i'm nobody is trapped in a leash in mcwilliams mccullum is the honor of twenty nine year old david williams one of the new birth for she says her nephew. is languishing behind bars for a fake terror attack grown in the home of the u.s. government they ave creating scenarios they are manufacturing crimes that would not have occurred in new had not planned on unconstructive see it into a community be a real terrorists out there that we should be concerned about and they should use those resources to find those individuals in not sit back and rely on a moment to make up crime well these are all people that we began to identify attorney steve downs who tracks cases like newburgh for argues the u.s. government is systematically employing preemptive prosecution targeting those whom officials deem predisposed to committing crimes before an actual crime is committed there taking some really down and rather vulnerable individuals and not only implanting the ideology of jihad and giving them all the things that they need all of the material setting up the plan doing all the research everything else a

can go away to jail for a very long time guilty verdict we're all for that as is the case of david williams and the other defendants sentenced to twenty five years in prison i don't have slaveholders i've got government goals government that will sell a family or for political gain and this is a god damned shame as assam said to be a goddamn larry king today. r.t. new york. well joining me with more details on this trials are. in our studios in new york now marina when the judge was giving the twenty five year sentence today she said the there was outrageous government misconduct that was exercised in this case did she give more detail as to what exactly she meant by that she certainly did although the judge listed several incidents in which she believed that the government used misconduct in trying to induce these guys into committing this crime and misconduct was in part used by a government paid informant that was dealing with these men and offering them bribes or you know in inducements such as two hundred fifty thousand dollars in cash. you to go through with this so-called oil plot th

and during the hour for more is at least mcwilliams mccullum she's there and david williams who just on the story of the newborn bird or who was sentenced today i want to know what is your reaction to this sentence hi how you are going on i told you i thought this is a miscarriage of justice that was handed down by our government you do. larry said the very sad day now i want to know how you feel our reporter that was there today paraphrasing the judge that essentially potential forced to sentence these men and that believe there was a gross government misconduct exercise and she doubt the defendants had any idea what a stinger missile even was how do you feel about this injustice that you just said now that you have this information that the judge agrees and i've been fighting in this i've been fighting this case for two years and this is what we've been saying for two years you can go on and probably community do you know that they did not have a single missile was or would see for once we know that the government use its offenders to lead a factual plot so for the judge to say tha

david williams member and you've heard for a sentence to. now speaking of terror osama bin laden is dead and the u.s. has announced plans to begin pulling out some troops from afghanistan so now the president naturally has revealed a new national strategy for counter terrorism the principal focus remains al qaeda and its affiliates wherever they may be so what changes what does this mean well here with us is patricia de janeiro she is senior fellow at the world policy institute she also spent a lot of time in afghanistan she's here to talk about it thanks so much for being with us now first i just want to ask you know there's a lot of what my last cast called platitudes and this new plan and you know the same targets we've heard over the years so what changes what what's different post osama bin ladin and post obama's announcements about afghanistan well it doesn't seem like much is different at all i think the question we should be asking is why are we not learning more about what's going on in these countries and why are we not understandi

the announcement was made by prince william david cameron after talks between the two in london. at home beijing is going full speed ahead as well and later this week a bullet train will officially open between the chinese capital and shanghai. it's all part of a hugely ambitious high-speed rail plan and the bbc's martin patience got on board to have a look around the brand-new ride. >> where it started over three years ago and it cost more than $30 billion to build. now the centerpiece of china's high-speed rail program is complete. connecting the country's two main cities, beijing and shanghai. journey time just under five hours. let's go on board and have a look. we're in the train, the final details have been -- of the menu have yet to be formalized because the train won't officially open to passengers until the end of the week. i'm with one of the train's designers. >> this is the fastest train in china. >> the train isn't moving at its optimal speed, is it? >> no. the trains can go faster, the more power we have. >> there hasn't been an entirely smooth ride. first a corrupt

william ward. and the only survivor of the colonel david shaw. bunnymen and many of the brave men were on the you know his mind when he paid his respects at the marine monument which has been placed in a parking lot away from the litter on the beaches as a fitting tribute to the many missing in action and still lost on this tiny stretch of coral leon pays his respects to a special marine soames lies here he came with a close watch or is memorial a beautiful war and so those guys who gave their lives. in defense of their country and ours too by the way and the brits the australians in a room with there's. no more allies here but soames is not he lives here or somewhere we're i'm standing i'm not on margrave i like our government on recognized forgotten and of no value. god rest him. and i feel very sad about him and his relatives in the intense difficulty of world war two many people seventy nine thousand of them basically were lost in space and this is an example of different branches of the service not being able to communicate effectively with

