coming to new york next year i think we've produced a major piece of lyrical work in the work of david greg we have as well over the years three marvelous plays. in the other sense of knocking him off his pedestal, stopping seeing him... stop celebrating him as from... some nostalgic view of what englishness used to be and yearning back to it but actually to open him up and see what's ling in there. what's dangerous in there. >> rose: he can be a contemporary figure? >> he's appallingly contemporary. >> appallingly contemporary? >> just in the green room i was listening to your previous guests talking about what's happening in syria and afghanistan and the see ya/sunni split is dramatized and still alive in shakespeare's work live in an england ill shaking with the reformation between the new protestant rulers have more or le illegalized catlicism which was the religion for ages in britain and that conflict runs through shakespeare's work like a print in rock. >> rose: you also said once that to say... for people to say if it's not in the next it's not teibly creative. >> i think the text h

david? >> reporter: hi, greg. afghan politicians are making moves to end the taliban's international isolation and perhaps bring them to peace talks but of course there's a long way to go before that happens. now according to the report by the reuters news agency afghanistan's high peace council has sent a note to foreign missions setting out the ground rules for engaging the taliban. if they say they will accept a taliban office in the gulf state of qatar. there has been controversy about that as it is believed the afghan government was upset and angry because the negotiations about the office didn't originally include them. now there has been these preconditions about negotiations and the high priest council says that they could only begin after the taliban has stopped violence against civilians, cut ties to al qaeda and accepted the afghan constitution which guaranties civil rights and liberties, including rights for woman. the council also said any peace process with the taliban would have to have the support

david chiu. and our new police chief, please come on up, chief greg suhr. please join us.plause] >> just take a picture. together -- thank you very much everyone. [applause] mayor lee: thank you. thank you, everyone. [applause] >> the mayor wants to know if he can keep his hat? [laughter] [unintelligible] thank you very very much. next, someone who represents another first in our city's history. three years ago, district 3 elected the first chinese- american to the board of supervisors, and immediately after he was sworn in, history was made again as he was sworn in as the board president. please welcome supervisor david to come here on behalf of the sentences go board of supervisors -- david chiu. >> aloha. it is an incredible honor to be here with you tonight. after 163 years, this is a glorious sight. i have spoken with mayor lee about the history of our community and we talk about what happened in 1870's with the first anti-asian exclusion acts. we talk about what happens after the 1906 earthquake when chinese residents were fighting not to be moved to a different part

david lee miller is here with more on the attacks and david lee, we heard from greg burke how the pontiff mention this had specifically. what's the late snes. >> i i want to tell you something about the group. the radical muslim group said to be behind the attacks know the familiar with americans. and roughly translated means western education is a sin and the group's education is to bring sharia or islamic law where the population is 50% christian and 50% muslim and demands anyone who rejects extremist views, even a muslim, is branded an infidel. last christmas eve, a series of bomb blasts killed dozens and targets included not only churches, but the headquarters of nigeria state police where a suicide bomber detonated a car loaded to explosives. and part of a looselisy fill yated network. >> and it's part of the new al-qaeda and evening the decentralized chapters that we see in somalia and iraq and in north africa and in yemen and now of course in nigeria and not shy about it and the chat rooms they say they support al-qaeda. >> and it burst into prominence when the members rioted and p

coming up friday, greg is back and anna gilligan is a delight and arizona congressman david schwickhartps by the studio. >> tv's andy levy. >> tom, >> hi, andy. >> how are you? >> good. >> you have a new radio show about to start? >> yes, it will be on serial -- sirius xm radio. it is me and my friends telling funny stories. >> i am opening for him on the 17th in jersey. >> are you overexposed. >> that would be cool. >> i like his joey bishop. >> nobody knows who joey bishop is. >> do you spawl laugh or laff? >> laff. >> i hear you are quarterbacking the new fox news special? >> you sent me an e-mail saying ask him about it. >> we just debated the team names fox and friends with benefits. >> and then we went with we

