it's all right, daniel. all right. 1, 2, 3.ention. normally i wouldn't. >> couric: all eyes will be on him once more this summer with the release of the final harry potter film. but for daniel radcliffe, that book has already closed. >> i went like a child on the day we finished filming because it is like a family and has been like a family. and it's scary to have to go out into the real world. it feels like you're leaving the nest. but at the same time, you know, we always knew it would end. we can't just go on indefinitely filming harry potter films. >> couric: you could be a middle aged harry potter, daniel. >> i don't think i'd like that. i think i would go mad. i mean, i've loved every single second of harry potter. it's been... and everything that happens to me the rest of my life i owe to those films but, you know, i can now walk away from it. it's exciting in other ways because i feel it's given me the grounding in a career that people should only ever wish for. i want to make the most of the opportunity i've been given

southwest the movie of the book of daniel -- the movie daniel and then state that i'm not so sure it matters. but it might matter. some people are rae offended by it and others are not. there is a rally very early in the novel and in the film. i don't know where it comes in the film. the lawyer brings the children to a rather large and raucous rally in defense of the isaacson -- where the chant is free them, free them, free them. because, that chant was never made at rosenberg rallies. there's always grave doubt. there should be clemency. it was never like that. but that's a minor thing. the major thing, of course, the children are displayed and brought on stage and terrified. the little one susan runs to her brother and envelop while they stand there while the deafening noise is listed. now, in the book, daniel who is the narrator remembers also being terrified and being really engulfed -- >> they got up on the crowd. >> put up on the crowd and passed and the crowd is so solid and they can't get to the stage and the thing is to get to the stage. well, in the real world the people wh

tavis: mitch daniels is serving as -- in his second term as governor of indiana. he is also on many people's list of who they would like to seek the presidential nomination to channel -- challenged president obama in 2012. gov. daniels, good to have you back on the program, sir. >> tavis, you are still on the -- the top of the list of the hoosiers we are proud of tavis: thank you for that. the state is once again making national news. we'll get to some other stuff in a moment. as we speak tonight, the democrats who ran out of indiana to illinois who did not want to be part of this legislative agenda. they were supposed to come back today. the same thing happened in wisconsin. update the first on whether or not the legislature is going to get moving in indiana. >> i am not taking anything to the bank with these folks until i see them in person, but it does appear they will be back after a world record, or a national record of thirtysomething days. " we will make up for lost time. it has not been a pretty spectacle, but i'm glad it's over. tavis: from your point of

daniel don't steinberg films the public spotlight he's going to stay in the shade although in actual fact he's just as much a godfather of the wiki leaks project as julian assange has. yes my name is daniel smith this is julia sons and we're here to make a short presentation about the week in these projects that we don't daniel don't steinberg could be described as co-creator of the internet's most scandalous web site together he understands took the idea of creating a site where any person can safely post secret information anonymously and made it a reality with the week i heard about wiki leaks in september two thousand and seven and in november with all in seven i first got in touch with julian. he was already working on getting exit on the i saw i asked if they needed any help. and started working on a couple of topics johnny young register the weekly leaks go to a domain name in late december two thousand and six although young had already created something similar to wiki leaks several years before previously he used the cryptome dot org site for publishing classified material

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to me as well but if i could see really getting a part of a proper apology going to whistleblower daniel ellsberg responsible for leaking the vietnam war logs known as the pentagon papers called manning a hero what is your courage for other people and the more that other people realize . the descriptions which are bond together service the world trade or. have you know the truth. or appreciate it but everybody that we recall. having done the right before being arrested it with thirty five others for refusing to move from the entrance to quantico. also but not everyone in this base town felt bradley had done the right thing knowing. that this man who these people are protesting puir my husband has been strengths lives in danger it's just . frustrating and denied that he was being tortured were tortured to do it to give him stale bread i mean come. on he's not being tortured even as amnesty international and other human rights groups say his conditions are quote degrading and bring back memories of. the pentagon has not set a trial date for manning who faces twenty two charges including ai

would you morial at quantico and that was enough for colonel and right and daniel ellsberg who on the way back from putting the flowers decided to sit down in front of the marine base in civil disobedience against the really raw deal that was cut by the virginia state police and point home base definitely doesn't sound like much of a deal or at all representation of your first amendment rights but i also want to ask you there was a hundred a couple hundred people there yesterday do you think that finally this means that people are starting to wake up to the story of bradley manning we've been covering it on this show here from months but you know last week after p.j. crowley after barack obama spoke about it finally the new york times this cited to editorialize it finally people have decided that it's really going on but is it still just a couple hundred people that really care enough to come out and protest only. it's not all on our own at firedoglake we've organized more than fifty thousand people in support of bradley manning and there are tens of thousands more across the globe wh

