and i don't think the guardian has ever looked better or been more functional. now that's slightly pains me because the iphone app which we launched in november we sold 120,000 of them. i think lots of people had the hope that they could, that this was going to be a treasure trove for apps. and i think it will be for book publishers but i think in terms of newspapers, it's such a brilliant experience it's not going to be the salvation. >> rose: but people like conde nast and "new york times" and "the wall street journal," i mean they are trumpet -- trumpetting the fact that their app is the greatest thing for the ipad ever. >> yeah. >> "the new york times" which i think was put together in a hurry, like everybody else because we do not get much notice, it's fantastically retro. so it looks like a page. you can't link to anything. you can't do anything with it. you can't copy it or cut it or paste it, it's just a page. now some people look to that, one of my daughters looked to that. and said that's just brilliant. so it may be-- . >> rose: why did she say that.

. >> letters came from anti-government group called guardians of the free republics. which on the website advocates peacefully altering the government doing away with taxes, foreclosures and driver's licenses among other things. while the self proclaimed guardians do not profess violence, fbi worries it could encourage others to act. >> governor o'malley said he has not received one of those letters. >> one poll showed a new low for president obama's approval rating. according to a cbs news poll, overall job approval stands at 44 percent. that's down five points from late march. just before health care reform passed. 41 percent say, they disapprove the same as last month. and 15 percent say they don't know. that's up five points from last month. >> and that brings us to the question of the day. do you approve of the job president obama is doing? so, far, 43 percent say yes. and 57 percent say no. terry writes on facebook. he is good at making promises and telling the public what they want to hear. hopefully he is not reelected. >> but yolanda writes, i think he has do

for torian, it's now official. >> i am full guardian over him. am his mother now. >> she's a fighter and she's teaching her children to be fighters as well. >> reporter: you've taken in six. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: are you done? >> no. i don't feel that i'm done. i feel some more is coming. >> reporter: setting an example for her city and for all of us. chris hansen, nbc news, detroit. >> much more from detroit in a special dateline, "america now: city of heartbreak and hope" coming up at 7:00, 6:00 central. that's "nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night.

. >> segÚn ha trascendido un grupo guardianes de la repÚblicas libres tiene un plan para restaurar estadosemigos, no tienen nada que ver con la presencia del individuo, son las ideologÍas. >> el fbi no ha querido dar detalles. miramos estas cosas para determinar si son o no una amenaza, en este caso no parece serlo. por ahora no tenemos una investigaciÓn relacionada con las cartas. >> otros investigadores policiales temen quew es llamado a remover las autoridades puede llamar a otros a actuar violentamente. >> quizÁs son otros grupos de radicales, una minorÍa, estÁn utilizando el clima de terror, el clima de debate polÍtico para crear simplemente una ola de intimidaciÓn. >> segÚn este agente de inteligencia Éste no quiere decir que no sea de vigilancia. ninguna amenaza debe tomarse la ligera. >> las autoridades han asociado estas cartas a lo que se relaciona con ciudadanos. lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn. >> al regresar de comerciales veremos cÓmo han recibido el gobierno y los expertos el anuncio de que en marzo se han creado miles de nuevos empleos en el paÍs. hay mÁs personas investigadas e

. >> reporter: the letters came from an anti-government group, the guardians of the free republics which advocates peacefully altering the government doing away with taxes, foreclosures and drivers licenses among other things and the self-proclaimed guardins do not profess violence, the fbi is worried the letters could provoke others to act. and the fbi and homeland security warn law enforcement should be aware this could be interpreted as a justification for violence or other criminal actions. and the letter comes after the arrest of nine members of a so-called christian militia. authorities believe were plotting violence. >> reporter: the fringe elements are not prone to grow big or get substantive and we have law enforcement to deal with it and a good civil society and people recognize we may differ politically. >> reporter: and the homeland security chief said again last month there is this ever present danger of a lone wolf or homegrown terrorists. >> we have seen changes in the terrorism environment, over the last month and one significant change is that we are now seeing americans

