left flank. on the right flank it was 150 miles to the closest army unit there. so to surround us was no big deal and the way the chinese did it was kerry white sheets and it was no covered so when the alarm went off for a spotter plane was looking for them, they would blow a whistle or the vehicles and cover up. anybody moved would be shot. that is how they could infiltrate and not know they were all around. but we were fighting for some time. the first time we ran into the chinese was before we went up on the chosin reservoir plateau. there was a division that hit us on one of our regimens and there were 1,000 chinese at that time probably gave up five for 6,000 casualties than they did not believe macarthur and his staff but that we were fighting chinese. we showed them. i do not know why they didn't. we kept how many prisoners? that is one of the things that disappointed me knowing that during the second war we were so powerful with our army and we were so great that we would lose the war to

force on our left flank. on our right flank, it was 150 miles to the closest army unit there. and so to surround us it was no big deal, and the way the chinese did it was they would carry white sheets. and it was snow-covered, so whenever the alarm went off that an airplane or a spotter plane was looking for them, they'd blow a whistle or blow their bugles and cover up. and anybody moved would be shot. so that's how they were able to infiltrate and him not know that they were all around us. but we'd been fighting 'em for some time. i think the first time we ran into the chinese was before we went up on the plateau, the chosen reservoir plateau. and there was a division that hit us, one of our regiments, and we killed over a thousand chinese at that time. and probably gave up 5, 6,000 casualties total. and they didn't believe mac arthur and his staff wouldn't believe that we were fighting chinese. and why they didn't is beyond me. e we showed -- we showed them. we had them prisoner. we captured how many prison

all the way into friday morning we are expecting quite a bit of snowfall mainly along this western flankjapan, right along the sea of japan coastline. up to 16 to 20 centimeters is going to be possible across this wide area. areas here looking to pick "up" to 60 centimeters of snow. much more snow expected. definitely could cause some traffic problems. so do stay on the watch for that. tokyo, meanwhile-l see sunny spells, high rising to 9 degrees. ks getting quite cold, in seoul minus 6 for you. also getting chilly in shanghai with 4 degrees only for your high today. now, for australia the eastern side has been receiving a lot of rainfall. queensland reporting widespread flooding since last month. still looking at showers impacting the coastline again in the next 24 hours, anywhere from queensland all the way into parts of new south wales, rockhampton especially has been seeing some very high water levels with more additional rainfall we could see conditions worsen for you here. as for north america, things are going to stay largely settled and calm. just a little bit of snow right now s

cold air continues to bl much of the region, significant the country today.tern flank of ndins ee during the day but not really another storm system will be arriving from the west, bringing thfiedthcotr the evening. though, will stay dry and fine. across the korean peninsula and into northern and centl ina, the weather will stay dry for the most part, but the cold air certainly dominating much of northern regions. making its way down into the soh wl,urnghara into snow, and ice in some areas, but as you can see it will be drying up by the end of the day. it will stay unsettled though for places like taiwan and in the philippines dealing with some hefty showers especially in the central portions of the uny. 15 degrees in taipei today, 8 in chongqing, minus 1 in beijing and minus 2 in seoul. here it remains bitterly cold out here. rth america, widespread snow developing across the lower midwest of the u.s., two systems ing , e wa t southeast bringing thundershowers as well as snow in north carolina and then one mi o othceraplns is going to be gaining a bit more energy as it moves across the

but westbound 380 at 280 has reports of several accidents with flanks in the roadway.olks are reporting they can't see the flanks until they see them after their they cause a flat tire. watch this through pacifica. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza shows fog there as well. the upper deck is cleared at oakland. the skies are clearer but the volume is increasing as well. back to the desk with friday light. >>> 6:23 now. still to come, san jose as has a new police chief. coming up, hear what the police officer's association says about this decision. >>> and going to greatowt dn a l to shut dow a protest. find out how coming up next. [ female announcer ] dry, itchy skin? ordinary lotions may not help. new cortizone-10 hydratensive relieves it with moisturizers plus the power of cortizone-10. new hydratensive lotion. >>> internet and cell phone service has been disrupted. this looks to be the latest effort to disrupt protesters. the protest against egypt's president began on tuesday. some people want that president out of office after a 30-year stay in office. severa

