. >> wilkerson went on to fund teen challenge, a illogically challenged recovery program for drug auditing, he returned to man hat ton to find the time square church. in the after math of 9/11, wilkerson's [inaudible] repet tense. >> you're praying, you know instiktbacker extinctive in your heart that god is trying to speak to this nation and the world through this. forgive our sins against you. have mercy on us. >> wilkerson's heart for revival was a hallmark in one of his most stirring sermon, he preached about anguish to the unsafe >> we had our revival talk but we've been so passive, all true passion is born out of anguish. all true passion for christ comes out of a baptism of anguish. >> he was at war with the status quo, he could not tolerate relij yeasty so it's a funny thing that god called him to pastor, the things he talked about warning about holiness and anguish, they were a voice that were calling the body of voice. he was talking for the lord. >> wilkerson's death leaves a legacy but his ministry ambition will be dearly missed, to those going through the valley in shadow of d

i do not wish to denigrate illogic, but local and empowerment must not be allowed to create situationst do not take into consideration the inequity of our global view of our school district, so we need you. we need you because the medieval fiefdom model is not working for us. we need to oversee, to make sure the between the school sites that really exist, equity. cut are happening. but the individual sites, and they are serious, and they are very, very much affecting. visual art. merina is down. three teachers losing 0.4 each. double a may lose a class. john o'connell has no music. one has zero orchestra. we need you to fix these inequities. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners, superintendent garcia. my name is -- and i am actually a teacher from mischa high school. i am going to change the subject a little bit. i understand the music and the three years the four languages very, very important, but let me just share something with you. i have a student tomorrow that is going through deportation proceedings. i have a student that may be deported because he was referred to ice. i a

barely needed such as the habitation of these people on the island will afford both valuable if illogical radiation on human beings. various radio isotopes present can be traced from the soil through the food chain and into the human beings where the tissue an organ distribution biological half lies and excretion rates can be studied they had to bring in some people from both of the two it. started to get their picture nate were there i use them as a kid in books that's when we purchased and they stood there for hours x. are. we know that chronic low dose exposure will increase to some extent the incidence of leukemia and cancer of the skin but we are in a region that we really know very little about in regard to human effects one of things about good health care is a people that are receiving their health care at first and i trust in what they're trying to do and trust involves historical context of it and so i think there were definite trust assurance. the department of energy stacks more than three million plus big feet of studies on radiation the scientists were so fascinated by this

enterprises but military systems this is what we cannot understand it does not correspond with the illogical for a relationship for an hour so it is not a bold military threats we do not feel threatened by american bases by american and through missile systems deployed in anywhere in the europe we just do not understand the logic of why we have to do to be in this situation instead of. having called the region against common threats and challenges which is not the case now ok live from moscow that was constantine as the chair of the head of the state duma foreign affairs committee many thanks thank you. now while the u.s. has been honoring its dead soldiers the government is being accused of failing to help keep c make it from war alive experience left to adjust to life after service all by themselves in a struggling to make sense and justify the deaths caused by the war in iraq has been a poor night i met one former soldier whose account of how grueling endure and shed light on the harsh life of her turning soldier. yes the thing here they very much into the infinite world of literature ent

i said that the there is a kind of geopolitical notion of the west but there is also a mythical illogical notion of the west so it's perfectly in keeping with the fact that there is a critique of the west critique of its notions of progress and development. a gemini i think that's all quite appropriate but at the same time there are other places in the world where certain kinds of unfreedom as they are as they see it exist where the west is a goal and so we have to get used to this very ambivalent very ambiguous very enigmatic notion but what we can do is just dump the we have to see its complexities but we can't be rees that we have we are uncomfortable with it just as we are uncomfortable with liberty where uncomfortable with freedom but we we have to see its internal contradictions and i think now the world in a way is dominated and we have to jump right in here we're going to go to a break and after the break we'll continue our discussion on the west stay with r.t. . if you can. still . see if. i tell her i've been here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big

once the last of the germans had overcome the minor media illogical obstacle we had five birds not just in the sky but on everybody's flight monitors the test pilots quickly flew out of visual contact but their movement and relative positioning was all constantly communicated to the airfields a.s.b. day station new ground based drone operators fortunately had more than enough information to effectively avoid any collision. as everything went exactly according to plan c. a goal of the aircraft were able to track each other is a sponsor was able to monitor all the aircraft perfect ruthlessness so that it is just as well as the old soyuz rather they're going to the gold this confirms that the technology is absolutely functional not totally legitimate by the international civil aviation standards now the task is to not be for its full scale implementation is that he goes to the us in moscow the process of perfecting a system for all possible flying objects pushes on the capital is perhaps the clearest example of how a heavy load on current air traffic control systems can be most of the chop

it is something that strikes us as being illogical. from their viewpoint, with their concerns with their neighbor to the east in india, seeing the presence of india in afghanistan contributes to a philosophy of encirclement, which they are uncomfortable with. we are at a point where this relationship, we have to have a very serious meeting of the mines to say, how are we going to proceed from this point on? we cannot continue the way it is right now. and the successful raid on the osama bin laden can be pivoted to a positive in the future if we go the right way, or it could be a negative. i am hopeful that at long last, cooler heads will prevail and logic will come into the equation. our colleagues in pakistan will see the future with a little bit more of a strategic vision than what they have been shelling. i understand the stakes. the adverse potential of any kind of future attack from pakistani soil in india, the united states, or elsewhere will dramatically change the outcome for pakistan. they have to understand that that is a ver

