eye eed i jump zone. i jumped into a maze of fire works. it looked like the 4th of july everywhere. you can hear the shells going through your chute. a sound i still hear. a sound that bullet going through the silk. how long it took me to get down i don't know. it wasn't very long. i imagine we jumped about 700 feet. some people jumped at 300. they were trying to evade flag xgt whether my plane was hit i'm sure it was. there was so much there you could almost walk through it. it looked like stuff was curving. it was straight. so when i got down, i hit into a bunch of cattle, i had no idea in the world where it was. had i know at that time, where i was, at that time, i would not be here today because i would have dropped dead right then. i found out later that i was at the carnation milk factory in the cattle shed. it was good a half our after i landed i found out because we knocked on the door of a farmer after picking up five of my men but other people's men. and i had no idea which way to go or when but

rachel, this is the night rick santorum needed a eed and it's e got. this is a northern who lost by 18 points in his last senate race, going down south deep in the heart of dixie and picking up two big wins over a guy who won georgia and south carolina. how big is it? >> that's right. this whole, i think, beseen sort of in the beltway or at first glance is a big defeat of rick santorum over mitt romney. this is a big defeat of newt gingrich by rick santorum. going down south, theying this is your strategy, your justification for staying in the race, you can win in places like this and i can't. look where i beat you, i beat you in the place you're supposed to be strongest. this makes it hard to understand how newt gingrich stays in the race. you saw that with his pitiful stretch in his speech talking about how him and rick stantoru won a big majority and together one two-thirds of the delegates.

any military operation would be an extended exclusive air campaign against syria, supported politic eed poy by the e and everything -- is that a fair judgment. >> it is a fair judgment, we alk with military force with the consent of a nation in our national self defense or with an unsker, whatever we did must be part of a coalition, and we have shown that that produces an enduring outcome and we have to balance, it against risk elsewhere in the region. >> in our testimony yesterday, general mattis indicated that unlike iraq, there were no natural save haven areas, the mountains and also i think unlike iraq, there's no well organized forces that can provide a limited self den eed there's a physical and institutional challenge, who will physically defend them, with we can have air power and try to stop tank columns and convoys but that would not work 100%, so is that another challenge you are considering? >> sure, it's a challenge and again, in the context of this, as you note, the boarder with iraq and jordan, with israel and turkey all have their own unique complexities, so, i think we

highly enriched y ee eed uraniu make a dirty bomb. it's a big problem that there's loose nuclear material all over the globe. there aren't nuclear weapons all over the globe. the means to make them are there and stealable in all sorts of places you dot not want them to be the to build a bomb, terrorists will not go where there's the most material. they will go where the material is most vulnerable. that makes it only as strong as the weakest link in the chain. it is this person's job, that person standing there with me in the ridiculous suit. this person's job to go get nuclear material all over the earth and lock it down. you pay that person's salary. would you like to meet her? you're about to. we've taken on that responsibility because we have an interest in will not being nuclear terrorism in the world. part of us taking on this responsible here is because a lot of the loose nuclear material that's out there came from us. it came from the united states. today's big news, remember that ike gave the speech in 1953, three years after

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that is fast cycle iteration, it's talk eed about a lot in silicon valley. they fail wisely, and by this -- this is not a fear failure, this is a real different mentality out there, it's about placing small bets. it's about innovating through small incremental innovations, the idea is you avoid catastrophic mistakes if you set failure ratios, you may want to fail 10% of the time or 5% of the time in order to know you're pushing the envelope. network minds, this is important, especially for people in this room. what i can see across the research i've done really there are new solution sets. no one can stay in a silo. you can't be a public sector lead ironly, youen cat be an entrepreneur only a scientist only. we'll see networked solution sets, and it's a lot more than social networking. this is people getting together and putting their brains together to figure out how to solve something. the last aptitudes i see is about gifting goods. this is small kindnesses, we live in a networked world. we are all linked together, it's little tiny small favors that can u

