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fields over to the left, and it looks like he was writing a short distance when the police said that itois a kid that was one to be graduating in a couple of weeks, he was a member of the school leadership of. it is still a very active investigation. as i said, he was a senior about to graduate a part of the leadership team, and when the police arrived, they said was a big group of people that left when the police pulled up. they believe that there were witnesses that may have seen something and they are urging anyone with any information to call the police if you know something. but again, a 17 year-old boy didian franklin jr shot dead in oakland. >> in national news, the man they kidnapped elisabeth smart was sentenced to prison for life. he was convicted of taking the 14 year old at knifepoint. after nine months of abuse, she was rescued in reunited with her family. the brother of former olympic ice skater nancy kerrigan did not play a part in his father's death. that was the decision of the jury today, he was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter. his sister was there when the verdic

they've got about 360 billion ito lend. the u.s. contributes $70 billion for that fund. strauss khan has been the head of the imf since 200737 also of note here -- he's considered a cop tender for the french presidency in next year's election. many even thought him to be the front-runner. again there he is right now, the man many consider the front-runner for the presidency in france, now sitting in a jail in new york. >>> let's move to a story we were watching out of south florida yesterday. the fbi making arrests, arresting two muslim clerics yesterday, both were indicted on charges they funneled thousands of dollars to the pakistani taliban over the last three years. one is imam of the flagler mosque there. his son as well, an imam as a nearby mosque expected in federal court tomorrow. >>> more violence in a cairo neighborhood to tell you about involvi. violence erupted turg a sit-in at the state tv building. the group demanded greater rights for the religious minority when they were attacked by several men. >>> we hope this is not a sign of things to come. a rough wa

george, in turn, asked ito if he could have on our bradley as his deputy commander. with that, the brotherhood of west point, can't meet, and hawaii became america's true fighting teen. now, i suppose it was inevitable that when you have three headstrong talented guys like this eventually sparks were going to fly. these men ultimately started test not only get on each other's nerves a bit in the close quarters of fighting, but eventually saw each other as rivals. now, it was a unique kind of rivalry because it was not one for power. it was not even a rivalry for rent or position because patton, eisenhower, and bradley of pretty much accepted the roles that the war department handed them. this was a rivalry for reputation, of rivalry for being right. it was a rivalry to show that their ideas and their methods were the best way to when the board. this was a rivalry of three men to prove that each was america's top soldier. one ingredient of this rivalry was their professional outlook to patent and army is a lot like the worst. a horse is a big, beautiful, strong animal

the book.ght [laughter] you may be a little too young to readt the book but maybe your mom can read ito and give you an idea. but i can tell you and this is very funny. truth is stranger than fiction. one of them may have been known a few pirates. su i am not kidding. there are some pirates in this book.like [laughter] . . would like [inaudible] we can't allow other exciting opportunities. thank you. [applause] >> he discussed this turbulent period with angela sten it. the director for georgetown and eastern european studies. ♪ >> i'm angela stent. i'm the director of the eastern you're red flag studies at georgetown university. and it's my great pleasure to introduce to you edward kemp. kennedy and khrushchev and the most dangerous place on book. fred kempe is the syria of the atlantic of the united states which is a leading washington think tank. for 25 years he had a distinguished career as journalist. he's the author of a number of books, among them siberian odyssey and a book about his own family and germany and his own sorts about a unified germany. so this is, i think, going to b

ito have an alternativ course. and that's the course that the president... >> rose: negotiation between the two parties rather than a u.n. mandate? >> that's right. >> rose: or u.n. resolution. >> that's right. understand, united nations does not have the authority to recognize states. states are recognized by other states. but a u.n. assembly resolution-- especially if passed by an overwhelming margin, 150-5 or something like that-- would have profound effects and those states that voted for it would then obviously move toward recognition on their own. and that would, i think, be a harmful development for... very harmful for israel,or the united states and not good for the peace process. the way for the parties to get an agreement, the way for the palestinians to get a state, the way for israelis to feel secure is through a negotiated agreement that the two parties negotiate with active american assistance development. >> rose: why, then, did pme minister netanyahu come and make a frontal attack on the president's

you can also listen to our future in new programs -- ito our signature interview programs. john hunt and gave a commencement address on saturday at the university of south carolina. he was invited to become the ambassador to china. he took the post in august 2019 he stepped down as ambassador last month and is considering a run for the presidency in 2012. this is just under 20 minutes. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> thank you. thank you. it makes me sound pretty cool. i am glad some family members were here. thank you for being here. two trustees, the faculty, the parents, the students, i am flattered and honored to be here today, and i assume it is because i know a little bit about this out. you see, i spent the last 28 years of my life with the south it. my wife mary kay, who is sitting over there, you'd be pleased to note that i do not even need an interpreter now when i meet with my in-laws. the real secret to diplomats is that we'