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the person who spent the most time behind bars in the balco investigation is bonds' friend and personal trainer greg anderson. he served three months in 2005 for admitting he distributed steroids. earlier this year a friend told ktvu that anderson is trying to get on with his live and is working at the athletic club. >> reporter: ktvu's rita williams found conte where he's training boxers aepbs offering a line of supplements. our coverage continues on ktvu.com, where you can read a transcript of barry bonds testimony. >>> 200 workers have been fired from pacific steel in berkeley. one of the nation's largest foundries. new at 6:00 tonight, ktvu's rob roth is live in berkeley with the immigration problem that led to the job cuts, rob. >> reporter: right now the swing shift is on right here at the pacific steel and castic company. but federal immigration authorities are forcing the foundry to fire thousands of workers who appear they say to be in the united states illegally. the pacific steel company says it doesn't want this but has no choice. the foundry is hiring 200 employees. some workers have be

our negotiators are kevin brady, david camp, renee elmers, a nan hayworth, tom price, tom reid, fred upton and greg walton. now it's up to the president to show real leadership. he said he won't leave town for the holidays until this bill is done. next up is clear. i think president obama needs to call on senate democrats to go back into session and move to go to conference and sit down and resolve this bill as quickly as possible. i sent a letter to the president today asking him to do just this. we have done our work for the american people. now it's up to the president and democrats in the senate to do their job as well. without w that i will take a couple of questions. >> senate democrats said they are not coming back. does this mean tax cuts are going to last? >> we have done our job. all we need is to resolve our differences. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking the can down the road. the president asked us to do this for a full year and we did. we offset the cost with reasonable offsets. there is no reason we can't do this. if you remember just several weeks ago the house had p

. >> thank you, david and, leslie, thank you for the invitation here. this is a great honor for me to be here with greg and david to talk about -- >> excuse me for interrupting you when you just got started, but i've just been reminded that i should have mentioned the cards that you have at your places, and if you would, please, write any questions you might have for the panel on those cards, and they'll get handed up here in a manner that i can't describe to you, but somebody will take care of it -- [laughter] and then we'll try to respond as best we can. sorry for the interruption. >> it's okay. but this is wonderful for the army to have this opportunity. we deeply feel that we must remain connected with the american public, and opportunities like this although i leave the pentagon very rarely, i jumped at this opportunity. and having it on a sunday made it a little bit eastier, but i thank you for inviting us. it's very important work that we do. you know, my father was in the military. he spent 26 and a half years in the army, and he was a sergeant. and i was convinced after watching him, first, go

our negotiators are kevin brady, david camp, renee umber, tom price, tom reed, and greg walton.'t leave town for the holidays until this bill is done. the next step is clear, i think president obama needs to call on senate democrats to go back into session, move to go to conference, and sit down and resolve this bill as quickly as possible. i sent a letter to the president today asking him to do just this. we've done our work for the american people and now it's up to the president and democrats in the senate to do their job as well. that w that, i will take a couple questions. >> senate democrats are not coming back, and does this mean that tax cuts are going to -- >> we have done our job. all we need now is to resolve our difference. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking a can down the road. the president has asked us to do this for a full year. we have done it for a full year. we have offset the costs with reasonable offsets. there is no reason why we can't do this. you'll remember several weeks ago, the house had passed a d.o.d. authorization bill, the senate pa

greg: thank you. >> eric: there are robo calls for hillary 2012. dana, weigh in on this. listen to davidlrod blaming republicans, saying they want the economy to falter. blame anybody. but take a listen. >> you have to wonder whether they think screwing up the economy and throwing the wrench in the works is a good political strategy for them. if they slow recovery down, if they can cost half a million or delay half a million or a million jobs. that will hurt the president. >> this is a tactic you take when you don't want to run on your own record. axelrod plus others, including from the white house are on a political attack because you have to distort the other camp record, rather than run on your own. if it were true that the republicans don't care about the good of the country, why did they deliver the votes on the free trade agreement? >> bob: axelrod is right. you need another visit on this thing. take a look at what is happening with the payroll tax cut. tea party people in the house -- wait a second. before you cut me off when i jump on your favorite tea party, they are stopping th

what do greg's parents give pam's father, jack, as a christmas hanukkah present in "little fockers"? the star of davideidel -- >> i'm going to go with a dreidel. >> wrong. >> the correct answer is? >> it's a yamaka. it's a funny scene. dustin hoffman and barbra streisand give her father one because they say he's half jewish. >> woef time for one more. >> where you from, honey? >> auburn. >> okay. here we go. which mariah carey jingle plays a pivotal role in the movie "love actually"? >> "a." >> yeah! now you appreciate your mother. >> congrats. a terrific scene from the movie "love actually." if you want to rent one fun christmas movie this may be the one. >> my favorite. is it yours? >> i love it. ♪ there's just one thing i need, i don't care about the presents underneath the christmas tree ♪ >> all right. so, anyway, it's a great, great movie. >> justin bieber and mariah carey just redid that song. >> we heard a lot about that. happy holidays. merry christmas. >>> we deliver the best mail order food of the holidays right after this. and mary higgins clark is in the house with us. we're excited. righ

