daniel?you can't resist him. he is irresistible. >> larry: did you like this from the get-go? >> yes. it wasn't -- at the time it was when he found me we had just finished -- my wife just finished making a film in the states. it wasn't a good moment for me to transplant everyone somewhere else. >> larry: so why did you succumb? >> him. and these lovely ladies. >> larry: and the script. kate, how did they get you? >> i auditioned for rob. i sang first and it was kind of old school. i sang and i got a call back. and i danced and then i got another call back. and i sang and i danced and i got another call back. it was a process. >> larry: did you think you would get it? >> to be honest i just wanted to sing and dance for rob. of course, i hoped that i would be able to be part of such an incredible film. i was more just trying -- >> larry: you got it. fergie, how did they get you? >> i auditioned as well. everyone else had been cast. >> larry: last one? >> yeah. i was the last one. i wanted it so

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john burris, daniel horowitz, first to you, daniel horowitz out of san francisco, could that couple face charges? >> every state has a different set of laws. i think it's a kidnapping. the father has rights to the child. whoever is keeping the child is taking him away from the father. we may be picking on the father says he's not a good dad, but his rights are superior to anyone else's until the court says differently. >> i'm not picking on anybody except a mom that gives a baby away to a couple she meets in a public park. >> we're presuming the dad's not a good dad. aren't we? we're presuming the dad's not a good dad. >> i'm not presuming anything. let's just stick with the program of trying to find the baby. all right? if you can just focus, you know, keep it in the middle of the road, daniel horowitz. burris, you know, i don't know that this couple, if they exist, thinks they took the baby away from the father. they may not even know that the father's in the picture. >> i agree with that. i don't think that family without more information is liable for any criminal conduct. they don't

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a sad note, daniel kerrigan, the father of olympic figure skating medalist nancy kerrigan laid to rest earlier today in massachusetts. he was 70. nancy said her father was always there to support her and describes him as having been an extra parent for her three children

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david cameron. >> may i join the prime minister in paying tribute to captain daniel read from the royal logistic corps, who died in afghanistan serving our country? as the prime minister said, the work of bomb disposal experts is truly inspiring when we hear what they do to protect their comrades. i also join the prime minister in sending our sincere condolences to the friends and family of rupert hamer. he and photographer phil coburn remind us of the bravery and professionalism of journalists who also put their lives at risk to ensure that they report on the work of our armed services overseas. finally, of course, i associate myself totally with the prime minister's words about the terrible events in haiti, and send my support to those involved in the humanitarian effort. obviously, we look forward to a full statement in the house by the secretary of state for international development when appropriate. the whole country will wish to praise the work of the emergency services and how they have dealt with the unexpected long spell of cold weather. we have all seen and heard incredible s

keep it in the middle of the road, daniel horowitz. burris, you know, i don't know that this couple, if they exist, thinks they took the baby away from the father. they may not even know that the father's in the picture. >> well, i agree with that. i don't think that that family, without more information, is liable for any criminal conduct. they don't really know anything. as far as they know, the paeb was given in a consensual way. they certainly don't have any criminal conduct, that they engaged in. >> marc klaas, weigh in, marc. what's the likelihood we can find this baby still alive, now the would-be adoptive parents, tammi and jack smith, have given us the name of the park? that they believe she handed the baby over? it's raymond russell county park. we've got shots of it, elizabeth, if you could show those to the viewers. everyone, our tip line, i believe we've got a new tip line. the one i have right now is 4803-45 oh 8311. what do you think, macmacklaas? >> i think if her story is true, the chances of recovering the child are v

he would be the 6th coach in daniel snider era.sources close to the team reporting jim ñson hear fired. he left the property here about 20 minutes ago. this story is developing. we will be on it as we have been all night. back to you. >> and just one question before you go. there's usually -- you can read more about the redskins feeble final game and reaction to that losing season at wusa9.com. check out skins uncensored for stats, press conferences and blogs. morulation information becomes available. >>> 5 after the hour. time for the first living smart report. jessica doyle has a preview of the first trading day of the new year. good morning. >> happy new year to you. we have to see what kinds of resolutions investors came are for 2010. most asian markets started off with modest gains, not a ton of news to react to. biggest report of the week is friday with final jobs report for 2009. the dow begins today at 10,420 after losing 120 points in the latest session. nasdaq dropped 22 points, and s & p 500 fell 11 points. >>> gm moving