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probably is not doing well but if i could sneak by the public to believe i think the whistleblower daniel ellsberg responsible for leaking the vietnam war logs known as the pentagon papers called manning a hero i want his sample to give courage to other people and the more that other people realize that the descriptions which are bond together as the world trade are . that you know the truth. appreciate it but everybody that we recognize having done the right before being arrested with thirty five others for refusing to move from the entrance to quantico. robocall but not everyone in the space town thought bradley had done the right thing knowing. that this man who these people are protesting for were by has been cited a residence friends lives in danger it's just. it's frustrating and denied that he was being tortured they were tortured they could do it again still fred i mean come on it's not he's not being tortured even as amnesty international and other human rights groups say his conditions are quote degrading and bring back memories of graine the pentagon has not set a trial date fo

dan balz, what did you hear from mitch daniels? is that a candidate for president of the united states? >> governor daniels is very interesting. this is a potential. candidate who knows what he wants to say if he runs. he's just not sure if he wants to run. and i think you've found as others have that have talked to him that he has a certain enthusiasm for delivering a message about the fiscal peril that he sees the country in but he has some other decisions he has to make before he knows whether he'll run. some of those having to do with family. some of those of what you go through with the process. some whether he has the driving ambition or the fire in the belly. those are questions that only he can answer. >> michele norris, it's been interesting at the white house. they are shocked. david axelrod the one whose are running for the president's re-election are shocked that these bigger candidates who are thinking about running haven't gotten in yet. they say if they haven't gotten in early they wouldn't have gotten the nominee. t

well no doubt more from daniel a little later here on r.t. in the meantime speaking from brazil u.s. president barack obama says it was clear that allied forces had to protect civilians in libya let's get more now from artie's got a kick out she's in washington d.c. take us through washington's reaction to this. well the a full scale military invasion invention is underway the leaders who got together in paris were very resolute about it as they were talking french warplanes were already in the air over leave and then we got some first reports of attacks on could alfie's ground forces we know that british fighter jets are on standby in cyprus ready to take off and u.s. warships are in the mediterranean missile strikes from those ships very possible with hillary clinton it reiterated after this meeting in paris is that there will be no u.s. troops on the ground but fears are that this operation could grow into something more than just an effort to protect civilians. working the wording of the resolution that was passed on thursday is basically

daniel bushell reporting for us from brussels thanks very much for that report remember you can always get more on a star provoking story on our website r.t. dot com and look what's online also. reset or overload two years after the russia u.s. ties renewal experts noise concern that this reset may ring hollow. accused of destroying the country and praised berthoud in russian democracy gorbachev makes legacy is explored in our genes excuse me exclusive interview. the chairman of the united states senate armed services committee has responded to claims of what officials were deliberately manipulated into supporting funds for the effort in afghanistan by calling for more money senator power eleven believes washington should repeat the mistake of thirty years ago and leave behind a power vacuum but our team military contributor yevgeny cruz drug who fought in the soviet campaign says it says there is a stark difference between the two situations. thirty years ago this soviet army successfully accomplished one of the fates main mission to build up the professional afghan armed forces and y

daniels, out. huckabee, palin, i say right now out and out. it will be tempting if the field doesn't get stronger. >> you're missing one. john huntsman is making signs toward a run. >> chris: who is he? i want you to explain. >> by the way, i also have to do my disclaimer. my husband is advisor to romney. hunts is president obama's embass -- huntsman is president obama's advisor and he is leaving and he might be running. popular governor of utah. >> i'll help you out. i know it. four years ago, you had eight republicans in the race at this time. today you have zero if you eliminate herman king who i don't think has much of a chance. >> why are you eliminating herman king? >> and the reason for this is people don't think obama is beatable. >> oh, c'mon! >> i think four -- >> chris: you think that romney isn't in the race because he's scared of obama? >> what? >> chris: you think mitt romney isn't in the race because he's scared of obama? >> he is in the race to raise his speaking fees and sell books. >> chris: thank you, panel. you know, this i

