>> well, i agree with dom. i livein philadelphia for a uple o years, and we certainly enjoyedur stay there, our children were -- loved it. they still he friends there. look, the bes thing that could happen is that delaycould just go back the fact, their original stement w an indication of whatsome of the members said, and i would instate their contract. i would g allhe membe together tt want to accept the young people i'd ha a par, a pizza party or something,nd say, ook, for those mbers whodon't like this, you can revoke your membersh as opposed to revoking the contract, a then let's put an end to ts. and in this day and age, we have tremdous change in this country andhe worl and that's what i would stngly urge this club and its member to do. >> ay, dom, givenat suggesti by j, how likely do you think it is that the valley club will do something like this? because what they s is this is nothing based onracism. part o what they id and the statement they released, unrtunately we quickly learned that we underestima

new york and buy you those bottles of dom. if you're wrong, you fly out and buy it for me. >> i'm shipping it overnight. thanks for coming. >> thanks for having me on. >>> governor palin, just because she's leaving the governor's igloo doesn't mean she's walking away for good. in a "washington post" op-ed, she took swipes at obama on cap and trade, the big carbon tax for greenies would be an enormous threat to our economy and inflict permanent damage. i think she's right. i have to tell you, i think this story is overplayed. palin is overplayed. i say by the time the presidential election rolls around, she will not be in the rung and we will not care what she has to say. lea goldman, and monica hesscy, reporter from the "washington post" and john cnbc contributor. start us off. >> what's most amazing about this story, it's plausible sarah palin devised this article, she actually penned it. this woman needed a palin to english dictionary the last 12 months. she couldn't articulate a coherent thought what she ate for breakfast l

dom, this makes people look really, really bad there. then the statement that is made to the media, the initial one about the complexion of the pool. the statements reported by these children, things that they heard. from what i understand, it sounds like the members are the ones who were speaking out against the board and overruled the board and said, get these kids out of here. >> yeah, i think so. and i think it's unfortunate, the guy that's at the center of this board, dr. deuce ler, because i researched him and he's an obama supporter. i think he was essentially experimenting a little bit to see what would happen here. and i think it's the people that were there, the annual members, as i understand it, i think they're going to have trouble making the case that this was an overcrowding thing. it's a big, spacious club that i know very well. and from what i can tell interviewing people today, having the 60 comes in there once a week, you can't credibly make any argument about overcrowding. but i don't think the director, despite the s

. >> joe, dom brings up a point.pparently the are other day camp groups that hve been teed invitationso the pool, one of which was accepted andlater it was rescinded, because the excuse of overcrowding. and that , to my understandg, a group of, you know, racially mixed and diverse group of kids thatere coming there,s well. do you think there is som credibility what the direor of the pool and the club's membership is saying and it can be mixed in with just the fact that thereare, you know, people t there that are saying it's ridiculous to say things within earshot ofhese young kids >> t reity, the first wrd is no. e cond reality is this. we've always understood it's been minority pple who feel this way. what is required when you have these seeds inferrity planted inhe minds of these young,ispanic and african-american kids, is for adults to std up and be coted. even thoh the directo may be an obama suppter, and may be a very decent man, he should have had the curage of a rosa parks, a martin luther king, a fann lou hay

. >> reporter: the dom knee operation took months of planning and more than 150 people working in concert to pull it all off. but dr. montgomery argues such flop should be routine as 84,000 people in the u.s. need kidneys and only 6,000 people donate every year. he says creating a national data base of willing donors is vital. >> right now there are about 150 kidney pair donations including domino paired donations in the united states. that's 10% of the potential. >> reporter: the potential for this. >> i woked up and after a minute or two i realized i felt normal better than most years. >> reporter: next week, bob and lisa will celebrate their first wedding anniversary with the glow of renewed future. pria davis cbs news, baltimore maryland. >> glor: still ahead tonight on cbs evening news, street corner concertos in london town. floor >> glor: glor celebrating the bell and clock power above parliament pealed for the first time. pianos place in random experiments is bringing up the music lover in every one. sheila mcvicar had to listen. >> reporter: four magic words in london this summer