any members of the guardian council which i mentioned, they appointed the leader and they are saying, you can come to the election or you cannot do that. they are disqualified more than 2000 in the past 10 years for attending the free elections. this is important to say. our colleagues and also the people who they believe are hoping to change the country. my country is challenging with many problems. any time we're speaking about the freedom of speech, we are resource -- [unintelligible] this is 2010 and we can discuss the present. 2010 is important because honesty, as a professional photographer, i did not think [unintelligible] it was terrifying. the interrogation, any moment, your phone is taping, any trips they are monitoring. you cannot get access to any free information. for one pictures you're taking, it is bringing many problems for you. some of the photographers even for one picture, the stickout. let me tell you, the struggle for the journalists [unintelligible] in the last election. they are now just fortunate to be my friends here. a week ago from iran. i asked how is the

in the plantation long after slavery had ended blacks were treated like children, their wives or guardians. orders paid no rent or utility ve got sick and went to a doctor the bill was sent to the manager of the plantation to to get out a little at a time. at the company store, the store clerk decided when the unannounced credit limit had been reached. discrepancies and pay or store charges went unchallenged and workers are not expected to know or care about politics. it was not until 19683 years after the voting rights act that a majority of black citizens for dissipated in the national election but participating for daisy mae did not necessarily mean free choice. the overseer was safe. there's an election coming up and this is you're supposed to vote for, she told me. so, fast forward to 1975 and one of my uncles was drafted to the nfl and he got a contract in the plea in my years, but two years after he was drafted, to put a downpayment on a house in town and this is my grandmother's reaction to moving from the farm to town. it was great, she said, it was a joy. the one thing i apprecia

. >> i am full guardian over him. i am his mother now. >> reporter: you've taken in six.el some more is coming. >> reporter: her son andre now realizes she's been his guardian angel. what do you say to her? >> if it wasn't because of you, i would not be here. >> reporter: and you mean that. okay. >> you going to be all right. you got to step up and be that man you got to be. >> reporter: for now, she's living day-to-day, getting her kids fed and out the door each morning, and through it all, setting an example, not only for her kids but for detroit and for all of us. >> they say we the worstest city there is. we not the worst city. it's what people are working with. we have hope in the city. we just need the help. >> reporter: she needs it now more than ever. she recently lost her job because of a health problem. some encouraging news. the mayor's demolition plan has begun. on a personal note, i still consider myself a detroiter. it's been especially hard to watch what has happened to the city. i see some reason for optimism but, realistically, it could take ten or even 2

the anti-government group guardians of free republics believed to have sent them. >>> the new jobs report is out for march. it shows some growth. even the president is remaining cautiously optimistic. u.s. employers added 162,000 new jobs. that's the highest number in one month in three years. nearly 1/3 of those jobs are temporary census workers. unemployment held steady at 9.7%. 15 million americans are still looking for work. >>> still ahead, an out of control car jumped the curb, crosses a parking lot and ends up in a front yard. >>> popular singer will hear from police after a music video which she stripped. >>> time stops at a busy train station as hundreds stand still. >>> how about weather? >> weather from traveling to egg hunts, church and relaxing, this will make things sweeter. i'll have your forecast coming up. >>> a big-name running back hoping for a fresh smart with the redskins. capitals nearing the playoffs. >>> it's still not clear what caused a driver to lose control of a car and kill a woman in wheaton this morning. police say the 79-year-old car gymed a curb and hit th

that looked like she was just coming off a drug binge walks out of the other room and this is the guardian, so to speak. >> lindsay lohan responds to the so-called welfare check, i need a restraining order, my sister and friend too, he's nuts. >>> mail may go the way of the pony express, would you miss it? >> i'm not happy about it. the reason they are not making money is that people are not satisfied. i don't know if this is going to boost dissatisfaction. >> is the postal service's cost cutting idea a good one? your views from the street and facebook coming up. [ female announcer ] it's red lobster's festival of shrimp... a chance to get everyone together for a night where everyone gets just what they want. combine two or three favorites, from new creations like crab-stuffed shrimp and pecan-crusted shrimp to classics like decadent shrimp scampi. it's everything you want in a night out. starting at just $11.99, during the festival of shrimp. so, at national, i go right past the counter... and you get to choose any car in the aisle. choose any car? you cannot be serious! okay. seriously,

