cole. mr. cole's reply clarified that the department of justice, the security and exchange commission, and the new york attorney general's office were aware of his practice of seeking input from a.i.g. and making modifications to the reports. he indicated that the changes a.i.g. made were often factual changes, such as a.i.g. employee names, dates, and materials and events. he also indicated that some of the changes requested by a.i.g. were included in a section of the report entitled -- quote unquote -- "a.i.g. response." however, he added on -- quote unquote -- on a few occasions, a.i.g. would -- quote -- "suggest a stylistic change of phrasing in the analytical section of the report." he stated while it included the edits made by a.i.g., he -- quote -- "did not believe that a detailed presentation of this factual review process was necessary to an understanding of each party's position." end of quote. as a result, the reports did not necessarily show which edits a.i.g. made that were incorpo

he says white house officials wanted to get juan cole. glenn carle is the cia officer in question and joins me for an exclusive interview. after he tells his story, professor juan cole will join the story. welcome. glenn, let me start with you. you were asked to do something that you believed and is in fact illegal. tell us what happened, how the request was made to you, and what followed thereafter. >> sometime late in 2005, i don't remember the exact dates, it is a while ago, sometime late in 2005, my superior returned from a meeting at the white house and called me into his office and asked me if i knew about professor juan cole, who was he? i said of course i know who he is. we had worked together on national council business a number of times and then started to ask questions about lifestyle and background in saying what you just summarized that the white house found him a severe critic and wanted to get him and i was flabbergasted. >> you objected to the request to get professor cole and you nonetheless saw a few days later that thi

he says white house officials wanted to get juan cole. glenn carle is the cia officer in question and joins me for an exclusive interview. lnnete tart wit. from a met t wte oicanasd ii ew about professor juan cole, who was he? i said of course i know who he is. we had worked together on national council business a number of times and then started to ask questions about lifestyle and background in saying what you just summarized that the >> sometime late in 2005, i don't remember the exact dates, it is a while ago, sometime late in 2005, my superior returned from a meeting at the white house and called me into his office and asked me if i knew about professor juan cole, who was he? i said of course i know who he is. we had worked together on national council business a number of times and then started to ask questions about lifestyle and background in saying what you just summarized that the white house found him a severe critic and wanted to get him and i was flabbergasted. >> you objected to the request to get professor cole and you none

eric baker jeff hopkins and his son cole. >> tell me about jeff hawkins? >> she said she thought he was a nice young man and he was a friend and she was confideling ing in him about her relationship with jessie. >> jeffery had a child named zachary? >> yes. >> did you ever see a photograph of zachary? >> i took a picture of zachary and jeffery on casey's cell phone. the picture was of zachary and jeff and she had him listed as boyfriend in her phone. >> who now can ever forget

cole of oklahoma. mr. cole: mr. chairman, i ask that the reading be dispensed with. the chair: without objection. mr. cole: mr. chairman, in april, a draft executive order was circulated. it would force companies as a condition of applying for a federal contract to disclose all federal campaign contributions. in my view, if implemented this executive order would lead to a significant politicization of the federal procurement process. instead of a company being evaluated and judged on its merits, their past work experience, the ability to complete the government contract in question, this executive order would introduce the potential they would be evaluated politically as opposed to professionally. it's never a good idea, mr. chairman, in my view to mix politics with contracting. my amendment would prevent the president from implementing the proposed disclosure requirements. congress actually considered something similar to what the president is proposing in the 111th congress, the so-called disclose act. it's instructive to me that that congress, the majority of whic

the cole open in chile are in russia's north home to the q.b. need massive mountain range this is the cold and windy bolshoi's would pass the snow here is between one and a half and four meters deep avalanche safety specialists are probing the snow structure on one of the slopes. the top layer of snow drifts on a slope is unstable and skis could trigger an avalanche shift attention those of you who are keen to scull mountain peaks please be careful. some avalanches a wet others a dry it all depends on the snows composition the speed of avalanches varies between seventy and four hundred kilometers an hour man can do nothing in the face of tons of snow rushing down to such a velocity. and yet people do live in the mountains they study avalanches to be able to protect themselves from each year skiers and snowboarders tempt fate by taking to the mountain slopes. gk this weather station in the q.b. massive is situations close to the town of one hundred fifty kilometers north of the arctic circle it is one of the instruments of the avalanche safety se

