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josh who was funnier the president or conan. >> i thought the president was funny area.hought the conan's cheap shot at hotel staff was unnecessary. >> michael: thanks so much. we've been oh doing a series on civil rights and today we want to know if today's youth appreciates the sacrifices that were made then. you don't have to worry any more. we'll tell but a great day in birmingham alabama. that's next. stay with us. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> michael: welcome back to the show. the march goes on in birmingham, alabama. today more than 1,000 students from the region followed in the footsteps of civil rights pioneers. they took part in the 50th anniversary of the birmingham children's march. in 19 1963 police and segregationists stood in the way of children as they tried to march to city hall. progress is a great thing. there is also progress to report in the make up of president obama's cabinet. three days after nominating charlotte mayor anthony fox to head the transportation department president obama nominated penny pritzker lead to lead the commerce department. she'll

then conan o'brien took to the podium. >> the deem graphics of this country have been changing and id to hosting this program 18 years from now. then my opening message will be [foreign language] >> mario lopez. >> hello to fox news start bill o'reilly. he's become quite the author. he has two recent best sellers killing kenly and killing lincoln. he also wrote the natural peaceful death of cats. what were you thinking? the truth it bill o'reilly this, is true. is now work on his next book due out this fall, this time it's about the killing of jesus. it will be the first time in history jesus' death is blamed on obamacare. >> wow, conan, thanks for the publicity, man. nice of you. watching that tape you may have noticed i was thinking next to supreme court justice anthony scalia. he's a no pin guy, loves his country, and has stayed true to his ethnic roots in new york. he was giving me jazz about the killing jesus book, but i'll win him over. then after the dinner the smoozing began. i'm not good with that. neither is barbra streisand. she was at the dinner but everyone was kept away

. >> conan the bar bearian the first line he asked conan what is best in life?> this see your enemies driven beneath you and to hear the lament lamentations. >> who would have predicted it from that? it would have been a couple of years after it was out. wrestling or thrown into a pit. >> one of them you see for five seconds her bare breasts. they have these animal skins on. the station was inundated with protests from i am people in los angeles explaining about the site of these bare breasts. >> before the phrase wardrobe miss miss miss funk. >> it shows the slipsclips violence. heads cut off very brief clip. you mentioned iron man 3 opens tonight. a lot of them. >> all right. yeah. this is your genre. iron man 3? do you give stars? >> i don't. >> it's not a movie for people who don't like super hero movies. jock at the expense of the avengers. also opening soon may 17th, right lear in the united states star trek into darkness. >> that's one of the three movies this summer everyone is anticipating are going to be block busters. one is ironman. the second is man

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. >> the joke that really got me, as a print refugee, was conan's joke about print reporters being there, food and shelter. >> hello and welcome to "european journal" coming to you from dw studios in brussels. good to have you with us. here's what's coming up in today's show. violent acts -- how turkish soldiers become victims in the army. secret deals -- why west germany paid a high price for romanian germans. and small steps -- invasive species in northern germany. when poland became a member of the e you almost 10 years ago, hundreds

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in the old strat conan rating the highest intensity we found was 35, so a fairly intense rating and the lowest was 12 in west mount and that fits with the trends of what's happening in those neighborhoods. so taggers is a very important part of the graffiti audit. when we first started the audit mark went on his observe and he was new to graffiti so him and his assistant did their best to log the tags. what we wanted to do was try and see if we could increase the percentage of tags that were identified. so two bylaw officers accompanied them throughout the audit and they assist with identification of taggers. our rate for identifying taggers has gone up to 70 percent through the audit so the information we are able to gather in terms of intell is critical in terms of enforcement efforts. last year's audit, 2011, ome and iran were two of the taggers arrested and focused on by the edmonton police service based on what's going on through an every day basis, brute and chrome, which are two of the most prolific taggers we have right now, that is the focus the edmonton are going after and the

which makes it sound quite draconian well in a sense it's worse than dr drew conan because draco would not have gone that far when i was in the chair i was frightened because the less minty a phone calls so i was afraid to speak to dad. because i'm the commission's report on is and also you know in case i got a more trouble meanwhile her brother ivan watched their father's health deteriorate under the strain of her absence in the end when he moved into that final loom that was the end of him and he wanted it wanted still loved him anything i said you've got to know this she divorce. she's put herself in prison port. observers say the difficulty with justice behind closed doors is that no one knows if the law is being followed the evidence is heard in private defendants often lack legal representation and i want to allow to publicize their case witness and it is giving the state too much power to intervene in people's lives preventing people complaining about what's been done to them is never right the government's faced a barrage of criticism over the practice of secret justice justice

