wild guess as to which areas congress would be more likely to fund joining me to discuss it is david robert senior staff writer for grist or their thank you so much for joining us tonight like i said it seems like there really are some very ambitious goals here within obama's plan especially things like cold weather ization fuel standards for commercialized trucks but let's just talk about the congress that we have in session now right how much he want to bet that there are going to be more along the let's drill more at home side rather than investing at a time when they need to be cutting into alternative energies and fuel efficient cars. oh i'm sure that obama would prefer not to talk. to one of the reasons but they're each in his play word scattered and slightly and so apparent and certainly west ambitious turn a lot of comparable plans that are floating around right now is because you sold were just how gross and automatically they show no willingness to go to gain at all so i think you're right drew a lot of you were. so basically what obama did in this speech and i'm asking cording he

. >> reporter: massey, graham, gains, gaiter, mcleod, wells, david, charles taylor, robert mccullough, and mack workman left friendship college on the morning of january 31 and began their historic walk to downtown rock hill. >> we walked from the campus to downtown rock hill. we picketed in front of the store for a short while. >> we walked in and sat down. we expected to be arrested. we were. drug out of the literally drug out of the store and the police department was in the back or in an adjacent parking lot. >> we were squished out of the restaurant to the jail house. they put us in this cell. it's a sound that you never will forget if you've ever been incarcerated. when they closed that door and that key turned, you know you're in jail. >> reporter: rev. ivory and james mccain, the south carolina leader of c.o.r.eric, arranged for a young sharp attorney from south carolina to represent the students. his name was earnest finney. he would later on to become the first black supreme court justice for the state of south carolina. >> attorney finney was a very excellent lawyer. he dis

robert liles reports that david lynch led a hate group that started right here in the bay area. >> first of all, i think it's important to know that he was a hardcore hater. this was a guy who had tremendous hatred for anyone who wasn't just like him. >> reporter: they have been tracking david lynch since 1988. that's when the then 18-year- old and a little known group called the american front excited a brawl. it started in san francisco. their violence was prolific. >> up and down the state of california, there have been a number of hate crimes targeting african-americans. >> reporter: but it was this rival skin head who is accused of not sparing lynch, turning the skin head's quarter century of hate into a vendetta. >> i'm not surprised with his murder. i'm surprised with the way it occurred. >> reporter: an unidentified woman was also shocked but survived. >> he's one of the big time names right now. >> reporter: that's because lynch had taken over control nearly a decade ago. he came off as a nonassuming, likeable guy. that's how he was successful at recruiting angry young white men

the chicago school economist i won't get into, but scalia, supreme court justice, borque, robert borque. >> so david macintosh is following that crowd from the unersityf chicago law school. but you also mentioned mill milton friedman? >> right. he is of course a libertarian free marketer and so forth. he comes into the book mostly as someone for them to look up to in the 1970's, but also for somebody like clint bullock, his work on the voucher movement. he and clint kind of got involved in that. milton friedman, i don't make him a huge mentor figure in the book. >> you quote him about an interview you had with him? >> i had an interview at his incredibly beautiful san francisco apartment. s, but we talked mostly about this generation of conservatives, and how it was different from the previous generation. and he talked a lot about wha was going on in the 1970's. potholes. long lines at bureaucracies. sort of this dissatisfacon with government that was so prevalent in the 1970's. so yes, it became very easy to develop a more conservative view or anti-government view. >> who followed the whittaker cha

now there's many a true word spoken in jest meeting different circuitry robert gates earlier this month general david petraeus also why he was using a bigger plane than normal was he planning to have tied libya or something the general job. the only way to go exactly you have of if suspected to be a sarcastic reply would come by to haunt the u.s. no one expected this scenario to materialize but the coalition is no facing criticism for its air strikes for british intelligence officer and a much stronger says the coalition forces become more and more entrapped in plunging into the libyan crisis now with no clear way out. i think there are a tangle seen as the whole uprising began in libya because they really didn't know which side to back and which way to jump of course there colonel gadhafi had been a historic enemy of the west for many many decades and suddenly he'd been brought back into the international fold and there were lots of nice juicy oil contracts and business contracts flowing out of libya towards the bases like the u.s. the u.k. france and italy so i think they're very torn for a long ti

now sorry just hours before robert gates landed in afghanistan general david petraeus said that he was sorry for the civilian attack in a country that killed nine young afghan children a few days ago but cars i said the apology was quote not enough so q.s. the u.s. secretary of defense who again apologized on behalf of the u.s. and a move that seems to have done the trick cars and aides have since talked about everything from civilian casualties to the drawdown of u.s. troops in afghanistan that does it for now for more of the stories that we cover go to our t. dot com slash usa and check out our youtube page if youtube dot com slash r t america and of course feel flu.