there are some claim he was born dom in a different country.resident, obviously, just has to produce the original birth certificate in hawaii and be done with it. what are your listeners saying about this? or are they dismissing it? >> no, they're not dismissing it, lou, in fact, we're the capital city of the birthers. the guy named phil berg. he's the leading figure in this. i happen to think this is the fault of the obama administration not producing the original records. this would've gone away. now you have all of these people grabbing on to this and maybe not surprisingly in the age that we live in, lou, with conspiracies, et cetera, this has legs. >> guy? >> well, lou, i have to agree. the president all he's actually produced thus far is a certificate of live birth, big difference from the live birth. anyone pretty much anyone can obtain a certificate of live birth. why not produce the birth certificate? if it were me, i'd show my bingo card, as well. >> we had people, including reporters from the l.a. times calling up because i referred

overall pattern that won't be allowing some of the warmer and more humid air and at least more humid air dom tomorrow. high pressure in on us. light south to southwesterly winds. as we get into late thursday and especially friday, we will begin to see those south westerly winds coming back. and the humidity will be increasing. that really won't be until late friday or even into the weekend. then tomorrow, another beauty. bullpen 84 degrees. for the remainder of the evening, warm and pleasant. sunset at 8:36 and the time to look for the international space station, it is very, very bright because of the big sole partisan el and having finished construction, 9:32 to 9:35, southern sky. i will show you a diagram in a few minutes. 60 to 67 degrees tomorrow morning and when you get up. you folks in the shenandoah valley, west virginia, northern maryland, maybe a few spots into the high 50s. warm and comfortable. wonderful day again tomorrow. 80 to 87 degrees. more of those fair weather clouds. not causing any problem. tomorrow evening once again nice comfortable humidity. temperature fall into th

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. >> about two thousand families have dom the burr oak cemetery trying to determine the status of their loved one buried there. it is also the final resting place of lynching victim emmet till as well as blues singer dinah washington. >>> today president barack obama wraps up his visit to italy by meeting with pope benedict. he welcomed the president to his private library with a handshake. the first lady and president obama presented the pope with the history ill stole which has connections right here to baltimore in an early american saint. earlier in the day, his parting words at the close of the g-8 summit focused on global cooperation. >> we're trying to find the right shape that combines the efficiency and capacity for action with inclusiveness, and my expectation is that over the next -- next several years, you'll see an evolution, and we'll be able to find the right combination. >> the president is now headed to africa. he is scheduled to meet ghana's president, visiting a hospital and the cape coast before leaving that country. >>> new details tonight about an amtrak train that

ahead tonight, a tragedy at walt disney world shuts down the monorail system inside of the magic king dom. >>> and plus, michael jackson fans, find fout they're able to say good-bye to the king of pop in person. >>> and why these tough economic times may be a good time to get into the dating scene. steve? >> reporter: well, atherwise, a cloudy and cool day today, but the skies are clearing. does that mean sunshine for your monday? of course i'll have the answers. when you first smell the incredible scent of gain laundry detergent, time stops. ( ♪ ) your heart races. ( ♪ ) your eyes close. ( ♪ ) and you realize you're in love... earl! stop your time-wasting. with a laundry detergent. ♪ take my breath away gain. to smell it is to love it. what are you waiting for? >>> nashville police were calling yesterday shooting death of former nfl quarterback steve mcnair a homicide but they're not looking for a suspect. the 36-year-old mcnair was shot four times, twice in the head. the body of the 20-year-old woman he was dating was found with him at mcnair's condomin m condominium. she'd been shot on