the ultimate guardian of our rights as americans. that's why we set the highest standards for our highest court justices and that's why we're so concerned. this is gregory peck. robert bork wants to be a supreme court justice. but the record shows he has a strange idea of what justice is. he defended poll taxes and literacy tests which kept many americans from voting. please urge your senators to vote against the bork nomination. if he wins a seat on the supreme court, it will be for life. his life and yours. >> robert bork ultimately made it through his confirmation hearing on the senate judiciary committee. but the opposition did not let up. as it headed for the senate floor. >> robert bork's america, there is no room at the inn for blacks, no place in the constitution for women, and in our america, there should be no seat on the supreme court for robert bork. >> robert bork's nomination was voted down on the floor of the senate, with 58 senators voting against him, including six republicans. rivaling judge bork in terms of pure dr

president obama praised justice stevens contribution to the court. >> he has stood as an impartial guardianof the law. he has worn the judicial robe with honor and humility. he has plyed the constitution and the laws of the land with fiddleity and restraint. he will soon turn 90 this month but he leaves his position at the top of his game. his leadership will be soarly missed. >> the president also said that the search for successor had begun. >> while we cannot replace justice stevens' experience or wisdom, i will seek someone in the coming weeks with similar qualities. an independent mind, a record of excellence, and integrity, a fierce dedication to the rule of law, and a keen understanding of how the law affects the daily lives of the american people. it will also be someone who like justice stevens knows that in a democracy powerful interests must not be allowed to drown out the voices of ode citizens. >> joining me now is professor greene teaching constitutional law at columbia law school and previously clerked for justice stevens. i'm pleased to have him ear on-- here on this program

. >> he has stood as an impartial guardian of the law. he's worn the judicial robe with honor and humility. >> reporter: just days before

president -- the president -- describes retiring court justice john paul stevens as a him partial guardian of the law. he is considering about ten people to replace stevens. >>> a democratic congressman who was a lightning rod during the days before the passing of health care says he will retire. [applause] >> reporter: the representative announced his decision today at a quickly called news conference. he first said he wouldn't support health care reform but did after the presidenta agreed to prohibit federal funding of abortion. he came under heavy criticism from the left and right. he will leave office in january. >>> a different kind of drive by shooting in montgomery county pennsylvania. a woman called the police to report a driver going erratically. she thought she was sideswiped. when they pulled over. >> she realized she wasn't struck but she was hurt from a gun shot wound. >> reporter: she was hit twice in the leg and elbow but was treated released. police are questioning a person of interest. >>> los angeles with an up lifting story. an 18-year-old has been fatherless since the 7

he arrived with no parents, no guardians. just a note in english from his adoptive single mother, torry hansen of tennessee. this child is mentally unstable, it reads. he is violent and has severe psychopathic issues. i was misled by the russian orphanage regarding his mental stability. after giving my best to this child, i am returning him to your guardianship. shortly after artyem was taken to the hospital for observation. he told russian officials his american mother pulled his ahai and was abusive. back in the u.s., the state department asked a local tennessee sheriff to investigation so far, no charges have been filed. >> well, i -- i'm not sure that sending this child off was a good idea. maybe there's something there to be looked at. >> reporter: outraged russian foreign minister sure gave lavrov referred to it as the last straw and demanded that all adoptions by u.s. families be frozen. over the past few years, the practice of american families adopting russian orphans has been controversial. that than y'all craver di

they were sent by a group called guardians of the free republics. the fbi and virginia state police are investigating. >>> apparently, there is a family connection between the suspects in the mass shootings on south capital street. 9news now has learned the 14- year-old suspected of driving the get away van is the younger brother of suspect, orlando carter. he is now in protective custody. but questions remain about why orlando carter wasn't in custody before the shooting. dc police say they tried to get an arrest warrant back in march, but the u.s. attorney's office would not take it to a judge. >> i would expect that if the police department can present a case with as much information as they did in this one, that the next time this happens, an arrest warrant would be issued. >> in a statement, u.s. attorney, ron said there was not sufficient probable cause for the warrant. san was already in prison. it was believed the south capital street murders were revenge killing for that. >>> new tonight, a prince georges county police officer will go on tr

