we are not a garrison state the way the israelis are.y everyone puts up with that sort of thing there. it is an extreme example of the kind of entitlement that american citizens have to say, den touch my -- what is that loathsome phrase, don't touch my junk that has been elevated to a heroic moment. >> paul: we haven't had successful airline attack since 9/11. maybe they are doing something right. >> they did not catch the underwear bomber, he only failed. they weren't doing anything right. what they are doing is always fighting the last war. the next guy is not carrying the bomb in his underwear he has another idea that we haven't gotten to yet. in the meantime, millions of people are being personally violated. >> paul: what would be your alternative? >> i think we should be doing a better job on profiling and with intelligence. the israelis do not do the body grope -- >> paul: they've voided the screeners as well. >> exactly but they do employ better methods for screening. there's a place where i think we have a certain self-indulgence

we're not going to have a garrison state. the answer is more human intelligence.re tapping and eavesdropping. >> paul: i think we all agree, happy thanksgiving flying. we have to take one more break. when we come back hits and misses of the week. ♪ i was young and i was stupid ♪ i had just turned 17 ♪ a harmonica and a box guitar ♪ ♪ in a canvas-covered wagon stuffed... ♪ [ male announcer ] while the world's been waiting on the electric car, maybe the whole time, the electric car has been waiting for this... the wattstation from ge. it's going to change the way we get to where we all want to go. ♪ i didn't think much of it till i took it apart ♪ >> time now for our hits and misses of the week. dorothy first to you. >> yes, well, ga lane at the u.s. embassy was acquitted of all charges, but one. he was tried by a civilian jury in a civilian court exactly the place where our attorney general eric failure is no option holder, announced we would be holding ksm and explained that failure is no option. let me tell you what is no option. having an attorney general like m

>speaking at an army garrison in a country with 28,000 u.s. troops, president obama took a page out of history and saluted trips for the sacrifices they made. >> nearly 37,000 americans would give their lives and korea, 37,000. >> mr. obama says the veterans purged during the forgotten war will always be remembered. >> because the korean war ended where it began geographically, some ended up using the phrase "die for a time" to describe the sacrifices of those who died here. as we look around at this thriving democracy and grateful local citizens, one thing is clear, this was cleartie. this was a victory. >> back here at arlington national cemetery following the rate laying ceremony this morning, vice president joe biden delivered remarks at the memorial amphitheater here at the cemetery. there are a number of observers is taking place across our region. for a complete list, log onto our website tbd.som. >>> one more note -- veterans are being honored at the world war two memorial and this morning, special recognition was given to the women of

in baltimore there is a crash on liberty heights avenue right at garrison boulevard.that's a look at the evening travels, now back over to you. >>> thanks so much. where and when the worst is dying to know. >> coming up. latest speculation on a date and -úlocation for prince william's wedding. >> life without cable news? coming up.. why one u.s. lawmaker says that's the best way to improve america. >> higher fee for parking meter upset merchant in federal hill. tell you why federal hill. tell you why coming >> this is emily l pa pass. >> parking meters baltimore chasing away and merchant are saying and we have more on the rates facing shoppers when they park their cars. john? >> always a challenge to find a parking space in federal hill at night. merchants say during the day item a lot easier and they say it's not just because of the economic slow down that is keeping people away. back in the summer the city doubled the cost of parking here from 1 dollar an hour too2 dollars an hour and if you don't want to use the credit card you have to come up with 16 quarters to p

naval officials admit the island garrison didn't have enough weapons on hand. for the first time, reporters were allowed to see for themselves what the hour-long bombardment of artillery fire did to yeonpyeong. abandoned houses, total devastation. residents returned as well, though few stayed long. south korea's president has said he will strengthen defenses on the island but many of the locals we've spoken to say they're scared to return for any length of time. they say they're feeling vulnerable to further attacks. "all you reporters come here and live in yeonpyeong," says this man. "you live here. then you will see the artillery fall. then you will know whether this is a place where one can live." as islanders leave, soldiers will take their place, reversing a 2006 government decision to cut back on troops. despite warnings from the north, the u.s. and south korea are pushing ahead with naval exercises sunday featuring a nuclear aircraft carrier the nuclear aircraft carrier the uss "george washington." it's a display of force that carries a clear message. >>