that is also bringing in plenty of snowfall to the western flank of the country. again today here, areas -- localized areas are looking to pick up to 40 to 77 meters of snowfall, additional snowfall, on all we've seen so far. lots more snow headed your way. some areas could be looking at the blowing snow as well. do stay on the watch for that. next door, towards that, the korean peninsula, northeastern china staying dry today. however, we are looking at precipitation. a lot of cold rain and snow spreading across central and southern sections of china, even in towards shanghai looking at the chances of sleet today. temperatures will remain low for you. 4 only in shanghai. we've got minus 6 in seoul. very cold conditions. and then 9 degrees in tokyo with a little bit of sunshine. across australia, we are keeping an eye on the western coastline here. western australia looking at tropical cyclone bianca. it's now a severe tropical cyclone and still on a strengthening path. expected to reach its peak strength about friday morning. so we've still got another day to go w

as for japan today still looking at more snow to impact this northwestern flank of the country and upper elevations will be looking to pick up an additional 80 centimeters in the next day or snow. lots more snow headed your way. do take precautions against that. tokyo's high is at 9 and it will be quite warm during the daytime. hopefully seeing sunshine here. minus 3 in seoul. 2 expected in shanghai with snow for you. 19 in taipei, then 13 degrees you a croce australia, we've been hearing of the flooding in freensland and victoria. here's a look at the current situation in victoria, north part of the state, looking at widespread flooding. these floodwaters are very, very deep in some places. you can see just about chest high in localized areas. of course, not just the homes and buildings that have been affected but of course wildlife, too. really affected these kangaroos trying to find a place in all of that wet areas. so still looks like we may continue to see those very high water levels for a while longer. luckily, though, not too much rain headed your way across victoria. a little bi

you flank it with sound material. it is not much different than a megaphone. this is pretty much what we have at 1787 union street. it could not be designed any better as a projection sound stage. as a practical demonstration of what the former glass enclosure did for this structure, i brought along a piece of 1/4 inch plate glass and a megaphone and i like to explain how this works. commissioner sugaya: hold on, why not turn that off? go ahead. >> i am sure most of you could hear me. i am not speaking in the microphone at all. [inaudible] and that is how it works. any questions? vice president olague: not yet. >> that is a hard act to follow. my name is anne, and i live at 1792 union street. i'm here to tell you why i am opposed to the applicant's having an open patio directly across from my home. the brickyard is not a fine dining establishment, it is a sports bar. everybody who lives here knows it and the crowd that frequents it knows it. i have nothing against if sports bars. i actually enjoy going to them. i have an issue with the fact it is now in my hou

ed miliband flanked by ed balls. his job goes to his wife who is replaced by douglas alexander.hen that team next meets the they will notice a big hole left by the departure of alan johnson. the man widely widely expected to be his parties best communicator has left live politics without uttering a word. >> the best things in life are free, but would you say a hotel made of garbage? an attack on an army base in southern thailand has killed four and injured several others. thousands of thai soldiers are stationed in the south to tackle an insurgency by separatists. we have a report from bangkok. a warning -- some of the images may be disturbing. >> the attack began after dark. in this small military base overrun by dozens of militants. they threw grenades and set fire to buildings. some of the survivors were seriously injured. it was one of the most daring and well organized attacks as thailand's -- of thailand's islamic separatists. almost every day, there is a violence in thailand -- drive-by shootings. rarely full on assaults with so many armed men. the violence also sparks re

across japan we're still seeing a lot of cold air coming on in for the northwestern flank of the country again today. more snow is in the forecast for you. there's been a lot of snow piling up here this whole week. been steady onflow, in fact. we're hearing of some delays and cancelations, so do keep updated with local reports if you are in the area. elsewhere it stays dry for a large part of the korean peninsula as well as china. china saw a lot of precipitation yesterday. it's headed out. it should settle more for areas like shanghai as we head into the weekend although there's moderate snow in the forecast for those of you here. as for temperatures today, minus 4 in seoul. stays very cold here. minus 2 in beijing. 2 degrees in shanghai. quite chilly four as well. 17 degrees in hong kong. for australia we're still keeping an eye on the western end here. we got this system, this will be severe tropical cyclone bianca packing winds of over 150 kilometers per hour while gusts are hitting 220 kilometers per hour. it's a powerful storm system but does remain offshore. looks like the gale fo