my name is mike daniels. i am the president of the merrimack academy. we serve 115 students, along with 116 alumni in high school and college. i am here to stress cpmc's commitment to the needy in the tenderloin. it is built upon a strong foundation of a long partnership with the academy, providing comprehensive counseling and help programming -- health programming that includes a nine-person team of counselors that provide in-kind services that make possible for over 50% of our student body to receive counseling support. for the kids of the tenderloin, to have an opportunity to speak with professional, dedicated counselors about the situation they are experiencing, about the challenges that are facing makes a tremendous difference. i have no doubt it is in direct correlation to the success we are able to have with our kids. we have 70% of our college-aged students in a four-year university. it is because of partnerships like that which we have with cpmc which make possible the work we do. the partnership also includes a faculty member that is donated b

the new james bond actor daniel craig is in a video exposing inequalities towards women while here in the u.s. people are up in arms over a new show based on a book called good christian beaches yeah those are the priorities people joining me from our studio in new york is lily marcus editor in chief of crushable dot com and author of save the assistants a guy for surviving and thriving in the workplace elite thanks so much for joining us now i just want to start right off the bat by playing this little video clip that daniel craig or james bond as most of us know and was was involved in let's take a look. it's not just about money and power every year seventeen million girls are deprived of even a basic education and a staggering sixteen million are sexually assaulted only way to school. ok will eat so i'd say that that's kind of carpal right would you say that celebrities do have the power to influence to get involved in political issues. i think the sheer number of people who watch the daniel craig video online today really speaks to that we actually posted it possible and it was o

is europe correspondent daniel pearl live from brussels. now the u.s. is at the forefront of the strikes on the point some of its heaviest firepower against gadhafi regime that's despite washington insisting for days that the u.s. would merely play a supporting role are just going to change camp explains. the pentagon says they do not rule out more strikes quote if and when the need arises if you watch american television you get the impression that america's involvement is a really good thing and that there was no other option but intervention but if you look at the polls the majority of americans of polls the u.s. involvement in the intervention fox news gives sixty five percent they're already unhappy that their government is spending tax dollars on inconclusive wars in iraq and afghanistan and adding one more hot spot is the last thing they want just this saturday the u.s. shot seventy five million dollars worth of missiles and about is their defenses officials though have promised that it's going to be a fast war obama said that they would be no u.

i think it mitch daniels will not run, certainly huckabee won't, palin won't. barbour was also a lobbyist, a tobacco lobbyist. it is not a good environment to run and if you are a former lobbyist. >> michelle bachmann was up in new hampshire over the weekend. >> don't forget, she told the people of new hampshire that it was great to be in the state that fired the first shot in concord. it was concord, massachusetts. >> thank you for setting the record straight. i thought i was misinformed. march madness. >> i pettitte with caroline and they lost -- i take north carolina and lost, and the next year they won for me. >> that is president obama on espn taken his n.c.a.a. tournament brackets. i don't want it talk about that. i want to talk about are deducted, secretary of education, and -- and op-ed -- about arne duncan, a secretary of education, and an op-ed he wrote in "the post" on wednesday. >> we love march madness, office pools, a bit about it, but some responsibility schools have to players, enrolled students, to make sure they graduate and put them on the ro

thanks very much indeed that's our correspondent daniel bushell there in our studio well with concerns that a no fly zone over libya could be a cover up for for a full scale engagement antiwar activist jim brown says the u.n. resolution is for the polls. if you can interpret so many things and then i mean what on earth you mean by protecting civilians presumably it means protecting civilians from both sides because there are clear suggestions of atrocities on both sides and certainly not a one sided thing but of course i think the central point is that the whole thrust of the intervention is not it seems to me is not a principled thing and that accounts for the for the contradictions and the holes in the resolution i think the whole thing is a mess so the resolution itself is full of holes because i think you have to question the whole process and once you start on a process that is the arab league contradictory then you end up with more and more pitfalls along the wife you have this thing that. for example stayed very largely out of it and then suddenly when the resolution is passed y

