate factory? >> it was a soundstage. we were 30 or 40 feet above it looking down on the river and the boat going and it was amazing. yeah, most of us actually that was our first time seeing it. >> i understand one of you snuck in before hand? is that true? >> i'm afraid so. i do have a confession to make. yeah, i was a bad girl, literally. i went out early to record my song in august and the scene was to be shot in september. one of the stagehands said would you lick to coke to come in and? i said yes. it wasn't completed. it was incredible. then they did it's a secret, nobody can see it so i didn't dare tell anybody until now. >> thank you very much. i

he is more my type than charlie sheen.after what charlie has gone through, i think i would stick with ashton myself. >>> 4:56, folks. he is running to be san carlos' next mayor. >> the drunk driving bust involving the city's second in command. >>> and new allegations in a so- called dirty cop prostitution ring this morning. we'll explain coming up. >>> the slow, steady drum beat of police and fire layoffs continues in san jose and it is not getting any better. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. >>> a husband's rage leads to murder. the new details on the man who killed two students at san jose state. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, the public is a shameful thing a top bay area cop arrested a woman... now allegations >>> to have law enforcement ignore it or take advantage of it is shameful. >>> a top bay area cop arrested a woman with allegations she went to work for him. >>> public safety taking a big knit san jose. big cuts to police and fire on the table this morning. >>> and good morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining

. >> charlie: later, bitches?! what...? >> mac: so they're just leaving? >> charlie: wait... why are they leaving? >> dennis: what is happening here? >> sweet dee: this gun is rubber. >> it's rubber? >> sweet dee: rubber gun. >> dennis: she's right, it's rubber. >> mac: there's no police! >> charlie: there's no police down there, dude. >> mac: what the hell is happening? >> dennis: what is going on here? >> charlie: what, are they just screwing with us? >> mac: where are the cops? >> ryan (laughing): revenge! we got you, suckers! >> liam: nobody messes with mcpoyles! >> ryan: whoo! >> liam: whoo! whoo-hoo-hoo! whoo! mcpoyles! >> mac: goddamn it! captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org(b >> may 9, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. what a show for you tonight. actress karen knightly will be joining us tonight. but first let's move on to what the latest

is charlie rose. the raid that killed osama bin laden last monthas conducted by a team of u.s. navy seals. president obama has called them america's quiet professionals. the navy seals are one of the military's mast elite and resilient forces. they undergo rig royce training and carry out some of the most dangerous combat missions around the world. joining me is eric greitens, a former navy seal who served in both iraq anoff began stand, received a bronze star for bravery. his book is called the heart and the fist, the education of humanitarian and the making of a navy seal. i'm pleased to have him on this program for the first time. welcome. >> thank you very much, charlie. >> rose: why did the navy seals, when you thought about your own history, and when you thought about the demand of being a navy seal. >> so there was a moment for me where i had to make a choice about how i was going to live. i was finishing my time at oxford and hi written a ph.d on how international humanitarian organizations wo

but people improvise, charlie. some amazing story. a man was interviewed last night, put a football helmet on, put a mattress in the hallway, another mat res down on him. a lot of people went to the bathroom. a lot of people covered their children. in some cases, groups of people were then lost up through to this massive suction. we found a radio tower infrastructure today not from this neighborhood. we don't know where it's from. it was deposited here this was a fathersome thing. and remember it passed over-- fear some thing and it passed over a college campus. a lot of anxious parents. this will be a good long time before tuscaloosa looks anything close to normal. this has happened during a time when the recession has hit so hard here. where is this young couple going to get the money as newlyweds. you can throw all the fema grants and state farm insurance payouts all you want but all the things of life will their jobs be secure and multiply that by thousands of loans just in this neighborhood. >> what is the response been like. how

charlie said he is just happy everyone is safe. >> what i should have done with my family. i need them. >> reporter: and charlie said the only thing he really remembers about fire safety is stop, drop and roll. so i asked him if he plans to become a firefighter someday. he said no, he'd like to be a professional baseball player. >> well, his little brother owes him a lot. any time he needs dishes done or anything, hey, i saved your life, right? >> the fire was ruled accidental. >>> you might want to build a fire in a fireplace tonight. >> it's chilly. >>> let's take a look at temps and conditions. there is one shower across northeast sections of the city in eastern baltimore county. 60 now. northwest winds at 7. we'll have a look at the end of the week forecast after this. juicy johnsonville sausage. made with only premium cuts of pork since 1945. johnsonville. sausage is all we do. >>> over to i-95. there you see it right around perry hall. and just a little east and northeast. one little shower. and that should do it. temperature-wise, we're at 60. 57, washington. only 46

