make contact with him a little earlier and unfortunately seems of we've lost our link there with gerald back in london and i hope that we'll be able to return to him a little later to hear what he has to say so apologies for that now the continuing crisis in north africa has highlighted the need for russia and the e.u. to coordinate their efforts in terms of foreign policy and economy that's according to prime minister vladimir putin who addressed the media following the meeting with the european commission president manual but also well daniel bushell has been following events in brussels for us. obviously our question is dominating world affairs at the moment and this was no exception although vladimir putin has kept his powder dry on the issue up until now we have come out with a passion usually for foreign powers to shape them out of the conflict with them in so much as to allow the democratic process the people to elect their own leaders in that region with selves he gave several examples of how interviewers can reverse effect. as that which in this day we say we're concerned about

sergeant gerald keen led his team in scoring over the three games in eagle river.ll have more about the g-men later. guys, how badly does that make you want to play? >> i'm in. i'm going next year. you're my first-round pick and then i'm going to trade pierre from the guy from the punishers. i loved that. >> we've got a trainer right here in liam. doc can call all the games. that sounds like fun. >> you can having jerseys just like those. >> mugsy is beautiful. >> he is absolutely is. you should start growing your beard right now. our first game on this busy game of hockey features america's goalie ryan miller whose stubbornness sparked his shot-stopping career. >> my father was coaching the team and i had a bit of a sit down strike. he called my line and i didn't go out and he asked me why i wasn't on the ice. and i told him i want to try goalie. he had to negotiate me, i had a hat trick, three assists, come back and win that game. i went out and did that. that was the last time i played forwar forward. >> hello, hockey fans. >> let's go down to center ice for som

his talent was readily called upon by ellises gerald, tony bennett, and many others. he also earned a master's degree in education from san francisco state and enjoyed a parallel career with the school district. he dedicated himself to music and supporting -- he will be missed by his wife and his brother rick wayne, his children. next, i am submitting an ordinance that reforms the planning code so that it is easier for -- to be able to relocate and that our neighborhood serving, small car from a. they're looking at a process which is a thin an ordinance -- onerous code. this increases the size units for the commercial district in which it is located. it removes the prohibition on small retail stores using toasters or microwave ovens to prepare food which has been a prohibition. this deserves the specialize russia controls, especially as it is outlined by position g i believe this will foster the growth and grow the economy. >> think you. -- thank you. >> at a point of the resolution is that we have declared of timber 22nd, 2007, as -- the last point i wanted to make

bucks on the top yet think they're going to go out and splurge now and not get half and you know gerald r. he's learning less they're actually looking to it as a sure bet for them she spoke to some people who say if prices continue to rise this is going to be the end of the u.s. economy something you had sat as well take a look at this. tunisia. was an egypt. by hurricane. algeria libya protest in countries seeming to few one another unrest spreading like wildfire through the middle east and north africa all raging in or near or you'll rich countries that helped fuel the world's use of more than eighty four million barrels of crude a day uncertainty over production has sent prices soaring i mean the shock waves from the middle east turmoil are being felt worldwide oil is a most valuable resource on the planet today and for. extremely now the mideast crisis is getting home for outrage americans as oil prices have skyrocketed so too have the prices people pay for gasoline and now the price americans pay at the pump is threatening to derail the u.s. economic recovery a surge in oil. prices

and that father gerald lindor is on the list. >> this is a man who repeatedly over and over and over raped and assaulted young boys and young girls. he managed for years to get away without being prosecuted and now ironically enough here we have him not willing to step into court to testify. and once again authorities protect him and don't let him come into the courtroom to supposedly tell his side of the story. >> reporter: lindor has been accused of abuse by nearly a dozen people, including his own sister, brother and niece. and the prosecution has requested lindor appear at the preliminary hearing yesterday, but as you just heard he did not show. we'll see if he's there for day two today. we'll bring you the latest tonight at 5:00. >>> thank you, marla. the tracy teenager chained, burned and starved by four adults is now suing sacramento county for failing to protect him. this is security video of the boy after he escaped from captivity and ran for help at a tracy gym. a lawyer for the boy says child protective services and sh