that's why we've increased resources for social services so that there is dom sillry care for people available to people who are independent in their own home as well as social services residential care. yes, we will take further steps. we will consult on the challenges ahead but it is absolutely not true to say that we have made no progress over the last 10 years. we have. >> thank you, mr. speaker. may i join in offering condolences to those who have lost their lives at home and abroad and particularly trooper joshua who has a very large family in plymouth mourning his loss. my constituency is home to a large number of hard-working public sector workers, cleaners, cooks, healthcare, workers, administrators, public sector workers have an average pension of 7,000 pounds a year. did my right honorable friend understand their anger and their concern when those rather modest pensions and their modest pay come under attack as being somehow unfair or unreasonable? >> i agree with my honorable friend. we are strongly committed to public services. we're strongly committed to the work that p

one pace away from the best july since '39, which happens to be a good day for dom perignon which is how i first pronounced it 20 years ago. anyway, there are many people who suggest that this bull's days are numbered. that's one of the tough ones. anyway, to argue that the positive action we've seen since the bottom in march is proof that the good times are almost over, and the market is about to take a nose dive! is there a case? ever since the bottom in march, the market has been following the exact same course. get ready, because this is going to be really scary. the exact same course in the wake of the great crash of '29. they tell you the similarities so far are uncanny. take a look. as of yesterday's close, the dow goes up 46%, okay? in the 145 days. 46, 145 days since the bottom of march 6. you got that? got that figure? now, you know that in 1929 and '30, from november 13th to april 17th, the dow rallied -- are you ready? -- 46% in 147 days. what's so ominous about this parallel? well, the rally in '29 and '30 is what was called a dead cat bounce. see this rally in '29 and '

new study shows en dom 93 that sleep better than those that don't.e software works as a therapist giving advice or specific bedtime based euser diary. study published in the archives of general psychiatry show that people that used the program woke up fewer times and spent fewer minutes awake during night. shut eye creator said the software one day could be a low cost alternative for people that suffer from sleep problems. and asleep or awake be our friend on "facebook". get the latest status updates or follow our tweets. go to foxbaltimore.com and click on find us on "facebook" and twitter under the community features section. i am judy kurtz and that's tonight's "word on the web". >> it was a record breaking night for baltimore's michael phelps as he tried to make it 3-3 on at the swimming champions. highlights ahead in "sports unlimited". >> and coming up in 15 minutes on the "late edition". the dictionary gets its annual facelift. find out some of the words being added to keep up with the times. >> and how to cut calories just by pic >> here is a

it is called the dom clair gi. they're made up of top clerics and seminary stooishts students and they issued a statement saying, "it is astonishing in an election in plain sight of all extensively used public funds in order to promote one of the candidates and employed government power to bring in votes." iranian tv reports tehran has released a journalist detained two weeks ago. a british embassy detained with eight colleagues is expected to be released today. today britain's foreign secretary delivered a warning to iran. >> what is significant is that the whole of the european union, actually the international community more broadly, is absolutely united in saying that there is no place for this sort of intimidation or harassment and that will be consequences if it continues. i think that is an important part of this equation. >> he says he wants to keep diplomatic channels open. how significant is the split with iran? what kind of power or influence might they have the people over the ayatollah? we'll have an e

so palin is dom and alaska is running fine. smart but stat is staying failing. 87% of adults ages 25 to 64 have graduated from either high school or college compared to 85% in britain and 67% in france. obviously we the people are fairly well educated. the far left ignorance meter is simply driven by ideology. if you disagree with their policies you are a moron. some on the right could that as well. i enjoy debating bill maher. sometimes he pontiff indicates without knowing the fact like when he said iraq should be divided. >> the partition is the most logical plan, the thing that could possibly get us out of there. bill: in order to have the petition work, you would have to keep u.s. troops there for probably three or four more years to supervise that kind of a partitioning of the nation. >> i don't know those kind of details. i don't think that would probably be sail in this country since two thirds of the country is already against us being there. bill: i don't know those kind of details. now, i would never say mr. mar is du