so obviously it is illogical. not the case. >> you mean you would have traded the information that you had bin laden? >> i would have done something to turn the tables in my favor. >> you wouldn't have just handed him over to the americans? >> i don't know. >> wouldn't that be the responsible thing to do? >> i would have used this card to my favor. i wouldn't have left it to the next government. you hand him over to the next government. >> can i just question the ethics of that for a moment? if you're a layman like me and you say you would have used that to your advantage -- >> i'm saying if i was complicit, if i knew, i would have done that. if i knew and i'm harboring and hiding him, i would have done this maybe. >> if you had known for a fact where bin laden was, would you have handed him over to america? >> let's not get into the details of something which didn't happen. obviously -- >> it might happen again. that's why i'm asking. >> i can't answer you right away. it's not a simple question/answer issue. >> l

so what -- obviously it is illogical. it is not the case.add -- >> you mean you would have traded the information that you had osama bin laden? >> i would have done something to turn the tables in my favor. >> you haven't have just handed him over to the americans? >> i don't know. >> well, wouldn't that be the responsible thing to do? >> i would have used this card to my favor. that is what i am saying. i wouldn't have left it to the next government. you hand him over to the next government. >> i understand that. but can i just question the ethics of that for a moment? >> well, i mean -- >> i mean to a layman like you, when you say you would have used the existence of bin laden in pakistan to your advantage -- >> you must understand my logic. i'm saying if i was complicit, if i knew, i would have done that. now if i knew and i'm harboring and hiding it, i would have done this maybe. obviously. >> if you had known for a fact where bin laden was, would you have handed him over to america? >> let's not get into details of something which didn'

it's an illogical one. the ryan budget says if your 55 or old, you'll note medicare.ver get medicare. you'll get much less. if it's a good program, why do we deny it to people 52 years old who worked to put money into it. it's both a political and intellectual problem. and i think -- i'm interested that cantor said that. that's their negotiating position. a negotiating position is what you back away from, not what you firmly hold to. >> in and "the wall street journal" is reporting that there's a deal in the works on medicare. are you aware of any deal that's in the works at this hour? >> no, and i'm not prepared to make a deal on medicare. let me go back to what i said before. before i start cutting medicare and i'm reluctant to do that and i'd have to be shown how it can be done. we need to scale back america's overstretched worldwide military commitments before we start talking about cutting medical care here at home. >> but 80% of the american people do not want medicare and medicaid touched. it would seem to me that that's a pretty strong position for the democra

though they have rendered some assistance, the something that trix us as being illogical. there their viewpoint, concerns with the neighbor to the east, india, seeing the presence of india in afghanistan tributes to a philosophy of encircling. they're uncomfortable with that. i think we're at the point where in this relationship, we have to have a very serious pleati imee the minds to say, okay, how are we going to proceed from this point on? because we can't continue the way we're going. i think the successful raid on osama bin laden can pivot into a positive in the future, if we pivot the right way, or it can be a negative. that's really what this is all about right now. i'm hoping that at long last, pool cooler heads will prevail. and our colleagues in pakistan will see the future with a more strategic vision than what they have been showing. they understand the stakes. they understand that the potential -- the adverse potential of any kind of future attack from afghan -- i'm sorry, pakistani soil, india, the united states, elsewhere, will dramatically change the outloo

it is something that strikes us as being illogical. from their viewpoint, with their concerns with their neighbor to the east in india, seeing the presence of india in afghanistan contributes to a philosophy of encirclement, which they are uncomfortable with. we are at a point where this relationship, we have to have a very serious meeting of the mines to say, how are we going to proceed from this point on? we cannot continue the way it is right now. and the successful raid on the osama bin laden can be pivoted to a positive in the future if we go the right way, or it could be a negative. i am hopeful that at long last, cooler heads will prevail and logic will come into the equation. our colleagues in pakistan will see the future with a little bit more of a strategic vision than what they have been shelling. i understand the stakes. the adverse potential of any kind of future attack from pakistani soil in india, the united states, or elsewhere will dramatically change the outcome for pakistan. they have to understand that that is a ver

in fact it took pretty remarkable blindness and remarkable illogical commitment to the inaction and aigh degree of identification in the interest perspective of the institutions the fed was supposed to be regulating. and that's discouraging in some ways but probably encouraging and others in terms of the possibility of doing better in a new regime. as is now widely known the fed had the authority and a sort of had a multiple authorities to times over to act in the effusive and fraudulent lending and it was shown evidence of the problem and asked to do something about it and failed to do that. one piece of the authority spokesman was rulemaking authority under hopa as amended in 1994 that gave the authority to regulate under deceptive abusive lending practices in both purchased and refinance loans with interest rates that preceded the charge as well as by statute making certain things illegal on a tiny group of the highest cost alone and the fed knew they had this. the report talks about a meeting in cleveland that the governor gramm was out in 2000 or 2001 where folks in the community

the illogic of defending his own healthcare plan. "wall street journal" romney's daredevil act on healthcare, tries to bridge the unbridgeable and he himself responds to the "wall street journal" editorial today's paper and they have printed that as well. he writes i was not surprised to read yet another editorial in the journal criticizing the reform we enacted in massachusetts. concludes by saying a one size fits all that raises taxes and ignores the differences between states signores problem. next call is to detroit. what you are looking for in a presidential candidate in 2012. good morning, jesse. caller: good morning. i'm looking for the truth. i think we have a great president because i'm working and most of my family are working because of his strong attitude toward general motors and doing the things that are right for the american people. i watched this president and listened where he destroyed a dictator without a single loss, without a single casualty. they got bin laden and no casualties. i don't know how a president can