then, dalton went away, far away. >> dalton: about 60 miles away. >> simon: 60 miles? were 60 miles away from that camera? >> dalton: while this was being filmed, yeah. i mean, we had no idea it was going on, really. >> simon: when he retrieved the camera ten days later, this is what dalton saw-- the snow mysteriously being wiped off the lens. how? with a paw. >> downer: there's the cub. the first glimpse of the cub. >> simon: this is the cub's first look at the world? >> downer: it is. >> simon: his brave new white world. >> downer: we couldn't have dreamt that we would get something like this. this here, we've got this wonderful situation here-- the mother righting the camera. the cam... the... the bears seem to be doing the camera work. and the... what happens-- this is actually quite magical, because you feel you really are alone with these bears in the moment. and a little cub, you know, the first glimpses and there... >> dalton: she pushes the camera down the hill here. >> simon:( laughs ) wow. >> downer: so, miraculously, the camera is still in the middle of fra

host: that dalton has been with the gao -- pat tot dalton has been with the gao for a decade now and named ceo this year. -- coo this year. the recent "washington post" story that is called "government overlap cost taxpayers billions ," it points out that other studies have touched on this before. in 2006 democrats a unified medical command was recommended. but nothing came of it. guest: the medical command report, we took some stuff to try to unify the medical command. host: so, it is not fair to say nothing come -- came of it. guest: yes, something came of it. here in the washington area we are unified in our hospitals with walter reed and because the naval hospital, combining. there are similar efforts in san antonio. but there is certainly more toward -- more that can be done. hopefully, with further attention, looking at it, revisiting it, there may be additional steps. there is no one right answer in any of these areas. the question that the defense department in this case and the administration and congress have to decide is, how far do we want to go? host: and his recent gao

north africa pay all companies are being recruited to wash away the blood it seems britain spin dalton's of a choice for revamping a sullied image. on the next i assess the crew is all set for an out of this world is that under growing final examinations we also for the sake of plays on the fiftieth anniversary of france first live in suspects. next we investigate how corporations control of a world food supplies of thousands of people starving to death. was . i had to describe chicago's food market for theater play up was i thought it would be easy to get the necessary information by asking a few specialist stockbrokers. who was who was was. but it wasn't like that up none of the people i asked were able to explain the norms that rule the stock market. was was was. i began to believe it was something that couldn't be explained or conceived by the human mind therefore it was something absurd the way in which the global grain production was being allocated was simply in comprehensible situation unbearable to everyone save a bunch of profiteers. was us. this is by this way this is cell can

africa and pay all companies are being encouraged to rush away the blast it seems britain's been dalton's of the first choice for revamping us so made it. under u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton campaign to move along the washington's mess is all the missing american news in the media war the us is already spending gave a seven hundred million dollars real international call cost. the next we investigate how corporations control over wealth food supplies pizza thousands of people starving to death. it was in order to understand how the system works it is necessary to look at the parties involved the producer and the buyer for example the producer and the fire agree that one will sell and the other will buy a specific amount of weight at a specific price and the product will be delivered in a year from now for that they sign an agreement which is known as a time contract was such contracts ensure producers and buyers against such risks as bad weather and sudden changes and prices. was if you're a farmer you're afraid the prices are going to fall you can lock in the price months ahead

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dalton spoke to it as well. fih+-- jonathan spoke to it as. we have to make the á discussioa broader discussion, so that people understand how it affects their daily lives, how it affects the way government works. is there going to be money, our state parks going to be open, money for education? what does this say about the state of california, where i believe the largest union is not the teachers' association, but the correctional officers association? what does that say about a society? when people find out about that, they are stunned. but that is the reality. that is what is playing on people's minds, fear, prejudice, ignorance. >> this also points to the fact of what we have to do in each individual case. that is what you're up against. and when you are in trial, the priority is your client, which is different from broadcast journalism, television drum up. -- drama. >> but you cannot turn a blind eye to it. >> that question is deeply troubling when you look at certain cases. there are certain cases where it is a no-win situation. the robe

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pa andt dalton chief operating officer of the government account -- accountability office.shington journal" live on c- span eastern at 7:00 every morning. >> in four weeks' time, a program comes into place. it starts in a couple of weeks' time. [unintelligible] ♪ ♪ >> prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. this week british prime minister david cameron discusses the u.k.'s response to the old -- unfolding political unrest in libya. there is a possible creation of a no-fly zone over the country. a no-fly zone over the country.