father gerald take the stand. the judge called it improper. about 15 minutes ago, lynch and his attorney came out upset and said the priest has evaded justice for years and did it again. >> ironically enough, here we have him not willing to step into a court to testify. once again, authorities protect it and don't let him come into the courtroom to tell his side of the story. >> the defense is limited in their ability to call witnesses and the court made a ruling with respect to that and i agree that the ruling was legally accurate. >> father gerald avoided the large crowd of lynch supporters. he has never admitted guilt to any of the molestation accusations. again the judge will decide what will happen next tomorrow morning. live in san jose, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a medical milestone was reached today at uc san francisco as the university opened the doors to its new stem cell research facility. the regeneration medicine building is located on the school's campus. it features 125 laboratories. the program is one of the largest

gerald turner, president of southern massive list -- southern methodist university. do you have a slogan truth will set you free? >> that was the model identified at the opening of the school when it was founded. that is the motto. >> what does it mean to you? >> it means the truth will set you free. the basic goal of the institution is to try to find the truth, whether that is in teaching or the human experiences. also, baycol is to find what is really there. >> -- the goal is to find what is really there. >> the toughest part of being a president -- when people say what is your job description? i say it is a coordination of incompatible forces. that is pretty much the case. if you are in business you have one basic goal. that is to make it quarter to quarter. you can be pretty focused about it. whereas here we have so many governments. the truth cell -- shall set you free, you have to get the best people you can get who can learn what we do know past and present, so the constituency you have have incompatible goals and you have to plow through trying to get as much

gerald turner. the university will be the site of the george w.ush presidential library scheduled to open in 2013. r. gerald turner has been president of southern methodist. >> is it true that you have a saying that the truth will set you free? >> that is the model. >> what does it mean today to you? >> i think it means that the truth will set you free, that means that the basic goal of the institution is to try to find true whether that is in our research efforts, teaching, or that human experiences. ultimately, the goal is to find what is really there. >> what is the toughest part of the new president today and what is the best part? >> the toughest part -- i tell people what my job description is, it is the coordination of incompatible forces. truthfully, that is pretty much the case. if you are in business, you have one basic goal and that is to increase your value and make a quarter to quarter and so on. you can be brief about it. here, we have so many goals. the truth shall check your free. -- the truth shall set you free. you have people wh

i think that from the time he was there, the fact that gerald r. ford had such basic human decency and was so naturally a human being that people could appreciate, i think that coming in as he did when the reservoir of trust had been drained in our country, following the only president in our history to resign, was a terribly difficult thing, and i think he helped heal the country, and that was important. ronald reagan unquestionably had a strategic sense that was directionally correct and enormously helpful to our country in terms of ending the cold war. he did an awful lot that was right. dwight eisenhower had a largely successful presidency. richard nixon, an enormously talented man with a wonderful mind and a seriousness of purpose, and brought an enormously talented team of people into government and affected the course of government for decades thereafter. people like henry kissinger and alan greenspan and some of the others. >> we are out of time. why did you not take the job of committee to reelect the president of richard nixon in 1972? >>

gerald turner, president of southern methodist university. is it true you have a slogan, "the truth shall set you free. that is the motto. >> what's it mean to you? >> i think it means, if the truth shall set you free, the basic goal of the institution is to try to find truth, whether if our reserge effort, teaching, human experiences or whatever. >> what's the best part of a president and the toughest part of being a president? >> the toughest part of being a president, i say -- when people ask what's your job description, i say it's the coordination of incompatible forces. that's the case. if you're in business, you've got one basic goal, to increase shareholder value and make it quarter-to-quorter and so on. you can be focused about it. whereas here we have so many goals. the truth shall set you free, you've got to sponsor research, recrutement of the best students you can get who can come in and learn what we do know, past and present, and hopefully pointing toward the future. you have goals if the institutions that you have to provide a