david camp, rene l. worth, tom price, read -- tom reed, and greg walsh. is up to the president to so -- to show real leadership. he said he will not leave for the holidays until this bill is done. the next step is clear -- president obama needs to call on senate democrats to go back into conference, and to sit down and resolve this bill as quickly as possible. i sent a letter to the president today asking him to do just this. we have done our work for the american people. now it is up to the president and the democrats in the senate to do their jobs as well. with that, i will take a couple of questions. >> does this mean you'll have to cut more? >> and we have done our job. all we need to do now is resolve our differences. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking the can down the road. the president asked us to do this for a full year. we did it for a full year. we offset the costs -- reasonable offsets. there is no reason we cannot do this. several weeks ago, the house passed a dod authorization bill. in the period of less than a week, they wer

david shaw whimer in the role of john mccain? that is an amazing transz formation. >> he was very whining. and here he comes and collects. >> no, greg, that the guy that played senator john glenn. >> it is like playing the same person. >> that's why he and the dude that was in "the fugitive." >> tommy lee jones. >> yes. they won't be in the same movie because they are too by the book. >> no boring white men. >> that doesn't sell anymore. >> i feel bad. i don't really feel bad for julie anna moore, but you can't do sarah palin after tina facial. you you can't follow -- tina fey did it. >> why didn't she do it? oh she is knocked up right now maybe that's why. >> that is a nice way of put tsmght -- ever putting it. >> how 3w* ugly democrat women? they only make them of good looking conservative republican women. >> maybe it should be a complement. but then again, there has never been a movie about liberals. but what do you expect? >> primary colors. >> i never saw primary colors. >> it was briskly this is pretend clinton. but travolta did a great job, but the movie overall not a tour de force. >> if we ever make a movie about "red eye"

greg: it's right. >> bob: he asks john sonunu, the former governor, not the senator, the son. but the former governor. this guy loves government and gave you davidhe supreme court. he was a guy that took a plane to get his teeth fixed. >> andrea: but it doesn't matter. they use the surrogates. people like him. >> bob: you see him as a hard conservative? he doesn't have a hard conservative in his corner. >> andrea: that is why he is doing well. hoch and change mantra is up for grabs. whoever captures that will win this thing. bolling? >> eric: yeah, just telling me that hannity will not attend the news max website. it was on their website, news max website. apologize sean and everyone if it's confusing. >> bob: he doesn't mean it. >> eric: i do too! >> andrea: coming up, they take war on christmas to texas. but this time they are messing with the wrong cowboy. you'll see. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: in case you didn't know there is a war on christmas in america. one big battle going on between the lone star state and the cheeseheads. wisconsin atheists from the freedom from religion foundation are at it again. this time they are trying to get a town in texa

david camp, rene l. worth, tom price, read -- tom reed, and greg walsh. it is up to the president to so -- to show real leadership. said he will not leave for the holidays until this bill is done. the next step is clear -- president obama needs to call on senate democrats to go back into session, moved to go to conference, and to sit down and resolve this bill as quickly as possible. i sent a letter to the president today asking him to do just this. we have done our work for the american people. now it is up to the president and the democrats in the senate to do their jobs as well. with that, i will take a couple of questions. >> does this mean you'll have to cut more? >> and we have done our job. all we need to do now is resolve our differences. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking the can down the road. the president asked us to do this for a full year. we did it for a full year. we offset the costs -- reasonable offsets. there is no reason we cannot do this. several weeks ago, the house passed a dod authorization bill. in the period of le

greg: it's right. >> bob: he asks john sonunu, the former governor, not the senator, the son. but the former governor. this guy loves government and gave you david was a guy that took a plane to get his teeth fixed. >> andrea: but it doesn't matter. they use the surrogates. people like him. >> bob: you see him as a hard conservative? he doesn't have a hard conservative in his corner. >> andrea: that is why he is doing well. hoch and change mantra is up for grabs. whoever captures that will win this thing. bolling? >> eric: yeah, just telling me that hannity will not attend the news max website. it was on their website, news max website. apologize sean and everyone if it's confusing. >> bob: he doesn't mean it. >> eric: i do too! >> andrea: coming up, they take war on christmas to texas. but this time they are messing with the wrong cowboy. you'll see. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you think tylenol is the pain reliever orthopedic doctors recommend most for arthritis pain, think again. and take aleve. it's the one doctors recommend most for arthritis pain... two pills can last all day. ♪ when you pour chunky beef with country vegetables soup over it.