peter aldridge from fort battalion rifles serving as part of three rifles battle group and corporal daniel cooper who served battalion rifles who died in afghanistan. they were heroes who displayed extraordinary courage and absolute commitment to the task before them and their colleagues along with their families and friends who will remember them with great pride. >> can i join the leader of the house in paying tribute to those who lost their lives in service to their country. the compensation paid by the ministry of defense to the families of those killed in action does not take into account when calculating benefit assessments with the result that some families receive no compensation at all and others left worse off. you look at this as a matter of urgency to see what can be done. >> the ministry of defence has been concerned to ensure that we support those who have been injured in the line of service. as the secretary of defense produced a commend paper which particularly addressed the issue. there has been a big upgrade in the compensation scheme and a further review of the compensat

the tackle of daniel graham across the 40-yard line. as travis daniels up to make the stop.was tied at ten at the half, and at 17, in the middle of the third quarter. and then the kansas city chiefs won only two games last year. they came on defensively and offensively. gaffney who had a brilliant first half. ten catches in the first half. gaffney was getting a lot of chances because brandon marshall not in universe today. eddie royal not in uniform. he's injured. scheffler and marshall sidelined. coach's decision not to have them active today. and one has to wonder what impact that had on the denver bronco operation this week. >> dan: it seemed to have more of an effect on the denver defense. you talked about the rushing yards that the bronco defense has given up today. that's so uncharacteristic. of a mike nolan football team. >> dick: throw, incomplete. no flag on the play. that's derrick johnson the man who has two interception touchdowns, to tie the nfl record in the game. >> dan: he's guarding a wide receiver, brandon lloyd. it turns into a running back, makes a couple

. >> also on the floor troy daniels. depth was an issue the first time this year. looks like we might have a whistle and foul line. that's something that rod talked about following the 81- 69 loss for the panthers. they are saying that was an issue. they fought back to get the game within a point and could not convert late. sanders quit shot. another whistle and foul. officials want to grab control of the game. >> they are monitoring it closely. good lob inside. georgia state had lost track of sanders. he is a tough guy to loose track of. he snuck in the basketball. good job by hampton to hold his face for a moment. push as sanders went up for the foul. >> that's hampton's second file. as larry sanders lines up. first free throw good. they'll bring back back forbe grant they'll bring on 68 h, 265 senior out of russia. georgia state able to fight through it. marcus johnson who took over the point guard duties midway through the season. smaller guard make it in. >> moving to the basket he's warning, good for the taller guy. >> mix son getting penetration. he puts it

. >> reporter: like many americans, danielle is struggling to make ends meet.employment checks add to up less than half of what she earned when she was working, making each day a challenge for her to provide for her 6-year-old daughter. >> cereal, sometimes i have to rotate. depends on how much milk. it may not be cereal, may go with just waffles or instant oatmeal. something -- provide something to fill her stomach for school. >> right now you have a roof over your head, the heat is on, and is there a possibility of you losing that? >> there's always a possibility because i'm on $1,200 a month income. and my rent here isn't cheap. and it's always a possibility you're going to lose it. >> i try not to think how close i am because then i'm going to get scared. >> according to the memphis mayor, 1 in 5 people are trapped living in a state of poverty here. with so many people like danielle living check to check, one surprise, like a medical emergency is all it takes to sink into a deeper hole. when she recently needed 23 x-rays after an accident playing, danielle

can i join the prime minister in paying tribute to captain daniel read from the royal logistic corps who died in afghanistan serving our country. as the prime minister said, the work of bomb experts is truly inspiring when we hear what to do to protect their comrades. i also enjoyed immense syndicate those to the friends and family of rupert. they remind us of the professional of professionalism of journalism who put their lives and work to make sure the report the work of our armed services over seas. and finally i associate myself with his worse by the terrace in haiti and send my support to those involved in the humanitarian effort. we look forward to a full statement in this house by the international development secretary when that is appropriate. the whole country will want to praise the work of the emergency services and the way they have dealt with the unexpected, long spell of cold weather that we've all seen and heard incredible stories as well of our neighbor, helping neighbor. can the prime minister assure the house, reassure the house that everything they can be done is