and that father gerald lindor is on that list.rned out lindor was a no-show yesterday. >> i found it fascinating that the man kept repeatedly saying to police officers and everyone on the list that he is not guilty of anything, but he doesn't have the could remember to show up in the courtroom when subpoenaed. >> when this injustice occurs it is pointing out the symptom of a wrong in our justice system. and the problem here that is pointed out is that the statute of limitations laws are flawed. >> in 1997 lynch and his brother won a $625,000 court settlement. lindor has been accused of abuse by a dozen people including his own sister, brother and niece. we'll see if he's there this morning when today's hearing gets underway. we'll bring you the latest tonight at 5:00. >>> thank you. the forecast is expected to be one of the main issues at the contra costa state of the county address. the county has cut more than $250 million from its budget since 2008 but needs to find another $50 million next year. the contra costa board chair wi

host: dick cheney worked for ronald reagan and gerald ford? guest: yes, ronald reagan is associated with the 11th commandment, thou shalt not speak ill of a fellow republican . then he ran against ford. whatever the circumstances of the end of the nixon era, it was the end of his term. i don't think he had difficulty convincing himself that he was, at least in some ways, entitled to run. host: can i ask you one of the great what if's? guest:: sure. host: what if jerry ford had selected ronald reagan as his running mate? guest: it is my understanding from multiple sources that the condition of a ford-reagan meeting following the nomination, the condition was, that ford not offer the vice presidentsy -- presidency. only if the ford camp was guaranteed that, could the meeting go forward. there are those who heard from ronald reagan's own lips subsequently, that reagan was such a soft touch that if ford had asked him, he probably would have said yes. they probably would have won. you have to remember, the -- ohio, mississippi, mississippi was 11,0

william lynch, leaving the preliminary hearing allegedly attacked and beat a 65 year-old gerald lavender. father " to jerry is a member of the jesuit center in los gatos. that is for police say that william lynch also cut him. he was a bent on revenge because the father had allegedly sexually abused he and his brother. and they say that the wrong man is on trial and the judge had an error by not allowing gerry to testify. >> and have the wrong person. which is more ironic? and we plan on putting him on the stand. i do not think that the prosecution has the guts to put him on the stand. once rule that there's no way that their trial, that they can proceed without him on the stand. >> and with part of this bias and personal interest. i do not think there is anything to keep this out. this history is of vital to understanding who he is as a witness. clearly, to put him on the needs on statutory charges. this coward that is retreated into his church sponsored anonymity. we are going to put an end to that. >> william lynch settled in 1998 with the catholic church. the father was never charged

stein and so many people of wonderful reputation and gerald ford could not bring himself to fire anybody. he did not want to do with because he felt it would be a tarnish. >> host: you talk about a story how the older president bush went to the cia in 1975. tell us briefly the story and what you feel the real story was. >> what do you mean what i feel the real story was? [laughter] the real story? >> host: then the god's truth. >> guest: now you are talking. [laughter] george herbert walker bush came to congress with a wonderful group of people and by a new him and at assembly ended up running for the senate and lost and then went to china as our representative. he wanted to come back. that he wanted the executive position. i was chief of staff of the white house and periodically i would be asked to send in a group of names to the director of the cia your attorney general or some other cabinet office like housing and urban development. the staff would produce these documents of here are six or eight names or the pros and cons and the people that favor and where there rank and the preside

