gandhi with strategically brilliant. gandhi was more great than napoleon. think about. gandhi was able to defeat the most powerful empire on earth, the british empire, without firing a single bullet. i think he would have been in all because gandhi thought tactically and strategically. he called his supporters an army of peace in the called at the most powerful weapon. gandhi said it had to choose between violence and not fighting, he would rather choose violence. that was waging peace. so here's a good example.

gandhi with strategically brilliant. gandhi was more great than napoleon. think about.andhi was able to defeat the most powerful empire on earth, the british empire, without firing a single bullet. i think he would have been in all because gandhi thought tactically and strategically. he called his supporters an army of peace in the called at the most powerful weapon. gandhi said it had to choose between violence and not fighting, he would rather choose violence. that was waging peace. so here's a good example. two allen schick how much warfare had change. how powerful information is now. here's a question to illustrate that. what is more dangerous to the american government? 5000 taliban fighters or wikileaks? wikileaks is a lot more dangerous, right? especially if you don't want your people to know what you are doing. it shows how dangerous information is. one thing i learned at west point is in the 21st century wars are fought on cnn, fox news, al-jazeera and the internet as much as on the battlefield. if you listen to admiral mullen's come he talks about the future o

it was gandhi. gandhi was ali rete tn 1 1906, um, and world war i in 1914 and world war i in 1918. four times. sorry about that. and in the b wuwa asecinple medics. 1918 he was recruiting indians to fight in the infantry. so y see how it's gadual transition, right? on ha b iea l it's uallyike llel epiphanies add up. and gandhi participated in the wars, so i thought, well, war is bad, it's like amputation, it's bad, but what else can you do? d th i learnedou aners eefiv thof l penicillin. rather than amputating someone's limb, use a proactiveethod using antibiotics. and i read all these nonviolent movements, and i go there's ree lihar.uallya bett wo inkse gs de, in'mti evolving, but i think all those things added up and l me here toy. >> thanks for being here, . pe. my qiofe to epupoboar at ieos tprg conflict become psychological casualtieses, 90%. >> right. >> so as a young person, almost half my life has been spent in this environment of the war on terror and the constant war ciand, pps t american conscious as a whole have in some way been damaged or become psychological casualtie

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if that's what obama said in his speech his al-qaeda was different than gandhi's.. you're always up against the enemy and there is always another way of doing things. >> cenk: dorothy what do you think? >> dan quayle, he was not president, but there were words where he's thinking about the janitor he will kill because they're going to blow up this building in the middle of the night. still that janitor who has a family will be there. i couldn't do it, but i want a president who can. >> cenk: that's fair because i think carter sometimes should have used more force. >> that's not the point-- >> cenk: i know liberals will disagree. but i would have trouble too. i would have trouble sleeping. >> i definitely would have trouble as well. the uncertainty of these drone strikes bothers me. these signature strikes are ridiculous. when citizens are killed in the process there is a nonchalant response from the obama administration or people analyzing it. oh yes, 7 to 15 civilians might have died in this situation anyway moving on. >> cenk: they'll call them militants and then

gandhi has also observed that in a gentle way, you can shake the world.majesty, in a gentle way, you have shaken this united kingdom and the world for six decades. on behalf of all of the members of the house of commons, may i think you wholeheartedly for all that you have done, are doing, and will do for the good of our country. [applause] >> the speaker will approach the throne and present the address to her majesty on behalf of the house of commons, and john bercow will return to his seat, and then he will signal to colleagues to unveil regift, which is the window. [applause] the magnificent work by an artist designed on her role depart -- heraldic art. the queen preparing, having received the guests -- gift, to deliver her response on the occasion of this diamond jubilee. >> my lord and members of the house of commons. i am most grateful for your moylan addresses and the generous words of the lords speaker and mr. speaker. this great institution has been at the heart of the country, and the lives of our people throughout its history. as parliamentaria

gandhi leading his people down the path of justice. >> gandhi leading his people down the path of justice. today a far cry from when the president said that. when he said the word tahrir means liberation. this weekend's election is going ahead and the military promises it will be fair although the eurasia group tells us it is now, quote, clearly perceived to be rigged. the two candidates, ahmed shafik, the last prime minister under mubarak himself, is the military's favored candidate. and mohamed morsi is the muslim brotherhood candidate. they're powerful men invested in a status quo that can be damning. we showed you this. an egypt where eighth grade social studies today, this year, that students are learning from, teach students that, quote, treason and treachery are key attributes of jewish people. a country where 91% of women have experienced genital mutilation. a country where one young woman told me recently that islamists tried to shut down her nonprofit organization because it tried to help single women get jobs. they said, why would you do that? why would a woman be single? you'r

freedom of all cubans in a peaceful way based on the precepts of non-violent struggle practice by gandhi and dr. martin luther king, jr. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: from civil society we see an increasing number of proposals aimed at improving the quality of life of all cubans from come tleet social vants for the government to expect human right and democratic values. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: in their fight for democracy, cuban civil society has always advocated for national reconciliation and dialogue based on their respect of all human, civil and political rights as a necessary process to achieve a truly democratic cuba. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: to conclude, i would respectfully ask into practice title of this hearing. please show solidarity with a growing and genuine civil society and condemn all levels of depression in cuba. [ speaking spanish ] >> translator: i encourage you to seek other democratic governments and parliamentarians from around the world, multi-lateral institutions and multi-lateral enjeels to support the true cuba. [ speaking spanish ]