like to act president obama as you may know me event was headlined by the late night talk show host conan o'brien and of course like every year the president of the united states this year obama was just full of zingers just like this one. i really respect the press recognize that the press and i have different jobs to do my job is to be president your job is to keep me humble frankly i think i'm doing my job better. yet there is no are going through there obama of us has done everything but keep you humble by holding your administration accountable i wonder if that's what you and fox news v.p. michael clemente were joking about all night and here's michael clemente wedged right between obama and michelle at the head table it's not just fox it's every corporate news entity from reuters to m s n b c but the costly dinner isn't the most absurd part of all of this the lavish parties hosted by these same media organizations that according to the washington post will shell out as much as two hundred thousand dollars each to entertain their of the guest list that's right well they're laying peo

think back to president obama as you may know me event was headlined by the late night talk show host conan o'brien and of course like every year the president of the united states this year obama was just full of zingers just like this one. i really do respect the press recognize that the press and i have different jobs to do my job is to be president your job is to keep me humble frankly i think i'm doing my job better. yet there's no are going through there obama the press has done everything but keep you humble by holding your administration accountable i wonder if that's what you and fox news v.p. michael clemente were joking about all night and here's michael clemente wedged right between obama and michelle at the head table it's not just fox it's every corporate news entity from reuters to m s n b c but the costly dinner isn't the most absurd part of all of this the lavish parties hosted by these same media organizations that according to the washington post will shell out as much as two hundred thousand dollars each to entertain their the guest list that's right well they're laying

to talk to president obama as you may know me event was headlined by the late night talk show host conan o'brien and of course like every year the president of the united states this year obama was just full of zingers just like this one. i really respect the press recognize that the press and i have different jobs to do my job is to be president your job is to keep me humble. frankly i think i'm doing my job better. yet there's no are going through there obama the press has done everything but keep you humble by holding your administration accountable i wonder if that's what you and fox news v.p. michael clemente were joking about all night and here's michael clemente wedged right between obama and michelle at the head table it's not just fox it's every corporate news entity from reuters to m s n b c but the costly dinner isn't the most absurd part of all of this the lavish parties hosted by these same media organizations that according to the washington post will shell out as much as two hundred thousand dollars each to entertain their of the guest list that's right well they're laying

. >> lou: comedian conan o'brien. fox chief correspondent ed henry runs the thing. it a lot. there is some truth in every joke. let's face it last year was a dangerous year for republicans. here a an a analysis of election. his findings confirm just that. romney could not turn out republicans and last year overall voter turnout was 58%. 58%! that is rough from everybody. that was down from 62% in 2008, a lot of extra enthusiasm for the president. and 52% back in 2004 when there wasn't a lot of enthusiasm about anything. look at that performance. that is disaster. just ask governor romney. consider this, president obama won last year with historically low percentage of white voters. he achieved only 39%. the president, however, had a little extra support in other places. 71% of the happy vote. and 73% of asians voted for president obama. but the black vote was spectacular. he got 93% of the back vote. talk about a consensus, that is a consensus. according to fray the key to victory was in that black voter turnout. even though they make up 12% of the eligible voters i

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>> i feel like the president outdid conan. who was really good. just a hard act to follow.d morning, i'm reena ninan in for diana perez. >> i'm john muller. here are the top headlines we are following on "world news now" -- wildfires tearing through thousands of acres in southern california. fire crews hoping mother nature helps their fight and keeps those winds from picking up. most dangerous is an 8,000 acre blaze in ventura county less than 10% contained. >>> a first for the fbi. the bureau named a woman to its most wanted terrorist list. joanne chesimard was convicted of killing a new jersey state trooper 40 years ago. she has been on the run ever since. >>> world trade center standing tall this morning. workers raising the last pieces of the building's spire. the spire draped in the american flag. when the spire is set, it will soar to a symbolic, 1,776 feet in the air. >>> antibacterial soap is under government scrutiny possibly for doing more harm than good. the fda is reviewing the chemical found in almost everything from soap and bed body washes to toothpaste. thes

that was late night comedienne conan o'brien from the white house correspondent dinner, not much morehan a week ago. let's discuss what it was like for the victims in this story. we bring in jennifer ste fa no an bill hennesee. were you a co-founder? >> i worked for americans for prosperity. when this started unfolding, i started with the tea party. >> jennifer, what kind of harassment did they get? i have a lawnedry list of things. you tell me, what kind of harassment? >> when i was calling other groups to ask how i file with the irs, it was coming back to me they were asking for personal information, personal facebook pages the personal nature of tear relationship with political candidates and politicians, the list of their donor, e-mails, rallys. i went to the irs, it is true, i have to turn this over if i start a tea party group? yes, it was true. if you remember, we had to sign sworn statements if we omitted anything, we could be put if jail. i was a pregnant stay at home mother at the time. i couldn't risk that. >> you heard what jennifer said, i was compiling notes, besides ask