. >> he has stood as an impartial guardian of the law. he's worn the judicial robe with honor and humility. we cannot replace justice stevens' experience or wisdom. i will seek someone in the coming weeks with similar qualities. >> president obama still has a list of possible replacements left over from the nomination of soniaed sod so but any -- so the so the but any nomination has to be approved by the senate. >>> congressman bart stupak says it's time to begin a new and exciting chapter and it has nothing to do with the rallies in his district this week. stupak says he's not being chased out by the tea party express. >>> a developing story we're tracking right now. a metro access driver arrested accused of sexually abusing a passenger. and this driver has been under investigation for months we're told. fox 5's matt ackland live at metro headquarters in northwest with the details on this story. matt? >> reporter: yeah, brian. this is a very disturbing story. we got briefed from metro police this afternoon. they tell us they're -- their

the group that called itself the guardians of the free republic said on its web site that they have a plan to restore america by peacefully dismantling parts of the government. changes and traveler screening begin next month -- this month. an announcement by homeland security secretary general but todd -- janet napolitano, outlines a new layer of security that will use real-time thread- based intelligent for all flights entering the united states. a person will be stopped if he or she matches the description, even if officials don't have a suspect's name. the change is a result of a review ordered by president obama following december 25 attempted bombing of an airliner over detroit. and those are the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> as the monthly and phone numbers come out, president obama heads to charlotte, north carolina, to visit a lithium ion battery plant that the associated press says hire new workers from money from the economic stimulus. we will have the president's comments just before noon eastern, 11:55 a.m. here on c- span. also today, daniel benjamin, states depart

we are freshening up feminism for the '90s, they told the guardian.feminism has become a dirty war. girl power is just a '90s way of saying it. they proclaim that new h. feminism made you have a brain, a voice, and an opinion. and hot pants. all right. fast-forward to 2008. talk about growth are. millions of women and men voted for one woman who ran for president, and another who ran for vice president. the one who ran for vice president has five children, one of them a four month old infant, yet it was verboten to even ask whether she could handle the job, what also ending to a baby. and other issues like whether she ever read in newspaper or really could see russia from her when the ditzy a patent more pressing that at the same time when female secretary of state, and the woman who had run for president became a very high profile successor. there were female ceos, a woman angry the cbs evening news, and female attorneys, surgeons, police chiefs and judges all over dramatic tv. on reality tv shows like survivor, female contestants battled a fire as a

the letters are from an anti-government group known as "the guardians of free republics." they don't say how the governors would be removed but the f.b.i. does not believe the group is violent. turning now to afghanistan where president karzai caused a major uproar by turning a speech yesterday into an anti-western rant. today, the white house called it "genuinely troubling." karzai called secretary of state hillary clinton to explain his position. so what's got everyone so agitated? from kabul, here's mandy clark. >> reporter: it was a scathing tirade from the afghan president against the west, against foreign diplomats, the press, and the u.n. all of whom he accuses of trying to influence the results of last summer's elections. >> ( translated ): they wanted a puppet regime. they wanted to have a servant government. >> reporter: the scolding from karzai is designed to counter accusations that he stole the elections. a u.n.-backed panel found more than a million ballotss-- a third of the votes for him-- were fraudulent, raising questions about his legitimacy. and it all c

several million dollars state, partnering out one of new york's most prestigious banking firms, guardianndustry high-spirited sisters, a widower, father richard wrote little growth in 27 years old. what were sam is also one one of the sketches in new york in two years later he was caught by a beautiful young woman from new orleans named medora crams. her mother was a fortune hunting true with roger to spoil daughters to new york to find which has been. no one but sam and suzette crams believed that she was the woman for him. longfellow was impressed by herb doody up by little else and he told himself. this is medora and in 1852 book, the book of home beauty. death to all caution, sam married the door in september september 1843 when the door of our two sons in quick succession families ecstatic at his home life is happy again, but his business life was anything but. urged on by medora, sam wanted nothing more than to make a lot of money and retire from business. speculation he was certain was his ticket to fortune. in september 1847 wall street was stunned by the news of prime ward and c

it is the nation's confidence in the judge as the impartial guardian of the rule of law. and diane, senate republicans are already warning president obama against nominating an activist judge. it's a sign that both sides seem convinced this is going to get contentious quickly. diane? >> but jake, as you know, the white house has indicated the president wants a successor that sharps the views of justice stevens. so, we asked terry moran what else is going to factor into the president's choice. >> reporter: it's a short list of nominees, according to administration sources. four women and one man, who offer a range of judicial academic, political and life experiences. at the top, elena kagan. >> the supreme court's jushs diction is discretionary. >> reporter: kagan, a brilliant legal scholar and former dean of the harvard law school is a traditional liberal on social issues like abortion and gay rights. but she's a strong defender of presidential wartime powers. >> kagan is very impressive and very appealing, because she meets the goldilocks standard. just right. >> reporte