cole. still, in washington today, a state department spokesperson played down the al-qaeda leadership announcement. >> we have seen the reports. what i'd like to say today is frankly, it barely matters who runs al qaeda. it is a bankrupt ideology. >> brown: that, of course, is what intelligence experts will now be watching as al-zawahri takes over an al qaeda that's become more globalized, with branches in many parts of the world. in his june 8th message, he urged them on to new attacks. he vowed the u.s. killing of bin laden will be met, "blood for blood." for more, we go to juliette kayyem, now a national security columnist for the "boston globe" and a former assistant secretary of homeland security. and daniel byman, director of the security studies program at georgetown university and author of a new book on israeli counter-terrorism. test juliette kayyem, i'll start with you, fill in the portrait of al-zawahiri what is important to know about his biography and experience. >> i think th

the cole street clinic is a youth clinic in the heart of the haight ashbury and they target youth.tral city residents and they have great expertise in providing services for many of the homeless. potrero hill and southeast health centers are health centers in those particular communities that are family health centers, so they provide health care to patients across the age span. . >> many of our clients are working poor. they pay their taxes. they may run into a rough patch now and then and what we're able to provide is a bridge towards getting them back on their feet. the center averages about 14,000 visits a year in the health clinic alone. one of the areas that we specialize in is family medicine, but the additional focus of that is is to provide care to women and children. women find out they're pregnant, we talk to them about the importance of getting good prenatal care which takes many visits. we initially will see them for their full physical to determine their base line health, and then enroll them in prenatal care which occurs over the next 9 months. group prenatal care is

schedule later this hour, tom cole.nly business in the house is a couple of resolutions dealing with libya expected to get underway at 9:00 a.m. eastern. once they finish their work today, the house is done for through the july 4 week. the senate is in or will be back in it next week. today, a house subcommittee looking at of venezuela and the house subcommittee looking at mutual funds at 9:30 on c-span3. president obama today is headed to carnegie-mellon university in pittsburgh. he will be delivering a speech and talking about manufacturing. we will have coverage of that later in our schedule on the c- span network. >> we are having some technical issues with our live coverage of the "washington journal" this morning. we are going to show you a little bit of today's earlier portion of "washington journal." host: good morning. the house convenes in two hours as congress debates two resolutions. the topic, libya, to cut off funding for any combat operations. while debate on c-span getting under way at 9:00 a.m. eastern

cole. >> we have new exclusive details of o what officials uncovered during the raid on bin laden's xouchb. he repeatedly urged senior operatives in yemen to attack the u.s. homeland. officials say intelligence shows that one group, al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula is actively planning to do just that. >> al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula or has been strictly focused on attacks the united states homeland. this morning, there is somebody in the peninsula planning another attack against the united states. >> one of the group's leaders is anwar al-awlaki an american cleric who is pushing the organization to conduct as many attacks aimed at the u.s. as possible in rapid succession. the u.s. is planning to step up missile and drone attacks against the organization. >>> mayor of vancouver is blaming a small number of tool begins for the -- hooligans. >> they will reveal details of the arrests made and asking for witnesses to send in video and all that vandalism. about 150 people went to hospital last night after fans got out of the control after the canucks loss to the boston bruins. they lit g

cole wright here with your espn news. let's head to boston for game three of the stanley cup final. bruins playing host to the vancouver canucks. we pick it up with a scary moment early in the first. nathan horton takes a late hit from aaron rome. there's another look there. rome would get a five-minute major. emts would tend to horton. he is carried away on a stretcher. he was moving extremities. here's more good news if you're a bruins fan. start of the second period, no score. andrew ference goes through traffic. beats roberto luongo like a rented mule. later in the second, 2-0 bruins lead. brad marchand steals the puck. he says, i'll take this and you'll take that. bruins, they go up 3-0. and that's what a yellow arrow gets you. third period. canucks down 4-0. henrik sedin tries to take the puck. and things would get a little chippy. under a minute to go, michael ryder. past luongo. lamp lit. bruins win this one, 8-1. they would take game three. >>> we move to the diamond. cliff lee and his phillies losing five of seven. taking on the dodgers. lee was dialed in early. matt kemp,