the proposal addresses conan consequences unintended from 1965 immigration law that inadvert antly disadvantaged irish nationals seeking to enter the united states and ever since that time, my predecessor on this committee, senator kennedy, sought to rectify it. and we had a series of programs, donnelly visas in 1988, the morrison visas in 1992, diversity visas in 1994, which we are terminating now with the request of many on the other side. we keep sunsetting the provisions and it creates disruption. we have similar programs with australia, chile, singapore, none of them have the same historic connection to the united states that ireland does. i thk the program is well crafted. two-year sunset would mean that we would -- by the time it got started up it would be over. may as well not have it. so i would just conclude by quoting somebody who is my mentor and idol in the senate who ran the committee so well for so long, i think his spirits hovering over the bill ase talk about, senator kennedy. he was a sponsor of the 1965 law which i mentioned inadvertently impacted the irish negatively. he said

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i think the way we describe it, these examples violate the american business -- conan example would bea high school commits a minor crime in america goes to juvenile court. they have their sentence. they become adults and they behave well. they commissioned the court and they say i would like to have my conviction expunged. the simeon the court agrees they can truthfully answer when they say would you commit a crime in which every employer now asks, they can say no. so they do an internet search and immediately says that -- sees that the person is a liar. somehow that violates that sense of justice. have we given up this juvenile forgiveness? there are many recent examples in the press where people are initially charged and it's all over the paper. charged falsely. even the boston bombings there were people charged in the press who are now going to have a great deal of trouble getting their reputation back. this is not by the way new problem. the atlanta bombing, we were talking about this, so in the system how does fairness work in a world where the internet behaves like this? >> in y

from the partnership aboard, i want to acknowledge doug conan who is a master of leadership among other things. sean o'keefe is not here, he will be here shortly. another board member that is one of my public service heroes. from government we have the officer from the office of government ethics. we will hear from chris, who is over here. he was head of cabinet affairs for the obama administration. he was the executive director of the obama 2008 organization. he is working closely with us on partnership efforts on new political appointees. we also have josh bolten sitting here, who ran the very best ever transition for an administration amongst many other remarkable achievements. terrific to have him here. clay johnson not only ran the bush transition coming in, but is a true expert in the history f transitions. that is a good adjective. he is someone that we got to work with closely in the bush administration and was one of the true stars among the management in the bush dministration. john atkinsin the years he ran the -- department of security first transition ever. martha kumar, wh

and conan o'brien did a great job, too.. >> thank you very much. >> bill: it was fun. so you had a front row seat. actually. now, another issue that the president touched on is, of course, this sequester. i don't know whether we're going to see any end. he was at great pains i thought, as well as jay carney has been to explain if the sequester is so bad why they're signing this band-aid -- why he has now signed the band aid legislation on the faa. how do you think they handled that? >> really awkwardly don't you? >> bill: totally. >> john carl's question from abc where he said do you really have any juice left. the president loved questions like that, right. >> bill: you can tell. >> the republicans on this one at least in the short or midterm has seemed to have gotten him in a box. he seems to sort of being throwing his hands up and saying all right, i have to let this one play out. i think part of it is just the other stuff has cropped up in addition to a pretty clear defeat on guns and in addition to the fact that the re

utilize this warrantless program not only to legalize the warrantless spying program but immunized conan -- companies like at&t as rainey discuss provided medications without warrants. so the u.s. public can't do you at&t now because they violated because congress protected them. so, the fisa amendments act of 2008. so, that's 2008. just recently in december and i should back up again and say that day that the fisa amendment act passed and was signed into law the aclu filed the lawsuit opposing it. there has been recent developments just within the past few months that are extremely important as they pertain to the nsa surveillance and the fisa amendments act. one of them is that in december of 2012 just days after christmas when everybody in this country was paying zero attention to what was going on in the news congress rushed through a reauthorization of the fisa amendments act with hardly any debate. it's really shameful actually what congress has done in this respect. past the fisa amendments act through without any of the very minimal privacy and transparency amendments that some s

the proposal addresses conan consequences unintended from 1965 immigration law that inadvert antly disadvantaged irish nationals seeking to enter the united states and ever since that time, my predecessor on this committee, senator kennedy, sought to rectify it. and we had a series of programs, donnelly visas in 1988, the morrison visas in 1992, diversity visas in 1994, which we are terminating now with the request of many on the other side. we keep sunsetting the provisions and it creates disruption. we have similar programs with australia, chile, singapore, none of them have the same historic connection to the united states that ireland does. i think the program is well crafted. two-year sunset would mean that we would -- by the time it got started up it would be over. may as well not have it. so i would just conclude by quoting somebody who is my mentor and idol in the senate who ran the committee so well for so long, i think his spirits hovering over the bill as we talk about, senator kennedy. he was a sponsor of the 1965 law which i mentioned inadvertently impacted the irish negatively. he