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the council is trying to determine if gandhi should serve another term. he's been the cfo for 12 years. williams testified in support of mr. gandhi. >>> when we come back. hundreds of homes destroyed and the danger is far from over. we'll go live to colorado for the latest. >>> and passengers on metro will pay a lot more if they don't have a smarttrip card. >>> thousands brave the heat >>> the worst fears of firefighters and residents in colorado springs are confirmed today. the massive blaze has now destroyed hundreds of homes. nbc's gina kim has the latest >> reporter: as far as the fire is concerned, it's been good news. there's been rain mixed in with a bit of wind, but the increase in humidity certainly helps. take a look like. this fire has not looked that good, even though we have whiffs of smoke, it's not looked that good all week long. we got word today that the 208 is heavier than anyone had ever thought. we have a minimum of 300 homes that have been destroyed. fire officials say that's just in one community. today at the media briefing, they sa

mayor written sent gray expected to offer gandhi another five-year term. the d.c.il would then have to approve gray's nomination but many political analysts say that will likely happen. gandhi has been in charge of the city's finances since he was appointed in 2000. >>> okay. 5:51. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. tom is going to tell us about the gorgeous sunshine in the sky and the nice weather on tap. >>ing looking at that sun rise, for once i am speechless. >> really? >> yes. >> you fill in your own superlative here. >> do you have one? >> supervis >> supercalifragilistic- expialidocious. >> yes, that is a pristine sun rise. and look at this pristine flower, gorgeous picture sent in from alexandria. thank you so much. sent to our facebook page and posted at weather at nbcwashington.com. thanks, liz. that is a gorgeous flower. send your photos to us and post them to our facebook page. right now a clear sky all over the sree john expect a few low clouds here in parts of prince william county. you can barely see them. elsewhere, off to a clear start and tem

. >>> gandhi will apparently control the finances for five year mores. he expected to offer him another five-year term. the d.c. council would then have to approve gray's nomination and many political analysts say that will likely happen. he's been in charge of the city's finances since appointed in 2000. >>> later today friends and family will gather for a candlelight vigil to remember a d.c. deli owner killed in her own store. she was found shot to death yesterday morning at grace deli in d.c. she ran the popular deli since 2004 and was planning to retire next year. police believe it was an attempted robbery and are still looking for the suspect. the vigil is at grace deli at 7th and h streets northeast starting at noon. >>> a maryland man behind bars this morning accused of killing the owner of a virginia dunkin' donuts. he was arrested after searching his home in prince george's county. police say he killed him last saturday. officers found him dead near his apartment on winterther lane after a report of a flight. ali was a family friend of his and h

he fought along with martin luther king and so many others and learned from gandhi the whole importanceilizing non-violence as a way to bring about change, a way to get people engaged and involved and participating, and so all of that has come together, really, to create a movement that we have today that has accomplished a lot in the past, and we have a lot to be proud of and so much to continue to do, and we know that and we understand that, so as a result we continue planning and working with people and ensuring a better future for farm workers and to ensure food safety for consumers today, because we know our issues are not just important for farm workers, but we also have to think about the consumer and making sure that food is safe and that it's tested and that it's harvested in such a way that it's going to protect children as well as adult consumers here, not only in the united states, but throughout the world. [ speaking spanish ] [ speaking spanish ]. >>> and there's the information for the 50th anniversary celebration, a special concert in san jose with kris kristofferson, th

but also i think lessons in fe woo,usme hnm everyone from john wooden to presidents and to gandhi. thtfidouimdhas this really coguo see that as well. so i would, i would recommend this book. and, of course, john lewis, the leary j lst me wis b,ro he wusecy arv and the keynote speaker at the university of connecticut's graduation, and i'm honored to have received an autographed copy. and as you're probably aware, john does a dillgrimmage every - pim eyye erhe rctos triin tt famous march between selma and montgomery. it's this very compelling story, of course, "ss tid at tree journey of this incredible american hero and civil rights leader. clearly an i inspiration t us all. so those are four books that i would recommend and that i'm reading. d ti wdem i 't atve mmer, and i just happened to see my english teacher in high school on saturday at an event. and, of curse, my favorite book and larely because ofthis acaneaisth great "the great gatsby". it always makes for great summer reading and, o course, taken from the 1920s during the roaring 0s and the jazz age and can the time - t anf

