we just talked about cigar to the office of inspector general of the state department i don't expect you to have these figures at your fingertips but could you supply us with the state request, budget request for the past say three years or so since the inception of the obama administration and then the state department response to that request? i'm trying to get a sense of how responsive the state department has been in the office of inspector general and its attempt to have adequate resources to carry out its jurisdiction mandate can you comment on that generally? >> we fully support the inspector general. we believe inspector general's perform a critical function of calling attention to and highlighting issues that must be dealt with either the warnings and advanced or catching acts that should and must be dealt with if similarly. >> the request for the inspector general's office for a flight 12 is $65.154 million we carry cigar and cigr i'm giving the president's request $65.2 million, and their budget in fy 11 in the full year was 56 million. so, we have supported a request that

third stage was mighty can be leon got was a seven five seven five when the overtime reigns on the cigar and well body shop all stars have clashed later on. elsewhere serina williams had to come from a sub down to beat someone to haul it over a mania full time wimbledon champion making it through three six six two six one french open champion dolly plays. a bit later just as carney was nowitzki who is the top seed at this year's wimbledon. now in the men's game second seeded north of georgia which is through to the third round with a straight sets win over kevin on the ascent of south africa russia's macau usually has chances to advance as well as in places and see the indian song to devolve on wild meter sort of pull how to work hard against eleven see that you are going to melt and the late match six time when i wrote to federer takes on adriaan fronts. the bill now and says go have maintained a spot of the russian prime example after seeing all suited rivals the committee of three one and one of wednesday's dog is safe to do and it got the ball rolling after thirteen minutes how by so

maybe the cigars were the problem to begin with, had some cigars and then the next day the boat set sail into long island and it was shortly after 12:00 that cleveland went downstairs. there was a small room below the deck that they had converted into a makeshift operating theater and was a very small and cramped room and what they did is there was no operating table to have a chair that they lashed the senator in the room and cleveland came and they cost of his head and neck with pillows. they did have an anesthesia. they used ether primarily in had much as oxide but they found it didn't sedate the president will enough's of the operation was done under either which incidentally is very volatile compound and operating with this in the close confines of a room below the deck was not the best place to do it. the operation took about 90 minutes and what they did is remove the tumor along with the upper left palette and pretty much of the teeth behind your itunes on the left everything got to get out, as did a big chunk of his upper left jawbone to all of this was taken out in about 90 minu

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on the plate under each language a long brown coil, paraquillo looking like a cigar and tasting of brown sugar, well-beaten eggs and flour. this is the sign, according to the traveler, of the spoon used it eat the towering cream. we used to eat these big ice creams in cuba, used lots of cream. most dominica patrons were male but a few foreign women venturing to the famous establishment in the company of men from the court. one of these women was my grandmother, merced moynihan. in la dominica, one of the best cafes in the world, located on oreilly street, where my grandparents met. ticket to ride, i talk about my family history but after they marry -- i am reading a little from the book -- my grandparents were at the center of many fascinating things. i found myself at el centro, the literary and musical gatherings. their house on calle mercades became a cultural cross roads with the traffic of foreigners created a new inspired geography. they travel everywhere. my grandmother, merced, nina played the piano and read poems, while edward read the poems besides playing the fiddle and violin

. >> i could smell the cigar smoke over the phone. >> jon: i said in my best irving voice i'll droi yout think you can come after me you piece of (bleep). the thank you notes is on the bookshelves now. clearly you took a lot of time and put this together. >> yeah. [laughter] >> jon: this is real -- i mean -- >> there are words in there. >> jon: right. this had to have been done at least by an intern with tape. [laughter] >> that clear tape where you don't see the edges. what it is is every friday -- if you don't mind. >> jon: please. >> i send out thank you notes. i brought them here. i'm going to read them right now. >> jon: you want to read them on the show. >> if you don't mind. >> jon: not at all. read one. ♪ you brought music. >> that's my bff of six months, stephen colbert playing the key board. >> jon: that's nice. he used to play that music for me. [laughter] >> you don't want to talk about it. >> jon: i doesn't matter. change his voice. turn his mic off. >> thank you, slow walking family walking in front of me on the sidewalk. no, please, take your time. definitely spread out t

the rumpled, cigar-spoking detective who always appeared to be absent minded until he zeroed in on theing". peter falk was 83 years old. >>> on capitol hill, mixed signals from the house about the operation against libya. it rejected a bill that would have cut funding for u.s. military operations against moammar gadhafi, but at the same time it voted down a resolution that expressed support for the mission. >>> and talk about a trophy. a texas man who says he's never been alligator hunting before bagged himself a giant the firstist time out. he killed a 14-foot, 900-pound alligator with a single rifle shot to the head. word is he's planning to mount the monster on his wall. and i just don't see how you get something that big on the wall, it's salonpas. this is the relief i've been looking for. salonpas has 2 powerful pain fighting ingredients that work for up to 12 hours. and my pharmacist told me it's the only otc pain patch approved for sale using the same rigorous clinical testing that's required for prescription pain medications. proven. powerful. safe. salonpas.