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the county school board eed a publlc hearing tonight over the fate of mays chappe park in luthervilleld a new elementtry school as a solution too overcrowding. but many who live near the park say the plan will only increase traffic and cut open space. lynn warfield/park lover: 22:50 ohh they need a school, they just don't need it here 55 yara cheikh/parent: 3750 kids providing them with seats and looking at sites that the school system already owns 56 56the school board is expected to vote on the plan tomorrow night. if it does pass, the school could open in the next two to three years. bad... day.../ for... occupy wall street.../ &p protesters /// caught...on video...// video...// it.../ shows... the female... demonstrator.../ elbowing ...an officer... in the head.../ saturday...///. áá at ...zzccotti park.../ áámarkingáá the... six-month anniversary.../ of... the movement...//. áápoliceáá' ordered them... to leave.../ ááafteráá they violated... park rrles.../ bb... bringing items like.... sleeping bags... and alcohol..../ áá73áá people... were arrested....// protester ing... - if...

he said he picked h eed him mon ago. this is coming in a direction he's not used to.s not used to this kind of push back. >> no, he's not. i don't know that he's be upset if he doesn't get that award because i don't know if he sees himself in a leadership role. he's a businessman. he does well. >> come on. really? >> i'm asounded by that. >> he's influential in the republican party but i don't think he seems himself as a civic leader. >> you don't think he sees himself as a leader of the party? first of all -- >> i don't think he cares if people make a bust of him. i think he's a businessman. he doesn't want this controversy to continue. he doesn't want to lose his sponsors. he doesn't want this to stay in the news. that's why i wouldn't be surprised if we saw more of an apology to him. >> part of his business is being perceived as a powerful man as the boss. when the boss gets shoved around it makes him a little weaker. it's kind of like people stand up to the bully. thank you. greatly appreciate it. >>> there's five hours until the polls close in ohio. 63 delegates

i enjoyed eed it. a lot of information. probably one of the highe thing us can do for your country as far as severing on jury duty. once we got to know who the original 16 were, we pretty much began to bond on you know, when we were downstairs on our breaks. we would get to know each other a little better and the process was easier. once we got into the jury room, it was down to business and time to figure out whether or not he was guilty or not. >> i appreciate your service and i appreciate you guys coming on to talk about it. thank you so much. really interesting to hear from you. sentencing for ravi set for may 21st. he faces up to ten years in prison and could face deportation to india where he ras born. the former prosecutor sunny hostin. were you surprised? >> i was. i've been following this case since day one. i actually was in the courtroom when the case first began, and i thought that it was going to be difficult to prove bias intimidation, because as these two jurors just said, the prosecution had to prove what hi

now a senior government official has resigned eed and defected.uty oil minister abdo hussameddin announced his resignation on youtube. he's the highest ranking official to leave the assad administration since the uprising began. hussameddin said he served 33 years in various government positions. he said he doesn't want to end his life servicing the crimes of the region. he urged his colleague to abandon what he called a ship. analysts say he may have been reaching out to members of the president's allawi muslim sect. many hold key government posts. >>> next we go to patchari raksawong in bangkok. >> in myanmar it has emerged that a convoy transporting aung san suu kyi came under attack. the nobel laureate was unharmed but two of her bodyguards were injured. nhk world's jun kobayashi reports. >> reporter: the national league for democracy told nhk that the convoy of party leader aung san suu kyi was hit by a ball fired. the shot was potentially lethal. the incident happened about 7:00 on tuesday evening on the motorway some 140 kilometers north of

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we looked eed at the economy.n at the state level, until the congress, in the governor's office. we looked at access to contraception. how many laws are on the books. >> you're going to be rolling out the rest including all the through march 23rd. >> exactly. five state a day with the worst of the worst coming on march 23rd. >>> what political story will make headlines in the next 24 hours? we'll tell you next. our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. in your breakfast cereal, what is? now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first. get more whole grain than any