now just hours before robert gates landed in afghanistan general david petraeus said that he was sorry for the civilian attack in that country that killed nine young afghan children just a few days ago but karzai is that the apology was quote not enough so cue the u.s. secretary of defense who again apologized on behalf of the u.s. in a move that seems to have done the trick karzai and gates have since talked about everything from civilian casualties down to the drawdown of u.s. troops in afghanistan. but that does it for now for more on the stories that we cover today go to our t. dot com slash u.s.a. and of course check out our you tube page it's youtube dot com slash r t america and as always feel free to follow me on twitter as well that's the sea captain of a great night we'll see you tomorrow.

beginning with jeffrey silva who is a telecommunications policy analyst and robert bell aban antitrust attorney, we are also joined by david hatch of the "national journal." mr. silva what does at&t get for its $39 billion? guest: it gest a lot more spectrum -- it gets a lot more spectrum. it gets t-mobile customers. and it accomplishes the objective of removing one national competitor from the scene. host: mr. bell, what kind of antitrust issues are raised by this deal? guest: well, this is a direct horizontal merger between two direct competitors. this raises a core issue of whether the government should allow the marketplace to move from four major competitors and a number of minor ones to a situation where we would have three nationwide competitors and several smaller ones who are present in many of the local market. historically, the department of justice has reviewed these transactions by looking at very local markets. they are called cellular market areas. the government divides the country into 734 cellular market areas. in previous transactions, the analysis has ben on a cma basis. so you can expect a very granula

defense secretary robert gates as well as the top american commander in afghanistan general david petraeus now they didn't realize that they were being recorded that gates had arrived in kabul to which he had been well comes back interesting patris had remarked that he was flying in a larger plane and normal and he asked whether or not this was because he intended on firing shells an attack in libya gates his reply was yes exactly it seems as if maybe joke there is an element of truth and our job as journalists and his view is is trying to cover the truth want to see our teeth to pretty. well very latest. on the situation indeed be remember you can always go to our twitter feed system post their energy shortages in the green capital security forces stopping journalists from filming their. former gas stations. and put her under school because. it's from a cost. michael hoffman author and editor of the revisionist history newsletter. shows greater members are divided over how the operation should continue it. and there seems to be quite a rivalry between david cameron and nicolas sarkozy and

defense secretary robert gates as well as the top american commander in afghanistan general david petraeus now they didn't realize that they were being recorded that gates had arrived in kabul to which he had been welcomed back with fear some patris had remarked that he was flying in a larger plane than normal and he asked whether or not this was because he intended on firing shells and attacking libya gates his reply was yes exactly it seems as if in every joke there is an element of truth and our job as journalists and as viewers is trying to cover their three points here r.t. tripoli. the very latest for us there on the situation and remember you can always go to our twitter feed her latest post paula says there are energy shortages in the victory of the capital security forces stopping journalists from. forming at gas stations. underscore a court order to stop things from of course. they turn members of the future of. political researcher. and there seems to be quite a rivalry between david cameron and nicolas sarkozy and then turkey has also descent team because the turks have already

defense secretary robert gates as well as the top american commander in afghanistan general david petraeus now they didn't realize that they were being recorded that gates had arrived in kabul to which he had been welcomed back with some patris had remarked that he was flying in a larger plane than normal and he asked whether or not this was because he intended on firing shells and attacking libya gates his reply was yes exactly it seems as if maybe joke there is an element of truth and our job as journalists and as viewers is trying to cover their truth courtis here are typically. the very latest from our teams paula slayer on the situation in libya you remember you can always go to our twitter feed you know latest post says energy shortages in the libyan capital with the security forces stopping journalists from me queues forming i guess nations. for us on twitter at r.t. underscore calmer to get the latest updates from of course. nato members are split over the future of the military campaign in the series reichl hoffman and political of searcher. and there seems to be quite a rivalry b