airliner on christmas day, the transportation security administration guardian of the u.s. aviation system remains leaderless. president obama first nominee for the top job, former f.b.i. agent su erroll southers will drew after admitting to use federal name check to check out his wife's new boyfriend. the second nominee, robert harding withdrew after questions about his lucrative work as defense contractor. >> the longer it takes to get a permanent t.s.a. head, the longer it takes to make the needed reforms. we need somebody to come in with a fresh new strategy, that can improve security, that can tackle some of the new and emerging threats and can manage the thousands of screeners, the large workforce out there. >> the morale of the nation's 40,000 airport screeners is considered critical to the success of the agency's counterterrorism mission. the spokesman for homeland security secretary janet napolitano to whom the t.s.a. administrator reports told fox news, "t.s.a. senior career leadership team has decades of experience in transportation security, and is working every

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the fbi believes the letters to be a publicity stunt by an anti-tax group called guardians of the freee -- i think it's the free republics. i think they got that wrong. that doesn't recognize the legitimacy of the federal government, this group. the bureau of the fbi is still concerned that this could rovoke people to taketion like while no one rid me of this -- back in henry ii's days. perry bacon, national political reporter for "washington post" and david corn, washington bureau chief for "mother jones" magazine. gentlemen, we only have history to look at. these things tend to escalate. somebody once spat on the ing a bass door to the u.n., adlai stevenson. some whack job group can send out a letter to governors and say you have three days to get out of there. i would take that as a threat. the fbi says it's a group with no violence in its record. what do we make of all this? >> the health care is extended beyond health care. in august it was all intensity with the town hall meetings and people yelling about, here's the bill, have you read the bill, congressman? i thought that would

he has stood as an impartial guardian of the law. he has worn the robe with honor and humility. he has applied the laws of the land with fidelity and restraint. he will soon turn 90 this month but he leaves his position at top of his game. his leadership will be sorely missed. i spoke with him and told him on behalf of a grateful nation i thanked him for his service. justice stevens ex-pretiond in a letter to me that it's the best interest of the supreme court to have a successor appointed and confirmed before the next term begins. so i'll move quickly to name a nominee as i did with justice sotomayor. while we cannot replace justice stevens' experience or wisdom, i'll seek someone in the coming weeks with an independent minds, a record of excellence and integrity, a fierce dedication to the rule of law and a keen understanding of how the law affects the daily lives of the american people. it will be someone who like justice stevens nose in a democracy, powerful interests must not be allowed to drown out the voices of american citizens. i hope the that will debate and confirm my

. >> he has stood as an impartial guardian of the law. he's worn the judicial robe with honor and humility. >> reporter: president obama now has his second high court opening to fill. his selection is expected within weeks. >> we cannot replace justice stevens' experience or wisdom. i will seek someone in the coming weeks with similar qualities. >> reporter: stevens joined the court in 1975. chief justice john roberts says he's brought intellect, independence and warm grace to the bench. >> whether people would hear i work for stevens, oh, of course, the liberal justice. and when i would tell him that, he would say but i haven't moved at all. it's the court that's moved around me. >> reporter: stevens' replacement won't change the balance of the court but the hearings could get contentious given the tense partisan climate. >> democrats voted on republican nominations based on -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the senate has to confirm the president's nominee with a simple majority. democrats currently have 59 votes in the senate but republica

activists brought a lawsuit to have a chimpanzee and her cent so that the chimpanzee could have a guardian named for it in the same way an independent child would. the supreme court of austria's said we're not going there. no way. the court and human rights except in the case and is now pending. it does not mean they will say yes but often a court does not take the case because a plan on saying no. said it certainly means they take the issue very seriously. animal litigation thomas standing is something you'll be hearing a lot about in the next decade. what about the great ape project? that will never happen, will it? a human declaration? it was legalized by spain you may notice there are not a lot of apes in spain. why would they do that? because there is a deep fervent desire to destroy human exceptional listen and blur the distinction between the human world and what used to be called the beast in the field pregnant pigs have constitutional rights in florida not to be kept in gestation crates because they humane society of the united states which is not affiliated with the local humane