this is what he look eed like 1 round of surgery. >> an individual that has not lived, 15 years, as we know it. living behind a mask. a recluse. >> lit did he know experts at the university of maryland, baltimore medical center were working for a decade on advanced transplant surgery. surgery, originally intended for war vets. >> it was for the soldiers who were being injured with improvised explosives devices, ieds that were maiming hands and faces of the soldiers. >> once the surgery was ready, norris was selected for the procedure. the moment came last monday after a man died, and his family donated his organs anonymously. >> a terrible moment of loss they were able to think of others in need. this is the most remarkable thing i have ever seen. >> thanks to the donor. richard morris has a new face, including jaws, teeth and a new tongue. >> a combination of two individuals, a true blend. >> the doctor, led a team of more than 150 physicians, nurses and hospital workers to give richard a second chance at a normal life. his recovery so far is astounding even the experts. >> he is movi

he said that if he's elect eed mayor of london, he will pay his taxes. it's not for me to hanged out political advice, but my advice would be to pay them before the campaign gets going. jon cryer. thank you regional pay would set hospital against hospital and school against does -- the prime minister recognize that this would pit hospital against hospital and school against school. unless he can give it a guarantee here today, a promise, that if he introduces original pay, it will bring down the overall bill. >> is the last government introduced local pay into the court service. so the idea of looking at local pay for some public services is not some alien concept, it's a perfectly sensible thing to look at. and i also have to say, that his front bench suggested that we look at local level benefits in a debate about the benefits. surely he should be in favor rather than against. >> mr. richard drax. >> thank you, mr. speaker. 6 i'm sure the prime minister shares with me and praises the search and rescue helicopter service around our country. does he shar

and romney called eed me briefl. >> if this story about the wacky, why are so many people out to get because they're wacky too. ultimately the disintegration of the seeking loony tune folks like this on the lunatic friend that have nothing to do with american democracy. we can say, we disagree. you're on the left, we're on the right, we can have an argument that's civil. but this is nothing more than race baiting and hatred that has to be ended. >> michael eric dyson, thanks so much. >>> when we come back, we'll join the president of the united states speaking at a fund-raiser here in new york city. we're right back. stay with us. [ male announcer ] that. right there -- reminds you why you fell in love with her in the first place. and why you still feel the same. but your erectile dysfunction -- that could be a question of blood flow. cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgentl

the issue of iranian shipments crossing through their airspace, they have, in fact, demarshed their e eed iran from. remember now, they don't have the ability to control their airspace. they can't interdict anyone crassing it. they have on more than one occasion say they would land to be inspected and at their insistence once that occurred the flights were delayed and in some cases we believe to allow the offloading of the shipments. so that it wasn't identified when it landed in iraq. so they are. they're trying but again, they don't have much capability to do anything beyond diplomatic engagement. >> thank you both. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator collins. we're now going to move directly to room 217 for our closed session. thank you both. we stand adjourned. >>> president obama is continuing a scheduled weekly visit to politically important states with a trip to north carolina today. he will be talking about the economy and jobs at a daimler truck manufacturing plant in mt. holly near charlotte. we will have live coverage at 12:45 eastern here on c-span3. google's execut

every aspect of the cruise experience is heavily regulated and monitor ee eed under both u and maritime law. the international maritime organization or imo mandates global standards for the safety and operation of cruise ships. the most important of these standards are detailed in the international convention for the safety of life at sea. or solas, which provides the uniform worldwide set of mandates regarding safety equipped, crew training and evacuation, and emergency procedures and navigation safety standards. a vital part of solas is the international code, which has safety and procedures so that every member of the on board crew and cruise lines understands and is trained in his or her precise responsibilities, especially in the event of an emergency. the standards embodied by the maritime organization, solas and the ism code have multiple layers of enforcement at the international, flag state, and port state level. in the united states, as we heard earlier the u.s. coast guard enforces all regulatory requirements through the announced and unannounced inspections, and a rigorous a

could come and make the bottom up rules for how the internet works and how it will grow and thrive and eed. in the past couple years there's been a gathering storm of some countries led by rush and china. he said he wants international control of the internet through the international telecommunication union, the itu, which is the u.n. based in geneva. it does a lot of good things that helps negotiate and manage international telecom's traffic. so everything from cyber security and privacy to domain name administration to engineering, administered by the task force. another nongovernmental group. as well as the arrangements of the long haul backbone where there are privately negotiated traffic swapping agreements between backbone providers and et cetera. all of that is consumed to give it jurisdictions over that. so it's a real concern. the obama administration and i and others are all in agreement with you. it's beening an issue between the developed world and the developing world. should they go the distance and become effective, i would would undermine political progress in the developi