several very successful businesses, north face, and then where he really made his money, esprit, a dom nat fashion company of the 70s and 80s. he was unfulfilled by the lifestyle that it gave him, which was exactly was you described. he could afford anyone he wanted. what he really wanted to do was to move to patagonia, and to begin protecting, buying and giving away in the form of wildlife preserves very important areas, echo logically speaking, rain forests of patagonia and he has given away -- over two million acres have been purchased. >> host: how big is that. >> guest: he has created 11 different parks and preserves, his and his wife, kris tom -- tompkins, and one of the scale of yosemite here, and these are regions that have the last remaining stands of a certain kind of tree, which is a very old, thousands of years, but has been logged throughout the region. but he has protected important areas and they're habitat for species on the brink. >> host: there's something fascinating you do early on in the book. is he a hero in chile for his efforts? >> guest: for some. that gets bac

>> one hopes by having "the wiz" dom of a harlan and pleccy, by the wisdom of understanding always no matter what the situation is that our constitution has held us in good stead for over 200 years and that our is your prifl depends on upholding it. >> thank you very much, senator feingold. what i was going to do is go to senator kyl, senator schumer and then we will take a break. senator kyl? >> thank you, mr. chairman. judge, could i return to a series of questions that senator feingold asked at the beginning relating to the maloney decision and the second amendment. >> sure. >> good afternoon, by the way. >> yes, good afternoon. you had indicateded that if that case were to become before the court, you would recuse yourself from participating in that decision. >> yes, in that case. >> you are aware that or maybe you are not, there are two other decisions dealing with the same issue of incorporation, the ninth circuit and the seventh circuit. the ninth circuit decided it differently than yours. if the court should take all three -- let's assume the ninth circuit stays with its decis

. >> larry: you didn't like celebrity dom, did you. >> no, and i don't like that part of journalism today. i see too many young journalists who are forgetting the principles of the craft in order to be on air, to be a star. stars don't belong in journalism. >> larry: it's a product, it's a, can't do anything about it. >> no, no, can't be helped. it's nobody's fault. >> larry: did you ever think of just retiring retiring? no discovery channel, no writing? go out and watch the dancers as mr. stevens once referred to them. >> or sail the boat. >> larry: just sail the boat. >> well, i thought of that. i thought that might happen when i stepped down from the evening news, but i found that i couldn't do that, and i don't feel that i want to do it today. i think that gets pretty boring. the news, the current news the breaking news, i've got to get that newspaper the first thing in the morning. the only trouble with boating is that you can't get that newspaper, but now you can get it on the internet. >> larry: and what about the internet? where is that going to take us? >> well, it's going to be

hello, i'm dom lemon. breaking news on the tennessee/alabama border. two crime scene, one in each state. we're hearing that local reports say that police have someone in custody. you're seeing live pictures now from lincoln county, tennessee, where we're expecting the sheriff a -- in a little bit you'll see those pictures, to hold a news conference at any moment we'll bring that to you live. you're not going to miss any of the details. >>> meantime in pensacola, florida, detarls emerging be at patrick gonzalez jr., she a key suspect in the killing of byrd and melanie billings. here's cnn's david mattingly. >> reporter: as the people who knew them best gathered to mourn the violent deaths of byrd and melanie billings. the family attorney made an announcement. >> as a result of the intense speculation regarding the motive of the crime, i have been authorized to tell you that the safe that was removed from the billings home contained only children's prescription medications, important family documents, and some jewelry of sentimental value. >> reporter: g

at the beginning, "sesame street" was the darling of every newspaper in -- and magazine in kristen domi -- cristendom, what paper didn't write glowing things about "sesame street" but in our culture we love to see thinz things rise and then take a shot at it when it does and there was lots and lots and lots and lots of criticism about "sesame street" and a researcher in canada thought the quick pace of the show was leading to kids getting epilepsy. and of course there are a lot of people who think mtv came about as a result of "sesame street," the mtv generation with the fascination for -- with, quick video and alleged short attention spans, which isn't true, i don't think, was a result of "sesame street" and i think, is hooey -- hokum and hooey. anyone else. >> one more question. >> i was wondering, do you think outside "sesame street," do you think children's programming is better? >> i'm so glad you asked that. i want to say, that this is the golden age of preschool television. there has never been, never been a time in our cultural history when there has been so much great content