. -- saved the life of then president gerald ford outside at a hotel in union square. -- was a working class and gay man who was disabled and became a hero. he intervened by lunging toward -- and diverting the direction of the gun that was fired. at that time, he became the focus of national spotlight. the press potentially exposed -- as a gay man and that was contrary to his wishes. in 1975 being added -- outed, what that means is that they faced the scorn of the parent's. he fought an invasion of privacy lawsuit against several newspapers. it is important as we go forward to recognize the heroic contributions. i am proud of the contributions that he made. >> i have one item, for -- she was born september 11th, 1969. he struggled for freedom and justice. the live the monterey before going to turlock. he graduated with a bachelor of arts in an apology from san francisco state university. he began his work with the international socialist organization and he helped the working-class in the west. . he used his knowledge in the fight for it social justice. he was a steadfast worker, organ

. >> lynch was accused of the may 2010 beating of gerald a long time priest at the sacred heart jesuits center in los gatos. lynch agreed to the settlement with the church in 1998. father jerry hough was never prosecuted and the statute of limitation has long since expired. for route to melos god knows, i would be upset that the jesuits there was a dumping ground for molesters. >> testified that when she beat the father in from shot witnesses. prosecutors are showing that he was bent on revenge. crucial to the case is whether father takes the stand and what sounds lynch supporters say is a case of vigilante justice. >> job anything to say it all? >> to more. >> a shooting in broad daylight in the cash for neighborhood it happened about 1:15 p.m. on a street. officers had gunshots and when they arrived outside the supermarket, they fell one man shot in the back line on the sidewalk. police were directed inside the store where they found the suspect and the gun. the police are telling us the suspect worked at the store and knew the victim. they believe the conflict may have started over t

leaving the hall of justice in san jose he is alleged to of the salted his boyhood priest father gerald was a member of the sacred heart just what center in los gatos. carrying signs reading free willy. lynch supporters claim the robbers is it is on trial and leonard the pre should be called to testify. the attorney echoed those sentiments. >> i think it's vitally important he's the person reported to be a victim here, he's actually the aggressor. we want to put on the stand. i don't know why the prosecutor should broadway from the supposed victim. unless of course he is in a victim. >> which settled with the church in 1998, but father jerry it was never prosecuted and the statute of limitations has expired in that case. all lawyer for a teenager who was held captive and abused inside a central california home for one year. has filed a claim against the county for allegedly failing to protect him. attorney john file d claimed to gauge job protective services on behalf of col ramirez. he is seen here in court back in december. when he was 16 years old he escaped as of users and showed up

lynch is accused of beating 65- year-old gerald linder last year at a home for retired priests in los cados. lynch says that linder molested he and his brother and he wants the case to go to trial so he can expose linder. >>>-- the prosecutor said since james is charged with murder her bail should be $1.5 million. james and her sister leti ci -- sister leticia were in court today. leticia had a baby while in jail last month. >>> a transit official says one person got on the bus, looked and got off. then someone shot at the bus. the driver suffered minor cuts from shattered glass. >>> a man remains in critical condition tonight after he was shot yesterday afternoon in san francisco's ash burn neighborhood. police say michael staffford was shot inside fred's new light supermarket by an employee there, sam kazua. the two men argued after staff ford accused kazua of kicking his small dog. kazua has been accused of several charges, including assault with a deadly weapon. >>> the first set of meetings is getting under way right now to find a permanent police chief for san francisco. the job

jerald stored -- gerald ford could not bring himself to fire anybody. he just didn't want to do because he felt it would be h.r. nish on the reputation. >> in this book a story about how the elder president bush, george h. w. bush went to the cia in 1975. do you want to tell us briefly historic and what the real story was? >> what do you mean what i feel the real story was? [laughter] tell the false story in god's truth. >> god's truth, now you're talking. george herbert walker bush came to congress and i think 1966 and i've been elected in 62. he came in with a wonderful group of people and then have answered in the congress with him. he at some point ended up i think running for the senate, and then he went over to china as our representative. he wanted to come back, and he told president ford that he wanted to come back and serve in an executive position. and i was chief of staff of the white house, and periodically i would be asked by the president to send in a group of names to be attorney general or director of cia are some of the cabinet officer,