at an army garrison in south korea, he also offered some sharp criticism for north korea. >> today the korean peninsula provides the world's clearest contrast between a society that is open and a society that is closed. between a nation that is dynamic and growing and a government that would rather starve its people than change. it's a contrast that is so styo can see it from space. as the brilliant lights of seoul give way to the utter darkness of the north. north korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons will only lead to more isolation and less security for them. there is another path available to north korea. if they choose to fulfill their international obligations and commitments to the international community, they'll have the chance to offer their people a growing opportunity instead of crushing poverty, a futurer of greater security and greater respect, a future that includes the prosperity and opportunity available to citizens on this end of the korean peninsula. >> south korea, the latest stop on this ten-day tour for the president. he's currently attending a dinner with the leader

army garrison ahead of the summit.e laid a wreath to honor american and south korean troops who lost their lives in the war more than half a century ago and paid tribute to those still serving today. >> real change comes slowly. many people don't live to see the difference they've made in the lives of others but for the men and women who have served on this peninsula, all you have to do is look around. whether you're a veteran who landed in 1950 or one of the young troops today. the security you've provided has made possible one of the great success stories of our time. >>> first lady michelle obama is also overseas on this veterans day. during a stop in germany, she helped to serve a veterans day meal at ramstein air force base, and also visited with troops in lamb stul. she is heading home after traveling to asia with the president. >>> veterans describe the power of word using six words, hollywood fooled us. this is hell. one man is providing therapy for veterans and understanding for us all. >>> a preliminary plan

this island is home to south korean military garrison and roughly 1,600 civilians. it was last week north korea stunned a u.s. scientist by giving him a tour of a uranium enrichment lab at a nuclear research site. this made some pretty big headlines and you'll probably remember south korea's -- north korea's sinking of a south korean warship in the same troubled waters in march. that attack killed 46 south korean sailors. so time now for the two at the top. international security expert jim walsh is joining me, excuse me, joining me to talk about the fallout from this korean fighting. sorry. jim, i understand, president obama plans to reach out to south korean president lee. what do you hope comes from that situation? >> kate, it's going to be a difficult conversation because on the one hand u.s. policy as one official described it is alliance centric. our top goal is to reassure allies to tell them we got your back and to stay with them. he's going to want to reassure president lee. on the other hand he doesn't want to encourage lee to overreact, feel like he has a

you heard michael garrison i-michael gerson say it's time for the attorney general to resign.slie, you are a democrat. you think it's time for eric holder to say goodbye? >> no. what really concerns me here, juan, and i agree with most of what you said, what really concerns me is am i hearing that we have to switch attorney generals until we get a verdict we want even if we weren't sitting in the courtroom and know all the evidence that was presented? am i hearing that we need to have guilty verdicts across the board to make the american people feel good? thank god the lady of justice is blinded because i believe our court systems and what they did prove with this is they want truth based on the evidence. it is a civilian or military court. >> juan: political terms, i will ask dana about this in seconds strategy isn't holder becoming a lightning rod? i'm thinking here of the khalid sheikh mohammed trial. obviously not being held in lower manhattan, guantanamo not being closed. i'm thinking of the new black panther party case. i'm thinking about his reluctance to address islami

tha guarding has had a suspicion because it never happened butt that day in happened, they put a garrison in front of my hammock all night. m so i thought we are not going tt be able to make it and i wasand desperate because i knew that after that how many more yearsee we were going to stay there. so what happened is that it rained a lot that night, tropical storms, and the guy was there under the rain pouring on him and i think he just got tired. he thought we were sleeping and he just laughed. at the moment he left i went to wake up my companion. we took boots from the otherst hostages and we put them in front of our hammock because we knew that the first thing they would check was the boots. if we had run away the boots were not going to be in front of the hammock. so we put our boots, we left thw other boats of our companions in front, and we ran. we ran to the river. the moment when we got to the m river i will tell you all of the -- we were so frightened because really we were running away, how frightened we were. we have arrived to this huge, huge river.st the tropical storm had en