so palin is dom and alaska is running fine. smart but stat is staying failing. 87% of adults ages 25 to 64 have graduated from either high school or college compared to 85% in britain and 67% in france. obviously we the people are fairly well educated. the far left ignorance meter is simply driven by ideology. if you disagree with their policies you are a moron. some on the right could that as well. i enjoy debating bill maher. sometimes he pontiff indicates without knowing the fact like when he said iraq should be divided. >> the partition is the most logical plan, the thing that could possibly get us out of there. bill: in order to have the petition work, you would have to keep u.s. troops there for probably three or four more years to supervise that kind of a partitioning of the nation. >> i don't know those kind of details. i don't think that would probably be sail in this country since two thirds of the country is already against us being there. bill: i don't know those kind of details. now, i would never say mr. mar is du

and originally, he wanted a dom pair i don't know bottle from me, and now i'm betting the s&p will rise to 1038 before year-he said. he says it won't make it. message to gary, i'm coming to get you, babe. and one last chart for you, okay? the leading economic indicators. i told you on friday night they were expected to come in higher for the third month in a row. take a look. here it is today. and here it is higher for the third month in a row. liking that. now, here's a couple things about these leading indicators. first of all, they are forward-looking, they turn out to be very good in terms of predicting gdp growth, up 0.7% in june. a 30 cent consecutive rise. three months in a row, that hasn't happened since july, 2004. three years. over the past three months, the index of leading indicators rising at a 13% annual rate, that's the fastest growth in seven years, so i'm sure we'll see stocks go down sometime, but make no mistake about it, folks. the turn is here. let the recovery begin. >>> so you've heard my case tonight on the state of the economy. the bulls seem to be taking over,

the border you speak the same language and when my wife and i would travel from the border from 86 dom deluise saw the fancy ceremony, exactly but you cross the border you're just levying you're not even coming and everybody is stern and gruff and stamping your visa and flipping through it very judiciously and you get to india and everyone is all smiles. how do you explain that geography? just a matter of 10 fee and the temperament of the border guards at 10 vermette? there is something distinctly different about the culture. >> host: later and a shot by to come back to the complexity of islam the first i want to get your book because a part what the readers learned of the reality of everyday life and the complexity behind it, they are great stories. u.n.'s there with an objective but no ax to grind and the etfs user driven out of pakistan almost literally by the intelligence services in a fit of paranoia toward the end of your proposed day did you manage to go back and get to the second time you had to leave under very real sense of danger with the black forces of pakistan at work for

our visitors will dom in and experience some of the things we do with animals. we have lots of things based around enrichment. we'll teach visitors what enrichment is and learn more what we do here and how you can take it home for animals as well. >> thank you so much. i know we've got enrichment tools back in the weather center. justin, you're using all that great equipment including that radar. what is going on with that today? >> we're going to watch that by the way, 9:15, there's one easy trick to work on the rubix cube. >> what's that? >> peel off the stickers. >> ooh. that sounds like cheating. >> it's the method jamie gave me. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> no. >>> let's put it back here. we're watching cool temperatures to the north and west. they are still stuck in the 60s. tune in back towards pittsburgh, 76 degrees. that is fairly uniform, richmond and norfolk, uniform very warm humid environment. that south wind and southeasterly flow is going to continue to really moisten up the atmosphere. it will feel much more muggy as we head thro

police do not think this attack was ran don dom. >>> some fast food workers got quite a scare on tuesday when a robber jumped through a burger king drive-through window. you are watching the surveillance video from a manassas burger king. watch the man drive up, jump through the window andy manned money. employees ran away while he took cash from the registers, climbed out through the window, got in his car and drove off. police are still searching for the suspect. >>> today is day two of redskins training camp. fans will get their first chance to check out brian orekpo. lindsey has that and more. >>> good morning, everybody. your sports minute begins with redskins knew. late last night, they agreed to terms with defensive lineman brian orakpo. he he is expected to join his teamtes tonight. >>. >> to baseball, the nationals have a lot to beupset over after a loss to the milwaukee brewers. yesterday afternoon, the interim manager was ejected for arguing with the umpire. the brewers took the lead when camera slid under will's leg. >>> elena beard led the miss sticks, they got the win, 78-7