i made volunteer guardians ad lidum, if you know about that. it has been an amazing time for me. i want to thank you again for having this wonderful discussion. please, anyone considering adoption or foster older children, it turns out to be a wonderful surprise for both sides. we have had excellent results in our area. again, north carolina has done. forefronts if you adopt out of forster care, your child will be eligible for reduced tuition in the state as well as if you have someone who needs special development areas. host: we are short on time but thank you for the call. guest: that is a wonderful volunteer program where people are trained to become a paralegal or legal friend of the child in court proceedings. someone there is advocating for the child's throughout. host: this new study that came out, only half of the youths returned eight teen had a job by their mid-20's. and six in 100 have only achieved a college degree. guest: we can do better and it will take the public demanding we do a better job of getting these jobs families and opportunities. host: but a link to yo

at the moment, the father, the guardian speaks for them. to have an opinion in this. this case at the moment is much more about the mother's request or at least purported request to see her kids. >> you know, it's interested, the father is concerned about bringing the kids to see her, because he's afraid the kids might get traumatized and feel somewhat responsible for her condition. on the flip side, i haddad who died when i was 10 years old and wasn't able to go see him in a hospital and will never forget that. i don't understand -- it's interesting the way the dad sees it versus the way the parents see it. >> yeah. it's a tough question. anderson, you were older, obviously, at the time, 10 years old, these children, i think are 2 1/2, 3 years old. to say that it's harmful really assumes a lot of things, assumes they identify this woman is even their mother, number one, and number two, it identifies they may have some sort of guilt. the father is saying they will feel badly because they may think somehow they are to blame for the condition

the web site of the guardians of the free republics said they want to restore america by peaceful means. actor john forsythe died late thursday of cancer at his home in southern california. he was best known for two major television roles over his long career. for eight years in the 1980s, he starred in "dynasty", as oil tycoon blake carrington. before that, he was the unseen boss of "charlie's angels", a group of three female detectives. john forsythe was 92 years old. those are some of the day's main stories. i'll be back at the end of the program with a preview of what you'll find tonight on the newshour's web site. for now, back to jim. >> lehrer: still to come on the newshour: patents for genes; plus shields and brooks. but first, another take on unemployment. it's about benefits, and comes from florida, where the jobless rate is the sixth highest in the nation. newshour economics correspondent paul solman reports, part of his continuing reporting on "making sense" of the economy. >> reporter: the public face of orlando, florida-- family fun in fantasyland. in reality, however, orl

from europe, the president thanked justice stevens for his service, >> he has stood as an impartial guardian of the law. he's worn the judicial robe with honor and humility. he has applied the constitution and the laws of the land with fidelity and restraint. >> woodruff: the retirement of the court's longest-serving current justice came 11 days before he turns 90, but it was no surprise. he'd hinted at it for months. stevens' time on the court began after president gerald ford nominated him in 1975. over the years, he became a reliably liberal voice. he voted to limit the use of the death penalty and to broaden the scope of abortion rights. in 2000, he led the dissenters in "bush v. gore," the five-to- four decision that sealed george w. bush's election as president. and later, stevens won support from justices anthony kennedy and the now-retired sandra day o'connor-- the court's swing voters-- to rein in key bush administration policies. in 2006, he wrote the majority opinion in "hamdan v. rumsfeld," holding that using military commissions to try terror suspects at guantanamo bay was uncon

." >> the guardian has a wonderful book site. >> there are lots of individuals who publish something online that's blog that has reviews and also links to lots of other reviews so they function as digests. maude newton.com. she's all over the place and i end up following links and reading something in the -- maude newton.com is quite career. she has built a career from this blog where she get assignments to review for traditional newspaper sections. it goes the other way sometimes. >> exactly. david? >> "the daily beast" runs a lot of really nice reviews. and most of the -- most of the major newspapers have online-only reviews. so they're definitely worth checking out. >> and i want to mention -- and this is difficult because we talked between the journalism and commerce. the barnes & noble at bn.com -- they completely separate church and state. they do not get -- supposedly any directives from the salespeople about what to review. and they've got some regular features including sarah wineman's column on the criminal mind is top-notch. >> and powells.com, they have a lot of really go