the once open air room is flanked by four pine doors made in the 1830's for the roman palace of the torlonia family. one of the oldest and most impressive treasures of vizcaya is found in the dining room. a stone-topped table supported by two roman carved lion griffons is said to be from pompeii or herculaneum. the guestrooms upstairs offered an individual adventure and an identity that was all up to chalfin to decide. chalfin named everything and each room had a different name. it's rather interesting because they refer to rather obscure figures of italian history. deering played along because for him these figures were like, i don't know, characters of a goldoni comedy or something else. >> deering was a private man. he had insisted on a large wall that surrounded his property to keep out the curious. but what went on behind the walls led to enormous speculation. as the great house filled with life, a mythology surrounded deering and his baroque fantasy fables told of vizcaya were palace. fables told of vizcaya were imparted in endless repetition. one story in particular centers around an

flanked by her colleagues, she talked about the group's priorities in the coming year. >> house democrats will keep our focus on the creation of jobs. >> republican john bain over ohio will be sworn in as the new speaker on wednesday. pelosi will then become minority leader. three buses of boehner supporters took off from cincinnati this morning in washington, d.c. to see her become the new speaker. >>> the ninth circuit court of appeals took action on the issue of gay marriage today by punting it to california's highest court. the ninth circuit judges want the state supreme court to clarify whether supporters of proposition eight have the legal standing to defend vote-approved measures in court when state officials refused to do it. former governor arnold schwarzenegger and then-attorney general jerry brown refused to repeal an august decision that struck down the ban as the violation of gay rights in california. experts say today's move will delay any real decisions on gay marriage for at least another year. >>> so, are you feeling lucky tonight? millions are taking the chance in hopes

and along the western flank of the country too dealing with significant snow while down toward the southacific edge looking at good spells of sunshine today. but come the week and the weather's going to turn really wintry stormy. do brace yourselves for that. across the korean peninsula a chance for light snow showers here and then to china looking at coastal rain just to the south of shanghai. inland areas looking at light showers. that should be about it. looking at mostly dry conditions throughout the country. as for southeast asia, we're looking at more active rain clouds to pop up over the philippines. that's going to continue into the week. and the ground here already quite saturated. so that could certainly trigger more flooding and landslides. another area that's been dealing with severe flooding is of course sri lanka. you can just see how high water levels are here. batakaloa received 300 millimeters in just a matter of a day. and in the last 24 hours as well more than 100 millimeters recorded. that rain is generally going to be weakening over the next couple of of days and sho

and also looking at snow again for the northwestern flank of the country. that's been an ongoing story here for the past couple of days since the weekend even. so snow amounts really starting to pile up here. do stay on the watch as it could affect travel conditions. across china southern sections looking at a little more rain start to spread. a lot of that aimed for central sections of china. so even in toward shanghai. and with that we aren't going to be seeing so much rain as snow. snow is in the forecast for shanghai today. and that is because it's pretty cold. shanghai's high remains at 3 today. we are also looking at minus 1 in beijing and 6 degrees in chongqing. so lots of cool air starting to invade areas across china. over towards the americas, still a lot of moisture keeps coming in off the pacific. it's been wet along the coastline of western canada in towards washington state as well as oregon. flood risks remaining high here. and then we're looking at snow that spreads across the northern tier of the united states, across central canada as well

japan is going to get the brunt of the winter storms with the western flank of the country dealing with lots of heavy snow. we can expect as much as 70 centimeters to fall up 234 northern areas and all along the western coast, looking at quite heavy snow as well, even down towa toward. stays calm across much of china but down toward southeastern asia more showers to come for places like taiwan and especially the philippines, which has been contending with weeks of rain. we will continue to see some more showers, especially developing in central portions of the country here. 13 degrees in taipei, 9 in chongqing. rather chilly in shanghai again. 4 degrees on wednesday. 0 up in beijing and minus 4 in seoul. so very frigid for you. now, heading into the americas, cold air continues to dominate much of eastern areas, with widespread snow expected to develop. that low pressure system continues to make its way across the lower midwest. joining up with this other system. and that's going to be producing lots of heavy snow, especially up toward the northeastern corner here. and then travel condi