they swore allegiance to marty dom and that meant they were going to carry out suicide bombings. they could train their ire on the united states and carry out its acts here. >> a security official says the boyd family tried to get into israel two years ago but were refused entry, but the official didn't say why they were stopped. now, the indictment doesn't specifically list targeted countries, but the government claims members of the group traveled to gaza, jordan, israel, kosovo and pakistan to wage jihad. in the community where the boyd is well liked and known, neighbors are coming to their defense. they say the boyds are a close, loving family, nicer than most. you're seeing a picture of boyd's wife whos tsays the charges are unsubstantiated. she's asking people not to rush to government. >> we do own guns in our home as our constitutional right allows us. and i don't think there's a crime in that. >> according to the indictment, members of the group purchased several plane tickets to israel and planned meetings there as well. boyd's wife says her husband and son traveled to

will they dom snant will exhaustion factor in? where do you see them again the australian two? we are showing that match today. it already got played last night. we are going to have it on nbc "today." it was a tremendous match. the williams sister who is played a huge, big babe style doubles just incredibly powerful, you know, dominant players going up against classic aussies. it was a tremendous match. it really was. the williams sisters able, once again, to come good and win here so it was all about the williams sisters yesterday. serena played great t. singles match, really; ended up being a little flat. the doubles match, it was an absolute beauty. you might like watching that one. >> we'll look forward to all of today's action. mary, thank you so much for being with us. coverage of the men's final begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern time here on nbc. >>> and still to come, all the my two granddaughters are my life. they always ask me, grandma, take me here, grandma, take me there. but with my occasional irregularity i wasn't always up to it. until i discovered activia and everyth

two dom coalitions facing challenges from new opposition alliances some hoping to shake-up saying therent government is too corrupt. others want a government that will reduce tension with baghdad over oil and land disputes. >> iran threatening to strike israel if it is attacked. reuters citing state television says the head of iran's revolutionary guards says iran will hit israel's atomic sites if tel aviv an being fast. iran has the missile capability to reach israel, the obama administration is sending senior foreign policy teams to israel this coming week. one of the things it is expected to tell israel, shelf any plans for such a military attack. >> the obama administration committed major blunder last week by leaking and deciding to investigate a highly classified program aimed at taking out al-qaeda leaders. that is the assessment of former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton who joins us now talk about that and the many other developments we've been reading up on in the mideast today. mr. ambassador, good to have you here. >> glad to be here. >> this program never really go

where it is about him, this is his single signature dom particular policy agenda he wants to get donecome january 1, 2010, dynamics change. everyone will be focused on the midterm election. that's why he's driving hard. a failure here could have a domino affect on other issues. >> i'm a little cold to -- when he talks about the family with the girl with leukemia, he's not emotional, he's not naming them like clinton or reagan would have done. >> >> you pointed out cri, not have a dream speech. going to the moon, health care, i want to get rid of anybody who says we're not going to do it. i'm not prepared to say how we should do. i want to obliterate anybody that says we're not going to the moon in the sense anybody says not reforming health care is not an option. he did not give that "i have a dream" rallying speech. >> could he have done it. as the folks in the white house will tell you, this isn't the end of the process, this is the beginning of the process. they are trying to get a bill done and then you've got the conference process, then you've got the battle of actually trying t

in a lounge in manhattan's lower east side, a group of young musicians take another step toward tar dom. their thoughts are half a world away, they say, in the islamic republic of iran. >> since events started unfolding in iran, it's all i've been consumed with. i haven't really been thinking about anything else. >> johnny b doesn't fit the common stereotypes but he's iranian. for the past month lead leader of electric black has seen the iranian government's brutal crackdown on mostly peaceful protesters. >> it's hard prert says he's heartbroken, too. >> i wish i was back there on the streets right now with my brothers and sisters. >> reporter: the lead singer was in iran but rock and roll unislamic. played in public and you can spend the night in jail. today it's iranian protesters landing in jail. >> these kids are risking their lives in the name of freedom and justice. we over here on this side of the pond, we feel powerless. >> then came the idea to simply raise awareness, hyper nova, electric black and another, filmmaker created freedom glory project. >> this song to all the people