greg start off with movies or songs? >> song. >> we started with songs. we'll guilty to movie -- we'll get to movies. >> we're going to get there. >> another good song was the bing crosby, davidmer boy." >> i like that a lot. >> bing crosby, david bowie? is that true? >> yeah, 1974, 1975. you can find it on youtube. >> please, i'd love to find it. >> should i save you for last? >> yeah. >> i have two unusual movies. >> save those. >> kimberly, your favorite movie? >> i really loved "miracle on 34th street." and every time i see it, it bring has tear to my eye. you can't help but love this song. it's a christmas -- it's believing in something and having faith and it has great legal themes. >> the thing about that, isn't that a great movie? >> i love it. >> remember the guy, the drunk who was santa claus? then he gets replaced by the real santa claus because there's a real santa claus. it's a great movie and it change that had woman -- she said a stick in the mud. >> check this out, you said you got the legal aspect. bob picked out the drunk that was the santa claus that got replaced. there was a lot of business in there, too. the town, the loans, the bank was going under. it's

david from australia. "state i.d. card costs 15 bucks. that is voting tax." it's a citizen obligation. from the philippines, "this is a poor country and we have to show photo i.d. to vote." and gregrado, "you're right. the governor is a coward when it comes to jessica's law." another one, "i watch news daily and there is crime against children reported." he has explaining to do to all coloradans. "bill, do you really understand what den in addition miller i -- dennismill" most of the time, which doesn't say much about me. i'm so jazzed you are coming here september 25. i suggested it in an e-mail to you. i remember the e-mail. two tickets on your way to you for the program. by the way, that show is almost sold out, in santa barbara. go to billo'reilly.com now and we have a link to the box office. ellen from aruba, "annoyingly, both my husband and i bought killing lincoln. we had a great time discussing it." tonight, pinheads and pattedry yots. dana carvey may be the best impersonator in the country. >> how is obama doing? >> doing pretty good. doing pretty good. the republicans don't think the rich should pay their fair share. they want everybody to fend for themselves. they do.

our negotiators are kevin rady, david kamp, renate helmers, nan hayworth, tom price, tom reid, fred upton and greg walton. now it's up to the president to show real leadership. he said that he won't leave town for the holidays until this bill is done. the next step is clear. i think president obama needs to: senate democrats to go back into session, move to a conference then sit down and resolve this bill is quick as possible. i sent a letter to the president today, asking him to do just this. we've done our work for the american people and outset to the president, democrats in senate to do their jobs well. i'll take a couple questions. [inaudible] >> we have done our job. all we need now is to resolve our differences. a two-month extension is nothing more than kicking the can down the road. the president has asked us to do this for a full year. we did it for a full year. we offset the cost with reasonable offsets. there's no reason we can't do this. if you remember just several weeks ago, the house had passed the dod authorization bill. the senate passed tears. in a period of less than a week, th

greg martin, commandant of the army war college. the moderator is stanford university history professor david kennedy.s include the end of don't ask, don't tell, army morrell and the incidents at abu ghraib prison in iraq. this panel discussion was hosted by the american academy of arts and sciences in cambridge, massachusetts, in october. it's an hour and 10 minutes. >> thank you, leslie and welcome all of you this morning. this symposium at least was occasioned by the publication this summer of an issue that i edited. this is not a book-promotion event but i just call it to your attention. [laughter] >> this is the backdrop for this discussion this morning. i chose as an epigraph for this volume of the maxim from cicero, arms are of little value in the field in which there's wise counsel at home and i chose that deliberately as a way of trying to focus all the essays in this volume and our attention here this morning for that matter on the critical importance of the relationship between military institutions and civil society in many, many different dimensions and we'll explore some of those here th

last but not least, my good friend david satter, former moscow correspondent and a prolific writer. born on chicago, greg twitter university of chicago in at oxford where he was a rhodes scholar, work for the chicago tribune, "london financial times" "wall street journal," and has written a number of books, the latest one i am reviewing right now, and it is very, very depressing reading. it is called -- it was a long time ago and never happened and in may -- anyway. it was about the memories of stalin's repressions and we hope to have your book reviewed and an event for your book very soon. with that, let's go to vladimir first and then katrina and and david and then a few words after that. we can speak here, i think. maybe take a 10-12 minutes. >> the microphones are working? thank you very much, and thank you for coming, and thank you to a heritage for hosting this important event at this very important time. before i speak a little bit about the elections from a quick update. as ariel mentioned, several opposition leaders were arrested in russia yesterday, an hour- and-a-half ago. the chairman of the