and 45 -- >> harmon, you still there? all right. i don't hear harmon.t have harmon. we're going to try to get him back on the line. i figure a guy that can build bridges can probably redial us. we'll talk to him in a couple of minutes. the top ten heroes honored on thanksgiving night. if you have not made a habit of watching "heroes" or going to the website this is the year to do it. the fourth annual all-star tribute. to vote head over to cnn heroes.com. these are people you have chosen, your votes. your nominations. now you can vote on who the winner will be. the last full day to vote is november 17th. we're going to try to get harmon back on line because he has a great story. >>> we're following other breaking weather news. tornadoes have caused major damage near flagstaff, arizona. we've got some pictures that have just come in. quite phenomenal. not if you get allstate accident forgiveness. it starts the day you sign up. dollar for dollar, nobody protects you like allstate. [ commearlier, she hady vonn! an all-over achy cold... what's her advantage

>> thank you, don. >> harmon parker from nairobi, kenya.line for the cnn hero who inspires you the most. the winner will be honored thanksgiving night, hosted by our very own anderson cooper. >>> now we want to go to a story of human triumph. >> the very same hands that do brain surgery right around that time, they had scars everywhere from pulling weeds. >> this surgeon had much humbler beginnings. how he rose out of poverty. >>> plus, we're going to talk to the founder of a dating website for ugly people. yep, you heard me right and it's one of its members really is also here to join us after the break. at northern trust, we understand... that while you may come from the same family... you know, son, you should take up something more strenuous. you have different needs and desires. - i'm reading a book. - what's a book? so we tailor plans for individuals, featuring a range of integrated solutions. you at your usual restaurant? son: maybe. see you tomorrow. stairs? elevator. to see how our multi-faceted approach... can benefit your multi-g

what kind of effort will it take to harmonize these things. what implications will kra have on our competitiveness. >> after three days overseas, i am very optimistic. aligning early. financial companies would have toous the clearing house. i encourage you to keep an eye out we are taking it to heart. congress has left us to discretion, we want to harmonizing where we think the europeans will end up with this we need to be realistic to that are you, are they moving sufficientish enterally. there is now a larger focus on the common equity as the source. there's a very rye stricted use of other assets. we limited some type of capital. we had made substantial process we all worked together in the agreement. >> chairman dodd with you as well. >> the fact that we moved with this legislation, was that helpful on many of these issues. there's great interest in what we've done throughout world. it has been well received. jo i'm not going to schmidt a lot of questions because you have work to do. a couple of things come to mind. i'm going to give you a

the operators can tell just by the hum of that machine that it's a harmonic noise emitted that it's out of balance and the machine needs to be cleaned. it will start vibrating and we have vibration analysis machines that will come over here and check the levels. so it's kind of an on-going thing that you have to stay on top of on a daily basis. >> handled properly, you take organic residuals, as we call them, that are leftovers of our society and turn them back into some energy. and we have another ability to take that sludge and get a nutrient value for crops there. we actually are running a kind of composting energy recovery system. >> well, this is a dirty job. we try to do it safely and we try to do it without imposing too much on the public. people want to flush their toilets and have things go away and not be bothersome again. we do a lot to try to accomplish that. i'd like to invite you to come back any time you want. once you got this in your blood, you are not going to be able to stay away. the raging waters are fun and when we do digester cleaning i really hope you can come ba

. >>> the show will be taking at the speaks spear theater company harmon hall four days beginning tonight. it's all part of indecision 2010 coverage tour. all four shows will be called when grizzlies attack. daly show mid party ganza. jon stewart and stephen colbert hold a national ticket on the mall. >>> right now nothing to fear on this monday morning. f to a pleasant start. mperatures in the 50s to nea 60 degrees throughout most of the region. partly cloudy sky, increasing clouds as the day progresses. afternoonhighs in the low to mid-70s. likelihood of passing showers this afternoon and this evening, maybe with thund and lightning. tomorrow, cloudy and low to mid-70s. small chance of a sprinkle. another likelihood of rain wednesday, wednesday evening with thunder and lightning. cooling down. dry weather into the holiday weekend. >> we' following breaking news for folks who normally travel braddock road. heads-up. this is the one we told you about a short time ago. inbound drad dock before you get to the capital beltway. one power pole brought down in this accident involving at least o