dukes did not have a chance to get inside of troy daniels but was able to shake him. create and now georgia state is very much back in this game. >> i don't know how dukes does it. he had no avenue there. quickness stepping back and getting the space away from the longer daniel's ability to get that shot over the top of him. marcus disappointed he didn't get him down. >> dukes at the line. big free throw on the way and good. georgia state in the first half only had three free throw makes. gives the panthers another three in the first 11 minutes of the second half vcu has not attempted or made a free throw. as the five-point game. >> all of a sudden it is quiet. >> rodriquez near travel. able to kick it out to nixon. back to rodriquez. tipped out of bounds by the panthers. 17 to shoot. 52-47 the closest it has been on the second half. >> nice job by hampton stepping over towards the baseline denying the cross court three. that was going to be an opened flee from the corner. >> right side. opened look. not there. rebound georgia state. he's undercut. more free throws co

two his right is daniel levy to is the senior fellow and co director of the middle east task force at the new america foundation and he comes to us with a long experience of negotiating peace agreements. in u.s. the senior adviser to prime minister barack when -- and the minister of justice. he was part of the israeli delegation to the taliban negotiations, some of the results of which mr. wolfensohn just mentioned. it to his right amjad atallah is co-director of the middle east task force and in america foundation and a specialist in negotiations in conflict in post-conflict situations. he has advised the palestinian negotiating team so we have the person who advised the israelis and the person who invests the palestinians and as jim was saying earlier there are talking to each other and their friends so there is a hope. then into my immediate right we have a andrew whitley who is from the united nations relief and works agency. he has a long history of involvement with the palestine an answer is also in an earlier life as a journalist with financial times and other prestigious newsp

the official start of both the national and the virginia subsequent daniel commemoration. regretfully, i like the centennial of 1961, there is no national committee to coordinate the observance of those four years and their lasting impact on america. two years from this very month will be the subsequent daniel of lincoln's grant review at bailey's crossroads in fairfax county. the events which led julia ward howe to return here to willard hotel and a week in the early morning hours to write your immortal battle hymn of the republic. lincoln at the crossroads alliances the organization that has been working to past two years to commemorate president lincoln's grant review of 70,000 soldiers that so inspired julia ward howe. tonight we are meeting to celebrate out the likes of abraham lincoln and the vision of julia ward howe and your immortal battle hymn. you've are the true believers in the mystic chords of memory of the union that president lincoln referred to and in the end vision of it expressed in julia ward howe's battle hymn of the republic. in the early 1990's, a vi

danielle delintz is here. she's patient. we brought you in.ou've been listening in on some of the feeds that have been coming. what sorts of things have you been hearing? >> lots of destruction, churches have collapsed. there is a local marketplace that has collapsed, and they've reported a lot of casualties. there is a suburb called petionville where a lot of houses, luxury homes, have collapsed. and they're reporting a lot of deaths. >> a lot of deaths, yeah. that's the sort of thing we've been hearing. danielle has been listening in to the local language feeds that have been coming in here, actually, via the internet. the internet playing an important role getting information to you, larry. we've still got the facebook pictures up here. we've actually been in contact with the fellow who has this facebook page. we talked to him on skype, in fact. this is one of the first lots of images that we got posted on facebook when the phones weren't working, when a lot of infrastructure had gone down. social media kicked in again. talia is keeping an

. >> we are here at west virginia university speaking with professional daniel shapiro about his book, "is the welfare state justified?." so let's start at the end, if you will. is the welfare state justified? >> probably not. i should explain a little bit about that. first, what i mean by the welfare state, by the welfare state i'm in prague rims like national health insurance, social security, and government welfare. when i say probably not, what i do in a book which is interesting i think as i look at the values and principles of people to defend the welfare state. the reason they get. so i'm in applause be so there are various positions that support it. i will say people appeal to fairness for protecting the poor, providing a sense of community. and i argue that given their values, if you compare those institutions with feasible, more market based alternatives and people support a welfare state should actually support the alternative. they actually come out looking either better or at least as good, given their own values. >> so what are the central principles or values that drive