no cigars. they'll sit there in public.hey'll have their discussion, vote and raise their hands. >> stephen: right in front of me. >> yes. >> stephen: if any of them hesitate to vote for me, can i do this? [laughter] >> i'm not sure it would help your cause. >> stephen: okay. but we will get an answer tomorrow? >> yes, one way or the other they say yes or no. >> actually no. it's not that simple either. they could split 3-3 have a tie vote. >> stephen: and then i have to fight one of them? sudden death overtime snl what happens then? >> it's more discreet. they'll send you a letter that says we agreed on answers 1, 2, 3. we were unable to reach a conclusion on answer 4 by a tie vote so we can't tell you. >> stephen: they might say we don't have an answer for you at this time? >> that is a possible outcome. >> stephen: can i take that as a yes and do whatever i want. if mom doesn't tell me i can't have a cookie, i'm eating the whole jar. >> the law says without permission you can't be protected from some sort of fec investig

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it a clint eastwood cigar. quite evocative of him. holt identified as a movement lawyer, by which he meant. he wanted to catalyze the social movement. he said the movement should lead and lawyers should follow. his goal was to fortify participatory democracy. he wanted to use the courtroom as political theater. the interesting thing is that biography is a key to understanding why lynn holt chose this approach to lawyering. lynn holt had attended high school at howard university during the 1950s, which was a golden age for the institution. this was when thurgood marshall and other lds lawyers had their arguments that they would make at the supreme court at howard law school. imagine how exciting this was to have thurgood marshall and all of these lawyers in the midst especially for someone like lynn holt, who wanted to be a civil rights lawyer. he was right there in the midst. he in an important way, it turned out that he had the privilege of fetching coffee and sandwiches for thurgood marshall and doing a littl

the rumpled, cigar-spoking detective who always appeared to be absent minded until he zeroed in on thepect with that famous line "just one more thing". peter falk was 83 years old. >>> on capitol hill, mixed signals from the house about the operation against libya. it rejected a bill that would have cut funding for u.s. military operations against moammar gadhafi, but at the same time it voted down a resolution that expressed support for the mission. >>> and talk about a trophy. a texas man who says he's never been alligator hunting before bagged himself a giant the firstist time out. he killed a 14-foot, 900-pound alligator with a single rifle shot to the head. word is he's planning to mount the monster on his wall. and i just don't see how you get something that big on the wall, anderson. [ male announcer ] bridgestone is using natural rubber, producing products that save on fuel and emissions like ecopia tires... even making parts for solar panels that harness the sun's energy... working on social activities like clean up programs on beaches in many locations... and regional replant

. >>> he may be 80 but the marlins manager still likes that pregame cigar. >> anybody tried to get youstop smoking? >> don't don't -- don't talk about that. yeah. my wife. don't mention that. >> he is looking like his wife is a round the corner. his team gave up just one run yesterday to the a's. the a's starter gave up just one earned run through six but after the error ramirez made it 2-0 with the home run. the a's offense just isn't good enough. ricky with his second career shut out. the a's are blanked for the 9th time. >>> jack and norman. they know a thing or two about championships this are watching federer and despite being up two sets to none federer dropped the next three. second career grand slam semi- final. he will take on novak. >> nfl -- underwent neck surgery about four weeks ago and csn reporting he could miss his second straight season. he missed all of last with a broken leg. >>> edwards was a motivational speaker in front of rookies today. he starts the top five. >> you off to a party, i know what happens. you smiling at the girl, she smiles back, you think she is l