for them to move his game on again yeah it's definitely like it was his to be up and running at the flanks something. that he was in our side last year is just an evergreen really but also is really coming on as well and he got an injury at the end of the season the spot and. he's definitely one for the future i think this season and you just just has the edge where we're going to collapse and started defense then what are your thoughts of here she knew her from can't see anyone else really who's put in the position he's definitely up there for the future. maybe the european championships and i think he'll come into his. mind of a little bit of course in a way he's going to get in forward get across and things i mean. i think he's got a sort of i was going to say i mean how his ability to go from box to box to run for ninety minutes it just gives such a good to talk a good attacking option. i think it will be a big name in the future if people can pronounce it but of course you i mean for a being we didn't receive the same heroics from what we saw last season. couldn't really reach the sam

spend that it's a trip to put it this year is the world's largest ever defense budget comes amid a flanking economy and burgeoning national debt pentagon says it's cutting its cloth of the next five years but as long this to reports it's going to be difficult when there's an entire industry of a dying on wars to continue. when it comes to the afghan war well over half of americans oppose it and after a year of record casualties and having ploughed in over three hundred sixty six billion dollars why is the us committed to staying the course they're all trying for that warry energy motives and profit motives and strategic motives and if you're wondering why some in the us just might not want to see the war and ever here are three reasons thirty six billion twenty five billion twenty three point five billion those are roughly the dollar amounts the top three american defense companies were handed in government contracts in two thousand and eight a president once warned about this industry we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence whether someone runs on by the military ind

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team really for them to be this game again yeah it's definitely like it was used to be a run in the flank something. reason i sighed last year is just an evergreen really but also was really coming on as well until i got an injury at the end of the season to spartak. a different one for the future i think this season and you just just has the edge we're going to collapse fans out of defense then what you're. here. can't see anyone else really has to put in the position he's definitely a player for the future. maybe the european championships and i think he'll come into his own. when it's a little bit of in a way he's going to get in forward get across and things so. i think he's got a sort of i was going to say i mean how his ability to go from box to box run for ninety minutes it just gives such a good to talk a good attacking option. he's a great player i think i think he'll be a big name in the future if people can pronounce it but of course i mean for a being we didn't receive the same heroics from salvi that we saw last season it was an excellent last season but couldn't really reach

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team really isn't going to be this game again yeah it's definitely like it was used to running the flanks and things and attacking really well. if i'm using my side last year is just an evergreen early but also was really coming on as well until he got an injury at the end of the season to sponsor. his definition for the future i think the season when he was just just has the edge where we're going to collapse the left hand side of defense then what are your faults parts of this you know for me to come can't see anyone else really who's going to put in the position he's definitely a player for the future. maybe the european championships and i think he'll come into his. mind a little bit of course in a way he's going to get in forward get across and things so i mean. i think he's got some of those are going to say i mean how his ability to go from box to box for ninety minutes it just gives such a good to talk a good attacking option. he's a great player i think i think he'll be a big name in the future if people can pronounce it but unfortunately for a being we didn't receive the same he

be this game on again yeah it's definitely going like like it was used to be a man running up the flanks and things and attacking really well. definitely there is an aside last year is just an evergreen really but also has really coming on as well until he got an injury at the end of the season to spacek. he's different one for the future i think this season when he was just just has the edge well we've gone to the left hand side of the fence then what you're fourth of hear from him can't counsel anyone else really who's going to put in the position he's definitely a player for the future with. maybe the european championships and i think he'll come into his. mind a little bit cough in a way he's going to get in forward get across and things so. yeah i think he's got a silly i was going to say i mean how his ability to go from box to box run for ninety minutes it just gives such a good to talk a good attacking option. he's a great player i think i think he'll who we're big name in the future if people can pronounce it but of course i mean for a being we didn't receive the same heroics fr

egypt is on the southern flank. if there is instability, that is so serious. and they help us in the fight for terrorism. when you think about how this affects americans, the fight for terrorism, egypt has been a big help on that. >> i know you will both be covering this throughout the evening, in fact, somebody in israel said, this is an earthquake. make no mistake, it's an earthquake, a volcano. thank you, and christiane amanpour, you're going to have a lot more on sunday, full reporting. >> reporter: yes, we're on our way there this evening. >> on your way to cairo this evening. thank you both once again, and jake tapper at the white house. >>> and we will turn now to other news of this day. it was a mountain of snow against an armed bank robber, and the snow won today. the robber, desperate to escape, grabbed a hostage as a human shield. but as david kerley reports from takoma park, maryland, he couldn't make a getaway, because of the latest storm. >> reporter: it's a hostage drama that played out in just moments. the bank robber with the gun to the head o