>> bob marley and gandhi. [ laughter ] i really want to giv [ laughter ] starting with you. >> jimmy:ketball? do you watch the nba games? >, m i'm a big knicks fan. >> jimmy: right. >> i'm a1 and i got to go to the training >y: yd >> i t walhe barn! [ laughter ] and i flopped. [ screams ] >> jimmy: you did? >> that's how you flop -- y: actu >t's ames style -- [ screams ] that's how you get a rebound. you got to make noise. [ screams ] and the test results finally cam >> jimmesul >> sam bowie is my father. >> jimmy: he's your father? >> we thought it was roberto clemente. >> jimmy: that is very surprising. >> my aunt told me it was trent tucker. [ laughter ] i just wanted it to be >> greauard pbillt? cartwright. [ laur >> just because his last name is cartwright. cartwright. y: was mike? he did do that. [ laughter ] was he someone you idolized growing up -- bill cartwright? >> yeah, he was one of them -- him and trip tucker. >> jimmy: did you ever meet him? have you ever had the opportunity? >> i thought for a long time clyde was my father -- clyde frazier. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's wh

gandhi has been in charge of the city's finances since he was appointed in 2000. in that time, d.c.'s savings account has more than doubled. currently stands at $1.1 billion. >>> this morning a second miss usa pageant contestant says the competition is fixed. the woman who is remaining anonymous said she, too, heard ms. florida name the five finalists backstage before the top 15 finalests were announced during the live competition earlier this month. miss pennsylvania is the first contestant who came forward and said officials chose the five finalists before the live competition. the pageant denies the allegations. >>> bad news for the rest of the field at the u.s. open. tiger woods appears to be back. woods finished the first round at 1 under par. only 3 strokes back of the leader michael thompson. but the real story here is 14-year-old andy. he is the youngest player ever to compete in the major golf tournament. he shot 8 over par. the same score as bubba watson. he wasn't even born when tiger woods won the master's in 1997. second round coverage of the u.s. open continues today ri

>> bob marley and gandhi. [ laughter ] i really want to give birth to a nation. [ laughter ] startingyou watch basketball? do you watch the nba games? >> yeah, man. i'm a big knicks fan. >> jimmy: right. >> i'm a big new york knicks fan. and i got to go to the trainin camp a few times with them this year. >> jimmy: you did? >> i took bill walker to the barn! [ laughter ] and i flopped. [ screams ] >> jimmy: you did? >> that's how you flop -- [ screams ] >> jimmy: are you telling me you actually -- >> that's the lebron james style -- [ screams ] that's how you get a rebound. you got to make noise. [ screams ] and the test results finally came back. >> jimmy: what test results? >> s >> sam bowie is my father. >> jimmy: he's your father? >> we thought it was roberto clemente. >> jimmy: that is very surprising. >> my aunt told me it was trent tucker. [ laughter ] i just wanted it to be michael ray richardson so bad. >> jimmy: you did, huh? >> the greatest point guard. that's the arguments about basketball. >> jimmy: who do you think is the greatest player of all time? >> bill cartwright.

king and gandhi and tried to put some perspective on this.aking foreign language ] . >> what did i do in this case? but provide health care for low-income families. >> my hands are shaky, my knees are weak, can't seen to stand up on my own two feet. i'm praying and hope for the best. >> welcome back to chicago as you look at it's sears tower, we all know that. a live picture back here in chicago. that was part of the strange odyssey of former illinois governor, rod blagojevich, the man serving a 14-year prison sentence. >> the past four decades, four of the nine illinois governs have gone to prison. two additional governors were charged, but later acquitted. two of the four illinois governors convicted of crimes, blago and george reign are still serving their terms. >>> enough of real news, let's brush up on our chicago trivia with a little heavy from mayor rahm emanual and conan o'brien here this week hosting his show from the chicago theater. >> are you ready? for your citizenship test? >> yes, i am ready for the chicago citizenship test. >

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sam gandhi was part of a team that analyzed dreyfoos' test scan. what did you think? he had a diagnosis of alzheimers disease. >> reporter: why would patients want to know if they had a disease with no cure? >> they can seek out clinical trials. they can think about doing more physical exercise. we know that physical exercise slows the progression. >> reporter: the scan found no detectable plaques in his brain meaning he does not have alzheimers. >> the chances of this happening on the first scan being negative in this context are just infinitesimal. i was shocked beyond belief. you could have knocked me over with a feather. >> reporter: before this new test, alex might have spent his last years falsely believing he had a terrible disease. now doctors will look for a potentially treatable cause for his memory issues. has the result changed your outlook at all? >> yes. reporter: in what way? i'm not trying to do as much, what do i have to do to wrap up things? you know, my wife and i talk about possibly making other living arrangements. i think, that's changed. we'll j

in ess, gandhi implored, be the change that you want to see in the world. you're very well prepared. you're more socially aware and globally oriented than any graduates in history, you're more adept at using technology and communication tools than any graduates before you. the skills you've acquired here both of the head and the heart, bolstered by the love and support you enjoy from the thousands of people here today, show that you are indeed ready to commence, that there will be no failure to launch. anne frank said how wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world. class of 2012, never lose your optimism, never lose your passion for pamaking a differen, and never forget your experience at this university and i promise you'll have many, many opportunities to fulfill your dreams and improve the world. it's your turn. it is your time. my best wishes to each and every one of you and once again, congratulations. >>> we'll continue commencement speeches from across the country in a moment. coming up, first lady mich

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