he won four emmys for his slouchy, cigar-smoking cop, who always found something to lead him to the murder lost an eye to cancer as a child and was told he would never make it in movies. a pocketful of miracles won him two oscar nominations. he appeared in many hollywood movies, among them the great race, and was always a popular figure on the red corp -- corporate. he starred in the princess bride and shark tails. peter faulk had been ill for some time with dimension ya and alzheimer's. during a family dispute it was revealed he couldn't recall the iconic tv role which had made him so famous in the u.s. and around the world. he died peacefully in his home in beverly hills. he was 83. "bbc news," los angeles. >> remembering peter faulk there. stars of the world's biggest film industry are gathered for the biggest event on their calendar. they are in toronto. >> from the shores of mumbai to toronto, they are in canada. the international indian film awards are always held yoits of industry to boost the profile of the industry. this year they are in north america for the first time. mr. is a

washington cigar wrappers, washington apples, washington's ceremonial hatchets that he chopped down a cherry tree with, supposedly. t all over the place. -- it's all over the place. inevitably, there is a reaction. after the first world war and we move into the 1920s and the 1930s, it's a very, very different time from the 1800s. it's a time when people believe they needed to overturn the old ways of thinking, the old ways of doing things, all of the old ideas about patriotism and about god and about morality. throw them out the window. world war i has shown that all of these just lead to destruction. we have to find a new way. in the 1920s in america, people began to feel that washington was part of that old way. and in entered rupert hughes. shown here, rupert was a hollywood mogul and author. he, with another man named w.a. woodward, decided that they would debunk washington as being representative of the old ways. they are quite cynical about it. bunk, their story about where that originated from, it was popular in the 1920s. it was associated with henry ford and how he liked to s

the before breaking roddick straight away to seize the initiative and the scot never looked back the cigar did this is a weapon the american is known for his big serve but could only manage a paltry three aces. thirteen to suit the first set six three and the two thousand and nine champion went on to got beat up six three six one in just under an hour as an error prone roddick fails to find his way back into the match. i well next up the morning is joe wilfried tsonga he marched up fourteen aces in his straight set win against local hopeful the other two hundred fifteen james moore after losing the first set six three the lesser known britain did put up strong resistance in the second set he stormed to a four one lead but still lost in a tie break to it sarah will be aiming to clinch his first title in over twenty months after also humbling world number one rafael nadal in the last eight. i. four men are now reigning champion sebastian vettel has taken his six pole out of seven races after the german prevailed in qualifying for the canadian grand prix the red bull driver suffered a hefty c

holes to cart a nine under par sixty five he has a two shot cushion over colt and keegan bradley or cigar see seen here fail to make the cut despite a moment of brilliance vending champ and world number two the westwood is eight shots off a little. while on the european tour is robert rock who is leading italian open he was consistent throughout crying well off the tease here. he wasn't so bad on the greens either his rounding scar would have the eighteenth nice little part and he is a stroke ahead of fellow englishman risk wood and to salute it from the netherlands rather as a string of plays two shots off the lead including italian teenager matthew minus zero and had a bit image sporting here getting a decent approach and then hitting darren clarke to pull. the more left one world champion sebastian vettel suffered a hefty crash during practice for sunday's canadian grand prix and he wasn't the only one suffering in montreal the red bull driver getting into trouble and she came before hitting the barrier hard in his first practice run on the day was disrupted again after more crashes ag

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on the line from wenski, some florida oranges, handmade cigars and key lime pies.nd from farrell, barbecue ribs, tortillas, salsa and pecan pies. >>> we have a story today about courage and humanity in the face of brutal oppression. in one of the nazi concentration camps during world war ii, there was a jewish prison choir. the members learned verdi's famous requiem mass, with its plea to god for deliverance from evil. survivors said they derived spiritual strength from singing the requiem to their captors. bob faw reports. >> every note. get inside of every note. inside of every note. >> in a washington, d.c., church an impassioned conductor implores his choir. ♪ >> don't move, don't move. very nice. what you're doing is very nice, and there's no room for that. it has to be extraordinary. the sort of thing that you will remember all of your lives. >> whenever he can, murry sidlin urges them to do more, because what they're rehearsing, what they are trying to commemorate, is another performance by another choir in horrific circumstances -- jewish prisoners in a naz

the background by military invasion democracy never by class that bombed by white phosphorus by my cigar by dumping our wedding parties you paint a pretty bleak picture right now are you hopeful about the future of the country. i believe as long as hope is alive and you think it's possible is there a secret here and here in afghanistan who are underground activist these are hopes these girls who are going to school they have to education despite all of these traits can they to our seats and their faces. and they did the briefly say yes when we become treatment again we will go to school these are hoops and money either example that's why i always my mrs do justice locking people around the borders please educationally support my people because education is a key. regarding the existence of people it is not corporation and against ignore its and democracy justice is meaningless your constant threads here and you have many supporters over seas are you going to move abroad or here and we have afghanistan for good. because i'm no better than my people as person as a human rights woman i stac