bases being built in afghanistan whose only reason of actually being built is to assad the sultan flank of russia in the case of war the drugs which are being pushed from the bagram air base in afghanistan into russia killing over thirty thousand russian youth which is genocide and of course viktor bout is just another example of the point of the big troubles cases will be able to get his hands on these alleged weapons unless a powerful nation still behind him in this particular case this powerful nation by process of elimination has to be russia and basically puts russia in the same pariah status as bit as a way as north korea as iran and. destroys russia's credit bill. to ensure rational level but again they've got a very difficult time getting back to work towards case proving anything whatsoever because the charges against the board actually are for the public prosecutor's august twenty sixth two thousand and nine appeal clearly stated board conspired to provide guided ballistic missiles to farquhar we're talking about is something that goes with a nuclear warhead so again equals bu

speech is the mother luis santos flanked by his parents in this war broke she says by commuting the sentence for her son's death of sorts bigger are making it a joke of the justice system. streaky guard 16 years. he's making pills since the sentencing, denied by all the procedures every single time. he did back toward guilt with the governor prole hunters to cent champagne. >> on the press later says he believes his previous six or four as excessive because he was not the person who rushed to stop the victim. he also pointed out he had no previous criminal record. kathy sanders said she does not know what order fairly can do about this but they hope those involved to some political fallout. >> i hope that all political debts. >> governor supports a negro was a champion fund-raiser so maybe it's not surprising he's leaving office with a donation from a supporter records show one of his accounts received a $15,000 contribution the jet went to committee that raises money for things like we will take a break, a live picture from mt. tam san francisco there were some dark around, those of the two

he was flanked by his attorney, julie clark who also defended una bomber ted kazinski. said he understood he could get life in prison or the death penalty for the killing of one of the six victims. the main target of the shooting has been able to follow simple commands, the swelling of her brain remained under control. >> and we're not out of the woods yet. it can take three or five days to maximize, every day that goes by you don't see an increase of swelling. >> and he warned gents heated political rhetoric blamed for the shooting. >> these days we're constantly reminded of the unspeakable acts of violence and damage we can inflict upon one another. not just with actions but also, with our irresponsible words. we're better than this. we must do better. >> sometime before the shooting he report lid tried to buy ammunition in a wallmart and was turned away because of his behavior but was able to buy ammo at another walmart. >> contentious political discourse being discouraged by both party interestses n.a vote. >> and mark matthews is here with a look at how it's impact

redo it at home for 225 calories per plate if you stick with flank steak and flank steak is from abdominal5 minutes and then broil it. the marinate is a citrus juice fresh vinegar here and soy sauce and marinate it and grill it. >> i'm not a huge red meat fan. it may satisfy that craving but lighter. >> not lethargic afterwards. >> cheesecake is never the healthiest option on the menu. >> fat tooth and sweet tooth mixed together 700 calories here. it has as much dairy fat as half a gallon of whole milk in one slice. >> we used nonfat cream cheese. i'm not a fan of fat free things except for dairy products because the protein is left behind and just the fat that's not heart healthy is skimmed off. this has a generous 12 grams of protein so it's really going to keep you full without the fat and you can make crust with almond flour or drizzle dark chocolate. >> i'm not just being nice. 4 for 4. they are all really good. i don't feel like i'm missing out on everything. cynthia sass, always good to have you. for recipes, logon to earlyshow.cbsnews.com. when you logon, keep the tv channel right

today accused trigger man jerrad love made first court appearance flanked by his attorney judy clark who also defended oklahoma city bomber mckay and unabomber kaczynski. hours before the rampage loughner was turned away from a wal-mart store where he tried to buy ammunition but was sold the bullet at another wal-mart nearby. federal prosecutors intend to portray loughner as a man with psychological problems nonetheless competent enough to plot an assassination. thomas with more now on jerrad laugh. >> today he walked into federal court with a shaved head. he showed no emotion as prosecutor read the charges against him and smirk as the judge smoke to him. many in the suburban town struggle with why he did it, it turns out many of those who knew him were afraid of him because of increasingly bizarre behavior. >> mentally unstable. he felt isolated. >>reporter: june 14 e-mail one of love intercollege classmates seemed terrified. we have a mentally unstable person in class and scarce the living crap out of me. >> i said he was a serial can i recall. >> this is somewhat disfunctio disfun