. >>> the show will be taking at the speaks spear theater company harmon hall four days beginning tonight. it's all part of indecision 2010 coverage tour. all four shows will be called when grizzlies attack. daly show mid party ganza. jon stewart and stephen colbert hold a national ticket on the mall. >>> 60 degrees. 4:50. still mild. can't wait to see what kind of day we're going to have today. >> i think we have changes coming in th form of rain, right, tom? >> and this morning we're starting off with another mild morning. and we've got that bright in the western sky. 60 degrees at national airport. upper 50s in prince george's county as well as in arlingt county. much of montgomery and fairfax in the mid-50s. looking farther to the west we have temperatures in the 50s to near 606789 southern maryland, chesapeaken this monday morning, low 60s in many locations. low to mid-60s. it's a bit chillier as usual in western maryland, west virginia. a few locations in the 40s. we have a southwesterly flow that's been with us the last couple days. it's been spreading rain into kentucky and tennes

in no way does this that harmonize modern architecture alongside the natural landscape and historical landmarks. it is distasteful construction. i would like you to consider the preservation of this historical landmark that makes millions of tourists from all are around the world who leave their hearts in this distinct architecture and aesthetic of san francisco. thank you. president peterson: thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is man well broca -- manuel beroka. i only building across the street. i have lived there for quite a while. i know i am just across from the lane. i hear the wonderful comments of the visitors that come to san francisco that it is a must see. every individual that comes to san francisco probably goes to the lane. this is a picture. this is a picture before the taj mahal was built. i was never notified about that. they used to send notices to neighbors that the project was in study are was going to be submitted to a committee -- the building committee. i never received one. i was in europe. i came back and i saw all this going on. for a couple of years

during a deposition of harmon kennedy, the executive said he relied on co-workers to make sure the information was correct. 300 lenders halted tens of thousands of foreclosures now that it is public. but wells fargo has no plans to stop issuing its foreclosures. >>> doctors are coining a new term for skin irritations caused by your laptop computer. dermatologists say the heat from your laptop can lead to a condition called toasted skin syndrome. the temperature under a laptop can reach 125 degrees leading to the, adening of skin in the affected -- leading to a darkening of the skin. in rare cases it can lead to skin cancers such as overexposure to the sun. >>> a new consumer technology is being pioneered in the bay area. it is called augmented reality or ar. it cannot only point you in the right direction, but also tell you what you interest poked at. richard hart has a new look at it. >> it was the first transit system on popular social networks. >> we have been on twitter and facebook since 2008. social media is a small part of what we do. it is important for building community. >> no public

any standards at all but he is a great thinker so so you still believe that these things can be harmonized well you're very convincing the way you express it but i really do believe that when we talk about quality education especially. in higher education there should be really some stand there it's the way you reach this ten percent of course you may of a past this time that you may i think out of the box you may be very creative of course free and on the very many examples we know that i can see that some point even to be almost mentally retarded. because he didn't excel in schools we have such such cases but but my in my my point is that if we want to really have a competitive to give the possibility of very many students from from all over the world i would say and from from different countries in different institutes. to be competitive. we still have to follow some kind of a a common part otherwise we won't have a specific rate teria for evaluating them but in any case i still believe all by your very convincing i have them in the center i still believe that thinking and the rising tr

