richard donner: i was very fortunate. i had two extraordinary leading actors that had respect for their process that they were doing and made my life-- sometimes i didn't come in, i just phoned it in. i'd ask the assistant director what's the camera facing, he'd tell me, and i'd say ok, yell "action." what's this? it's kind of soft. it's not a bulletproof vest. it's not gonna keep anything out. it's gonna keep my stomach in. what do you got under there? it's a girdle. what? oh, god. it's a girdle. trish know about this? it's not a woman's girdle. it's a man's girdle. they make girdles for men? yeah, they make girdles for men. they do, huh? yeah, they do. haven't worn this uniform in 15 years. the cleaners must have shrunk it. richard donner: they loved each other. they came to my house on a sunday. danny was doing a show in chicago. they were dark on sunday. mel came over, they sat down, read the script for the first time, and i said, "that's it, guys, go home. we're gonna shoot it." ken: despite a career that has now spa

the last donner we still on the veterans and their families is to give them a decent fare well continues with perpetual care of the resting place. the weather could be filled with such dignity and dedication without the cemetery caretakers. almost all of whom are veterans themselves. caretaker's take great pride in their job keeping the cemetery up to national status but their jobs are not just about meticulously maintaining the ground. oftentimes, the cemetery caretaker is the first person the family talks to when they are looking for a loved one's gravesite or have questions about the national cemetery. there are family members who visit their loved ones great almost every day. they are increasing. the caretakers get to know some of them by name and are a source of comfort. at fort logan almost all of the caretakers have been veterans and those who are not veterans are mentored by those who fill the unique rules of the cemeteries. sadly and c.a. contacted the caretaker and trimming work to years ago. that resulted in the loss of three full-time caretaker positions for the next wave of

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we see donner ns reports and we know that criminals are convicted because of dna evidence and we knmw that there are biotech firms investigating dna and jeans and the like so we are l veryamiliar with dna but at the same time there's something profoundly mysterious about this model that we have never come to grips with and that is what my book is about. one way to think of it is to think of something else, another one of the burly and discoveries of francis crick. the brilliant english physicist turned biologist. he had been a code breer in world war ii and he ended up being iolved in breaking the ulmate code, the digital code stored in the dna molecul from 1957 he proposed an amplification of t worhe and watson had done in 1953 and that was his so-called sequence hypothesis. according to which the fo chemicals on the inside the spine of the molecule, tnes i've represented wit the letters a, c, g, pea,e proposed those chemicals called bases functioned exactly like alphabetic characters a written language or digital characters in a machine code. if you stop and think about this and set

i saw the whole thing as cannibalization, a virtual tech donner party.eople buying more cheap computers with cheap components instead of paying up for more expensive ones. a total losing proposition for every single company that's involved. >> sell sell sell! >> and i was dead wrong. but i never would have known it if i hadn't done some homework. here i was thinking netbooks are all fine young cannibals, then i listened to best buy's conference call a couple weeks ago, which by the way i like listening to more than the music of the fine young cannibals, and they told me something completely and totally different. this is why, by the way, if you own any technology stocks you have to follow the great retailer best buy. even if you have no interest in owning it. because it's the largest retailer of pretty much every tech gizmo and gadget out there and they've got gigantic insights we otherwise can't get about how the markets for these products are doing. hey, look, it is the market for a lot of these products. so what did best buy say on the conference call

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and reservations, walking to a white man's land and the disastrous policy of termination, but in donner happier note with the last chapter titled restoration of hope whh talks about the last 30 yrs of the 20th century. where is the u.stoday the relationship with american indians and have we seen much we'veeen fit to improvementn terms of federal policy and program. it reay commenced with indian self-determination educational assistance act when tribes were given morend more por to take charge of their own destiny. tribes blogger hatari with bureau of indian affairs but instead they could take money and some of their own administrathon and contract for e services they wanted to read this in power but also came in the area of education where tribal people were able to wk with local school districts to develop curriculum, prÍnce and teher training programs, acquired curricular materials everything from text t