daniel says on the run. the first touchdown of the game. 46-yard variety. 1st play of the 1st quarter. same score. daniels play action to love again. it's now 20-3, south florida. insurance, call your local carrier, mike ford who takes the handoff and races in from 24 yards away. south florida wins 27-3. >>> the papa johns.com bowl. 1st quarter no score. frasier to moore. how about that fair catch? 7-0 huskies. another look at it. the one-handed grab. quite simply amazing. unbelievable. uconn would add two more field goals. andre' dixon from 10 yards away. 126 yards rurke are the. uconn wins moving to 3 and 1 in bowl game. cotton bowl at the cowboy's stadium. no score until the rebels give it to mccluster. a second gear and third gear and fourth gear. 86 yards later 7-0. the real story, turnovers. 12 of them. 5 by ole miss and 7. ole miss up 7. hubert antyam coughs up the football. trahan taking to the house. the rebels win. >>> if i can change and you can change, then everybody can change. the famous groat

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. >> we are at west virginia university speaking with professor daniel shapiro about his book, is the welfare state justified? so let's start at the end that if you will, is the welfare state justify? >> probably not but i should explain a little bit what i mean by that. out the first one i mean by the welfare state, by the welfare state i mean programs like national health insurance, social security, sometimes called social insurance program and government welfare and when i say probably not what i do in the book is interesting i think is i look at the values and principles of people who defend the welfare state and take their values and the reasons they give it so i'm in philosophy, various positions and that support it. to skip technical terms i will say people feel it is fairness or protecting the poor, providing a sense of community and i argue that a given their values if you compare those institutions with feasible more market-based alternative is, the people supporting the welfare state should actually support the alternatives, they come out looking either better or and least

this time it's democrat daniel ino inoue, who speaks with authority after serving in the senate with ten presidents now. >> five months ago we had some very informal gathering and the president looked at me and said, well, dan, how am i doing? and i had to hel him, mr. president, the campaign is over. i've yet to find any presidential candidate who carries out every political promise. >> reporter: in some ways, the first year has resembled the campaign. the president barnstorming the country to sell the largest economic recovery and health care plans in history, all the while scoffing at the notion he's taking on too much after inheriting two wars and the financial crisis. >> i'd love if these problems were coming at us one at a time instead of five or six at a time. it's more than most congresses and most presidents have to deal with in a lifetime. but we have been called to govern in extraordinary times. >> reporter: besides, he promised major change, and after an historic victory and big democratic majorities, there's something to be said for striking while the iron is hot. >> he

red skin's owner daniel schneider issuing a statement reading in part quote no one in the organizations satisfied with our record over the last two years and i am sure that jim would concur with that statement. it has been painful for him, too. i certainly accept responsibility for mistakes that i have made. dan snyder making that confession today. gm bruce allen saying he didn't want to wait one more day to start fixing this franchise for next year and we will hear from him inside redskins park in about 25 minutes. >>> and players have supported publicly jim zorn throughout this entire 4-12 season but really none of them inside of the locker room were surprised that their coach had been fired. players started arriving at the facility just after 9:00 this morning. they are now left with the uncertainty of who will take over this team. and if they will fit into the future coach planes. bruce allen met with the team in a meeting that would last less than 10 minutes and the message was clear. change is needed. >>> for the redskins you know we're starting anew. 2010 coming in making change

. >> we are here at west virginia university speaking with professor daniel schapiro about his book,s the welfare state justified? so, let's start at the end of the well. is the well there's they justified? >> probably not, but i stood explain what i mean by that. first, what i mean by the welfare state. by the welfare state that mean programs like the national health insurance, social security or sometimes called social insurance programs and government welfare and when i say probably not what they do in the book which is kind of interesting i thank is, look at the values and principles of people who defend the welfare state. i take their values, the reasons they give, so i am in philosophy so contemporary political philosophy there are various positions that supported. to skip technical turns i will say fairness are protecting the poor, providing a sense of community and i argued that given their values if you compare those institutions with feasible, a more market-based alternative, the people supporting the welfares the jeb actually support the alternatives. they actually come ou

host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie: vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> soferl people are recovering after being attacked with acid injuring 15 people. some of the victims included tourists. those burned were rushed to local hospitals. that's been a series of attacked since december 2008 injuring more than 100 people. >>> turning to milwaukee where a man was caught on tape early. look at that. a molotov cocktail inside a gas station convenience store. a man was wearing a hockey mask and threw the fire bomb at safety glass barely missing a customer. police are searching for the suspect. they believe he could be connected to a group of juveniles. they were arrested for robbing the same gas station in 2007. >>> a 911 call made by brittany murphy's mother was released on friday and now reveals how her family tried to save her life the morning that she died. >> did might be see what happened? >> he said she couldn't walk right. she's had a cold. oh, my god. >> is she