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that basically it has not been discussed the right way it should have been discussed globally to harmonize all of the system and basically the left is saying that the government did not take the right steps to do it and moreover that the project they're voting is not finance after two thousand and eighteen so that's one of the main issue of the station today what about the demonstrators methods we see cars being lit on fire what do you make of them do you think is this is the right way to do things to make their voices heard you said you don't think the government has spoken to the people but are the people speaking to the government here. well i think we have to stop here a minute because i've been reading a lot on the foreign press about what's happening in france we have to say that the situation is serious but it's not terrible i mean in terms of strikes it has been like seven days of strikes and we had in ninety five twenty two days so this year the strikes been for three days during saturday so it's not the same impact on the economy on the other hand it's true that there's been a lo

. >> then, angie harmon goes where cameras have never been allowed to go.ctive school. and talk show host jimmy kimmel spends six months as a meat ball taster. >> jimmy: it's good. good. good. >> unbelievable. today on oprah. >> jimmy: just doing my part for meat ball safety. [ applause ] thanks, oprah. great doing the show. you're a great lady. i mean that. one more thing. like many americans with hundreds of babies, nadya suleman, the octo-mom is having trouble paying her mortgage. this weekend, she had a yard sale to raise some money. but there are a lot of thinks to take care of when you own a home. especially for a single mom. so, to try to help her out, we called yehya. there's yehya. he's a friend of the show. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: yehya, his hobby, is he goes to places to pose for pictures with celebrities. but he's a handyman, his real job. so, we sent yehya to help the octo-mom around the house. >> hey, it's me, it's yehya. i fix a celebrity's house today. i'm so excited, i'm so happy i come today and fix up the house. hello? it's me, yehya. ope

they will include david harmon and wilson and republican running for the state assembly. >>> for the second year in a row the government will announce a budget deficit of more than $1 trillion. alison burns reports now that is going to put democrats on the offensive even more on the campaign trail now. right? >> reporter: good morning to you. that means the government keeps spending more than it's bringing in. let's take a look at the numbers. the congressional budget office is prekicking the budget will total $1.29 trillion. that is down slightly from the highest deficit the year before $1.4 trillion. >> spending a trillion dollars on projects that many weren't necessary many were part of boondoggles and many were favoritism and we see proof of that. there is some vindication. >> president obama is on the defensive about it as he campaigns for democratic candidates saying he inherited a record deficit from the bush administration. president obama's bipartisan reduction commission is expected to release its report on how to reign it in after the midterm elections. reporting live from

d fphgege >>> this morning holly morris is at the shakespeare companies harmon center, a beautiful facility. the harman center for the arts in northwest d.c. >> she's there to get a sneak peek of the performances at the d.c. dance festival. >> reporter: you will see a little bit of everything that the city has to offer. and i have been sitting here chatting and talking about its amazing in the course of the morning that we've been here, the different styles we see. >> we've traveled the world and that's the big thing about d.c. dance, is that we don't really have a second city added to new york. new york is fine and wonderful but we're like a international portal of dance. and andre was born and raised in south africa and dances with the washington ballet and he's atypical to have that. but many local dance companies tour the world, bypass new york and you don't know who the dancer is growing up next door to you in some ways. so i'm thrilled we are able to highlight everybody. >> and do you think also when the companies travel the world that that's a chance to pick up things and bring it ba

joining us now, frank -- and from london with more on how this is being handled, andy harmon. frank, i'll begin with you. how is this threat different than other terror threat alerts? >> obviously, i don't have access to all the intelligence, but clearly a judgment call is made on a case by case bases of the authenticity of the information and intelligence gleaned from a particular source. it's wrong to think europe is not another cross hairs of europe and al-qaeda. you've had over 100 brittons traveling overseas to fight alongside al shabaab and a very strong statement made by the security service saying that it's a matter of fact until the threats come to the streets of london, so the united states is still in the cross hairs, but so are others and that's al-qaeda's objective. >> andy, what is your sense of the way western europe is set up to deal with handling these types of threats and if it is different, how so from the way you understand it to be dealt with in the states? >> in europe, united kingdom and spain, countries that have had major attacks. other countries have

