(john irvin) the people i've talked to didn't have an option. obviously, it was possible to evade the draft. the people i met didn't have the means or will. it's from my girlfriend. (john irvin) or even believe that it was right to. says she's not gonna write anymore. friends at college told her it was immoral to write to me. oh. there were those of us who thought the war was wrong, but felt in many ways as though we had no choice other than to do what our duty was. (popping sound of guns) i was faced in "platoon" with a jungle hard to see in. you, therefore, have to take the liberty of moving the enemy a little closer so that you can see. often, you never saw the enemy but you'll feel 'em. (vietcong talking in the distance) (explosion) get outta the bunker! they're gonna blow it! we did a lot of jiggly stuff to try to approximate the sense of not knowing where it's coming from or what you're shooting at, very documentary, with a long lens panning fast and shooting from position to position approximating point of view, changing radically each mo

she's taught at uc irvine and long beach. her research interests are around community activity and political incorporation of racial and ethnic groups in the united states. lisa will be talking specifically about her research on latino voter population participation in california elections and some of the emerging issues for that community. dan ichinose is the director of the legal center in los angeles. the drp informs community programs and advocacy through data collection and analysis and empowers community groups to utilize research in grant making program planning and advocacy. dan is going to talk to us about his most recent experience in california. really running a statewide program through which community input was solicited that informed the maps that the legal center with their consortium of community based groups drew and submitted during this latest redistricting process. then our wrap-up will be provided by keesha gaskins. prior to joining the brennan center, she was executive director for the league of women vo

his death was announced on sunday by the university of california irvine.owland was born in 1927 in ohio. after skipping grades in high school he entered university at the age of 16 and studied chemistry. in the 1970s he suspected that the earth's protective ozone layer was being depleted by clor oh for oh carbons from refrigeration devices. his theories were disputed by business leaders and some scientists. in the 1980s scientists discovered a hole in the ozone layer proving rowland correct. this led to the 1998 protocol for the production of the ozone layer. in 1995 he and two other researchers were awarded the nobel prize for chemistry. rowland said scientists have an obligation to take action when they discover something that affects the environment. >>> last week, we were saying spring was just around the corner, but we may have spoken too soon. rachel ferguson joins us with the world weather forecast. rachel, it feels chilly in tokyo this morning. >> hi, catherine, it does feel chilly. we're still in the middle of winter feels like right now. fortunat

the team has been sold for 2 billion dollars for a group of buyers that includes irvin magic johnson, the price tag is the most ever paid for a north american sports franchise. the team's previous owner frank mccourt was deeply in debt, forcing that sale. >> magic has turned out to have the magic touch when it comes to businesses. >> let's hope. >> yeah, take another live look outside this noon a perfect day from a stroll on the promenade at the inner harbor, meant over sunshine overhead, your complete first warning weather forecast is just ahead. >> but first here is a look at today's midday stocks and last night winning lottery numbers. ,, if you have copd like i do, you know how hard ,, it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if

the teller avenue bridge that runs over 580 is now sergeant mark dunnegan, irvin romans, daniel kind, and officer john haiti memorial bridge. chief howard jordan calls the anniversary his department's own 911. >> when you say 321 too many oakland police officer it means a lot to us because it means it was the darkest day of our history, one in which we lost four very brave officers >> in 2009 a wanted parolee gunned down the four officers following a traffic stop. he was also killed in the gunfight >> a drug and alcohol counselor at salinas high school is accused of secretly filmed students having sex in his office. 34 year-old gilbert all of yours was arrested last week on suspicion of arresting a teenage boy but investigators say they have since found 14 cellphone video is featuring other students on his computer. they say he does not appear to be in the room when the recordings were made. in nightmare flight to china for travelers out of sfo. the passengers spent two days stop in alaska in route to shanghai. united airlines blighted, diverted the flight three hours after taking off