cole. >> we have new exclusive details of o what officials uncovered during the raid on bin laden's xouchb. he repeatedly urged senior operatives in yemen to attack the u.s. homeland. officials say intelligence shows that one group, al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula is actively planning to do just that. >> al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula or has been strictly focused on attacks the united states homeland. this morning, there is somebody in the peninsula planning another attack against the united states. >> one of the group's leaders is anwar al-awlaki an american cleric who is pushing the organization to conduct as many attacks aimed at the u.s. as possible in rapid succession. the u.s. is planning to step up missile and drone attacks against the organization. >>> mayor of vancouver is blaming a small number of tool begins for the -- hooligans. >> they will reveal details of the arrests made and asking for witnesses to send in video and all that vandalism. about 150 people went to hospital last night after fans got out of the control after the canucks loss to the boston bruins. they lit g

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this is cole porter. this is indiana. have a great appreciation for barry manilow, and the songs i appreciate are the songs that inspire people. talk to me about the songs that are all about inspiring, motivating. >> that is my favorite thing, my favorite word. i will find songs that will make you feel better, and you cannot believe the letters i get. sure, cokie? is great, but letters i get are all -- copacabana is great, but the letters i get are all about inspirational once. it makes me feel better. i turn the radio up, and those are the songs i like writing and listening to. "forget your troubles, get happy." tavis: why 10 years before a new project? >> i had a really good run with these albums. now it was collaboration's, and i really love doing it. i love to producing it. i thought that was going to be great. it just kept going until last year, when we did one of the greatest love songs of all time, but i did miss writing songs. i love doing these songs. i love doing gershwin, but i miss the right thing. . >> you ca

. >> stephen: is that what the cole war was like, we the united states and our allies were the king and other countries of the world were the pawns in front of it? >> and finally it winds up with the king, with one king being done. that's how chess-- . >> stephen: or if your sister is beating you at camp you just throw the board up into the air and run away crying. >> well-- that's how i win. (laughter) >> i have an 8-year-old grandson with whom i play chess. >> stephen: does he beat you. >> he is starting to beat me. so i have stopped playing with him. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: oh. you'll negotiate with mao tse tung but will you cut off relationship with an 8-year-old. tell you what, please stay right there. we'll be right back with >> stephen: welcome back. we now rejoin my peabody award-winning interview can henry kissinger already in progress. what was mao like because there aren't that many people coy ever interview and say what was mao like? what was mao like, was he a fungi? >> i wouldn't use that word fun. >> stephen: how do you talk to a guy like mao? because he's respo

. >> first i want to start with kenneth cole. uprising of egypt, kenneth cole sent out a tweet that said millions of uproar in cairo. rumor is they've heard our spring collection is now available on-line. this is an example of a bad tweet that can impact a brand. obviously uproar over the web after this tweet was sent, apology made by kenneth cole on facebook, overshadowed by the insensitive nature of a tweet. to another example which is that of 77-year-old senator of iowa, chuck grassley. a place that you don't want to be is on gismoto, a powerful tech website. chuck grassley, he's older, trying to stay tech savvy and on the cutting edge but was deemed by gismoto as the worst twitter user in the united states of america. the reason for this, t.j., is he likes to use this kind of form of shorthand. it's very creative, but rather ineffective. things he tries to get out in 140 characters are fairly illogical and don't make a lot of sense. this speaks to the power of you better understand the technology before hopping on board. real