and he takes command of the forces and the first thing he does is send a case of brandy in a box of cigarsto his old professor to express his continued affection and you read that and say there was a different era, a different kind of warfare. anderson being an officer probably sends them back unopened as much as he could use some brandy and cigars at that moment. but in fact he does sort of offer anderson the terms of surrender, and anderson than yours the terms of surrender command of language that is used as a wonderful and visa. it's all my dear general, major, have the honor to inform you we shall opened fire upon you within one hour's time your humble service, general. [laughter] they were opening fire so it didn't matter all that much. [laughter] >> but there was none of any kind. >> there was. he sent aids across the fort to attempt to negotiate terms with anderson by which he would withdraw peacefully but anderson couldn't come to terms. >> you've got to watch yourself. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> which of us is which. >> yesterday i was watching news hour and a professor agreed

cleveland came on the boat later that night, had some cigars -- maybe the cigars were the problem to begin with -- and then the next morning the boat set sail and sailed into long island sound. and it was shortly after 12:00 that cleveland went downstairs. there was a small room they had converted into a makeshift operating theater. there was no operating table, they just had a chair that they lashed the center to the mast that was in the center of the room, and cleveland came in, and they propped up his neck and his head with some pillows. they, they did have anesthesia, they used either primarily. they also --' they are. they used nitrous oxide, but they found it didn't sedate the president enough. so they used ether, and operating with this in the close confines of a room on a yacht was probably not the best place. the operation took about 09 minutes, and what they -- 90 minutes, and what they did was they removed the tumor along with most of his upper left palette and five teeth. as did a big chunk of his upper left jawbone. all this was taken out in about 90 minutes using fairly

and disneyland for adults the world's largest is a cigar and it's doors and it's open twenty four seventh's into that. if . if if if. if. u.s. involvement in nato has campaigning but it is just one day left for ninety minutes on the transaction congress' approval runs out when makers are demanding president obama complies with the constitution so he's writing reports at the restaurant the streets of new york to find out. u.s. presidents around the world. number one in the world. the world we can still do it even the. best we can we can so why is that so important to be number one has to be he has to be one of. the americans as being some kind of. world police you know you think about. yes i don't think there's any at all teary emotive. no no no oil interests no economic interest no no i don't know what do we want to accomplish that. just the safety of the people to which the money and the lives of the young people you know did you think there's maybe another reason for doing it i want to reason only. i don't think it's logical error of the it makes any sense a great thing there's a big disc

the syrian army has retaken control of the northern city and it is a cigar which was the scene of a major rebellion last week government sources say tubes have captured what they describe as two armed terrorist groups which were operating in the region last week uprising claimed the minds of these two hundred twenty members security forces. at least fifty people have been killed in massive floods ravaging central and southern china disaster has also displaced tens of thousands of people sweeping away homes and taking out power and phone lines across the region among the stranded were children trapped in a school surrounded by water. that would be. a rush a close up series is next as the team explores mysterious places in north. christian churches agricultural prosperity and a magnificent ancient acropolis known as the city of good debt they will look into one of the most mysterious sites in southern russia the village of dagoes but it's not the area of dark legacy that's driving locals away as our tos men do not question our reporters. we continue our acts for the north as a republic and

the police on the protesters still going god give me something to cancel the state you can head the cigar building fired into the crowd you can see it is such an insult to such clarity that was killed at a time. people watching people staying out of the game of the police trying to find the pilots still breaking out so if i see still i love the people on the street to see nice people just didn't like the cosmos and they really don't want anyone still that it's been said that the people who took the fight for breaking the families of people still moving back on to the central state even though you can't make us think such as by the place they turned out to take us to get it for places that are seen as it is the ragged of economic situation isn't happening that positively would. be right and the police need to. see that kind of enough around to take us out somebody can see that happen they are the people that really tough incident. was such a horrible. thing at the latest let's look at a set of. times right now. we're not going to be able to listen to the kid because the police robots reall