new tenants are paying rent to landlord it irvin pioneer and its not ellis sella's just mentioned ittheir story bus but the urban pioneers and ellis seller owned by relatives at one of san francisco's most infamous landlords will fill in the he is now dead but taylor street was one of his previous properties. >>> we're talking about this i really hope we can follow up on this to find out what the city of san francisco and how long ago were tenants complained to the city ny didn't this to get out there to look of this survey? >>> it was and the department web sites but certainly we need to hear from the apartment building inspections and figure out exactly when they first hear bad and what kind of routine investigations were happening at that property. given the age of the property. investigators are retracing their steps of the search for missing 15 year-old girl and so far the only piece of evidence that they have is her cellphone. the camera shows us that tonight hundreds turned out to support her family. >>> after four intense days of searching for sierra lamarck all that is left

irvin street is now reopened. in northwest, i'm tracee wilkins, news4. >> tracee, thank you for that report. >>> and next, another story that we're following is this nice weather that we're loving here in the washington area. >> love it, love it, love it, love it. didn't have much of a winter this year at all, and now march, we're just about ready to not just get through march, we're ready to throw march completely out the window. >> we're ready to jump into the pool. >> jump right in, you know, 85 and sunny from here forward. no, not quite that warm, but boy, it's going to be nice. >> yeah, but a few degrees just shy of that, actually. >> oh, yeah. it's going to be nice and warm around here. temperatures today are going to feel a lot more like early april, but by the time we get into the middle of the week, it's going to feel like the middle of may around here! tree pollen sufferers, be on high alert. it's going to be a tough week for allergy sufferers with all the warm air coming our way. temperatures this morni

uc irvin scientist a team of researchers who found when a web site list it's broad he systems they have having that disease or sicknesses. alternating between specific and more general symptoms leaves people less likely to believe they have the illness. the study is in the journal of psychological science. >> well if you get arrested you are allowed to make the 1 and only phone call. so who did george clooney phone after he was arrested at hum an rights protest friday outside the sudan embassy in washington. his lawyer perhaps? girl friend maybe. publicist? no. tmz says he called his mom. he didn't need to call his dad because he was arrested along with him. hi mom dad and i are fine just a little legal trouble. >> just a little. >> larry here noychlt i'll call rick barry. based on what you are about to see fans hijacked the ceremony booing the warrior owner rick barry comes to the the ceremony booing the warrior owner rick barry comes to the rescue >> he is going to change this >> he is going to change this franchise this is crazy >> good evening. warriors retired chris mullins no. 17

next headed to irvine and los angeles where he is scheduled to appear on "the tonight show" with jayeno. rick santorum is also making appearances in the bay area this week. the event at alamo home of mark time thursday evening. >>> president obama going on the record to clear up controversial statements picked up by a hot microphone. >> first of all, mike's on? because arms control is extraordinarily complex. the only way it gets done if you can consult, build a strong basis of understanding, both between countries as well as within countries. >> that comment was yesterday after mr. obama was caught on tape telling the russian president he would have more flexibility to deal with those issues after the election. opponents jumping over this saying the president was banking on a win to make secret deals on national security issues. >>> also this morning, pope benedict on the way to what vanna, after taking off from santiago, cuba. earlier in the day, the pope visited the shrine of the virgin of charity. he knelt and prayed silently in front of the icon of the virgin before lighting a c

uc irvin scientist a team of researchers who found when a web site list it's broad he systems they have risk of having that disease or sicknesses. alternating between specific and more general symptoms leaves people less likely to believe they have the illness. the study is in the journal of psychological science. >> well if you get arrested you are allowed to make the 1 and only phone call. so who did george clooney phone after he was arrested at hum an rights protest friday outside the sudan embassy in washington. his lawyer perhaps? girl friend maybe. publicist? no. tmz says he called his mom. he didn't need to call his dad because he was arrested along with him. hi mom dad and i are fine just a little legal trouble. >> just a little. >> larry here noychlt i'll call rick barry. based on what you are about to see fans hijacked the ceremony booing the warrior owner rick barry comes to the the ceremony booing the warrior owner rick barry comes to the rescue >> he is going to change this >> he is going to change this franchise this is crazy [ male announcer ] if your k