changing times and prime minister netanyahu has called the bi-lateral security council unprecedents eed especially wit military exercises. so there's an ongoing consultation at the highest levels between the two governments and we share our assessments with israel, we listen to their assessments and i think that the prime minister's words really speak for themselves, is unprecedentsed the level of cooperation and funding we are providing and i'll look forward to providing an answer on the record regarding north africa, i just return friday a advise -- r returned from a visit. >> mr. meeks the ranking member on the sub committee on europe. >> always au delight to have yo before us. and on behalf of all the american people, what a splendid job you are doing. three questions. one, our complex relationship with russia which i believe presents a significant accomplishments, challenges and opportunities and our areas a o disagreements are pro found. note ably however the cold war is behind us and the united states and russia are not longer eyeball to eyeball with finger s posed over red butto

very briefly for those who may forget it, if you live under the american flag, you should be treat eed equally. what can you do, what can happen, now that everyone seems to be aware that it's happening more and more? i'll give you an example, there was a journalist interviewing the commissioner in puerto rico and found out she had a problem with her car and needed a part and she went on line to get that part and she was told it could be not delivered to puerto rico. the suggestion was that ship it's to a relative and then have them ship it to you. that is not an answer for oppose people that are american citizens, in closing before you responds, when i ask these question s at the committee, i look at the congressman womack because i know he had a long military career, when it comes to veterans, we treat everyone equally, and yet, when they go back home, they do not get the same services or treatment because they have lived in a territory and not a state. what is under your jurisdiction that you can do about the problem? >> we will take a look at this issue, i know a little bit about it

and that medicare has increased its unfunded liblg eed liabilit trillion. that's what the increase was in terms of increased funding liabilities, we have to fix medicare. and it's not a choice about the status quo, which is what the typical politician says, we're going to protect medicare. what we ought do be say stg, we're going to make sure you have quality health care. but the system we have today isn't working. it's heim highly inefficient and will bankrupt your children. the choice isn't of medicare as it is today and nobody's going to touch it. the choice is, how do we with fix it so our children can afford it. how do we make it better? how do we get more security for that aging american, so that they know that they're not going to be bankrupted. that their lifestyle is not going to be markedly changed through any changes we would make in medicare. we can absolutely assure american seniors that we can do it better, we can do it more efficiently and they can have the security that they have today. but knowing that that security does not come by a loss

in atlanta, hundreds oof people board eed buses heading for her. they insist this is just the beginning. >> it's a temporary relief, but we need a permanent relief. i still say we need an arrest. >> reporter: tonight, there are thousands of people here gathered to support the family and demand justice for trayvon martin and his family. the family today had their first opportunity to meet with investigators from the u.s. department of justice in washington who are here looking into whether this can become a civil right case. and george itzimmerman remains hiding, but he won't be returning to the community college where he's taking classes. they asked him, please don't come back until this controversy is over. >> the controversy over the trayvon martin shooting has focused new attention oba florida law called "stand your ground." nearly half of the states in the country have similar laws of their own on the books. tonight, some of them are getting a closer look. our report from our justice correspondent, pete williams. >> reporter: the florida law at

right now the federal government has certain powers in the -- listed in are theable eed in 8 of the constitution and they can't in theory do anything beyond those limits. but they have been using the federal spending power to get around those limits and impose federal policy by inducement. this inducement is as i said a tremendous amount of the state budget. if a state did try to opt out, it would still have to send its tax money to washington, d.c. to be spent on those states that still opted in. it's not like if a state said we don't like these conditions we're not going to take the money. it's not like the taxpayers are relieved of their burd tine support the states that do opt into the system. they're still required to do that. which would mean states would have to raise their taxes tremendously in order to compensate for the loss of funding. the federal government's argument is, you know, the health and human services has always said they retain the authority to withhold medicaid funding if you fail to comply and the medicaid act was always made conditional that we could change the conditio