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the show will be tapedt the shakespeareheater company's harmon hall for the next four daflz it is part of the comedy central show's indecision tour. all four shows will be called when grizzlies attacks. then they are holing a rally on the national mall. >>> a member of the u.s. natial swim team died over the weekend during an open water race in the united arab emirates. >> reporter: 26-year-old fran crippen was competing in the world cup near dubai on saturday when fellow swimmers noticed he did not cross the finish line. after a two-hour search, divers found his body near last buoy. >> they were sad. one of theirs had gone missing. >> reporter: he was from philadelphia and came from a family of prominent swimmers and in august won at the pan pacific championship. during the weekend's competition, he rortedly told his coach he didn't feel well. ra organizers say he overexerted himself. but others in the swimming community questioned the race conditions. officials stay temperature of the water was at least 84 degrees, and three additional swimmers, two american women and one brazilian,

my name is harmon parker, and i build bridges to transform people's lives.d to participate and make some sort of financial contribution. it's hard, and it takes a lot of determination. >> get it, get it! >> the bridge is a beautiful metaphor for many things. i feel privileged to do what i'm doing. >> larry: to meet all top ten cnn heroes and vote for the one who inspires you the most, just go to cnn.com/heroes. all ten will be honored thanksgiving night when anderson cooper hosts cnn heroes. [ man ] november 15th. go ahead. mark your calendars. because that's the first day you can switch your medicare part d plan. we're ready, and we can't wait to switch. [ male announcer ] make the switch to an aarp medicarerx plan, insured through unitedhealthcare. call now for a free information kit. discover why these part d plans are so popular with over 4.3 million members. [ man ] what i wanted was simple. the most value for my dollar. so now that it's time, we're making the move to a plan that really works for us. plus, we'll be covered at like 60,000 pharmacies. [ m

my name is harmon parker, and i build bridges to transform people's lives.o initiate the project. they had to participate and make some sort of financial contribution. it's hard, and it takes a lot of determination. >> get it, get it! >> the bridge is a beautiful metaphor for many things. i feel privileged to do what i'm doing. >> larry: to meet all top ten cnn heroes and vote for the one who inspires you the most, just go to cnn.com/heroes. all ten will be honored thanksgiving night when anderson cooper hosts cnn heroes. at's he? it's speedy alka-seltzer! [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus rushes relief for all-over achy colds. the official cold medicine of the u.s. ski team. alka-seltzer plus. >> he didn't perceive having intercourse with a 13-year-old girl is against the law. >> the fact of polanski leaving the country eclipsed what happened to the system of justice. >> he didn't care about what happened to me, and he didn't care about what happened to polanski. >> why are people still so fascinated with this, do you think? >> i don't know. it's just hi

chinese officials, quote, harmonized, unquote, my interview with the premier.s the chinese lingo for "censored." there was an official news blackout of the entire interview. china's official news agency reported that there had been an interview, but it didn't report any of what wen jiabao said. and if you clicked on links to real news reports, this is what you got -- a blank page. so essentially the only place in china to read what he actually said was on blogs and social media that had been able to evade censors. then one week after cnn aired the wen jiabao interview, an open letter was sent from 23 senior communist party elders in china to the top politicians in the land. the letter quoted wen jiabao's words from his interview with me, using those words as fodder for their case against the invisible black hand of censorship. these former high-up officials called on the current leadership to respect what they say is china's constitutionally guaranteed right to free speech. then chinese media began to flout the official censorship and ran quotes from the interv

my name is harmon parker, and i build bridges to transform people's lives.initiate the project. they had to participate and make some sort of financial contribution. it's hard, and it takes a lot of determination. >> get it, get it! >> the bridge is a beautiful metaphor for many things. i feel privileged to do what i'm doing. >> larry: to meet all top ten cnn heroes and vote for the one who inspires you the most, just go to cnn.com/heroes. all ten will be honored thanksgiving night when hand ann cooper hosts cnn heroes. [ fe] evyear mlionof ams face disas adof hope"program, a free lndry service that provides clean ots woman it feels sgow th i've got clea you don't know hove benals are got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. [ male announce

