described in his new book as armed humanitarians so here are the scots the book is nathan hodge father of our humanitarians the rise of the nation builders nathan thanks so much for being here thanks for starters why do you write the book i wrote the book because i was going to watch american military operations overseas in places like iraq and afghanistan and i found that the people who were doing things like digging wells repairing schools doing electrification in rural areas they were the ones wearing birkenstocks or wearing combat boots and i thought this is a really interesting phenomenon because about ten fifteen years ago the word nation building the phrase was really anathema especially in american political discourse the idea was you don't like to do nation building that sort of superpowers don't don't do windows was the phrase it's some sort of other mission that we don't need to have but if you listen to people like our current president obama himself has also said that we're not in afghanistan for the business of nation building right our strategy our goals always seems to

budget cuts and the one area that always seems to get off completely untouched defense spending nathan hodge will join me in studio to talk about the military industrial complex and his new book armed humanitarians next the media world has exploded with news of c.b.s. correspondent lara logan's assault while reporting on protests in egypt now though it's rare to hear about incidents like this do female reporters face problems like this on the regular is it a risk that comes with the job we're going to speak with mother jones reporter mark mcclellan and even though the defense department seems untouchable there is still yet another industry that is doing even better right now pharmaceuticals aren't.

faces a $110 million budget deficit but some pot clubs are objecting to the new regulations and dave hodges, the buyer of the cannabis collective says 7% is way too high and may put some clubs out of business. >> it is not a tax that is designed to allow business to exist. it is a tax that is designed to force businesses and people who need medication outside. >> reporter: the biggest concern is taxation without length myization, and san jose has to have new zoning regulations for pot clubs which means they're at this time still operating in legal limbo. >>> an e-mail glitch deleted tens of thousand us of accounts. g mail users have been complaining all weekend about old messages and contacts being erased. the problem affects about 100,000 users. that's a tiny fraxz of g mail's -- fraction of g mail's user base. google is looking into the problem but so far it is unclear what may have caused it. >>> some use cold medicine. some say drink a lot of watter. >> what really is the best way to treat a fever? the surprising new advice from doctors. >>> jim bernard in the cbs 5 weather center. it l

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don't make him come back tomorrow nathan hodge from the wall street journal of be on the program to discuss his new book armed humanitarians now in the meantime don't forget become a fan of a lot of show on facebook kind of follow us on twitter and if you missed any of the night's program or any other night you can always catch dolly you tube dot com slash the on the show where we post the interviews as well as the show in its entirety coming up next in the news of the latest headlines from the u.s. i don't want. our oh my god we're going to get all. right all right. we'll have a rally we'll sell lots of beer will. they will wear uniforms that little damage is the black family and but very little damning the way. they are the key to our problem are already. the official. from the. video. of your. freedom of speech versus the official line in lithuania politician is facing trial for denying that saudi troops were responsible for the deaths of protesters in vilnius twenty years ago. and ambitions for world domination are how western media seems reluctant to bestselling cold war when it comes

cannabis collective says 7% is way too high and will put some clubs out of business, according to dave hodges. >> it's not a tax that allows businesses to exist, it's designed to force people outside of san francisco. >> reporter: his biggest complaint is taxation without legitimatization. even if the city is taxing these pot clubs, some of them may not be allowed to exist for very long. the city will pass new zoning regulations for pot clubs later this year. two other cities have also recently raised tax for pot clubs, oakland and berkeley also are now taxing pot clubs at a higher rate although at 7%, san jose is the highest in the bay area. that he was the latest from san jose. back to you guys. >> the way things are everybody wants a piece of the pot pie i guess, matt bigler. kcbs radio, thank you. >>> it is 6:40. just got more expensive to set up shop in san francisco. we'll tell you what's driving up retail prices. >> you may be waking up to missing mess action. glitch that wiped out thousands of email accounts coming up. >> and the stock market opening just about 10 minutes ago. let's t