minister has had to resign for doing too little, and the government has announced strengthening of the garrison. and the rules of engagement changed with the side no longer limiting itself to a proportionate response to northern aggression. >> south korea and the. >> sreenivasan: both south korea and the u.s. are planning military drills sunday, in the waters south of this week's attack. iraq's prime minister formally began assembling a new coalition government today at the request of president jalal talabani. the move ends eight months of deadlock among the country's political factions, after disputed elections last march. prime minister nouri al-maliki-- who will remain in his post-- now has 30 days to select a new cabinet. he appealed for unity during a meeting with iraqi officials in baghdad. >> ( translated ): i call upon all iraqi people across the whole spectrum-- minorities, sects, religions and doctrines and all politicians, to work together and to exceed and overcome all the differences of the past that resulted in previous conflicts and to put all these differences behind us. we have

the young garrison is home to 25,000 american military personnel who make up the united states forcesthat are still based over there. guarding the dmz. "hardball" will be right back. a $100 cream. flabbergasted when we creamed a $500 cream! for under $30 regenerist micro-sculpting cream hydrates better than 23 of america's most expensive luxury creams. fantastic. phenomenal. regenerist. >>> i've been a strong believer in the notion that if somebody is willing to serve in our military in uniform putting their lives on the line for our security, that they should not be appreciated from being doing so because of their sexual orientation. majority of americans feel the same way. it's the right thing to do. >> we're back. that was president obama last week's news conference. according to "the washington post" a pentagon study group on the don't ask, don't tell policy has concluded that lifting the ban on the gays in military would not seriously harm the war efforten a military survey shows that majority of active duty and reserve forces don't care if gay are allowed to serve openly. dan ch

army garrison in seoul. he called the troops the best that america has to offer the world. wall street lost ground, as high-tech leader cisco cut its sales forecast again. investors also waited to see what will come from the summit of economic powers in south korea. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 74 points to close at 11,283. the nasdaq fell 23 points to close at 2,555. a powerful car bomb in pakistan's largest city killed at least 15 people today, and wounded dozens more. the blast in karachi hit a police compound in a highly- secured area. the u.s. consulate is about a mile from the site, along with government offices and two luxury hotels. international aid groups have launched an emergency campaign to stem a polio outbreak in central africa. there have been more than 100 deaths in recent weeks in angola, the republic of congo and its larger neighbor the democratic republic of the congo. u.n. health officials said today they hope to vaccinate some three million people. long-time movie producer dino de laurentiis died last night in beverly hills. his career

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army garrison in south korea.nt saluted the bravery of those who served in the korean war. and he criticized north korea for continuing on what he calls a path of isolation and poverty. there are about 28,000 u.s. troops stationed in south korea. >>> now the president faces tough challenges on global trade as the g-20 summit gets under way. first mr. obama meets with the chinese president, then the german chancellor. after tonight's formal dinner the g-20 meetings run through tomorrow, then the president will travel to japan. >>> political deadlock had been broken in iraq. in a deal meant to establish a new government there, the prime minister nuri al maliki will serve another four-year term. the other top government positions will be divided among iraq's other political parties. the obama administration has praised the deal. >>> british police now say the maililomb they discovered on a flight from yemen was timed to blow up over the east coast of the u.s. the explosives were discovered hidden inside printers on c

army garrison in seoul, south korea. >>> leaked reports this morning say gay soldiers post little risk to the war efforts. a pentagon study group has concluded the military can lift the ban with only minimal and isolated incidents of risk based on a survey of troops over the summer. >>> a kansas church known for stirring up controversy now bringing their message to george washington university. students plan to counter protest after being called god hating heathens. sarah simmons is on campus at foggy bottom with more. >> reporter: the westboro bastist church has made news across the country and they are expected to be here at the wash -- washington circle. and we have police officers already showing up here getting ready for this. but it is supposed to be a peaceful protest, they are here to try to keep the peace and make sure nobody gets out of line here. now just to give you a little bit more background about the westboro baptist church, they have an anti-gay message and they ended up at the supreme court over their protests at military funerals. georgetown university students are p