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fly have led to a political and david haye have a verbal battles ahead of their unification flights on saturday. first world number one carolyn was nascar and both williams sisters all went crashing out in a shock filled fourth round at wimbledon however former champion maria sharapova is safely through the world number six ran into some opposition early in her match against china spend sure why but the two thousand and four winner improved to try and six four six two and has yet to drop a set so for a she reaches the quarterfinals for the first time in five years. i feel like my movement has definitely improved this year but i think that's because it played a lot of matches and that helps you and i think a lot of it is also reaction in. getting ready for the next set of bones to thinking it's over being prepared to hit another one another one and. you know just always better to hit those until it doesn't count. because. all of the ladies quarterfinals are taking place on tuesday and this is how the sides have been set up for russia's maria sharapova is up against many cuts both about slovakia who defeated top seed karen was not speak france's maryon bar

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william will play in a match. money raised will go to the prince's charities. the couple plans to spend time with david and victoria beckham and elton john during their stay. no word on if they are going to the all you can eat chicken fest at knots berry farm. we'll see. it's 5:16. >> good morning to you. i want to point this out. we had a minor earthquake, 3.1, 9 miles east-northeast of san jose. so if you are jolted out of bed this morning that's what it was. we're getting more information on this right now. what was that? 4:51 a.m. this morning. >> just me running through the newsroom. >> come on now. what do you weigh, a buck-0-5. a look at the forecast, we're getting more information on that right now and we'll bring that to you as it becomes available. high pressure moving in with a vengeance. it's going to warm us into the 90s today. even warmer for tomorrow. our temperatures are on the climb. let's talk about what you can expect as we head throughout the morning. we're in the 50s. 55 in livermore. 58 in fairfield. 56 in napa. and this morning we are really starting to warm up. it's clear inland

david, i did months back. it was about this study that came oust williams institute at ucla school of law.y facts. it was 23 years that they did this study and what it proved was that kids raised by lesbian parents had actually gained more respect for diversity, more respect for differences and i'm just curious as an african-american male, can you appreciate that? >> i can certainly appreciate it. i think those are qualities to be applauded. i still don't necessarily think that has any reflection on my views and beliefs and what i believe to be true as far as marriage. essentially that's irrelevant as far as what the picture, what say marriage? a marriage is between a man and a woman. that has always been the backbone of our society, culture and moving forward i'll do everything in my power, my voice, to preserve that and protect that. that's worth fighting for. >> the search shows two men and two men -- or two women and two men also have very strong marriages and raise kids very well. in addition to that, i'm just curious, you talk about your dad not being in your home while you were not

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william is at the u.s. chamber commerce, and m. david goldston is a fellow at the research center. you are aware this is an investigative hearing and in doing so we have the practice of taking testimony under oath, do you have any objection of taking testimony under oath? no. the chair advises you the rules of the house and committee and you can have counsel. do you desire to be advised by counsel today? no. in this case, please rise, and i'll swear you in. please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? you are now entitled under oath in the united states code. now, if you would give a five minute summary of your written statement, we would appreciate it. >> thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member degette. i appreciate being invited to be here to talk about the unnecessary rules. this is certainly a very positive first step, and we've said that many times. i would like to bring to your attention congress first mandated this in 1980 in the regulatory flexibility act, and it's been a struggle to ge

william kovacs is from the chamber of commerce. mr. david goldston is director of government affairs at the national resources defense careful. with that, gentlemen, the committee is holding an investigative hearing and doing so, always have the practice of taking testimony under oath. any objection to taking testimony under oath? the chair adviseds you the rules of the committee are advised by counsel. the desire to be advised by counsel during your testimony today. please rise and i will swear you in. raise your right hand. do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? under oath and subject to the penalties in 18 section 1,001 of united states code. if you would give a five minute summary of your written statement. mr kovacs, we will start with you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate being invited to discuss executive order 13563 which call on agencies to eliminate outdated and unnecessary rules. this is a positive first step. we have said that many times. i would like to bring to your at