. >> take for example mitch daniels. when he took office, he did exactly what walker did by legislation. his numbers went to 37% approval. what he said about what the results would be turned out to be right. he balanced the budget, improved efficiency in the government, he was reelected by 60%. if walker is right, that this is needed to save money for the government, which can then be used in other areas, and the economy is strong, he will win. all of this depends now on whether the proposition he laid out about the union's crippling government and making it impossible to carry out, its work rationally and within a budget, is right or not, and we will see. >> there is a sea change of difference between daniels and walker. i know mitch daniels. he did not galvanize the opposition. he went out of his way to do that. he was trying to make a strong political statement on behalf of individuality. he became a poster boy. now the end up -- may end up paying a price. >> in wisconsin law, you could not do it by executive order. >

daniel himer. jim helperg. stephen steindery. one other part, catherine howard, golden gate preservation alliance. >> good morning, my name is pam. i am the operations manager of the city segways. i am pleased to to stand in support of the san francisco electric car company and their safe operating practices. we also employed a lot of the same practices that the sf electric or company has. i can tell you, this operate safely in other cities as well and parks. we are in the olympic park in atlanta, grant park in chicago. we are also gton, d.c., where we operate on the national mall. we employ many of the same safety practices, operating at a lower speed, when encountering pedestrians, and in parks in other cities. here, we are only at the fisherman wharf, so we are not moving through parks. but we also encounter people at the walkways every day. since 2008, we have had taken out over 9000 people. also, we have an excellent safety record. i really think these guys are doing an excellent job. they had set a high standard for safety

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i just wanted to ask the question that daniel landry posed. of community involvement from regular residence has there been? there have been criticisms of past processes, having regular community folks be involved in the development of the different jazz community benefits districts and other processes, but how are people being involved right now in the process? >> my understanding is that the community was involved in the planning for this particular legislation. our community staff person is not here today to comment on that, but that is my understanding from speaking to her. i know that the community benefits district was involved and other regions were involved from that section, and some of this came at the urging from those merchants and residents from that area. supervisor mar: ok, and it sounds like projects like the artisan marketplace across the street or the face lift of the store fronts and a lot of these different parts are moving forward with the strong support of merchants but also residents from the area. >> yes, that is my unde

. >> w y informaron que la madre dejó al pequeño con su novia daniel vega mientras ella hacia unas diligenciasndo regresó su hijo ya estaba muerto. >> que te extrañó esto que pasó dices?. >> es más triste que es un niño inocente no tiene que morir así. >> tienen el corazón duro como una piedra. >> veráing quieran tiene un historial criminal huyó de la escena del crimen y su capturado más tarde y ahora encara acusaciones por la muerte del menor sin derecho a fianza. >> el oficial informó que los otros dos hijoes de la mujer estarán bajo la protección del estado. y hasta que terminan las

i'm going always met outside daniel's house in the morning at about seven o'clock dr douglas normally came by bicycle wearing his hat it was a very funny spectacle. the doctor would put his hands around the boy's head. in this. he kept his hands close to the back of the head like this sometimes he pressed his hands against. elias he kept them a short distance away if you wanted to produce an effect on the grain he would put his hands on these spots keep them there for a long time. did what traditional medicine failed to do finally daniel began taking note of the people around him and tried to talk with them it could now show his emotions and indicate what he wanted through gestures. as soon as the boy woke up and the doctor would begin playing with him just as anyone would play with their children who thought about taking off the doctor's glasses and lifting his moustache and in attempts to kiss him on the mouth there was great fun about. the press dubbed him the bosnian but sure the international tribunals at the hague charged him on eleven counts including genocide forcible deportat

six years ago, indiana was in a ames mitch daniels has turned that state around. he restored the balance between the government sector unions and the private sector. e xper is a huge victory for taxpayers as well -- taxpayers in indiana got protected, and mitch daniels soared to 60% approv and got reelected. >> is walker's victory a defeat for obama? >>i think that is a very strange and washington way to look at it. number one, ask me four years if he's won. his poll numbers are down. enrage a large union, he went from being popular to beg unpopular. i think democrats won a big victory with health care but it didn't help them in the next election and it's likely walker anthrepublicans in wisconsin will find similar. this is a big substantive victory for republicans in wisconsin and republicans nationwide. ifth kpshaeng, democrats will lose an important source of support. the counter is it mobilized unions reneged their connection with the progressive unit, students others and brought a lot of money and attention to this issue. the question is etr cos -- [everyone