i can't say it enough. >> charlie caught his brother when he jumped from the second- floor window. >> congratulations again. we're very proud of you, on behalf of all baltimore county citizens, you did a good job. >> reporter: considered a county hero, charlie says he's just happy everyone is safe. >> what i should have done, in my family, i need them. >> charlie said the only thing he remembers about fire safety is to stop, drop and roll. so i asked him if he plans to become a firefighter. he says, no, he'd like to be a professional baseball player. kai? >> sounds like he remembered plenty. thank you. >>> that fire was ruled accidental. still no word on how it all started. >> what a sweet kid. >>> chilly temperatures today. but there will be a warmup for the weekend. let's take a look at the weekend. 60 degrees now. northwest winds at 15. barometer, beginning to come back. we'll come back and look at the navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find exp

what charlie wilson did is increase the insurgency. if that stopped, the president said on camera to us that the soviets would leave. these are all the, the -- this is part of the historical record. what charlie wilson was really doing was actually increasing the chances the soviets would stay there longer, and that was actually the goal of the whole idea to draw the soviets into afghanistan, hold them there as long as possible until they were broken, and charlie wilson died, i believe, believing that he was responsible for destroying the soviet union, but the fact is we have come to realize that the soviet union was internally discrimination grating and possibly afghanistan still would have been a flourishing nation today. >> i'm curious to know what you think about the role of india in the sense that we read that pakistan, of course, is very concerned and fright ped about india and that part of its efforts in afghanistan is to counter indian influence so how does that -- how does that factor in? >> the indian government has played a

. >>> and move over charlie. is ashton kutcher set to replace charlie sheen on "two and a half men"? the clue he tweeted to fans men"? the clue he tweeted to fans today, friday, may 13, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> i'm natalie morales in more meredith. more on the breaking news. the coordinated suicide bombings are the first major militant attacks in pakistan since bin laden's death. >> recruits were targeted as they were leaving a training center and the taliban said it was payback for the u.s. raid on bin laden's compound last week. we'll get a live report from pakistan in a couple of minutes. >> there are new problems with the jury selection for the casey anthony case that could delay the start of the murder trial. it is supposed to start next tuesday. we'll have the latest from there. >> when you hire someone to work in your home you want that person to be honest and knowledgeable, but finding a home repairman

does charlie take a long vacation, does he go outside and look at the weather. >> here is is a riddle for you. what does ashton kutcher have in common with the san jose sharks? winning. this is our weather cover looking out toward san francisco where today's high was 61 degrees, up from yesterday at 58 but still below average of 65. tonight, we'll all tumble into the 40s except for oakland right there at 50 and it's already 49 degrees in santa rosa dropping to 42 degrees. tomorrow morning grab a sweater or a light jacket. a chill in the air and the 40s and 50s but the sunshine, this is the area of low pressure to the north of us that enhanced that marine layer yesterday. it's now disintegrating at the seams and therefore scrubbing up the stratus, one more day of ample sunshine for your friday, once we have increasing clouds tomorrow night we'll not see the return of the sunshine until next thursday. tomorrow's high temperatures, we're going to ride them, similar to today. 60s at the beaches, bayside, 70s away from the bay in the eastern portion and to the north of our district. meanwh

ok stays there but yeah for me well max actually mention osama bin laden he should've listened to charlie monger because of course you're halfway had their shareholders meeting last week and no longer buy gold if you think your country is going to kill you good idea charlie munger well this is a tacit approval recognition of the fact that the relationship between gold and total countrywide malfeasance monger is putting the price on the fact that as the u.s. commits suicide price of gold to go. well also you have to define kill i mean there are you could kill somebody physically and dump their body in the ocean or you could still kill them financially and economically and kill their future and that is what one could argue the fed and the treasury are doing that's exactly what they're doing in exactly one gold is going are they're committing euthanasia of america conducted by the oligarch lists also following on bin laden the dollar rallied and silver thank sharply on his reported death here comes the headline however city comes pouring cold water the short lived bin ladin bounce. so they'r

. >>> and charlie sheen prepares to take the stage in san francisco. some. >> leigh: tomorrow is opening day on the bay. i have your forecast.-iwñwñwñwña >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: a northern california soldier has been killed in afghanistan. the department of defense says 23-year-old army specialist preston dennis of redding died thursday in kandahar province. his unit was attacked with an improvised explosive device. he joined the army in august of 2008. started his second tour of duty in afghanistan last month. he is survived by his parents and wife. >> volunteers are bringing food and water and other necessities to communities damaged by the second deadliest tornado strike in u.s. hoyt. some people are still being found alive, including three people in alabama. here's more. >> reporter: seeing the toward damage across the south is like touring a battlefield, one that spans seven states. whole neighborhoods, in some cases whole towns, were obliterated. the worth tornado devastation in 80 years has left c

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