david. >>> coming up next, a busy weekend for prince william, his beautiful bride.ting in with the royal family? we'll talk about that right after this. [ male announcer ] who's feeling power hungry? who's ready to break through more barriers, from brick walls to budgets. then let's get our hands on some of those tools that only live on orange shelves. cause when we come home with that fistful of doing, and keep that pocketful of savings, there's nothing we can't conquer. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. power more projects, with this ryobi starter kit or dremel multi-max, each just 89 bucks. >>> it was a big weekend for royal watchers in london. a number of events brought out the queen and her family. as you might expect much of the attention was focus tond newest royal, princess catherine. nbc is at buckingham palace with more on this. good morning to you. >> matt, good morning. we've seen a lot of the former kate middleton over the last 48 hours as she has carefully launched into her royal responsibilities. and while it certainly seems

williams says the job market will affect his next vote for president. >> i don't want them to have sympathy for me, but empathy. >> davidns us from the villages, florida. a lot of people are talking they're suffering from the economy. what do they need? what do they say needs to be done? >> reporter: they believe that this economic recovery is going to start with putting more people back to work, so it comes down to jobs in their minds. every single person i talked to believes if more people had jobs, the housing market would stabilize, more businesses would stay solvent, so the economy recovery needs to start with putting more people to work. >> and villages is an upscale community. i imagine there are a lot of folks talking about protecting social security. >> that's right. that's something we expected when we came down here, talking to people. they say don't touch my social security, but a very close second they were also saying it's going back to the jobs. we were surprised to find out how many people in retirement are now supporting their adult children who have lost their jobs. so, again, the big issue with most p

accomplishments were facilitated by the pro start teacher, leean williams, and pro start mentors, troy and sandy byrum of troy's restaurant in boone. david grunewaller, a golden c -- corral, who sponsored the team, paul m. stone, melissa barkley who ran the statewide program also deserve congratulations for supporting this successful program that is already producing talented and enthusiastic north carolina students. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from organize job, mr. defazio, for five minutes. mr. defazio: today, every american who fills up their gas tank is going to pay an extra 70 cents, 70 cents per gallon as a tribute to speculators on wall street. that's right. 70 cents a gallon is due to hedge fund speculation derivatives and commodity speculation on wall street. didn't used to be this way. before enron we prohibited this sort of speculation on wall street. there was a special law passed for enron, enron bankrupt, ken, who knows where he is now, but the law still lives on. it was changed in dodd-frank to give new opportunities for the commodities future trading commission to begin to

david brooks is here. he has been an op ed columnist for "the new york times" since 2003. every friday he appears on the pbs newshour to put washingt in perspective. but his career started because william f. buckley thought he was funny. a parody he held led to a job at the national review. at the "new york times" his columns are a moderate brand of conservatism. some like to call him the liberal's favorite conservative. he likes to s that being a conservative columnist at the times is like being the chief rabbi of mecca. he ialso the best selling author of books that tell us things we don't foe about ourselve shall and our culture like boboes in paradise, the new uppers class and how they got there. in recent years his interest in neuroscience and the unconsciou has cent into his comns. we all know the feeling that when we begin to open the paper and see that today david brooks is writing about what really interests him. what he calls the enchanted realm of the unconscious mind. hinew bookefles this passion. it is called "the social animal" the hidden srces of love, character and achievement. i am very pleased to have david brooks back at this table. welcome. >> great to be with you a

bulger's younger brother william, who lives in this home behind me in south boston, was one of the top politicians here running the massachusetts senate for 17 years. in boston, davidirlines could face new trouble after a raunchy cockpit rant. in march this male pilot made harsh degrading comments about a seemingly range of subjects all into a microphone that was left on by accident. >> the continuous stream of gays and grannies and grandes, it's all these [ bleep ] old dudes, and grannies and there's like maybe a handful of cute chicks. >> there was a lot more and the rant was broadcast over an air traffic control frequency though not to passengers on the plane. the pilot was suspended without pay and required to have diversity training before he was allowed to return to work. >>> flooding has triggered evacuations in minot, touchdown north dakota, yesterday. 10,000 people were forced to leave their homes. the river is expected to break 130-year-old records. as many as 5,000 buildings are expected to be flooded. 8:10 right now. we move over to a check on the weather now. >>> good morning to you at home. we'll get to temperatures in minot in a built. first we'll sh