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. >> politico dom come says it must be targeted to ashley judd. >> she also hammered the media and urged the media to stop making stuff up. let's talk about what made her make that statement. >> sure, robin. she said in honor of the u.s. soldier, but she did not elaborate further in yesterday's speech on that note. she also alluded to her concerns that some media had attacked her family. now, if we go back to her resignation announcement earlier this month, pal centerline said she was tired of the spotlight on her kids and felt some bloggers had treated her unfairly, robin. >> thank you so much. >>> now let's talk about you. you tell me. do you think that palin made a smart move by leaving? do you think that she's been treated fairly? what do you think her next move should be? in other words, what's your opinion? text your comment today to 45688, that's hlntv. start your message with robin or it won't get to us. >>> in our salute to the troops we salute sergeant michael long. his sister says michael is in iraq and hasn't even met his new daughter yet. the whole family misses him like cra

what's happened here is we have a little -- the condo board has a little thief dom and they are usingproperly. gretchen: we do so many stories about this type of thing. let me turn it back to you, gentlemen. what do you want to happen here? do you want to be able assemble again in the hallway. >> yes. definitely. we made a proposal to the president. we will sit on the side of the lobby. nobody will see us. we will be quiet. can you give us any regulations as far as noise goes. we will follow it just leave us alone. let us sit in the lobby. we will bring our own little chairs down and that's the whole situation. gretchen: lee is, is t. simply not ridiculous that people cannot congregate and share olds times with one another. >> people can congregate and share with each other if they are lawful. and we are lawful. the board claims we aren't lawful. so, that's the difference. we should be able to -- they shouldn't inhibit us. and we're -- we don't -- in the lobby to object structure anybody. we are just there as a social thing. gretchen: as a social thing. >> for an hour. gretchen: every

you follow the traditional way of dom -- nominees. you've visited more senators than any nominee i know of for just about any position. we get used to the traditional, the press is outside t questions are asked, you give a nice wave, and keep going. but finally you're able to speak. i think your statement yesterday went a long way answer the critics and the nay sayers. i hope everybody will keep the questions pertained to you and to your background as a judge. you're going to be the first supreme court nominee in more than 50 years to serve as a federal trial court judge. the first in 50 years to have served in both a federal trial court and a federal appellate court judge. let me ask you the obvious one. what are the qualities a judge should possess? you've had time with the trial kourlt and appellate court. what qualities should a judge have, and how does that experience you've had -- how does that shape your approach? your approach to being on the bench? >> senator leahy, yesterday many of the senators emphasized that the values th

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we're very concerned about that because we have huge dom particular supply opportunities here, as yountil last year the congress had 85% of that placed off limits. >> although, jack, a lot of people say perhaps you look at it from the perspective of api, oil and gas companies at a disadvantage. others say including renewable energy sources at an advantage. something of importance over the long run, you have to get away from fossil fuels, renewable sources over a period of time and it will create a lot of green jobs instead of the jobs you're talking about. >> two points to that, becky. first of all, oil and gas in the united states currently employs about 6 million people. i would suggest in light of the economic situation we're faced with the first thing we do is do no harm. let's make sure we preserve those jobs, keep those good high-paying jobs in place. then let's seek to add all the green jobs. we're all for that in fact we're going to need all forms of energy. a lot of people don't realize since the year 2000, there's been $133 billion spent to develop new forms of energy. 44% o