the report on cuban cigars didn't say when charges might return to venezuela. georgia's main opposition party has urged the country's chief prosecutor to investigate the actions of security forces in the violent crackdown on protests last month which saw four people killed and three hundred arrested. spoke to the party's leader. here's a quick preview of what's to come next. our international community they know our real face of that country quite well of course diplomacy means that they will never say it in public. lots of very yes. p.r. companies. but nevertheless you can see quite critical articles and send them to you so you can buy. money which southwest really is spending for p.r. analogues companies but you can't buy everything and everyone you can to lie for a short time to ruin but you can't lie for ever to everybody. their lives are often the blighted by a troubled childhood russian orphans are finding that their problems are often extended into adult hood to try to free housing from the government once they leave their care but as people all over por

democracy never by military invasion democracies never attacked by cluster bomb by white phosphorus by my cigar by bumping our wedding parties. and watch the full interview with activists in an hour here on r t. a second bailout for greece is crippled economy will dominate a meeting of leaders in brussels on thursday while the greek prime minister pushes for even more cuts at home which are a condition for the new cash over the last week a sturdy proposal so thousands of angry protesters filled the streets of athens blogger michael snyder warns that economic troubles in greece could trigger at their way in a global financial meltdown. and the greek crisis has been seen as would be another lehman brothers moment because what you have in greece is a situation where they're just kicking the can down the road if greece defaults a slug only to just a thank you reese is going to affect all of your. banks all over europe are very much exposed to greece and banks in europe are very highly leveraged for example when lehman brothers collapsed they were leveraged thirty one to one which was absolutely hor

democracy not by car by military invasion democracy never done by cluster bomb by white phosphorus by my cigar by bumping our wedding parties. and you can watch the full interview with afghan activist a mother like joy in just over an hour's time right here on out. of a second bailout for greece is crippled economy dominates a meeting of e.u. leaders in brussels while the greek prime minister pushes for even more cuts at home which are a condition for the new installment over the last week austerity proposals saw thousands of protesters fill the streets of athens blogger michael snyder warns the economic troubles in greece could trigger a new wave in the global financial meltdown. you know there are women brothers moment because what you have in greece is a situation where they're just sitting between you and on the route of greece that's also slow going just to think greece is going to throw to all of your. banks all over europe or very much exposed to greece and i would be. highly leveraged for example when lehman brothers collapsed they were leveraged thirty one to one which was absolutely

never tried by military invasion democracies never tried by cluster thought by wife phosphorous by my cigar by bumping our wedding parties. and you can watch the full interview with afghan activist and ally joy in fifteen minutes time right here on out. of a second bailout for greece is crippled economy dominates a meeting of the new leaders in the process but while the greek prime minister pushes for even more cuts at home which are a condition for the new installment over the last week austerity proposals saw thousands of angry protesters filled the streets of athens michael snyder warns that economic troubles in greece could trigger a new wave in the global financial meltdown. the greek crisis has been seems to be another lehman brothers moment because what you have in greece is a situation where they're just kicking the can down the road if greece defaults it's not going to just the thing reese is going to affect all of your. banks all over europe are very much exposed to greece and banks in europe are very highly leveraged for example when lehman brothers collapsed they were leveraged

in jaycee dugard's unsealed grand jury testimony, she describes how the cigar ido's used a stun gun toidnap her, as she was walking to catch the school bus. once in their car, she recalls hearing phillip laughing saying, i can't believe we got away with it. garrido later used that stun gun to keep the girl in line. threatening to zap her if she wasn't good. jaycee also describes how she was kept largely alone for her entire first year in captivity at the antioch compound. forced to have sex at least once a week, assaults garrido sometimes videotaped. as she grew older, she didn't try to escape, because she felt she was helping prevent something similar from happening to someone else. >> i think it's fair to say a nightmare has come to an end and now it's her, her children, her mother that have to go about the business of getting on with the rest of their lives. >> reporter: at the sentencing, jaycee's mother lashed out at the couple. she read a statement from the now 31-year-old saying, i hated every second of every day of 18 years because of you. and the sexual perversion you forced o

never come by military invasion democracy never tried by class the thought by white phosphorus by my cigar by bumping our wedding party is. that interview coming your way a little later here in our will still to come to moscow welcomes the star wars. the russian capital gets a bit of wood. as the moscow international film festival gets underway. the first far right dutch politician real there's been quick to get over charges of inciting hate and discrimination he faced five separate counts following a controversial speech he gave attacking islam and comparing it to narcism but the court ruled his comments well within the boundaries of legitimate political debate member of the european parliament place has told me that the verdict and the trial is a victory for the freedom of expression. this is very important not just for here through this but for freedom of speech in itself i think you cannot have a working democracy a functioning democracy if you don't have freedom of speech and certainly as a member of parliament diverse and everyone else should have the right to speak freely and openly

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