on april 14th the university of california irvine will host the sixth annual literary orange, the festival featured keynote speakers paula mclane and lisa c. the sixth annual philadelphia book festival will be held april 16th through the 21st, and then on the 21st and 22nd book tv will be live from los angeles times festival books at the university of southern california. a visit booktv.org for a complete detailed. we will be conducting interviews , taking a dense, and taking your phone calls from the mills, and treats all weekend long. for a complete list of upcoming book fairs and festivals visit booktv.org and click on the book fair stab at the top of the page. also, please let us know about book fares and pistols in your area, and we will add them to a our list. e-mail us at booktv.org at c-span.org. book tv recently visited tourist a university to interview professor michael kazin about his latest work, american trainers. this interview is part of book tv college series, about half an hour. >> if we could, let's start by defining some terms, beginning with populism and your new book a

in april the university of california irvine will host the sixth a new literary orange. the festival featured keynote speakers paul mclane and leases the. the sixth annual philadelphia of book festival will be held april 16th to the 21st command on the

tell us a bit about uc irvine professor katherine porter. how is she especially qualified to make sure people really benefit from this? >> can i first start by saying, belva, it's so wonderful to be on your show and thank you for everything that you do and have always done for the bay area, the state, and this country. you are such an inspiration to me. and i know you're going to be going off the air soon so i just had to get that in. katherine porter. so we negotiated on a settlement to bring back to california $18 billion, to california homeowners who have been in this awful process of foreclosure. and on the ideas that this money will be used for principal reduction and also to allow people to refinance their loans so they can afford to stay in their homes. we negotiated for california in terms of the dollar amount and certain specific provisions which we have referred to in total as the california commitment. as part of the national settlement, a monitor has been chosen for the country. i decided that in addition to joe smith, who was ch

irvin, fulbright. russell long. these guys are powerful guys. thurman.he power houses of capitol hill and they were all seggies. they were all segregationists. >> right. he had to reach across to get this done. he did so ever adeptly. this great phone conversation in the book, he said i was just in illinois, jour home state, the land of lincoln. you're worthy of being in the land of lincoln. i'm going to make sure if you support this bill, you will get proper credit. when he signed the bill into law, he gave the first pen to everet. >> medicare is another one of those issues that the democrats especially pushing force since the new deal. how did he get that through. that was a tougher one. huh did he do that? >> one of the ways he did it is by out flanking the american medical association. he did so by calling the ama to the white house. the head of the ama has a immediating at the oval office. he asked the head of the ama if he could be willing to send doctors to vietnam in order to tend to the civilian population. lyndon johnson calls a white house pre

research out of uc irvine shows blocking a chemical in the brain helps mice without much effort and thee burned calories as they ate high-fat diets and never exercised. similar treatments for humans would take years to develop. >> and a former winner of the dutch tv show "holland's next top model" won a lawsuit against a modeling agency that dropped her because they say she gained too much weight saying she was illegally terminated and entitled to $98,000 she won. she filed after being fired when her hips got too large for the company. 36 inches. elite wanted her to lose an inch. she now works as a carpenter, net flix looking for ways to attract more chers. we have a look at where this company has sites set in today's after the bell report. hi, emily. >> apple is not calling it ipad 3 or ipad hd. it's just the new ipad. and it's faster, stronger and better graphics. you think shir shares would have shot through the case sh but take a look. shares closed only slightly up after being down much of the day and there is still that street appeal. and today, net flix is allowing apple tv owner

the ropes early.ú kenny from downtown.ú florida up 8 at the half.ú second half gators on the breakú irvin-court.ú money.ú mr. ortega, a fan, wins $10,000ú wow.ú klay thompson on fire early.ú 7 of 10 from the field.ú 21 of his career high 31 pointsú at the half.ú warriors up 11 per gallon breakú demarcus cousins closes theú gap in the third.ú 28 points, 18 boards.ú the lawyers counter.ú david lee, a great feed fromú jenkins.ú 22 points, 14 boards.ú 9 assists.ú the warriors win it 111-108.ú well, the sharks are two pointsú behind phoenix for the eighthú and final playoff spot in theú west.ú last night's game a must-win.ú the sharks showing theirú frustration early.ú first period joe thornton theú steal.ú the feed to marleau.ú 28th goal of the year.ú ties the game at 1.ú they go up 2-1, then derekú morris gets it past anti niemmiú we are tied at two.ú fast forward to a shootout.ú tied at 3.ú the sharks win 4-3.ú they are in a three-way tie forú the eighth and final playoffú spot in the west.ú >> the last time eager woods haú a lead in a golf tournamentú going into the last weekend wasú 2009.