some way expos something about these characters the world didn't know i was trying to do thei story donner and make sure they have full approval of the script that felt like i got their dialogue right that whatever special dialect issues might come up or accent issues, wherev i would get those right, shat i sort of a vy long winded response to your question. anybody else? all right well, thanks a lot. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >>> josh neufeld is the thor of katrina came calling. he spent three weeks following braking katrina as a volunteer for the american red cross in mississippi. for more information, visit joshcomix.com. >>> next, a porti of book tv's monthly three our live program, "in depth." on the first sunday of each month, we invite one ahor to discuss their entire body of rk and take your calls. "idepth" also includes a visit with the author to see where and how they write their books. that is what you are about to see. we visited author and request john mhorter and his home in jersey city w jersey. >> a typical day for me is i generally have a right terse schedule so

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there is dinitely a limitation of of donner irritability in these cases.y are a growing number in type to diabetes flexible. an example of how we showed our health we have included harvard of content that will give more detailed information about the condition that self broadly how potentially how that condition might be treated, questions to discuss with your doctor based on your genetics. other factors involved in that condition. the genetic risk is we have basically taken the stance that with all of the variability and with the issues around individual markers it isn't appropriate to give an actual percentage of risk. multiply using ratios similar to our competitors we have now been engaged and early discussions to try to standardize the mathematical algorithms. the discussions are ongoing. we are becoming involved and those but we are consistent with all others are using the ratios to calculate risk but we don't multiplied by lifetime risk to actuly give you a number and we basically take the distribution and divided and said to for lot a score either

it is a joy and donner to be here with all of you today.ited to go out on a date as i was that august night. we met in the ballroom of the four seasons, and while it was a lovely setting, it made chatting at challenging. the fountain was filled with old faithful, the crowd was huessy and the acoustics were absolutely dreadful. i was worried this was not the perfect place for a man of advanced years who have trouble hearing. his lovely for and joanna was sitting next to walter and helped reiterate at close range my torrent of questions. mike trepidation and was quickly replaced with relief as we talked about united press where my father had also covered politics, the norbert trials, the war in iraq, the state of journalism, everything from american politics to "american idol." nothing got lost in translation. it was so clear that even as he approached 90, walter cronkite was a brilliant man with an insatiable curiosity about the world and the people in it. i was overwhelmed sitting across from the anchor, the man for whom the term was coined

>> the work that has been donner it shows a double strand breaks in dna after expos are to cellphonee doctor testified that you see something after ten years but says that there are so few involved she can't draw a scientific conclusion. is that an accurate statement? >> regarding the ten years, yes. but first of all i would like to say i am not sure that there is an association. i cannot be sure based on the current epidemiological data. but what worried me was that in my study i saw consistent positive results and they always appeared where there was a possibility. they do not appear in this group or that. the appeared in more than ten years and on the same site where the phone was held and they appeared for the heavy users and in rural areas compared to urban and this also had ability because where it is more dense the exposure is low were so the fact that all of these indications appeared where they should have appeared told me it was a red light. but as a scientist this isn't enough for causality but is indication that according to my judgment it is enough in order to advise the

the last donner we still on the veterans and their families is to give them a decent fare well continuesith perpetual care of the resting place. the weather could be filled with such dignity and dedication without the cemetery caretakers. almost all of whom are veterans themselves. caretaker's take great pride in their job keeping the cemetery up to national status but their jobs are not just about meticulously maintaining the ground. oftentimes, the cemetery caretaker is the first person the family talks to when they are looking for a loved one's gravesite or have questions about the national cemetery. there are family members who visit their loved ones great almost every day. they are increasing. the caretakers get to know some of them by name and are a source of comfort. at fort logan almost all of the caretakers have been veterans and those who are not veterans are mentored by those who fill the unique rules of the cemeteries. sadly and c.a. contacted the caretaker and trimming work to years ago. that resulted in the loss of three full-time caretaker positions for the next wave of th