i'm concerned ta eed about the devastating amounts of the sequestration. as you mention, right now china is building two aircraft carriers. with them, the ability to protect power. they continue on cyber warfare capable. north korea is increasingly unstable and confrontational. north africa is experiencing a rise in terror. there's strife right in our backyard. the middle east remains unpredictable. russia continues to rise both economically and militarily. and the list goes on. according to reports, sequestration reductions would lead to the smallest ground force since 1940, as was just mentioned, a fleet of fewer than 230 ships, the smallest level since 1915, and the smallest tactical fighter force in the history of the

which prompt eed a confederate commander at the time in charleston to declare the blockade had been lifted. though the was back in place again the next day. charleston authorities also tried to use, again, playing the technology card, semisubmersible david boats as thee were known. these have a steam engine plant. they don't generally completely go under water. just a little crest showing above the water so that stack had access to air. the forerunners of modern torpedo boats today. as well as we know, as a working submarine, the hl hundley which did sink a ship in february 1864. all along south-atlantic coast, the confederacy sowed torpedoes, today we would call mines. in the end however these innovative weapons and tactics while troublesome did not lift or break the blockade. and the union managed a few naval innovations of her own. like this one. more about which of course, later today. by 1863, the blockade was becoming increasingly -- effective. whatever the perception in the anti-administration newspapers in new york and much of the confederacy, the difficulties of the southern econo

over time it's been very consistent that the court of appeals has tred ee eed treateda a jurisdictional case. the hanson case the district court in that case had dismissed the complaint under a federal rule of federal rule 12-bc. the federal government dismi dismissed. so i do think that to the extent this issue is before the court, it is jurisdictional, but it doesn't need to be before the court because of the statutory construction argument. >> on your stat kour construction argument, is there any other exaction imposed under the internal revenue codes that would not qualify as a tax for anti-injunction act purposes or is 5000a just out there all by itself? >> it's not quite out there all by itself. there are other provisions that fall outside of subchapter b of chapter 67 an8, and therefore, wouldn't be governed by the exception. the ones that we have identified may be overlapping a little bit with mr. long here, one is 26 usc 857, which poses poses cert penalties in connection with the administration of real estate investment trusts. there are provisions that mr. long identified in

as i learned oerz eed others - can see here. as i learned, others in the hinterland had tried to make globes. samuel lane, for example, made this idiosyncratic version of a terrestrial globe around 1760. so the idea of the first, as always, is a somewhat of a misnomer. when you start to look at things the layers peel back further. however lane's was not a commercial globe. he made this for his own purposes. he turned a seven-inch oak sphere, scored the painted surface, cut the degrees and continental boundaries into the painted surface, then pinned it, as you see here n a pine table made in the form of a milking stool. so it could revolve. so again the local materials that he utilized for this. and really the larger goal here of clocks and globes offering consumers visual control over time and space. satisfy the quest for knowledge while fulfilling a refined person's desire to exhibit symbols of gentility. this is a source of information and knowledge, but it's also an object for decorative display. it serves both purposes. and

their expectation coming out of that speech was that she was an unalloyed aset eed aset to the. and she was. on the democratic side there was a lot of concern as the mccain/palin ticket came out of that convention ahead of barack obama in the national polls by as much as five or six points. people on the democratic side were sort of freaking bought the way she'd injected so much energy and fresh sbons that campaign. it wasn't really until some of her later stumbles and then the outbreak, the real collapse of the financial -- when the collapse of the financial crisis really kicked inagain. and the pick began to have some problems and complications that were hard for the camp -- the mccain campaign to deal with and the campaign gave obama the opportunity to rise to the occasion and dealing with the financial crisis in a way that made a lot of voters peel confident about his ability and temperament to deal with what was ahead. >> as you both know, during the debate preparation process, more potential stumbles for sarah pa palin as they tried to prepare her for the debate with joe b

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