received wisdom about general marshall bradley, beavers, hodges, patton, the british, churchill, alumock, alexander and of course montgomerie. and eisenhower. so basically what i did, i simply in fused smith into the story. i did the best job i could. the thing is that once i dug deeper and deeper into the research i found that there was a great deal more to smith and less to eisenhower. the point being, again, that eisenhower was what one might term a passive-commander. passive meeting he never look for problems to solve. in fact he tried to evade them. , the only time he was firm and a decision is when he was determined not to do something. conversely he was a person who was the inverse. aggressive, affirmative chief of staff. could not be the backstop. he had to be almost deputy commander. in addition to which eisenhower always engaged political commitments which meant that essentially served as his foreign secretary. the other point was that my first book was a military biography. i did not to a thorough job on his postwar career, which was the oversight. that was the product of a

the received wisdom about general marshall, bradley, hodges, patent, the british, churchill, alan brooke, alexander and, of course, montgomery. and eisenhower. basically what i did i simply infuse smith into that story, the best job i could. but the thing is that once i dig deeper and deeper into the research i found that there's a great deal more to smith and considerably less to general eisenhower. point being again and eisenhower was what one might term a passive negative commander. acid thing he never looked for problems to solve. in fact, he tried to evade them. and negative, doing time he was firm in a decision when he was determined not to do something. so conversely he need a person who was the inverse, aggressive, affirmative chief of staff. so smith could not be the backstop, the quiet backs are. he had to be almost deputy commander. in addition to which eisenhower always a good political commitments, and that meant smith essentially served as his foreign secretary. the other point was that my first book was a military biography. i did not do a thorough job on his postwar caree

. >> this is edtie hodges and here is his partner major john glenn jr.. >> reporter: a young contestantse in 1957 on the game show "name that tune." >> needless to say i'm very happy to be chosen. >> reporter: in 1959 glen was picked to become one of the seven original mercury astronauts. at a time when america seemed to be losing the space race to the some of out union. when a russian was the first man to orbit the earth in 1961, the u.s. answered at first request a pair of short sub- orbital flights. finally the following february, john glenn boarded the capsule friendship 7 in an attempt to match the soviet feat. >> god speed, john glenn. >> osgood: the whole country was watching, holding its breath when glen lifted off. we didn't exhale until glen's capsule splashed down safely three orbits.... >> she looks very good, over. >> osgood:... and more than four-and-a-half hours later. john glenn was a national hero. congratulated by president kennedy. honored with a traditional ticker tape parade. and welcomeded at a somewhat less traditional ceremony in the waters off hyannisport. >> mrs

we might see a lot of people say i'm not one to drive, off and said i will hodge on bart.instead i willansit. >> mark: how training, in desperate need of money, if they don't find it soon huge cuts are on the table for caltrans. they're facing a $30 million budget shortfall. proposing cutting half of train service. the worst case would see 48 train schedules that would only see trains running during the workweek and commute times. >> if you make the cuts you thinking of making its devastating to users. >> i dug financially have the means to buy a car. >> what is your response when these abandoned stations are analyzed. >> many people work beyond 6:30 p.m.. >> we can get to our jobs if we don't find another way. >> not having an option if you miss that last train stranded 55 mi. from, it will hurt. >> mark: most riders said they're willing to pay higher fares. >> darya: 1 $30 million to bring bart to san jose. that means construction of an extension to begin next year. the funds still have to clear republicans were promising to slash billions of dollars of the president obama as transpor

[horns hodge -- honking ] >> one student says he has family in egypt and felt inspired to do somethingouple of nights before with my mom and we saw the pictures of people being -- you know, throwing stones and people bleeding. i decided i needed to do something with my school backing me. >> the students scheduled the demonstration before classes and wrapped up to be -- wrap up for school on time. >>> there will be another protest at uc berkeley following another attempted sleepout. on the 10:00 news last night, we showed you students camping out to put pressure on the american government to withhold aid for president mubarak. one protesters toll us overnight that police told them to leave the campsite. the students do plan to return in about two hours. they will also join a large irprotest at 1:00 p.m. tomorrow at san francisco's union plaza. >>> there is another suspicious fire to tell you about in san francisco's castro district. this happened about four hours ago at a home on 18th street and colingwood. it's only a couple of blocks away from the three suspicious fires we were tellin