he's going to harmonize the house and senate republicans and putting agenda forward that he says whoeverblican nominee is in 2012 can run with and run hard on. already mitch mcconnell is thinking structurally about how to work things in the senate to aid and abet the nominee. control expectations an not suggest that republicans in the house or senate can change america overnight because the president will have the veto, he will still have to deal with the reality of the filibuster. he told me we have to lower expectations about moving rapidly to undo those things that voters in the polls indicate they're unhappy with. >> major, i know joe scarborough seized on this earlier today because this is pretty stunning in your interview where mitch mcconnell says the number one octob objective is to defeat barack obama, not to run the country, not to get the economy going, not to deal with the real issues that people are hungry for a cloougs solution to. >> that's right. he said, you can read it right there. our single most important political goal is to create an atmosphere where the 2010 republ

they harmonize. >> can you hear it? open. >> some people say freak injuries some say hottest thing on the market. what do you think? >> i think they are interesting. they are a little hard to use for a little kid but great soft terry cloth and stick your hand in their mouth and they have baby teeth and they can bite you. >> they do. ow. some say they are the cutest things snoop the colors are awesome. very polite. they say please and thank you. >> they are in the range of $20, $30. this brings you up to $50. this won't stop. disney princess and me. >> this is princess and me. princesses are always popular with girls in the 4, 5, 6-year-old set. it comes with a costume. it's that role play imagination. kit be ariel fighting off the wicked sea witch or saving the world. >> someone told me apparently she's a princess and you cover her up and she's a mermaid. your favorite might be my favorite which is this truck. nothing can stop tonka tough truck. even if he falls off he keeps going. he can go upside down. hanging off the

none of us is harmon's equal, but we are all his errors if we choose to be.ink of it in the long term and skeptically about what is commonly accepted, and practically, open-minded way following the fact where they lead, there is every reason to be optimistic, not only about the result but our nation's role in bit. -- role in it. when i think back through herman's work, there is an affection there for his fellow citizens that i hope we never lose sight of. those who would be friends of freedom and believe free institutions and free markets and free competition of men and women aspiring for a better life is the best motor to list everyone -- in fact is the very best hope of those who enter life with the fewest advantages that i hope each person will resist the temptation that i occasionally see to engage in despair that occasionally creeps in. i hear too many people who are headed the right direction say things like think how few people pay any taxes. think how many people are on the government dole one way or another. think how our social mores that enable, en

. >>> fans of "the early show" will be taping four days at harmon hall beginning today. we'll the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yrself again. oscillococnum, nip it in the bud. >>> good morning. we have some high clods coming in and we have temperatures on the mild side this morning, near 60. later today into the mid-70s and some likely showers coming through late this afternoon into is evening. a small chance of some thunder with that. tomorrow cloudy, maybe some sprinkles. and more rain likely on wednesday, perhaps with some thunder. then drying out thursd into the weekend. how's the traffic, jerry? >> the inner loop of the beltway crawling now, volumeonly. inner loop, sunshine will get you off and on, rockville pike all the way to new hampshire, be careful. >>> later today on nbc 4, "t nate berkus show" it's the one-hour design challenge. two best friends are battling it t for a $2500 grand prize today at 2:00 right here on nbc 4. >>> what did i tell you? 88 miles an hour! >> hello, mc