in his words, the turks' position at medina was all flanks and no front. that cutting the railway that ran from damascus to medina across l almost 800 miles of desert would effectively keep the turkish infantry busy defending their own supply line, and the arab army needed a good port to which the british could send small arms, gold and supplies and to take up ger guerrilla warfare. the port of acaba was well defended from attacks from the sea, but the turks did not think it could be defended. with the help of the formidable attack warrior who had killed at least 70 people with his own hands in desert feuds, he did not bother to count turks. lawrence plunged off on a reconnaissance mission across the desert that took him all the way into damascus itself despite a price on his head, then brought the pick of the desert tribes down from the mountains where akaba was undefended. it made him an instant heros. he was instead made a companion of the order of the baa, an extraordinary honor for a 29-year-old junior officer, one which he shared with nelson and the

are two kinds you can get, the flank steak or a top round london broil or a chuck london broil.od. >> this is beautiful, a beautiful beefy cut because the top round is near the sirloin with really great flavor and very affordable and cooks up great on a grill. i don't use the broiler. what we'll do we have a glaze, the soy glaze, i have soy we'll add dry sherry, not a cooking sherry with salt in it but a ser ree you might have a glass of sherry something that is palatable. a little sugar and some ginger. that is grated ginger goes in and reduces to this beautiful glaze. this is, you know, just about half of the volume of that and then we just put a bit on the beef and adjust our seasonings maybe want a bit of pepper on there, maybe a little additional salt and a hot pan. we're doing this on a hot pan. and that's really one of the great ways to cook this because a broiler tends to be kind of steamy. >> how long typically will you cook this. >> you know what, it's going to go, in we'll cook three minutes on this side. this is two and a half pounds, just fits in that pan. and then,

. >> santos, flanked by his parents in this family photo. and by reducing the sentence and arnold sports neighbor, and unions are making a joke of the justice system. >> and unions hated that deal as been tried to making appeals for that. --nunez - night all court procedures. and in a statement, that on of sports and bigger believed that the previous sentence would be accepted because he is not the one who action stabbed the victim. he thought that the sentence was--excessive. and a sense he had no previous record. however, kathy is not going to know what this action but they should feel some political fallout. >> i hope that a shrug of doubt. >> and in concord, maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> and new urgent recommendations to the ntsb with the standard a pipeline explosion. dan kerman is live. >> >> yes, the san bruno, the houses were damaged by explosions and a loss for house is used to stand. the anti is as be is in the preliminary investigation. the ntsb--is a preliminary investigation stage. they want to make sure that the utility's and

the road was flanked by vineyards which is an attractive place by starlings.hey fly in large numbers grouped close together. >>> the head of one of europe's biggest banks says it's time to move on. bob diamond told lawmakers in london that banks should stop apologizing for past mistakes. he goes on to say that while banks should be remorseful, we need to move forward to promote economic growth. diamond is set to testify about executive bonuses. the bank chief is one of the highest paid bankers in the u.k. >>> california tied with illinois for the worst state credit rating in america. scott mcgrew says illinois may be actually pulling ahead. >> illinois trying to get its financial house in order and become the second worst credit rating in america. the state's lawmakers there voted to raise income taxes, a huge increase, 66%, to try to close the budget gap there. california is not planning to raise taxes, but governor brown does want we voters to approve the extension of current taxes. we'll talk more about this this spring as it comes up, as the vote comes clo

even the two american flags, the flank the besm that they sit up hang perfectly still.proort is imbued in great tradition. we joke that the quilts they give to the oral advocates is how they would write their opinions. there's justice that is still write out in long hand on a legal pad rather than type at computers the way most people would do today. >> the supreme court rich with traditions is also a very human institution. in a private room reserved for use bit justices, a newer custom takes place, following oral argument, once encureminged by its first female justice. [bell ringing] >> it is the beautiful room. very well furnished. but the food is not exactly pleasing. it comes from the public cafeteria. the justices eat the same things that any visitor to the court might choose. >> you will be surprised bit high level. justice scalia once commented in his early years on the court, there was no justice with whom he disagreed more often than justice brennan. and yet, justice scalia considered justice brennan his best friend on the court at that time. he thought the fe