some of the money that was taken was intended for the families of sergeants mark, irvin, daniel, andr oakland officers were shot and killed by a parolee back in 2009. investigators say the families never received any donations from atkins or the deputies sheriffs association. >>> the sheriffs governor is talking about the role he played in firing joe paterno. tom orbit says he wishes paterno had done more when telling them about the accusations against san custody kay. they were right to fire paterno last fall because he failed to follow up on the accusation. now sandusky has been charged with sexually abusing several boys and pleaded not guilty. paterno died of lung canister january. >>> the cal golden bears took another step toward the post season. >> drives on right and scores. >> that's how they do it. jorge scored 22 points. it was just a couple days ago sanford beat cal preventing the bears from winning a share of the leagues regular season title. cal will play colorado tonight. sal likes that. >> i know sal does. that's not the way my bruins are doing it this year. march madne

just a few days earlier, a gay man was beaten and robbed at georgia avenue and irvin street and a transgender woman was assaulted in northeast washington. >>> mitt romney wins the first presidential contest of the week in illinois. deit by double digits. rick santorum could continue a strong southern showing in saturday's primary in louisiana. both top republican contenders are making stops close to d.c. 9news now reporter delia goncalves is in our satellite center with the rundown of the events. good morning, delia. >> reporter: good morning, mike. the candidates are taking obtain win -- are taking their wins and delegates straight to the next primary. that means a stop later today in maryland. after last night's win romney is leading the pack with 534 delegates to santorum's 218. gingrich and paul are vowing to still stay in the race, though they are trailing with 120. and 42 delegates respectively. again 11 44 delegates are needed to clinch the nomination. >> historic highs in gas prices? a president who doesn't hesitate all the means -- [indiscernible] it's time to say these words. this w

some of the money taken was intended for the families of sergeants mark, irvin, daniel, and john. the four oakland officers were shot and killed by a parolee back in 2009. investigators say the families never received any donations from atkins or the deputies sheriffs oh,. >>> evidence could come -- three judge panel is considering whether a 55 second video can be used as evidence during mirkarimis trial. the video was taken bay neighbor and shows mirkarimis wife eliana lopez crying and pointing to a bruise on her arm. the trial judge will consider a motion to allow a domestic violence expert and uc berkeley lecturer testify. >>> in a few hours they will go shopping in walnut creek. new neiman marcus opens the doors. claudine wong is there on how this can be an economic boost. >> reporter: good morning, pam. doors not open yet but we are waiting. certainly the mayor who we talked to this morning says he hopes when people come to the neiman marcus today and from now on they will come from all over deciding it's worth the effort to drive here. the only two neiman's in the bay area a

irvin nathan told the city council prosecutors have no what iton how intoxicated suspects are when they're -- no way to know how intoxicated suspects are when they're arrested. right now d.c. police are relying on field sobriety tests and urine tests which aren't as accurate. >> what we've done is effectively gutted the entire deterrent system that's in place here and in other jurisdictions. it says look, if you score this high meaning you're that intoxicated, you're going to get additional penalties. if you're a repeat offender that has scored at these certain levels, you'll get additional penalties. that's all gone now. >> the breathalyzers were taken out of service because some had not been calibrated properly. the police chief said the program may not be running for another six months. >>> president obama today called a georgetown law student to offer her support after conservative talk show host rush limbaugh called her a prostitute and other slurs for talking to congress about the need to expand birth control coverage. fox 5's tom fitzgerald has the story. >> my name is sandra fluke.