together we carry on the memorial mission and recognize our role as guardians of this memorial. please welcome governor brad henry. [applause] >> at this place 15 years ago today, the lives of all oklahomans, indeed, all americans, were changed forever. today, we gather at the sacred ground, as we do each april 19, to reaffirm our vow to never forget. and the evil perpetrated here illustrated the depths of human depravity. but also occur here came to illustrate the best of humanity, the love and compassion, decency and generosity and warm spirit of our people. as we always do, oklahomans that tragedy with a triumph. from such a horrible crime came tales of the astounding goodness. from the rescue and recovery workers who gathered here from across oklahoma, across the nation, and across the world, to the gift, both large and small, that poured into oklahoma city, to the impromptu tribute and memorials left at the chain-link fence only a few yards away, the aftermath of april 19 actually came to show the innate goodness of humanity. the stories and lessons of that fateful day are

since the supreme leader, he went before the guardian as a result of the election that the guardian council of the constitution is an appointed and constitutionally mandated 12 members council. that is influential in iran. on june 15, 3 million iranian protesters, they came out of homes and they protested in the streets. they were in peaceful remark in iran, but killed seven people's. by the hands of the militias that after the demonstration, reporters, journalists and photographers said all photos to the media around the world. the islamic republic saw the loss of the power and legitimacy. through works of these photographs and restricted the media by creating an atmosphere of fear. these pictures action which are looking now, these are for the demonstration on 1999, which was the biggest 10 years ago, it was the start of when the government banned reformist newspaper, and then students started that time to came out and show their protests. and some people got killed. so still people are blaming nowadays and also the demonstration after the 2009 election, it was begin during at that times

the letters come from the group the guardians of the free republic. they do not threaten violence and so far none arrests have been made. >>> rhode island has been declared a federal disaster area after the worst flooding in 200 years. in the midwest, severe thunderstorms ripped through kansas and oklahoma, flattening homes and trees. and in the pacific northwest snow is still blanketing parts of oregon and washington state. >>> authorities in ft. worth, texas are searching for two arsonists caught on surveillance tape starting fire to a building. the -- setting the fire and then simply taking off. three firefighters were hurt. look at that video. there is still no word so far on a motive. >>> and file this one under what not to do when making a movie. a british newspaper "the sun" obtained a script. someone apparently picked up the script from a bar. the script contained some major changes from the book by j.k. row ling. >> amy and carl, that's the news. >> you know they had some fun at that pub. >> the muggles none too pleased. >> you're really up o

that is on the front of the guardian we just heard their poll.the daily mirrored says he trails and debate. cameron fights back. they came back stronger during tonight's performance. the daily express claims that david cameron clawback for britain on the key issues in this as someone stir for hailing him as the comeback kid. the times report said david cameron and nick clegg or joint winners of the debate. and it reports on personal attacks made by each of the three party leaders. and it i'm not the front of the financial times but does cover the debates and the court in brown at the two having weaknesses, but insists on your man. while joining me now to discuss that our sam coates of the times, steve richard the independent and teen who was once -- [inaudible] welcome to you all. the newspapers, one fit in the day. >> i'm actually -- they say david cameron came out third. we can't say which hold that was then. [inaudible] i thought that david cameron and nick clegg were mac and mac and gordon was significantly further than the other two. [inaudi

if you have had a change like a lay-off, death of oh parent or guardian or divorce let p financial aid office know. if you have received your financial aid award, you can appeal for more money but this process usually takes at least as he weeks to happen. of course, if you have any questions send them to us at cnnhelpdesk@cnn.com. back to you. >> thanks, stephanie. we'll be right back. >>> at least nine people were killed today when a landslide in the alps caused a train to derail in northern italy. five people were hurt. italian officials say the death toll could rise. mud from the landslide got into the train's cars and suffocated passengers. we're not sure how many people were on board. anti-government protesters in thailand carried dead comrades through the streets of bangkok today. the red shirt protesters want the prime minister to resign. 21 people were killed in clashes with thai security forces. 17 of the dead are civilians and four military personnel. more than 800 others were hurt. the ruling party must be dissolved for misuse of donations. >>> phil mickelson, the lefty, adm

if you had a big change like a lay-off, a divorce or a death of a parent or guardian, go ahead and alertal aid office right away. if possible, try to contact the aid office before you receive your award package so the amount can be adjusted accordingly. if you received the package, and that's likely at this point, you may have to make an adjustment based on new circumstances and you can appeal for more money. it usually takes at least several weeks to happen. so keep that in mind. of course if you have any questions like this, send them to us at cnnhelpdesk@cnn.com and we'll get the answers to you, tony. >> see you next hour, stephanie. thank you. poland's tragedy -- how the death of a president is affecting world markets. [ advisor 1 ] i have clients say it's really hard to save for the future and they've come to a point where it's overwhelming. [ advisor 2 ] oh gee, i'm scared to tell you i've got this amount of credit card debt or i've got a 15-year-old and we never got around to saving for their college. that's when i go to work. we talk, we start planning. we can fix this. i know we