gerald ford chose a rose garden strategy whereby he would stay in the white house to look presidential. his vice-presidential pick, robert dole, became a pivotal figure in the fall campaign often standing in at regional events. during the kickoff week carter scheduled an appearance at a stock car race. win carter staffers learned that dole had been invited as well over a negotiated through very heated exchanges and agreements whereby carter would ride in the rear car twice and dole would ride in the front car once. when dole was introduced there were some polite cheers. when the announcer introduced carter, the 70,000 fans stood up, yield, cheered and waved their arms and forced their support. gold took his wapner around a track and walked up to the vip booth where both candidates were to be seated. carter finished his and unexpectedly walked into the pit to greet the people. then he went into the grandstand and just sat with the fans. displayed very significant concerns from the secret service about his safety. with dole in the vip section and carter with the fans the event turned int

gerald lindner denies the claims. >>> friends and family members held a somber birthday celebration today for a young bay area woman as she recovers in the hospital from a hit and run accident. >> she's not happy of course to be here but you know she's happy to be alive, she's very thankful to god that she made it this far and i know she's going to pull through. >>> 19-year-old erica luna was hit by a grey or silver suv or mini van on the morning of february 6th. investigators say she was dragged about 2,000 feet on fontane road in east san jose. erica has had four operations and is still undergoing treatment. police released a sketch of the driver last week but say they still need more leads. there's a $6,000 reward for more information for information that leads to an arrest in this case. >>> san jose has a new top cop tonight. the city council unanimously approved the city managers choice of chris moore to take over as police chief. moore has been serving as acting chief when rob davis stepped down. >>> politics are always interesting in san francisco, tonight the progressive party is

gerald henderson up and under with a reverse. charlotte up, 84-81.o nahra added to the lead with a three-pointer. the celts played 44 minutes. but an nba game is 48. bobcats won it. >>> off the turnover, lamar odum in for the dunk. he had a double-double. l.a. up five at the half. to the third, artest got the worst of that, a bloody nose, but stayed in the game. drilled a big three-pointer down the stretch. bring on the celts. lakers won it, 93-84. >>> another game, another loss for the cavs. this time, the mavericks got the free win. the mavs were up by 8. dirk novisitsky isn't always pretty, but he has the alley-oop. cavs never got another shot off. when it rains, it pours, cleveland drops an nba record 21 straight. 99-96. >>> hair raising experience, nuggets and rockets, carmelo anthony tied his career high with 50. but even that wasn't enough. kevin martin scored 18 in the third. he finished with 37. rockets won it, 108-103. >>> finally, the packers return to a hero's welcome. thousands lined the streets of green bay to greet the super bowl champ

single force elected to congress when he was 30 years old, the youngest secretary of defense under gerald ford and oldest brought back by the son of a man who had been his adversary. george h.w. bush was said to have believed it was rumsfeld who pushed him out of a shot at a national campaign and into the cia. what was your estimation of george h.w. bush. >> i never worked for him. >> reporter: admire him enormously. >> no, no, no, i was kind of disappointed in him. he decided he wanted to leave people with the impression he didn't want to go to the cia and that someone made him go there and it was probably rumsfeld or something. i didn't find that impressive. >> reporter: so his son calls you in. >> i was amazed. i was amazed. and it shows a lot about george w. bush that he's his own man. >> reporter: just mine months into the bush administration suddenly rumsfeld's office seemed to shake. a plane had hit the pentagon. he raced toward the smoke. >> i came around that corner down there. >> reporter: right. >> and it was -- it was just in flame, in smoke. >> reporter: you could see him hel