we have a report from john irvine of independent television news, based in neighboring lebanon. >> reporter: these protesters north of homs wanted to prove, despite the surrender of the stronghold baba amr, the uprising goes on. but the regime didn't like that. ( gunfire ) it was probably a syrian army mortar shell, as well as panic, there was death, claims that 12 people were killed are entirely credible. we think this woman lost her son. the assad regime is butchering the own people. the history of homs is being written in the blood of its citizens. the situation there is truly terrle, constant shelling, no water, no food, no medicine, freezing conditions. it is a scene of medieval barbarity. >> reporter: despite all the riskes, protesters have gone to cities. these pictures were taken in damascus. and this is the country's second city, where there were also clashes with the state security forces. following the fall of baba amr, after almost a month-long siege, th syrian regime seemingly relented on the issue of aid and gave the red cross permission to go in with supplies. but a day later

the keller avenue bridge will be dedicated to sergeant mark, irvin roman, daniel and officer john hegey. they died during a shoot-out with a cornered fugitive. mixon was also killed. >>> the search continues for a san francisco man who just disappeared in death valley national park. 67-year-old george kohler vanished march 12 during a cycling trip. witnesses say that they last saw him heading back to his tent at the mesquite springs campground. the campground is about 180 miles northwest of las vegas. his tent and bicycle were both at the campground the next morning but he was nowhere to be found. search crews still searching death valley for kohler with the help of dogs and aircraft from a nearby airport base. >>> 5:05. the suspect wanted in a deadly shooting in france surrounded by police right now in a stand-off. marla tellez has the latest. >> reporter: they are talking to police negotiators and say he plans to surrender. exactly when is not known. the stand-off started early this morning when heavily armed officers raided the home. it was within a few miles of the jewish school whe

the keller avenue bridge will be dedicated to sergeants mark dunnigan, irvin romass, daniel fikay andad. they died in march of 2009 during a shoot-out with cornered fugitive nixon. he was also killed in that incident. >>> san francisco drivers can expect delays along the busy embarcadero this morning. part of the northbound lane between mission and howard streets will be closed. crews will be out repairing the sewer lines. no word on when that lane will reopen. >>> 6:35. looks like a clear day outside for us. >> good morning to you. it will be a nice day today. we are going to see temperatures in the 70s. something we haven't had for a while. and the thing is that if you want the rain we have that back in the forecast as of today. the next four days it works out like this. we are going to see nice conditions. dry conditions today. by tomorrow, we start to get showers and shave off ten degrees. same thing for friday. mice conditions on saturday. shave off ten degrees. get the rain showers. that's what is happening in the weather department. let's take you outdoors and show you what it

amazing track star, great scholar and continues to do great community service working with me at irvine edge. i'm a board member there and bob does great work in the area of affordable housing. [applause] last night while we all got together, we finished everything. ted wells, you know ted. ted loves to be close to a job which is on fifth avenue above st. patrick's cathedral. we have we were looking at st. patrick's cathedral and looking back and he says, 40 years later. what did we do that was so special? not only the people that remember us but put on the cover of the book? and so you know we thought about it and we said, i know i gave you that quote last night. >> it was a good quote. >> it was in a book that someone took home. i had a book that someone actually took it. the holy cross community would never do anything like that. [laughter] but in the book i had a quote for martin luther king. martin luther king said you look at the measure of a person not at the times when they stand in comfort and convenience but you look at them when they stand in a moment of crisis. and that was

that is the goal of the uc irvine weight management program: encouraging and supporting behavior changes that will result in sustained weight loss. wonderful... well, we have a couple of program options. do you have an idea about how much weight you're interested in losing? linda gigliotti: when people inquire about our program, we invite them to come in for an information session where we can have an opportunity to explore a little bit of their goals and history in terms of weight loss, and management of that loss, but also so we can explore program options. there's not one strategy that works for everybody in terms of losing weight. now, you've tried losing weight before? i have, but it's been kind of a roller coaster for me. okay, so we want to stop the roller coaster then. ralph cygan: when patients come to you for weight loss, many have a shortterm orientation. they want to go on a program and then resume their prior lifestyle. clearly you're not doing these patients a favor if you don't try to disavow them of this short-term mentality. obesity, i think, needs to be looked at as a c