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. >> i will have a flanking response to that question of how i think, because i don't know, president obama for all the other reasons in his political situation now is maybe not in the best position to give a reassuring message that i think needs to be given. i think anybody who has access to means of communication could i think give americans the contradictory stomping but those parts of a true in my view message that on the one hand take china seriously. on the other hand don't be panic or afraid of it and these recent polls showing that 44% or 55% of americans think china is the world's leading economy are crazy. to become the number two economy in the world means its per capita income is one tenth of japan's now. making clear americans recognized the importance of engaging china in all ways on all fronts economically, strategically, environmental and all the rest without thinking this is some challenge before which america should quake. the thing i think obama should say is what he is done in its previous state of the union message say china is an example of what can be done. a. a

there's something to be admired for a guy, withstanding the flanks, the errors he's in real poor health he's in a wheelchair. it was rep. can i say one thing, think about the courage it takes to stand up there and for the people when you let it. some of this aim, that the wellcome on he was a great boxer, talked of that he isn't talk anymore the world around and he's like a panther where people just come up and have his picture taken davis is still functioning verbally. he didn't miss anything yesterday. >> a kind of goes to a much bigger guy he's 32 but here's a guy hill is in the last year contract. heady say his name, mesh? >> yeah sure. >> assets and not looking good and i'm no longer worth the money, i will leave 12 million on the table i have a bad shoulder i'm not worth it. we always see these athletes hanging on, reflecting their check. he goes bye-bye. >> just so i can show that i'm listening, engaging is easier to do that when you have 35 million in the bank. >> this guy signed a giant contract. $55 million. but, we often talk about them on the bench talking money. we don't of

no general work is based plan on wishful flanking. clearly the chief of staff didn't go to the review of being the reductions in the defense budget, but the government is prioritized spending and some departments including defense have served undoubtably better than others. more importantly along with the real term increase the prime minister has spoken of post 2015 we have enough to take us towards the robust future which enables the u.k. to play a prominent role in its national security affairs. the government decision to keep the defense spending above 2% to gdp reflects its appreciation of the importance of the armed forces and the importance we place around the world including alongside u.s. forces. looking at the range of threats the u.k. resource and ever ambitions we concluded that 2010 was not a moment strategic realignment what we needed was a balanced strategy to deal with a wide range of diverse threats and that's why we decided what we would call the adaptable force to conduct a full range of missions. adoptable was just

no general work is based plan on wishful flanking. clearly the chief of staff didn't go to the review of being the reductions in the defense budget, but the government is prioritized spending and some departments including defense have served undoubtably better than others. more importantly along with the real term increase the prime minister has spoken of post 2015 we have enough to take us towards the robust future which enables the u.k. to play a prominent role in its national security affairs. the government decision to keep the defense spending above 2% to gdp reflects its appreciation of the importance of the armed forces and the importance we place around the world including alongside u.s. forces. looking at the range of threats the u.k. resource and ever ambitions we concluded that 2010 was not a moment strategic realignment what we needed was a balanced strategy to deal with a wide range of diverse threats and that's why we decided what we would call the adaptable force to conduct a full range of missions. adoptable was just

. >> i think there's a difference between saying it privately to the president and exposing that flankin public. i wonder if i can just seek clarification on another one of these complicated legal point where i am at the disadvantage of not being a lawyer, but you touched on just now. on the team this jim doherty, 2003, you told the house of commons, and by quote all of this, there are circumstances in which the u.n. resolution is not necessary, because it is necessary to be able to say in circumstances where an unreasonable veto is put down that we would still act. now lord goldsmith, as you know, has said in his statement to us that these words of yours were not compatible with the advice that he had given to you the day before. did you understand that the time that your words about an unreasonable veto were inconsistent with the legal let fisa? >> i was making basically a political point. however, i accept entirely that there was an inconsistency between what he was saying and what i was saying there, but was saying it not in a sense as a lawyer, but politically. one thing i just po