in the end, it was tom harmon from orange county who crossed the aisle and provided that 27 votes neededor passage. ktvu's jade hernandez is there. >>> federal agents are now patrolling amtrak at this hour. claudine wong is in oakland with a look at the reason for this increased security. good morning, claudine. >> good morning, dave. certainly riders we talked to this morning were a little surprised to see how much security was out here. at this oakland amtrak station. we have actually tsa, department of homeland security, as well as amtrak police, oakland police also came through here this morning. this is something that you are going to see, however, at amtrak stations across the bay area. and across the country. there's even a similar effort in rail stations in europe today as well. it was all part of operation rail safe. it's an effort to increase the presence of uniformed officers, just to keep riders on their toes, and to let any kind of criminal element that might target the nation's rails know that they are being watched. this is not being organized by the department of homeland

my name is harmon parker and i build bridges to transform peoples as lives.articipate and make some sort of financial contribution. it is hard and it takes a lot of determination. get it, get it! a bridge it a beautiful metaphor for many things. i feel i'm privileged to do what i'm doing. >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me--but not while you're driving. we knew this day was coming. that's why we bought a subaru. adof hope"program, a free lndry service that provides clean ots woman it feels sgow th i've got clea you don't know hove benals are you must really care about him. what? you gave him fiber. this tastes way too good to be fiber. they're delicious crunchy clusters with sweet honey and half a day's worth of fiber. you care about my fiber? not really. [ male announcer ] fiber one. >>> just in.

europe and around the world to try to look at how we do our regulatory decision making to try to harmonize standard approaches, approach is based on the best regulatory science. we have been engaged with our colleagues in that you. they have been looking at our framework of the oversight of devices, and i think they are thinking about whether they need to make some of their oversight more stringent. we are looking at our own device review system. one of the things that can happen in regulatory agencies is that laws are put in place during one time and then the world can change dramatically. the world of medical devices has changed drastically. so i think it is appropriate that periodically we are reassessed and work with our sister regulatory authorities as we defined our thinking and approaches. >> going more deeply into the process, there have been reports that medical cocktails may be the future of cancer treatment, but doing so would allow multiple companies and researchers. can this be done without developing restrictive trade charges? >> i am more focused on the complexity of the sci

automobiles actually was being studied by students who actually went on to form the company called harmonics're a provider of guitar hero and rock band. >> of course. that's right. because we talked about that in our quiz that that's what air bags and guitar hero have in company. >> that's serendipity. one thing leads to another and you never know where it's going to lead. >> let's talk about cars. >> okay. let's talk about cars. one of our groups called smart cities about ten years ago asked the question what kind of city would you like to live in? and then design a car for that city. the amazing thing is none of the students in this group were car designers. they were architects. they were doctors, computer scientists, visual and graphic designers and asked what would a car look like that you would have in the city. the first thing was a robotic wheel where all the mechanical components of the cars them service -- the electric motor, steering, brakes, are contained within the wheel. when you do this if you look at this little model, simple prototype model, you can actually move the central

and syndey harmon hall is one of the most amazing places. >> reporter: this is a great venue.eason enough to come out and be a part of the festival. >> no question. and there is a balancing piece on this program. trey markin tire who is one of the great choreographers and liz ler man, jane frankly, there are so many remarkable people and i think it's a great coalition of dance. and i have to do a shoutout for a dance that won. >> reporter: one, i'm giving you one. >> won outstanding new work and it's by christopher k. morgan. it's also in the show. and a great chance to see a variety of different things that's classic to cutting-edge. >> reporter: and the award show will be part of this. >> it's wednesday night. >> reporter: aday a head, right. and one of the things that defined us is the d.c. metro dance award is an honor and it invigorated the community. so you have a remarkable performance. >> reporter: and you are just back from kazakhstan. >> we were in red square 72 hours ago. >> reporter: well 72 hours ago, now on myfoxdc.com. myfoxdc.com is our website. tickets are as