was the visitors though who started the brighter boston ending the quarter up by four but led by gerald wallace who finished night with nineteen points. in the second eventually finishing the first half by the minimum eastern conference leaders boston fire back in the third but the final quarter belong firmly with the charlotte twenty five points overall from ray allen well it wasn't enough for the celtics as they find themselves on the wrong side of that ninety four to eighty nine score. elsewhere there was no surprise for reigning champions the los angeles lakers who successfully visited memphis beating the grizzlies ninety three point two eighty four bottom in the west minnesota also came away with the points from new orleans. cleveland home by three points continuing on as you just saw of sacramento on the road the big reaching double digits in scoring in the clash it was a good night for portland a soft chicago at home one nine two one zero three. phoenix also took the points and their way games. i think seem to be looking on the up for the red no formula one driver was involved in

stand however jackson's game by twenty four points wasn't enough to held onto their slim lead off and gerald wallace missed a three pointer that would have tied for charlotte and you to read an eighty three to seventy eight picture in front of the ground in salt lake city. now the top of the mountain in women's tennis is now represented by the most diverse group of athletes the w.t. rankings town players from town different countries for the first time with russia's there doesn't matter what behind belgium kim clijsters is looking up to date caroline wozniacki at the summits italian francesca schiavone handle strelley and samantha stossel clear the top five in the new chart on the old on monday they still got. you have to close on the three leading players though then as williams has slipped one spot in the rankings to six then american is followed white's wednesday eleven australian open runner up china. holding steady in eighth place. and. leave group world wide fourth warry as. rafael a doll remains the player to catch in men's tennis the spaniard who won three majors in twenty eight soun

prosecutors say william lynch attacked a 65-year-old gerald linder last ma at a retirement home for jez wits. in 1998, lynch and his brother won a financial settlement from the church based on claims that linder molested them when they were children in 1975. linder has denied it. the judge ruled today that lynch will be tried on one felony count of assault. if convicted, lynch faces a maximum sentence of four years in prison. >>> san jose police are investigating an early morning stabbing that left a woman dead. police were called to a house not too far from the intersection of 680 and 101. the victim was taken to a hospital where she later died from her injuries. police have not released the identity of the woman to this point. this marks the 11th homicide in the city this year. >>> one of the two us issters char sisters charged with a fire gave birth last month in jail. our nbc station in sacramento is reporting that the 23-year-old had a baby in january. the sisters appeared in court today. she is charged with involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment. prosecutors say next week

schwarzenegger, who is a leader in reducing green house emissions, and our legislator don perada and gerald huffman who you will hear from later on in the program, and of course our mayor, gavin newsom. gavin newsom has been a leader of the environment before it was the sexy thing to do. he has been responsible for putting solar power at moscone center; responsible for putting power at san francisco international airport; responsible for putting solar power at the waste water facility in the bayview hunter's point. he will be responsible for putting power on our libraries, on our schools, and everywhere possible in the city and county of san francisco. we're very fortunate that this mayor has been the first mayor to create a climate action plan that will reduce the green house emissions by 20 percent by the year 2012. this mayor has also been a leader and innovation and we're looking at creating -- in harnessing paddle power below the golden gate bridge and that will be done under gavin newsom's leadership. so please put your hands together and give a warm san francisco welcome to our mayor

and home called nine hundred eighty nine the visitors won the opening quarter by four points led by gerald wallace finished the night with nineteen stone back in the second school the celtics by five points and finished a half one up costs and won the third period but lost the final quarter by nine points from ray allen one of this is not enough for the celtics as they found themselves on the wrong side of a ninety four eighty nine school. let's take a quick look at the other results from monday the lakers success for the visit of memphis seeing decrease leaves ninety three to eighty four minnesota also came out with in a way to victory. by three points. portland defeated chicago at home one hundred ninety two one hundred twenty three games and drake is your job subcommands on the road and bridges to nowhere wings. ok you have to do it no more sports news from around the globe for your interest on how not to eat whether or not. well when one deals with war for us to realize that this tremendous amounts of damage that are done not just human damage but damage to the physical environment in