and here at the mark garrison salon, stylists take every precaution to keep themselves and their clientsed in the treatment. >> i'm not going to take chances. >> reporter: there are people in danger? >> there's clients being subjected to it that don't want to be subjected to it. the lady is getting it done. she probably doesn't care. but the lady next to her might be freaking out. >> reporter: the salon uses a special room, equipped with air ventilators and, yes, these industrial-strength gas masks. but not every salon goes to those lengths for the hair straightening trend sweeping the nation, with promises of amazing before and after results. >> i can't believe my hair looks like this. >> reporter: last month, we looked into the product after hearing about health concerns from stylists and customers. >> it burns a little bit. i mean, the same thing. when i get my hair colored. >> reporter: investigating complaints of burning eyes, nose bleeds and difficulty breathing, the government agency, osha, tested samples of the popular brazilian blowout from some oregon salons and found potential

he is paying homage to garrison. >> on this day, we honor every man or woman who has ever worn the uniform of the united states of america. we salute fallen heroes and keep in our prayers those who are still in harm's way. like the men and women serving in iraq and afghanistan. >> american servicemen and women have paid a high price fighting in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. today 5,698 americans have been killed in those two wars. next week a veteran of the afghan war will receive the nation's highest military award, the medal of honor. his story is one that should make us all proud and humble. here's cnn's barbara starr. >> the whole time frame maybe lasted anywhere from two minutes, three minutes in five or six lifetimes. i don't know. >> reporter: but in those two or three minutes, army sergeant genta went from a self-described mediocre soldier to a hero. >> we went to find the men that sao gento worked with. that october night, gento was walking along a ridge line with other members of his unit. they were protecting other soldiers as they made their way back to their base. >> we ca

army garrison in yongsan. the president is in south korea to attend the g-20 summit.s is 20 minutes. this is 20 minutes. >> hello, yongsan. [applause] it is wonderful to be here. did a round of applause -- give the a round of applause for that great introduction. [applause] a few other people i want to make mention of -- we are so proud and what to thank our outstanding representatives here in the republic of korea, ambassador kathleen segm igmund. give her a big round of applause. [applause] a former colleague of mine in the illinois state senate who is now a congressman from the great state of illinois, peter is with us today. give him a big round of applause. [applause] re.re he is up their period general ung is here. give him a big round of applause. [applause] a few other people i want to give thanks to, general don --nson, the sergeant-major we are so proud to have with us the veterans of the korean war. we are honored by their presence. [applaus i want to make special mention of onef them -- the congressional medal all honor recipient. give him an extraordinary

did anyone ever listen to garrison keeler?stor of the church of our lady of perpetual --hat is it? responsibility. the pastor there always gives this speech, and he doesn't about sex, but really it applies here. if he did not want to go to minneapolis, why did you get on the train? in other words, if he did not mean something to happen, don't do it. don't start a war. things happen when you have war. that always happen. they always have happened. smarten up, ok? >> i am from independence, ohio. this past summer, i worked at outback steakhouse, and one of the guys i worked with was extremely nice, one of the waiters that i connected with most at work. when a big family would come in, he loved giving it the little kids coloring books and extra cost to take home and what not. i ended up learning that he was a veteran of afghanistan and that he was diagnosed with pt est -- ptsd. when he got back, he had a messy divorce and it was decided in court that he was not capable of having it so care of his child because of his ptsd and his