europe and around the world to try to look at how we do our regulatory decision making to try to harmonize standard approaches, approach is based on the best regulatory science. we have been engaged with our colleagues in that you. they have been looking at our framework of the oversight of devices, and i think they are thinking about whether they ed to make some of their oversight more stringent. we are looking at our own device review system. one of the things that can happen in regulatory agencies is that laws are put in place during one time and then the world can change dramatically. the world of medica devices has changed drastically. so i think it isppropriate that periodically we are reassessed and work with our sister regulatory authorities as we defined our thinking and approaches. >> going more deeply into the process, there have been reports that medical cocktails may be the future of cancer treatment, but doing so would allow multiple companies and researchers. can this be done without developing restrictive trade charges? >> i am more focused on the complexity of the science

with a drug lab found in a georgetown university freshman dorm. 400 students were evacuated from harmonrday afternoon after reports of a strange odor. police say they found a lab where students were creating a hallucinogenic drugs. >> it was a freshman dorm building. it is not something you would expect to find there. >> fortunately no one was injured, and the campus is back to normal operations. >> in new york a gunman opened fire in a crowded manhattan restaurant killing bun man. it happened at the good step diner on west 74th street saturday morning. police say the victim was shot in the head and chest. the shooter exchanged heated words with the victim before opening fire. no arrests have been made. >> a point of contention for residents. people say they are just trying to make a buck. merchants worried about losing customers. perhaps the bigger issue is the city losing money. >> there is a new racket in town. it involves the needy, gift cards, and e-z park meters. this man says he has seen people try to make money with the e-z park meters every day. >> i have seen people pull up to

remembered one of my most favorite books that is -- you know, someone this morning, was it sidney harmon, someone talked about maxwell. and i immediately was thinking of sherwood. i think both of them should be celebrated in a place like this. but, you know, from very early childhood, i learned, and i talk about it in my recent book, i learned that, you know, we live in the realm of the real. and in that realm, there's very little that we can control. we don't control what country we're born in. we don't control even what name we're given, what language we first speak. but there is that other realm which is the realm of the imagination which you do two things. one, you have control. because you talk about reality, and you read about reality from the perspective other than the one that is, quote unquote, imposed on you. but at the same time i learned my father used to bring me -- make me visit the world first to this imaginary maps. imaginary maps, imaginary guides which were books. i first discovered about iran through my father telling me stories by our great epic poet who, by the way,

harmon said that both packages contained computer printer cartridges filled with explosives but the wuone used a cell phone and the other used a timer as a detonator. a call from washington. democratic line. caller: good morning. i'm very shocked at the news and hearing about these packages. i'm a veteran. my son is in the army. and he has been over to iraq three times already. i'm sick of war, you know? but i know that we are not going to deal from a premise of tpafe but we are going to deal from a freshmen of freedom -- from a premise of freedom. and the soon are the arabs that are warring against us get that message, the better. host: lake wales, florida. go ahead. stpwhrao yes. my comment is that i think that the american people really need to realize that we are dealing with some sort of, you know, military entity. won't we are not really used to dealing with them and they are increasingly becoming intelligent and learning our way of life. so we need to understand that we have to react to this and we need to adjust to what is going on and what is coming at us. host: adjust how? >> ou

but it will go into a system that is not harmonized. even within countries -- you still face challenges there. then you have to get to the point where you can put it together and analyze it and figure out which things will come back from being counterfeit. when you are dealing with this, sometimes the government say if there's going to be a successful case, you have to bring in a victim and demonstrate all of this kind of harm. if you take it that way and set of focusing on the criminal activity, you will never put a dent in anything. you have to start with the fact that criminal activity is criminal. that's my 2 cents. >> any other questions? shall we adjourn for break? let's have a break. you've got 15 minutes. we are running ahead? that is great. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> this week, on "the communicator's" the fcc on regulating the broad canvas -- broadband, broadband indecency and their home of the fcc. . at's tonight on c-span2 middle -- >> mi