army general daniel kellen of the joint task force in haiti.aiting to get an update from general allan. there's a problem with the video signal from haiti if they get that taken care of. )lda look at some of our older program coming up for the u.s. house is coming back for business today. morning speeches at 12:30 eastern. 10 bills will be considered including one honoring catholic schools3 . tomorrow and the house, they expect a measure allowing charitable donations for haiti to be written off on 2009 taxes. that is expected to mark. the houses live appearance he spent a white house spokesman robert gibbs has a press conference at 12:30 eastern. coming up on c-span 2, a syndicated columnist charles krauthammer discusses president barack obama's first year in office. today's election day in massachusetts for the polls are open and we will have coverage of the results tonight including victory and concession speeches. that will be on c-span 2. d conversation this morning and on "." "washington journal." democrats in massachusetts about what happ

so at the beginning of the 20th century, glenn browne and other designers, city designers, daniel burnham, had the idea of finding him, honoring him properly, giving him a proper burial he had never had and recognizing the man who designed the nation's capital they did here. they brought him to the spot in 1909. and gave him this grave, a little late maybe, but better late than never. >> the way they have a range here is you often find the name of -- this is a u.s. air corps lieutenant. you'll find the name of the person who was in the service on one side of the tomb, and on the other side you'll find his or her spouse's name. so at arlington, the rule is that if you qualify for burial here, your husband or wife can come as well. and in order to save space in recent years, they have put people basically in the same tomb. they call that bunk, one of top of the other. there's great attention given now to save space. with the way the very people, still with great respect, but with attention to efficiency and space. there's also a trend in recent years to encourage cremation for those who wan

host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie:hat's how you do it son.o: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >>> investor mark mobius is the father of emerging markets. he's executive chairman of templeton assets. what he says and how he says it is closely watched by investors. i've spoke with him recently about what he likes now, what he's avoiding, and how about that run in emerging markets. here's where he's putting his money today. >> from the longer term perspective we're still quite bullish on both china and india. >> are there areas you like more than others? give me a sense of the real opportunities around the world right now? >> it's interesting. i just came back from saudi arabia. i was in some of the other countries in northern africa, along the mediterranean and here in the arab region. i'm quite excited by some of the things i'm seeing. profitability is very in some of these companies. wealth is high. despite the problems dubai has, credit is still available. of course, some of the banks are hurting. but that's goi

one of his emissaries, who attended this yearly meeting of pastors, is daniel ajayi- adeniran. his assignment is church expansion. >> in every household, there will be at least one member of redeemed christian church of god in the whole world. >> reporter: every family in america? >> in the whole world. not only in america, in the entire universe. >> reporter: and who is telling you this? who is setting these goals? >> it is our leader, the general overseer. >> reporter: and who is setting his goals? >> god. >> reporter: and they believe it was god who directed pastor enoch adeboye to gather in this remote place northeast of dallas. here at headquarters in floyd, texas, population 220, the church has bought 550 acres of land. plans include building a school, perhaps a college, and an auditorium that will seat 20,000 people. >> i believe god takes special interest in this country. god will not allow america to drown, to be destroyed, because this country has been a great helper, a blessing to the entire universeincluding people like me. >> reporter: but you think we are drowning

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beginning of the 20th century, frederick olmsted, glenn brown and other designers, city designers, daniel burnham, had the idea of finding love what, honoring him properly, giving him the proper burial he never had, and recognizing the man who had designed the nation's capital. they did a year. they brought lot to this spot in 1909 and gave him this grave a little late mabey but better late than never. the way they have it arranged is you will often find the name of -- this is a u.s. air corps lieutenant. you will find the name of the person who was in the service on one side of the tomb, and on the other side his or her spouse's name so at arlington to rule this if you qualify for burial here for husband and wife can come here as well and in order to save space in the recent years, they have put people basically in the same tomb. they call it what bunk-style burial. there's great attention given now to save space with the way they buried her people still with respect but attention to efficiency of space. there's also a trend in recent years to encourage cremation for those who want it an