defense secretary robert gates landed in afghanistan troops with the top u.s. commander general david petraeus who greeted mr gates at the airport joking quote welcome back sir flying a little bigger plane than normal it's going to lob some attacks on leave you or something and of quote the u.s. defense secretary responded to the comment by laughing and said quote yeah exactly well apparently the two gentlemen were unaware of the open microphone the world is now guessing whether that was just a joke or there was a kernel of proof the next trick a lot of people thought that was a highly inappropriate joke mind you this comes from america's top military man although the official position of the us is in order to decide on the military intervention the support of the international community do you want to nato are now you weigh in on the possibility of declaring a no fly zone over libya that would actually involve a large scale military operation including air strikes alleviating. including strikes on levy an air defenses and putting down everything that flies over leave the. boat on a n

david stockton and his father, john stockton looking on. that's a clutch bucket. bulldogs up seven. stockton it's robert suckray. yeah gonzaga clenching the bid to the ncaa tournament. gails a long shot for the bid. >>> the giants can clearly handle texas. balmy night down at the dessert and that's our old sports producer in channel 2, mark barnetts who gave up television to watch baseball all the time. the and pat burrell starting to slam out of his his funk a little bit. jonathan sanchez in that one struck out five in four innings. allowed four runs in a 4 inning cruise. and the mariners put the a's down 6-3. hot time in the big city tonight, bay area sports hall of fame, a who's who of athletic luminaries. with some sort of local connection. four new inductees. dwight clark of course, and the walsh. winning a couple of super bowls. and remaining ever modest. >> we had great players, we had great quarterbacking, we had great ownership and helped with custom ownership. everything was there and it's like my wife told me, just don't screw it up. >>> and time to get a more in- depth look. our half hour special to

. >>> general david petraeus, the top american commander in afghanistan, will give congress an update on the war today. on monday, he met with president obama and defense secretary robert the general is expected to tell lawmakers that he believes u.s. forces can begin to withdraw this summer as planned. >>> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton is headed for the middle east. clinton met with foreign ministers from the g-8 countries in paris on monday. france and britain have been pushing for a no fly zone over libya. next she arrives in cairo, the highest ranking u.s. official to visit egypt since the fall of mubarak. >>> and the rock and roll hall of fame welcomed its newest members last night. alice cooper performed with fake blood on his shirt during the dinner. neil diamond walked through the audience singing sweet caroline. darlene love got help from bruce springsteen. and tom waits was in the spotlight as the 2011 inductee. >>> just ahead, the nuclear meltdown in japan. could it happen here? a look at the safety of america's nuclear power plants in the quake zone. radiation spreads from a nuclear power plant.. crippled by the tsunami and earthquake. new informa

david muir, thank you very much for your reporting morning. >> we want to return to weather and stephanie robertsr got we have a time change tonight. >> we certainly do. we spring forward, but the mad news, we lose an hour of sleep, but gain a day of daylight. don't forget. we don't want to forget about the wildfires, they've caused a lot of damage. dozens of homes have been destroyed. we have better news for some southern plains. the red flag conditions. warm temperature, 82 this afternoon, san antonio, 79, dallas, it will be warm across the south as well. >>> this weather report has been brought to you by chase slate. >>> dan, bianna. stephanie, thank you. >> coming up we talk to a reporter in sendai. hstephanie, thank you. >> coming up we talk to a reporter in sendai. to what i'll actually be doing. so in the rest of my life i like control. especially in my finances. that's why i have slate with blueprint. i can make a plan to pay off everyday things and avoid interest, or pay down my balance faster on the big stuff. that saves money. with slate from chase, i have everything under control... ♪

david stockton, the son of john, gets his shot to put the bulldogs up by five. dad likes it. and just over two minutes left in the game, stockton was feeding robertkray for the crushing blow. gonzaga wins, 75-63. but note, top bracketologists are saying that st. mary's should be in as an at-large bid, maybe a ten seed. we'll find out for sure on sunday. the giants facing the rangers for the first time since the world series tonight. it's just spring training, but the anticipation for this one, in large part, about reflecting on the triumph of last fall. and the scene in scottsdale, pretty electric for a chilly night game even with things upside down. some of the postseason heroes coming on strong tonight, namely cody ross. down one. picks up his two-rbi single, scoring sanchez and sandoval. once they had the lead, they kept adding to it. pat the bat ends the drought going back to the last time facing the rangers. a two-run home run capping the scoring tonight. 4-1, the giants take it. manager bruce bochy was miked up during the game and reflected on the last time these two teams were matching up. >> there were quite a few times where it hit me. i