a's down 1-0 until a solo home run off cole hamels. two outs. chase utley.e hits a streamer to right that could be trouble, but connor jackson robs him of extra bases. a's lead it 3-1 on the phillies. >>> auto racing. the first road course of the nascar season greets the drivers this weekend. this is one of two road courses in the sprint cup series and the drivers have a lot to think about. dan has more on sunday's race. dan? >> well, in the leadoff to sunday's race, brad was fastest in the final practice session and joey ended up winning a support race for 64 laps of practice, but there's more on the minds of the drivers than turning right the first time. in fact, ryan newman was thinking about tires and about getting back into the chase. >> it takes a few laps r for us to get the tires hooked up and going. felt pretty good in practice. we'll see if we can make the best of it. >> we definitely got a chance. the car's really fast. probably the best i've been here, but never been one of my best tracks. coming up, i thought i had a better chance at dover or lo

did your deputy attorney general james cole authorize it? >> my guess would be no, mr. cole i don't think was in the -- i think -- i don't think he was in the department at the time that operation started. >> how about the head of the criminal division, lanny brewer? did he authorize it? >> i'm not sure whether mr. brewer authorized it. >> no one seems to know who authorized this. border agent brian terry, drew, was murdered back in december of 2010. considering the atf is part of the justice department, does anyone buy that holder wasn't aware of the program when agent terry was murdered or even before? >> reporter: you know, i've been on the phone talking to some of these atf agents today. i've talked to them over the weekend. it's really hard for them to imagine that holder wasn't at least briefed about it. this was a major operation, anderson. and quite frankly, up in the disastrous death of brian terry, this they thought was going to be a big hit or a home run for them. they were going to arrest cartel members. that would have required a lot of approval. a lot of a

questions about why don't you stop at karl and cole. we looked at that. and certainly a useful suggestion we want to try it out here first from a ridership perspective and also from a congestion making it really an express bus and avoid getting bogged down in some of that. so we'll see -- that's the advantage of calling it a pilot and it didn't take the better part of 24 hours before i received a phone call asking about the l line. >> it wasn't me. it wasn't me. >> that's one of the lines that can have a lot of -- >> switch back. >> how will that be handled especially with the switchback? what's that going to do with the switchback? >> hmm. we'll have to watch all of that. i think -- i think that's the challenge we have, a highly subscribed transit system here. and you know, we have -- in some cases with those switchbacks we have just as much traffic inbound as outbound. those realtime decisions have been made and we're making adjustments and we are minimizing the amount of switchbacks but they are necessary from time to time to keep the system evenly bal

embassies in africa, the attack on the uss "cole" and the 9/11 attacks on the world trade center and the pentagon. in a videotape released last week, zawahri called for the revenge of the killing of zawahri. >> it's probably tough to count votes when you're in a cave. >> reporter: the most immediate challenge, however, mending relations with pakistan, seriously embarrassed by the secret raid that killed bin laden. in retaliation, the pakistan military shut down three joint intelligence centers and ordered the 50 american military who work there to leave the country. the center provided critical intelligence about the movement of taliban fighters who crossed into afghanistan to attack american forces. gates argued that's an advantage the u.s. military cannot afford to lose. >> clearly the lines of communication through pakistan are critical for our operations in afghanistan. >> and the white house announced today that the general david petraeus, the top u.s. command never afghanistan has provided obama with several options for these u.s. troops withdrawals set to begin next month and

i see my friend and tim -- my friend tim cole waiting in the wings. we said in this policy you can build all the housing you want. the blood probably rush so much to his head he did not hear the second half of that sentence, which is, "as long as you do not mess up the historical balance of affordable versus market rate housing and do not drive jobs out and turn this into a bedroom community." what you are looking at today is four lines that would appear in the proposal for adoption that is going to the planning commission and then will be before you. that policy reads "establish a community stabilization policy based upon the planning principles adopted by the western soma citizens planning task force in order to maintain the historical balance between affordable and market-rate housing and assure jobs are not pushed out in favor of more residential development." chairperson mar: a supervisor has a comment or question. supervisor cohen: if you would finish your sentence. >> that is all that appears in the plan. then i was going to go through the step