host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie:hat's how you do it son.o: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ok. oomph. i'm a mommy. i love kids! i'm responsible, loving, nurturing. ahhh! yea whooo! no no no no no! don't touch that. [squeak squeak] stop, stop! ahhhhh! whoa! being a parent's a lot of work. where's mommy? here i am! sid: [laugh] ha ha, no, stop, stop. >> with the new year come new hopes for an economic turn around and stocks at least seem to be headed in the right direction. the dow jones industrial average ended above the 10,000 mark after a disastrous winter, but the unemployment rate is still hovering around 10% leading many to wonder if we're in for a jobless recovery. mary, i think we're in a recovery and i think it seems to be gaining speed, but how strong will it stay in 2010? >> well, i think you have to remember how far it fell because that's going to tell you a little about how much it's coming back. >> paul: it was really far. >> it was a big decline and now you're seeing first time jobless claims are

host: does charlie daniels play a mean fiddle? ♪ fiddle music charlie: vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ,,,,,,,, today is a special day. today, we gather as a nation and as an international community to recognize the selfless decision of one of the most influential women of our time. she's been recognized by religious figures, and politicians around the world. to us, she's just rachael, but to the rest of the world she's the woman who, after having one too many drinks, chose not to drive home buzzed. here today to honor rachael is the family whose lives she spared.

it's called a daniel fast, you only eat meats and vegetables, only vegetables and fruits. what i'm trying to do is shut you down, shut down all the consumption to get you to concentrate on the things that matter your life. if you stop shopping and stop always thinking about consuming, this is what makes things so hard is because we are consum s consumers. we consume everything. we know that we have to stop that. and so during this fast when you get the book, every day there are tasks that i ask you to do. for example, on the seventh day i ask you to really do a budget. on the post-website, because i work for the "washington post," washingtonpost.com i have budget templates for you to go and do your budget. i'm telling you, i've seen this happen. i've done the fast and i'm really cheap and i found some areas where i can improve. i've seen couples save their marriage. i've seen people say for the first time in their life. and i've seen people get out of the debt. i'm not talking about people who are making six-figure salaries. i'm talking about single mothers and couples who

. >> governor daniels was elected to a second four-year term in 2008. in this speech at the state capital in indianapolis, he discusses indiana's economy, elementary school education, redistricting and the state budget. this is a half an hour. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] mr. speaker, members of the assembly, fellow hoosiers, good evening. this once a year we gather as a family might, to take stock of our state's health and to assess the performance of our public duties. the sense of privilege one feels on this podium never diminishes, nor the sense of duty to report honestly and accurately on our family situation and the health of our public institutions. it's our way in the state to speak plainly, and to face reality squarely. the plain truth is that life is difficult tonight for far too many hoosiers. and economy booming at full employment at year and a half ago has taken several steps back. one and 11 workers is unemployed, one in six people on medicaid. the average hoosier income fell last year, by almost 1%, we are distressed, disap

daniel drew.y, probably not true, started watering stock by -- he started off his career driving literal stock into new york. that's how you got beef to market. he drove it down there. and he was supposed feed it lots of salt and water it at a collect pond. which is where the courthouses now downtown. you would drive the cattle down there. they would drink up water and go on. the whole city grew up around here. by the end of his career, he is fighting the wars over transporting, you know, cattle by the thousands or the millions from halfway across the country. this is all of the change of the railroads have brought. but to talk about another skunk for a moment. william walker, who was what was called a filibuster. nothing to do the with senate. but at the time, the free booter, somebody who would go down and try to take over the country. there was a rash of these in 18 40s and '50s. they went down are a handful of mercenaries and start fighting in a civil war in latin america country and try to ta

and daniel ericson looked at u.s.-cuba relations. "washington journal," live at 7:00 on c-span. >> sunday, michelle malkin take your calls, emails, and tweets. that is sunday at noon eastern on the "book tv." >> in just over half an hour, secretary of state hillary clinton talks about human rights. first, a special presentation of our documentary, the blair house, the president's guest house. ♪ >> the first blair house, the original home is the center section, the yellow part. that is the primary entrance. that is where it the president and foreign leaders are arrive and depart from. blair house is now the entire block. today, we have about 109 rooms, which is 70,000 square feet. to put that in perspective, we are 5000 square feet larger than the white house is. >> its primary mission is to be a guest home for world leaders who come to visit the president. it is used for that purpose. in that mission, it has never failed. >> since 1942, this is the same marble floor that every world leader has walked upon. >> when you first come into