father gerald lindner. he's in the news these days because a man who accuses him of molesting him as a boy allegedly assaulted him at sacred heart last year. lindner, it turns out, was also the man who drove the father downtown the day of his death. the last member of the jesuit order to see him alive. >> police ought to ask father lindner about that day, the day of my brother's death. >> but that right now seems unlikely. i talked at length with the san jose police department about their investigation, and they say it was by the book for an apparent suicide. they say if the police department had uncovered any sign of foul play, his death would have been investigates as a homicide, but no such evidence ever came to light. they consider his case with no plans to reopen. >>> here's a look at something we're working on for monday. different cities, different rules. many of us have moved our car o to, just knowing the signs won't tell you. what you need to know. >>> especially monday it is still going to be rai

it was not certain that gerald ford was going to win. so feelings were running high and bette ford and her family were sitting across the hall. and there starts to be a dualing applaud kind of thing between my mother and betty ford. >> so the battle of the wives has been joined again. the second night in a row. nancy reagan at one end, mrs. ford at the other end. >> will the delegates piece take their seat. >> it was a battle for the soul of the republican party. but it was also a battle for who the first lady was going to represent. would it be a forward-looking woman who would speak her own positions publicly? or was it going to be a woman that you never saw what she wanted other than she wanted this for her husband. >> ford wins the nomination but only by a slim margin. reagan emerges with a stronger national profile. when he runs for president, four years later the public still sees nancy as a traditional housewife. but away from the cameras, she's deeply involved in the hiring and firing of campaign staff. >> she knew her husband wa

however jackson's game high twenty four points wasn't enough to held onto this they laid off the gerald wallace missed a three pointer that tied the charlotte and you to read and a two three seventy eight victory in front of the home crowd in salt lake city. want to sports now and we've twenty eleven formula one season due to kick off on march seventeenth february's high time for motor sports aficionados ahead of the longest about twenty or a season there is distinctly a last of the trademark yellow for the race a bill by lotus or ignore this year we are. paying homage to the legendary locals browned with black and gold plenty. of italian food through all finished eighth found thirteen for us banks only four in the last and they'll be hoping for a smoother ride this season amid mounting expectations but you also became the first russian to ever compete in the sports as he feels most. settled now is that his future in the top echelon is more secure. of two years. of oppression because. he is. and another vehicle was unveiled in spain. seeing the light of day ahead of the schedule testing

. >> signed by gerald ford back in 1965. >> reporter: his office, a staggering museum of the convulsive events he has seen. and his favorite personal code, still the one he pledged as a little kid in chicago. when he sent away for the badge of an unlikely philosopher on a horse. how much can you do of, a fiery horse with the speed of light -- >> isn't that wonderful? >> the lone ranger! >> it still makes sense today. absolutely. >> reporter: i believe that to have a friend, a man must be one. >> yep. think of that. and if you want the wood, you have to collect it yourself. that's part of it. >> and by the way, secretary rumsfeld also told me about two things that he thinks were important bush administration mistakes after 9/11. and that portion of the interview is online at abcnews.com/worldnews. >>> still ahead on "world news," an ingredient in fixodent and questions about an expert with a conflict of interest. chris cuomo gets answers. >>> a new way to treat breast cancer. >>> and, the grandma who proves nothing can stop chutzpah and a handbag. well-being. we're all striving for it. p

real treasure lies with those with the real power according to trends research institute director gerald solenn today it's as simple as they had writing on the wall it's called the military industrial. blacks is in charge of the nation and until that changes there will be an invisible cloak around the pentagon that will allow no one to touch its budget what you will see other things that are sacrifice the basic in-service. the roads they go on repair in people who are forced to live on the streets and a continuing decline in the health education and overall quality of life for most americans in washington christine for the now. we're coming to you live from moscow this is r.t. now cause of my is a marking of the third anniversary of his declaration of independence from serbia but the republic continues to suffer from huge economic and political chaos and the crisis has been further deepen by a recent critical report submitted by the council of europe it accuses some of course of those leading politicians including the current prime minister. of being involved in horrendous crimes during

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