plead guilty last no which limits toys time behind bars toú 8 yearss >>> firefighters put out a fair garrisonuld climb down from their balconies. >>> today washington state is expected to ban the alcohol energy rink for loco. nine central washington university students got ssck after consuming the drink at an off campus party last month. a 16-ounce can comparable to drinking 5-6 beees. ♪ >>> no matter how tired you are, when that alarm goes off, you got to get up. you wake your eyes, get up the kids and hop in the car. unfortunately driving drowsy results in more and more deaths this year. we are joined this morning with a big wake-up call. good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you or being here. this is something a lot of people do no do not think about. you got to get o work and school, how do you know that you're too tired? >> the national sleep foundation has targeted this to be aware of specifically driving while drowsy. it's because a recent survey showed that 1 out of 3 americans actually admit that they fall asleep at the wheel at some point. >> and a lot of them, we're looking at 1

tens of thousands of afghan soldiers who were supposed to be living in garrisons are still housed in tents. "billions spent, much of it wasted,"a story from the "miami herald". president karzai has told u.s. troops to lighten their presence in afghanistan. are independent mind. good morning. caller: real quick, i am a military veteran. if president karzai wants us gone, and if the taliban comes back, i do not want to hear this guy crying again. president bush is speaking at 3:00 eastern time, discussing his new book -- "decision points". live coverage on the c-span 2's "book tv." republican line. good morning, from detroit, michigan. caller: [inaudible] fantastic. t there ians wneen before us, and they went in with their full military, which is formidable and they met with defeat. one thing i would like to bring up is the bags of cash that karzai has admitted taking from the iranians. of course he wants us out of that country because of the corruption endemic. they are the largest heroin producer in the world. host: a divided congress facing key deadlines. the lame duck session gets

but does anybody ever listen to garrison keillor? you know who he is? remember and that there is a pastor of the church -- of our lady of perpetual, what is that? responsibility. our lady -- the church of our lady of perpetual responsibility. there's this pastor and he always gives his speech. and he does it about sex, but really it applies here. if you didn't want to go to minneapolis, why did you get on the train, okay? and other words, if you didn't mean something to happen, don't do it. don't start a war. things happen when you have a war. they always happen. they they always have happened. smarten up. okay? >> okay. josh clacks >> by name is josh due back from independence, ohio. i'm a student here. this past summer i worked at outback steakhouse. and one of the guys that i worked with, he was extremely nice. one of the waiters i connected with the most at work. when a big family would come in, he would always love giving the little kids like coloring books and extra, you know, pop stay, and whatnot. and i ended up learning that he was a veteran of

but does anybody ever listen to garrison keillor? you know who he is? remember and that there is a pastor of the church -- of our lady of perpetual, what is that? responsibility. our lady -- the church of our lady of perpetual responsibility. there's this pastor and he always gives his speech. and he does it about sex, but really it applies here. if you didn't want to go to minneapolis, why did you get on the train,okay? and other words, if you didn't mean something to happen, don't do it. don't start a war. things happen when you have a war. they always happen. they they always have happened. smarten up. okay? >> okay. josh clacks >> by name is josh due back from independence, ohio. i'm a student here. this past summer i worked at outback steakhouse. and one of the guys that i worked with, he was extremely nice. one of the waiters i connected with the most at work. when a big family would come in, he would always love giving the little kids like coloring books and extra, you know, pop stay, and whatnot. and i ended up learning that he was a veteran of

but does anybody ever listen to garrison keillor? you know who he is?member and that there is a pastor of the church -- of our lady of perpetual, what is that? responsibility. our lady -- the church of our lady of perpetual responsibility. there's this pastor and he always gives his speech. and he does it about sex, but really it applies here. if you didn't want to go to minneapolis, why did you get on the train, okay? and other words, if you didn't mean something to happen, don't do it. don't start a war. things happen when you have a war. they always happen. they they always have happened. smarten up. okay? >> okay. josh clacks >> by name is josh due back from independence, ohio. i'm a student here. this past summer i worked at outback steakhouse. and one of the guys that i worked with, he was extremely nice. one of the waiters i connected with the most at work. when a big family would come in, he would always love giving the little kids like coloring books and extra, you know, pop stay, and whatnot. and i ended up learning that he was a veteran of af