daniel?> three things, be -- first all, move your policy to the position where you can be raising this issue in terms of the strategic long-term interests, the stuff in your chapter, the stuff that jim wolfensohn talked about and andrew talked about. america has a strategic dialogue. there is an incredibly density of malaysia chip with israel. so be moving in that conversation. the second thing i would say is in terms of dealing with the practical problem summary of the pretext. if part israel's predisposition of gaza is related to the situation to get to freedom of the israeli soldier, and i hope that he is freed, be encouraging that deal. america doesn't have a key role to play but certainly would be encouraging that deal. if one of the pretext says who can we deal with in gaza, then i would say be encouraging the palestinian reconciliation for many reasons. but this could perhaps be one of them so removed the immediate reasons for not doing that and be demonstrating that you care. gaza has

we have rather admiral daniel holloway -- rear admiral daniel holloway. we're pleased to welcome the deputy commander for the joint task force of capital medicine. the joint stop surgeon -- we have brigadier-general byron hepburn. we are pleased to have bonnie carroll, the director of the tragedy assistance program. please join me in welcoming our distinguished guests. [applause] i cannot tell you what it is to look across this audience. of all the things that are demanding our attention, that each of you would make this a priority. it speaks volumes. this is not business as usual. we're here over the next few days to learn, to share, to grow, to connect. as i look across this room icy colleagues and friends from the be a -- i see colleagues and friends from the va. i see nco's. i see retirees. i see family members who have survived the tragedy of suicide and who are our experts from whom we must learn and for how we must continue to support. please join me in thanking the family survivors who are here to teach us this week. [applause] a wise person once

[applause] >> father daniel barrigan is an internationally known peace activist, a roman catholic priest. father? >> i did a lot of thinking these past weeks of the topic of this evening, the heritage of dr. king. then i thought of the -- of the treasury transmitted to us. what does it mean to be an heir in possession of this heritage. then i came upon an extraordinary doctor went that i had never heard of or had forgot about that was in april 1968 in new york city in central part. dr. king had been murdered shortly before. bobby kennedy was to paris that same summer. as though this was not a litany enough of errors, on a personal note, --died accidentally in bangkok in december of that same year. but i wanted to refer especially to the magical excess of this gathering in central park led by coretta scott king. weeks after the death of her husband. she has this to say. all "my dear friends, the peace and freedom, i come to new york today with a strong feeling of my husband snatched suddenly from our missed three weeks ago. you would've wanted me to be present today. though my heart is he

let's get this next one from danielle.his one a lot because there are a lot of people out there asking where can you find funding in this economy to get your own business going. >> first place i want her to check on because it's not working all that well for everybody and their brother -- are you making fun of me? >> i was talking to somebody else here. >> stop that. the small business administration has a division strictly for women. i think she needs to go to sba.gov and take a look at what's available there. it takes a while, it's the government, but they are looking to get more women into their own businesses. that is a great starting place. >> entrepreneur.com, website of "entrepreneur" magazine. and also another good website on financial aid, et cetera, myamericanbenefits.com. >> i'll post those links online for everyone. >> a lot of people asking similar questions about that opt-out option. >> especially with all the new rules taking place in february. the answer is, i have no problem opt 0ing out. i'm of the opinio

that's where daniel comes in, do you know what i mean? >> hey. i'm walking here. i'm walking here.boy in 1969 featured amazing performances by dustin hoffman and jon voight and a difficult look at the underbelly of american society. >> come on, now don't hit me. come on. i'm a cripple. >> i will hit you. >> come on now. >> i'm going to strangle to you death. where is my money? >> here. >> put it right there, boy. >> all right. all right. here. here. that's all i got. bill: i admire this movie because it presented a lost world that is still on display here in new york city. no cliches in this one. on to the second best of the best. >> my apology. >> stop the train. >> i apologize. >> stop the train. >> stop the train. bill: the holocaust still defines the lives of many people around the world and the most vivid picture we have of it is contained in schindler's list. >> 1100 people are alive because of you. >> if i made more money, if i just -- >> there will be generations because of what you did. >> i didn't do enough. >> you did so much. bill: steven spillberg's best money and a pe