cole hardware. gap inning, google, inc., hilton san francisco union square, the new resource bank, pacific gas & electric, wells fargo and yahoo inc. [applause] so on behalf of the department of environment i wanted to, first of all, thank our staff, who did a fantastic job of pulling together the panels as well as all of the advisory panel members. i know it was quite a time commitment over a number of months to have these discussions and make these recommendations, but we really truly appreciate your commitment and your time. now it is my pleasure and honor to introduce to all of you mayor ed lee, who's going to make a few remarks. [applause] mayor lee: thank you. first of all, i think that elephants and sharks are probably not going to be on the cuisine this year. [laughter] but i am very happy to be here, and i wanted to, first of all, thank you for these papers. i do take this very seriously, as you know. i know that johanna, my climate visor to the mayor's office, and she's here today. we've h

congressman familiar with these calls says the resentment is just growing, it is mounting among his cole laegs, and that is why there's a concerted effort. also privately to say congressman weiner, anthony, it's time for you to go. >> almost as if pincers are closing on him. on one hand, the political pressure. on the other side, the factual developments. to stay with the political for a moment. on the senate side of course senator reid, the majority leader, gave him the back of the hand i suppose. yesterday, nancy pelosi calling for the ethics investigation. is there anybody who has said anything supportive of him? anybody who has even said, let this play out through the ethics committee process? anybody saying, put the brakes on this? or is it just pure silence on that side of the ledger? >> that's a great question. there's nobody who has come out and said explicitly, give the guy a break or let this play out. but there are some members of congress who i've spoken to who have spoken to him who say they're not asking him to resign. i think that's an important point to make. but they're

maestro meet up with the pioneer of russian on formerly soviet sport medicine doctor for silly man cole who led the squad to shock clubs gold gold up the soulless. let's call him a tennis though where de force action at wimbledon was suspended jude to reign up one stage but that didn't hold a whole host of russian women extending their stay in london so it may be a double grand slam champion but she's never made it past the quarter final stage of s w nineteen six love six two thrashing of alexandra de groot though bodes well for that record to write. she's also through to run three peat income honest have a chink over joining them is maria curry lenka who defeated qualifier tom green. but yet another russian cheese i'd see if any. on the able to keep pace with flavia pennetta else worse during a williams fought back from a set down to beat simona halep all romania the four time champion making it look easy three six six two six one in the next two set setting up a third round clash with kurt and. yeah i got started slow today but it was actually really really trying to start out fast an

taking on cole hamels and the phillies. scott sizemore shoots a single through the right side. cocoa scores to give the a's the lead and trevor kayhill made it hold up. the curve ball, holds jimmy rollins. six strike-outs for kayhill with 7 and 2/3 and picks up the eighth win of the season. the a's beat the phillies 4-1. >>> marty fish is the only american left on the men's side at wimbledon but fortunately on the women's side both williams sisters survived the first week at the all england club. conditioning won't be a factor for serena as long as she's got the big serve working. and she smashes one of her ten aces right past maria kirilenko. and when a return was saved, she wasn't in a position to do much with it. serena wins in straight sets to advance to the fourth round where she takes on ninth seeded mar i don't know bartoli. and djokovic did not handle losing a set very well and he got a new racket and regrouped to win in four sets. nadal and federer and djokovich advance to the fourth round. >>> third round of the lpga championship. sang has a one stroke lead and ends u

a's down 1-0, until rosales hits a solo home run off of cole hamels. and rosales is in no hurry. runners at first and second. tying run at the plate. how about that play on dominique brown's backhander. a's turn two and win it, 4-1. >>> drivers in the toyota save mart 350 got in their final practice today. with a few of the sprint cup drivers getting more time on the road course as they competed in the pro series race. 43 cars will compete for sunday's $5.5 million prize. >> takes a few laps for us to get the tires hooked up and going. and a few laps we get, and the tires start to fall off. our chevrolet felt good in practice. >> i think we definitely got a chance. the car's really fast. it's probably the best i've ever been here. but it's never been one of my best racetracks. coming in this weekend, i thought i had a better chance at dover, loudon or a place like that, compared to here. i feel good about it. this race, there's so much luck that goes into it and strategy, and putting yourself in the right position. >>> to the beautiful game. and it turned ugly for the usa. up 2-0