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post david gregory welcomes secretary of state clinton and defense secretary robert gates and the ranking republican on the senate foreign relations committee, dick lugar of indiana. at 1:00, "this week, called jake tapper will be in today as host and he welcomes secretary clinton and defense secretary robert gates and will talk about the involvement in libya and top with a former defense secretary donald rumsfeld fox news sunday begins at 2:00 p.m. with post chris wallace welcoming senator john mccain and joe lieberman and former house speaker newt gingrich. at 3:00 p.m. eastern cnn "state of the union" re0-airs and they will have senator levin. at 4:00 p.m., it is "face the nation." he will have secretary clinton and secretary robert gates. the network talk shows are brought to as a public service by the networks and cspan. that begins at noon. listen to them all on cspan radio, 90.1 in the washington d.c. area. you can listen online at cspanradio.org. >> i'm not interested in developing a strategy to win the primary. not be in a position to win the general. i have want to say that we d

david? >> a lot of eyebrows raised today. jake tapper at the white house. and we should note that jake is going to be anchoring "this week" on sunday morning. his powerhouse guests, secretary of defense robert gates, secretary of state hillary clinton and donald rumsfeld. >>> and now a followup this evening to the story we broke here on "world news" this week. the sleeping air traffic controller at reagan national airport. well, we caught up with him at his home in virginia today. he's on suspension. all he said to a local reporter at our abc station? "talk to my boss." meantime tonight, the faa is taking more steps to beef up control tower manpower elsewhere in this country. we'll keep you posted. >>> still ahead here on "world news" this friday night, the common but little-known ingredient we found all over this one aisle. and it could be making many children even more hyper. >>> new findings tonight about weight and worship. could going to church be making us gain weight? >>> and, the bravest bride. seeming to climb a mountain before walking down that aisle. and tonight, she is our "person of the week." [ female announcer ] sometimes you need tomorrow to finish what you started today. fo

this week with david brinkley used to be on every sunday morning and it struck me connolly represented the network of nbc, all of the talent that was on the show frankly, roberts, a donaldson in most of the time they would represent the talent that was on the show james carville and mary magdalene and to cap it all off also the attorneys for archer daniels midland which for many years part of which is three told in the movie of the informant with matt damon. as i look at brendan sullivan's career, i always used to say in my articles when i was talking to people, brendan sullivan has gone 35 years and never had one client serve any time in jail which was pretty remarkable because by the time people came to him they were pretty far up the creek. not like he was defense gain to many roman catholic nuns. and after a while i began to wonder if it is true. was i just saying this or maybe i just repeated the story so many times i believed it. so what i try a two do is talk about why brendan sullivan had a passion and that he had and what is the pattern from when he first came to williams connolly after defending prisoners' at the stockade in san francisco win prosecu

david gregory a second ago, big show on sunday. he has secretary of state hillary clinton and secretary of defense robert gates. >> especially with the stuff happening in libya that's an important line-up. >> if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >> if it's friday morning at 7:19 it's all about al roker. >> that's right. out west our friends are being hammered again, unlike our director who does it every morning. we are looking at strong winds, winter storm warnings and a high surf advisory. as we can see more rain coming in. we have mountain snow as well. the sierra may see up to 18 inches of snow. cascades picking up anywhere from 12 to 18 inches of snow. one to two inches of rain causing more flooding possible. >>> yeah, we are still trying to dry out. good morning to you, bay area. we have scattered showers mostly coming down over the east bay right now, but there's improvement on the way. watch out for moderate cells coming through walnut creek and concord. everything is going to get better as we head deeper and deeper into your weekend. our temperatures are going to be kind of cool today in the 50s, but we are going to get a b