jane harmon, she made $15 million. harry reid, how many millions did he make? and they're all doing the same thing. they're demagoguing those who are successful. yet how do they make their money? i think people better watch out for these country. these aren't democrats. these are socialists. host: i understand your point. we should point out that congresswoman harman, much of their money from their spouses. caller: regardless. they're demagoguing the rich. who are the rich? caller: host: thanks for the call. the education of a president. peter baker has this story, the cover story of the "new york times" sunday magazine. from our twitter page kelly is up early in sacramento, california, democrat's line. a couple big raceses in your state as well including speck speaker pelosi. caller: good morning. this is to everybody, republicans and democrats. the past eight years we have given bush and his people, everything, to send our companies overseas, to tax the little people, the middle class, and that's me. we were not doing good the past ten years. we gave obama an

spokesperson is reviewing the ruling and has 60 days to a real but it does not have to the defensive harmonsident barack obama wants congress to make permanent a $2,500 college tuition tax credit that's set to expire at the end of the year.the american opportunity tax credit was part of the $814 billion economic stimulus bill obama signed early in 2009. he had proposed making the tax credit permanent in his 2011 budget proposal, but congress has not acted on his request. obama planned an event wednesday at the white house with area college students to discuss how they benefited from the tax credit, and why it should be made permanent. 12.5 million people used the credit to help pay for college last year. the average credit was $1,700, about 75 percent more than under other existing college tax credits. 0 morning free those who use the uc-berkeley recreational facility someone may be taking pictures purporting the man described as a woman entered the locker room he's the man in his 20s about 5 ft. 4-56 got carrots then be held here is right large dark sunglasses and a curly black wig. >> we

we believe no must harmonize and integrate its civilian and military capacities. that is something secretary gates and i are working on in our own government. one item not on the formal agenda was afghanistan. naturally, as its largest ongoing operation, there was much discussion. two key elements of the strategy were discussed -- first, helping afghanistan make the transition to taking the lead on its own security, and in the longer term creating a strategic partnership with afghanistan that will foster lasting stability and progress. both objectives are critical to nato's mission in afghanistan. in addition, secretary gates and i met together and separately with the number of our counterparts to discuss a range of regional and global issues. the united states remains absolutely committed to nato, which has safeguarded our freedom for over 60 years. we will continue to offer whatever support we can to help finalize the strategic concept and to implement it, insuring that nato will always stand as an effective and forceful alliance for its members security. with t

keenly aware that success in iraq would require the total harmonization of u.s.ary and diplomatic efforts, he forged a celebrated bondith general david petraeus, ensuring a coordinated approach that has been lauded for its effectiveness in moving u.s. policy forward. he was awarded the presidential medal of freedom for his extraordinary service in iraq. ryan crocker left government service in 2009 and early finns year assumed his current position as dean of the bush school of government and public service at texas a&m university. he will take questions after his talk. please join me in welcoming to the podium career ambassador ryan crocker. [applause] >> tnk you very much for that warm introduction, admiral burnson. it reminds me that like a number of others in this room, i have much more of a past than i do a future. i would just like to express my own appreciation to the national council on u.s. arab relations and dr. john duke anthony for this tremendous program. looking at not just the numbers of participants but the distinction othe participants, i thinrefle

its statement was they're not interested in a conversation about harmonization, they are only wanted to hear a on how the documents will be returned, and a legal counsel for the department of defense also issued a statement to us. >> a i am from italy. sometimes, you are portrayed like a man of the run. are you worried about your safety? d.c. enemy is trying to hurt you, to get you? >> that question has been answered a lot. >> i can only sort of get people sit consider that we have a serious case here where the obama administration is trying to create new law been through changing the interpretation of existing law. it is in a similar manner to, i suppose, bush expanded the power of the presidency using lawyers to create new interpretation of previous arrangements. that is a serious business. that is why it is not just me, but the statements are trying to be applied to all press in the united states, an outside of the united states. >> wednesday, you wrote on your twitter feed pepco wikileaks communication infrastructure was under attack. we have any evidence which could help pinpoin