it is called team red white and blue it was founded by a west pointer called mike irvine who is the nature and behavior sciences and leadership department of west point and mike was an intelligence officer at the tours in afghanistan. mike started this group to try to help wounded warriors find their new normal through physical fitness. a number of studies show that doing fitness helps to allay depression and suicidal tendencies and so forth and so on. the other idea was to give wanted or your something to belong to that they last a core of the military. anyone in here who is a pursuit he noticed noticed him at becomes. it becomes even more so when you have thought together or died or lost when trying to play and to come back to the u.s. and not the will to discuss with your family because they can't relate or you feel shameful. our blended warriors that have won such as poster manic stress disorder don't get a purple heart. i feel we are not recognizing that we have an epidemic right now in our bedroom communities. 472,000 veterans from iraq and afghanistan have debilitating melissa poste

we have a report from john irvine of independent television news, who filed from inside syria, near idlib. >> reporter: this is as close as we dared go to the city where the government flag now flies. it's the latest rebel stronghold subdued by the syrian army. it's their children's future they are fighting for, they will tell you, they want for them a better life than they have known. yet this is half the town it was. thousands have already fled, fearing that assad's iron fist will soon be swung here. and when it is,.... >> the people here feel for geten by the rest of the world. nobody helped us. no united states. no islam. no arab. no one. >> reporter: many houses in this village have been emptyed by sniper fire from an army base that's home to helicopters you can just make out. they were used to spot for the artillery aimed at homs and idlib. these young men escaped those battles and are now licking their wounds. all were syrian army con scripts who defected to the rebel side and have paid a price. mohammed has been shot in the hand. he was injured attacking the assad militia responsi

the ropes early.ú kenny from downtown.ú florida up 8 at the half.ú second half gators on the break.ú irvin money.ú he wins $10,000.ú wow.ú klay thompson on fire early.ú 7 of 10 from the field.ú 21 of his career high 31 pointsú at the half.ú warriors up 11 per gallon break.ú demarcus cousins closes theú gap in the third.ú the lawyers counter.ú david lee a great feed fromú jenkins.ú 22 response, 14 boards.ú nine assists and the warriorsú win it 111-108.ú well, the sharks are two pointsú behind phoenix for the eighthú and final playoff spot in theú west.ú last night's game a must-win.ú the sharks showing theirú frustration early.ú first period joe thornton theú steal.ú the feed to marleau.ú ties the game at 1.ú they go up 2-1, then derekú morris rifle it is past niemmi.ú we are tied at two.ú fast forward to a shootout.ú tied at 3.ú the sharks win 4-3.ú they are in a three-way tie forú the eighth and final playoffú spot in the west.ú earthquakes in toronto, bigú game.ú to the net.ú wando coming through with theú header for the goal.ú scored twice today andú celebrates with the discountú double

>> sir, do you intend to cooperate with senator irvin's committee? >> mr. president? >> mr.[gunfire] >> i didn't kill my pop. >> evenny, meanny, mineny -- >> we've got to position it. >> yeah. i buy. >> the point is, ladies and gentlemen, greed is good, and greed -- you mark my words -- will not only save our paper, but that other malfunctioning corporation called the usa. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> never forget on any given sunday. >> yes, the world is a terrible place. >> it's about the game. ♪ love is a burning ring, and it makes a fiery ring. ♪ bound by wild desire -- >> say hello to my little friend! ♪ i fell into a ring of fire >> let's go, move it, move it! let's go! ♪ ♪ >> i just want to be anonymous like everybody else, do my share for my country like grandpa did in the first war, dad did in the second. well, here i am, anonymous all right. guys nobody really cares about. >> not everybody becomes united states marines. we want the best, and we'll accept nothing but the best. >> look, i'm saying i want to be treated like a human being! i taught for my cou

in april the university of california irvine will host the sixth annual literary orange.the festival will feature keynote speakers paula mcclain and lisa see. on the 21st and 22nd, booktv will be live from the los angeles times festival of books at the university of southern california. for a complete list of upcoming book fairs and festivals, visit booktv.org and click on the book fairs tab at the top of the page. also, please let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area, and we'll add them to your list. e-mail us at booktv@cspan.org. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2, and we are at georgetown university interviewing some of their professors who are also authors. and now joining us is charles kupchan who is the author of this new book "no one's world." it's published by oxford. professor kupchan, what do you mean by global turn? be. >> guest: by global turn i refer to a period in history in which the world's center of gravity moves. the last global turn was when the world was relatively multipolar but arguably the center of gravity was in the mesopotamian v