gretchen: you think they would actually have experience in these czar dom that they are taking over. so. gretchen: auto task force even the czar himself have no auto experience. >> basically people whose judgment and loyalty the presidency trust. that's it. gretchen: why would members of congress want this? by all effects they are taking away their own power. >> the only way congress can stop this is by enacting legislation which the president would probably veto. they would need a two thirds vote in both houses to override a veto to prevent him from paying these people. they are paid as presidential assistants. there is no limit on the number of people he can hire as long as he stays within the budget for the white house. eric: i'm going to do my homework. czar can have stock in companies and go ahead and have presidential influence over those companies it really could be major league conflict of interest. >> it could be inconceivable if that could happen. my guess is there is no law that prohibits it because we have never had this many czars before. steve: we'll try to have the ans

air dom mentioned. ñ minimum number of f-22s required to ensure a strong defense is 250.i would ask unanimous consent that the letter of the retired general be inserted into the record. >> without objection. >> i had quoted earlier the comments by an active duty general, a guy that i consider a great american hero not just because he falls into that category of wearing the uniform of the united states of america but he is standing up to the personnel at the pentagon and he's saying you guys are wrong. and for a general -- active duty general to do that it, takes significant courage and this is the guy i want in the foxhole with me and that's general korley who is commander of air combat command and he said in a letter that we have previously put in the record is that a fleet of 187 f-22s puts execution of our national military strategy at high risk in the near to midterm. and that the minimum number of f-22s that we need in his opinion is 381. i want to also, madam president, talk for a moment senator ) cost. and this is an expensive weapon system but it's also the most s

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truth, i didn't really see clearly to be confident in my judgment about the mistakes we made india dom until two or three years ago. i saw clearly for a long time, at least i believe it was a failure. i believe this. in 1966, that's when i first had the idea of the pentagon papers, and i thought then this is a failure, we are not achieving our objectives. scholars should and i hope will wish to review what happened. how did we get in this damn mess? and i knew enough about government can no, it isn't a deep people, destroyed documents. the government as large as ours documents get misplaced. so i started the pentagon papers to bring these things together. and to come back now to your question, after i left the department and went to the world bank, i was there 13 years after i left and i had been involved in others i don't want to talk about or interested in. but it was only about two and a half years ago that i thought i understood the lessons, i had understood long before it was a failure. but i wouldn't completely clear in my mind why it was, and in particular i wasn't clear what th

from dom proliferation to fighting disease to counterterrorism but also face very real obstacles. for reasons of history, geography, ideology and inertia. they face these obstacles and they stand in the way of turning commonality of interest into common action. so these two facts demand a different global architecture, one in which states have clear incentives to cooperate and live up to the responsibilities as well as strong disincentives to sit on the sidelines. so we will exercise american leadership to overcome what foreign policy experts in places like the council called collective action problems, and what i call obstacles to corporation. borges has no nation can meet these challenges alone, no challenge can be met without america. and here is how we will do it. we will work through existing institutions and reform them, but we will go further. will use our power to convene, our ability to connect countries around the world and sound foreign policy strategies to create partnerships aimed at solving problems. we will go beyond the state to create opportunities for nonstate ac

but that presumption can be overcome if other dom pelling factors make it more appropriate to prosecute in the commission. there are three main gruchs factors identified many the protocol that resemble the fk tors that govern foreign selection by doj prosecutors every day, whether the choice is between federal and state court, u.s. courts and foreign courts or civilian courts and traditional military courts-martial. perhaps the most important point about the protocol is that it avoids too many abstract bright line rules. it recognizes the existence of two prosecution fora, both effective, both legitimate, and provides that the choice between them needs to be made by professionals looking closely at the facts of each case, using flexible criteria established by policy makers. that flexibility, we submit, is the most effective way to defeat the adversary consistent with our core values. and i would be pleased to answer your questions. thank you. >> thank you very much. mr. johnson? >> thank you. you have my prepared written statement. i would like to make consistent with that statement a