host: that dalton has been with the gao -- pat tot dalton has been with the gao for a decade now ands named ceo this year. -- coo this year. the recent "washington post" story that is called "vernment overlap cost taxpayers billions ," it points out that other studies have touched on this before. in 2006 democrats a unified medical command was recommended. but nothing came of it. guest: the medical command report, we took some stuff to try to unify the medical command. host: so, it is not fair to say nothincome -- came of it. guest: yes, something came of . here in the washingtonrea we are unified in our hospitals with walter reed and because the naval hospital, combining. there are similar efforts in san antonio. but there is certainly more toward -- more that can be done. hopefully, with further attention, looking at it, revisiting it, there may be addional steps. there is no one right answer in any of these areas. the question that the defense department in this case and the administration and congress have to decide is, how far do we want to go? host: and his recent gao report lo

richard dalton, as somebody who served in jerusalem and elsewhere, can i ask you to respond before we move on to the next question? this feeling that you've -- that there would be condemnation of israel settlement policy at the same time as support of these democracy movements? >> of course, they should be. and the american position was idiotic on the one hand vetoing the resolution, on the other hand saying, of course, we do condemn settlement building. if there was a display on the weakness and approach to the major international issue, this was it. on the broader question of high we progress the middle east process of nonpeace, between the israelis and others, i don't think we really want to get into that now. but my view is that we need to turn ourselves around 100%. chiefly in israel, but also in the united states. >> okay. gentleman at the back there. >> steve summerville, freelance. would any members of the panel, includes former ambassador, like to give any credit at all to tony blair in his dealings in the dark in the tent in the desert in persuading colonel gadhafi to disabl

richard dalton, as somebody who served in jerusalem and elsewhere, can i ask you to respond before we move on to the next question? this feeling that you've -- that there would be condemnation of israel settlement policy at the same time as support of these democracy movements? >> of course, they should be. and the american position was idiotic on the one hand vetoing the resolution, on the other hand saying, of course, we do condemn settlement building. if there was a display on the weakness and approach to the major international issue, this was it. on the broader question of high we progress the middle east process of nonpeace, between the israelis and others, i don't think we really want to get into that now. but my view is that we need to turn ourselves around 100%. chiefly in israel, but also in the united states. >> okay. gentleman at the back there. >> steve summerville, freelance. would any members of the panel, includes former ambassador, like to give any credit at all to tony blair in his dealings in the dark in the tent in the desert in persuading colonel gadhafi to disabl

finally, lizzie yoder, a good mennone name, of dalton, ohio. 107 years old today.beautiful folger's coffee and all sorts of good things in new orleans. now back to new york. >> willard, thank you very much. when we come back. more with meredith in london including a special tour of the island that kate and william will be calling home. but first on a friday morning, this is "today" on nbc. nn >>> and welcome back to london on this special split edition of "today." prince william and kate live on a tiny corner of wales where the prince is stationed with the royal air force. after their wedding they will spend at least two more years there. our new special correspondent ben fogle is back with what he discovered about the island. >> it's really a beautiful part of north wales. most people in the british isles rarely go to this remote corner. it's full of wild beaches, wild horses. there is so much to do there. it's not surprising that not only is this the perfect place for two people to fall in love with each other, but with the landscape, too. ♪ >> reporter: with 124

. >> we have another question from dalton, georgia, a woman named tish who asks, where do you see yourselfg out to pasture with my grandkids having a great time with my family and just really taking all of this in. just laying back and relaxing. but as far as professionally, i'd like to just continue to do voiceover work. maybe some voice characters or something. >> the recovery is day to day. >> truly one day at a time. i'm enjoying that now. now i'm finding a different way of having fun. i don't have people bad jgeringe and so forth. >> you are in a halfway house. do you know how long you will be there? >> at least until summer or fall or whenever. you know. >> a lot of people are cheering for you, ted williams. >> oh, god. >> you keep going in the right direction. >> can i say hi to my girlfriend kathy in columbus, ohio? >> you just did. >> kathleen, her sisters colleen, christine, dar la and my children, julie, brittany, rihanna, emmanuel and a host of others and to my attorney, brent adams and al battle. i love you all. >> thank you so much. >> god bless you all. >> good luck. >> we h

pat dalton is the chief operating officer of the government accountability office and discusses the gao report on overlapping federal reports. overlapping federal reports.

richard dalton, as somebody who served in jerusalem and elsewhere, can i ask you to respond before we move on to the next question? this feeling that you've -- that there would be condemnation of israel settlement policy at the same time as support of these democracy movements? >> of course, they should be. and the american position was idiotic on the one hand vetoing the resolution, on the other hand saying, of course, we do condemn settlement building. if there was a display on the weakness and approach to the major international issue, this was it. on the broader question of high we progress the middle east process of nonpeace, between the israelis and others, i don't think we really want to get into that now. but my view is that we need to turn ourselves around 100%. chiefly in israel, but also in the united states. >> okay. gentleman at the back there. >> steve summerville, freelance. would any members of the panel, includes former ambassador, like to give any credit at all to tony blair in his dealings in the dark in the tent in the desert in persuading colonel gadhafi to disabl