>> reporter: it's a group called the guardians of the free republic which put forth on its web site alan to, quote, restore america by peacefully dismantling many of if -- the institutions of the federal government. nine members of the hurricane hutarees arrested over the weekend now facing a variety of charges. >> thank you, steve centanni, from washington. this is a fox news alert, big breaking news today on iran. it's hard to tell which way it's breaking. there is new pressure to stop iran's nuke program after the s r cia -- cia admitted these guys can probably build a bomb. china is saying something different, and iran is, too, and what about israel? how do they factor in? we're going to show you what they're doing when ambassador john bolton joins us in just three minutes. tea party protesters aren't the only ones who think washington is not listening. polls suggest 75% of the country now thinks their views are not being represented, but we saved the really interesting numbers for our debate coming up in about ten minutes. ♪ >> california, i'm with the 49th military police brigad

guardian change is my guest in new york city, gordon is the author of "nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world". good morning to you. his policy will say what in simple terms? >> what he's going to do is saying the united states should not develop a new generation of nuke and should only use nucleolar weapons in limited circumstances. this is a departure from prior administrations. bill: dramatic departure? >> dramatic departure. what he's really doing is he's saying we need to set an example for the rest of the world. the problem is the rest of the world is ramping up their arsenals, they're modernizing their nucleolar weapons, so we could end up in a sort of a period -- or a situation of strategic inferiority because everyone else is improving and we're not doing anything. bill: you're saying okay, he's going to say lead by example but your question is who's following. >> exactly. bill: i think many are asking the same thing, who is following our example. if anyone. >> well, the russians in december said they were going to modernize their nucleolar weapons and their launch

. >> our report for the guardian in nigeria. expect from this meeting. we have a lot of infrastructure problems, electricity, for instance. >> for nigeria? >> secondly, sorry, quickly. what is africa need to expect from the imf? >> i would rather answer the second question than the first, because this kind of meeting is not dedicated to one country or another country, especially a country in crisis,. there is some kind of crisis in nigeria, but not as strong as the crisis in greece, for example. the nigerian problem is a problem of most of the economies in the world. if niger has specific problems or projects, it is more with the world bank to discuss than with imf. when you talk about africa as a whole, that becomes a very important question, because i am just back from a trip of one week in africa. my third trip in africa since i am in this position. africa is really, really one of the most important challenges. more than one year ago, we did a big conference to take stock of what has been done in the past -- the good reserves

the signature of a parent, guardian, or other individual 21 years or older who will take responsibilityor the debt. or that person who signs is proof that the applicant has independent means of repaying any credit extended. it limits prescreened offers of credit to young consumers and prohibits increases in the credit limit on accounts where a parent, legal guardian, spouse, or other individual is jointly libel unless the individual who is jointly libel approves the increase. . this law increases protection against aggressive card marketing and increasing the transpeashesy of affinity arrangements -- transparency of afin iment arrangements. i commend her for managing to pass that legislation. i co-authored the student aid and fiscal responsibility act that passed both houses and was signed into law recently by president barack obama. that law invests $750 million in college access challenge grant program. this helps organizations provide services such as financial literacy and debt management skills that increase the number of low-income students who are prepared to enter and succeed in

edwards, who has worked diligently as a guardian of the chesapeake bay estuary. the chair: the gentlewoman from maryland is recognized for three minutes. ms. edwards: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you especially to the leadership of chairman oberstar, mr. boozman, especially to our chairwoman of our water resources committee, eddie bernice johnson of texas, and to our two leaders here, mr. bishop and mr. lobiondo. i rise today in support of the clean estuaries act, h.r. 4715, because i have seen firsthand the positive ecological and economic role that conservation and protection, indeed attention can play in improving the health of our nation's estuaries. we have only to take a look today at today's headlines in the "washington post." highlighting the improvement of the blue crab in the chesapeake bay, largely due to the protection efforts that we have undertaken there of federal commitment, a state and regional commitment to improving the nation's largest estuary which happens to be a great partner for my state of maryland. so in the past year we have seen that