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it even if they end up seriously costing a lot of jobs right now governor daniels responded the answer is yes and this guy may be running for president next year so much for jobs being a top priority to republicans and that's very clearly. what's wrong with america's billionaires it's going to be that they're actually mentally ill or at least a significant coord of the compulsive hoarding is a symptom of obsessive compulsive disorder it's a mental illness that causes people to constantly collect items to the point that their homes and lives are overwhelmed you may have seen the eighty show about the disease if i woke up tomorrow and everything was gone i would probably freak out i can leave we build but i can't live with the staff so the first pieces control the damage starts she broke her arm and there are stairs. no not really threw it away that i'm going to immediately need it there soon as it's one of the way i really feel like we were never going to get anywhere with this at what point will be just say no killing so you're not going to do it. people fill their homes with piles and

well thanks very much danielle for that update our teams daniel bushell reporting from brussels. well as the uncertainty over their future remains the libyans continue filling the streets to try and overthrow colonel gadhafi but after weeks of fighting and bloodshed many are lost as to how to achieve as artie's a clown a boy who reports the life of controlling the country that was stating a long term effects. after deliberation chance the rattle of kalashnikovs is the most common sound in the. ever since ravel seized weapons depots in eastern libya rifles became the ultimate symbol of masculinity that every young man in the city once one thing in common between more market are free and it forced the struggling town c.p.m. is a fascination with the arms believe in leader he developed a liking for kalashnikov rifles so much so that he even had any case forty seven of munition plants built here in libya and the rounds of these plants produced an hour failing all across eastern libya on the frontlines and beyond youngman with my friends have become a fixture on the streets of benghaz

out its plans for libya at a meeting in brussels hello daniel so what can we expect from nato. well as you say it's we're in day two or two of the nato meeting here in brussels and the first decision yesterday made was to enforce a no fly zone over libya airspace the next is to prevent the use of radar and air defenses by colonel gadhafi regime and then to stop the eastward advance of gadhafi into the rebel strongholds now this is where the group problems begin because of course colonel gadhafi does not have to just use he can also use ground troops and that risks the escalation all of a war that is really on all fronts something that really america with this iraq experience doesn't want to get into and only now are they discussing about putting humanitarian issues first of course this was the key idea behind the u.n. resolution authorizing the no fly zone but only now are they talking about humanitarian issues first and that is the reason why there's growing concern here in the e.u. today there was a demonstration and she will demonstration just outside this building really th

daniel, i'll begin with you. there were some conflicting signals today. paris, london, the obama team traveling all talking to this about whether there's any agreement on who will assume control or command. will do things stand? >> where things stand is we've had a theo logical debate over the last two or three days. they finally agreed or they almost agreed that nato can help command and control the operation so nato can help run the operation. what's left are the minor details of who is going to command it. what the goals are. they've spent two or three gays having a debate where the british and french seem to be at loggerheads. the turks have been angry. now they finally agreed that to do a deal just what remains will actually work out what that deal is. >> warner: you mean the really big questions haven't been resolved? >> the deal will almost certainly involve nato providing its command and control facilities to help control. the u.s. and the brits have said there isn't really alternative to the americans who want to do it and nato which can do this

bushell who's in brussels for more on the scale of the operation and daniel we know that britain and france leading the way in the midst of rationing here but tell us how the rest of europe is also involved as you say france is taking a direct role along with the u.k. it's already employed its rough. fighter jets in addition to that it's also called planes the u.k. is helping with navy kade of libya. and cumberland will be helping with that it's also sent typhoon tornado fighter jets italy is expected to be a key base for operations naples and sicily also which is being used by american and canadian planes among them fighter jets and sides as it is also sending six f. sixteen fighter jets to help the operation several e.u. countries are coming around and saying they will take part in the operation in various ways belgium here is one norway is another country so we're seeing there is a coming through all of the european nations on this operation. is there any opposition within europe to military engagement in libya. absolutely i mean germany actually abstained from the u.n. votes on i