ceo greg creed, hello, joining us from irvine, california. >> good morning. how are you?uld try it, but i intend to the minute i get the opportunity. i'm curious about where the idea came from. >> well, the idea came from the -- as you know, we turn 50 today, so -- >> happy birthday. happy birthday. >> thank you very much. thank you. so, glenn introduced the crunchy taco to america 50 years ago. we thought, what better way to celebrate our 50th anniversary than to reinvent the taco. we went to our friends at frito lay and dorito and we've been working with them. >> i'm thinking, are you handing out breath mints with the taco? as you may know, doritos are really tough. >> no. people love doer retos and people love taco bell. our customers have said, these two coming together is an amazing combination. >> how do you go about creating this? >> well, you sit down with a great partner, frito lay, who makes doritos. we said, help us reinvent the taco. that's really where it came from. we did a number of concepts. the concept that won clearly was a shell made of doritos inside w

enhanced capital allowances for businesses starting up in the new scottish enterprise areas in dundee, irvin and there will be a new welsh enterprise zone while we look forward to the first sewer prize zone -- enterprise zone in northern ireland. i also want to see investment in renewables. we've launched the green investment bank, open for business next month. we've introduced the price to our tax system to encourage investment, and we set the rate today. combined heat and power plants will not be liable to carbon price support rates on fuels used for heat. renewable energy will play a crucial part in britain's energy mix, but i will always be alert to the costs we're asking families and businesses to bear. environmentally sustainable has to be fiscally sustainable as well. the carbon reduction commitment was established by the previous government. it is cumbersome, bureaucratic and imposes unnecessary costs on business. so we will seek major savings in the administrative costs of the commitment for business, and if those cannot be found, i will bring forward proposals this autumn to replac

enhanced capital allowances for businesses starting up in the new scottish enterprise areas in dundee, irvin and there will be a new welsh enterprise zone while we look forward to the first sewer prize zone -- enterprise zone in northern ireland. i also want to see investment in renewables. we've launched the green investment bank, open for business next month. we've introduced the price to our tax system to encourage investment, and we set the rate today. combined heat and power plants will not be liable to carbon price support rates on fuels used for heat. renewable energy will play a crucial part in britain's energy mix, but i will always be alert to the costs we're asking families and businesses to bear. environmentally sustainable has to be fiscally sustainable as well. the carbon reduction commitment was established by the previous government. it is cumbersome, bureaucratic and imposes unnecessary costs on business. so we will seek major savings in the administrative costs of the commitment for business, and if those cannot be found, i will bring forward proposals this autumn to replac

." >> out of irvine, california. >> how do you please everybody? ban everything.ty schools -- i haven't done the story will cain is shaking his head, no, no. 50 controversial and unpleasant topics not being mentioned on standardized tests, dinosaurs, sometimes i say dinosau because of my accent. aliens, birthdays, because gentlemen r jehovah's witnesses do not celebrate, halloween, celebrities, dances, inanimate animals with human characteristics. >> the amish are mocking us. critics say it's a form of censorship and the department of education disagrees and allows students to complete practice exams without distraction. professors of columbia's college disagrees with the disagreement and says controversial topics spark political debate are exactly what students should be talking about and being exposed to. >> it's not just religious sensitivity, you can't talk about homes with swimming pools and computers because it might touch on economic sensitivities and make some kids jealous. you can't mention poverty. >> i would be jealous, would have been distracted during

in april the university of california irvine will host the sixth annual literary launch. the festival will feature keynote speakers. they will be held april 16th to the saudi first. live from the los angeles times festival books of the university of southern california. for a complete list of upcoming book fares in festivals visit to booktv.org and click on the book fair stab at the top of the page e-mail us book tv at c-span.org. >> give people a readable story and not just that. i went through a broken out. students of the constitution, why are washington d.c. or across the country would know what it meant to read the constitution and what the founding generation said this constitution meant. the constitution self. the founding generation led this restitution to their posterity. that's often a were we don't use, but that's us. we have a sacred trust to know what the constitution means got to understand it, to read it, digested. and so, again, by doing this i hope the american people would do that if there were students of the constitution. oftentimes you hear different