the obama administration could in do other things we believe there more to be donner and i will be meeting with secretary clinton tomorrow and we will haven oortunity to discuss some ideas that need to be developed that president areas, the head of liberation that a document was created and the pro-coup do not accept it, that is a challenge. the document seeks a solution and the small group of those programs and honduras does not accept it and is rejecting it i think that the first country in the world cannot put its prestige on the line. and submit to to a small group of people that do not acaept the opinion of the international community. this is like a first snatch of democracy during the obama administration. as far as domestic issues for honduras, people have reacted in an extordina fashion. they have been resisted for 64 days in a very heroic way. they have never done that before. of course there is regression. i have one of the mayors here that has been ousted in the second city of honduras. he was ousted as i have. he had to come to the u.s.. but there is the director that has been

we are o track satisfied with the conditions on the ground in termsf our abity to get the mission donnerd remain well thresources to accomplish that mission. >> planning the nuts and bolts of the daily operation do y think you could deal with fewer troops in iraq if you wer asked geral odierno asked the? >> rht now that discussion is not ongoing. right now as i mention, in the opening comments we are going through a period of time where the iraqi security forces are going to be tested. i satisfied that we have sufficient forces on the ground gh now to partnerith iri security forces outside of the city to meet the requirements for security. we also have the cability required to provide assistance requested by iraqi security forces. so i would say that if asked we would study that and get back and would be a question of balancing cabilities against any risks we would see but right now there's no discussion of aclerating or slowing it down and were satisfied with the path we are on. >> you talked about the posture in baghdad where you are engaged in cil theperations but you incated your eng

ftc which is considering it as you have probably heard german leibowitz mentioned today it can be donner the national level through the rulemaking process. or -- we are supporting it and invite you to submit comments support of the and i think we will. [inaudible conversations] i was probably one of the ones who signed up. [laughter] >> [inaudible] -- they must not have that law? >> california as a long. >> im the attorney-general north carolina. the ftc is considering a rule making it national. the reason we want this provision of advanced fees is we can come in immediately and shut down the company because oftentimes they will pretend to do something, they will send a letter to the lender, they will talk about the fact send us your information and we will look over the loan. they are not really doing anything that they are acting like they're doing something so it is more difficult to prove they are ripping somebody off but when you have a law and fund preventing the upfront fee we can immediately go into court and get an injunction and shut them down. it also discourages legitimate la

might axis twedn the krg security forces and iraqi security forces, very interested in this getting donner from negative seat as t general responsiblfor security. and so whatever i can do to help i will assist but this is a very high level discuion right now. >> we have got two more in the time we have. [inaudible] >> general, gordon frothe christian science monitor. just a qck question. to the extent that you'r seeing violence ainst directed at u.s. forces hgw have the tactics of the in surgeons changed since june 30 change? >> well, of course in south 30 june we don't have u.s. forces out conducting combat operations within the cities. andrea really, and counterinsurgency, as you will salles over the last few years, a lot of at consisted of just u.s. forces increasingly partnered with iraqi security forces leaving f neighborhoods, talking to civilis, working with local governments and just being in and amongst theeople in fact that is one of the most important tenants as the counter insurgency model. so you know, that created for abilities and of course u.s. forces were at risk and they

it is a joy and donner to be here with all of you today.n a date as i was that august night. we met in the ballroom of the four seasons, and while it was a lovely setting, it made chatting at challenging. the fountain was filled with old faithful, the crowd was huessy and the acoustics were absolutely dreadful. i was worried this was not the perfect place for a man of advanced years who have trouble hearing. his lovely for and joanna was sitting next to walter and helped reiterate at close range my torrent of questions. mike trepidation and was quickly replaced with relief as we talked about united press where my father had also covered politics, the norbert trials, the war in iraq, the state of journalism, everything from american politics to "american idol." nothing got lost in translation. it was so clear that even as he approached 90, walter cronkite was a brilliant man with an insatiable curiosity about the world and the people in it. i was overwhelmed sitting across from the anchor, the man for whom the term was coined whose very pres