i would like to e itoing toonstruction of schools. last week, a date met the president of a private university. ye can we not divert some of the aid thatoes into the pockets of these corrupt rulers? that wins hearts and nds. host: diplomacy and culture? guest: i think the order is wrong. i think if it does nothearts and minds. it is minds and hearts. if their own assessment of the reality has changed, you appeal to people's minds. hear, the question is not changing of a bull or the package, it is changing the package. we choose our own democrats. we ignore the ones even if ipod the results are free and fair elections. i think american policy -- i am not arguing the change across the board, but unless american policieshange, you are not going to capture the hearts and minds of the vast majority of people living in this region. a better balance has to be found. it cannot be one way or the other. i do not believe in a clash of civilizations. i believe in a clash of interests. if you believe in fact, you can ameliorate that clash through

>> i don't think he's a judge ito. i think this is a very, very firm judge.o lighten up on making sure he takes the time getting a jury and not impose these deadlines that are ridiculous. >> linda kenney baden, thank you so much. we'll be right back. this is "the early show" here on we'll be right back. this is "the early show" here on cbs. ct. hun, mike's coming -- let's get crackin'. [ male announcer ] but what mike rowe doesn't know is that his parents have armed themselves with unquilted viva® towels. place looks great. [ male announcer ] mike doesn't know that every concentrated viva roll is made of strong, fiber packed sheets, making it one tough towel. but his mom sure does. wow, for me? you shouldn't have. i insist. [ male announcer ] hey, if viva can handle mike rowe's mess, just think what it can do in your home. grab a roll for yourself and grasp the unquilted difference. 8% every 10 years.age 40, we can start losing muscle -- wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's

itoes not have much effect because your profits are so high. according to reports, exxon mobil after-tax profits go up to $375 billion a year. your after-tax profits built up a billion dollars. altogether. subsidies we're talking about here, there are $21 billion and break that down to a quarter, that is 5 ended million dollars. -- $500 million. this is rough. if the price of oil were to go down $2 a barrel, that would be more than the elimination of these subsidies. these subsidies do not have much effect on your decisions. your rate of return, different locations, that has a much greater effect on your ability to produce. tell me what is wrong with my analysis. it seems that you're making a lot of money. it also seems that the subsidies are not really that necessary anymore. many of them were given many years ago. 199 was the aftermath. it was intended to give american companies and export break. congress passed 199 for everybody. it was kind of a get, 199. other companies do use it for export. you do not as much. it seems to me that as we tr

ito really think that anybody says 30 million. it doesn't really matter the total number. point is that the more there are, the more urgent to this is for us to solve the problem. as far as what the dream access, it is honestly not vague. the original author was orrin hatch of utah. every law has its flaws and this one definitely does. there are things i would change about it. you don't have to state that you're under 16, you have to demonstrate it with evidence. most of these kids will have their high-school records. that is hard to fake. they don't have a high school record, that will invite suspicion. that have to have graduated from a u.s. school or have a g.e.d. of the have to have been here five years at least. we're not talking about people will come in the future. if you are young, you should have a school or medical records that will allow you to permit. host: on the federal level, is that anything like the dramatic comeback this year or next year? >> the dream act wilbe reintroduced. it is tough in this congress. we see that the republican majority does not seem

it was the year in which pakistan underwent some major earthquakes earlier in the year, and ito responded by providing -- and nato responded by providing humanitarian aid quickly, but what really transpired in 2006 was that pakistan authorities made the decision with a federally administrative tribal areas, in exchange for the tribe's controlling the borders, that the army would not be that, would not come into the tribal areas. those of us who studied the situation were incredulous that this was going to work, events proved and even the pakistani military -- the general himself recognizes that was a big mistake -- because it not only cemented the existence of the safe havens, but also allowed just a dramatic increase in the flow of insurgents to and from afghanistan from the relatively safe havens in pakistan. as anyone knows who has ever been involved in trying to win the war -- the war against an insurgency, insurgents have a safe haven, that makes it very difficult. it just complicates things immeasurably. so 2006 -- the 2006 decision was a turning point in terms of the number of figh

ito was the largest transit strikes in the history of the country -- bus driver shut down the chancestem for 44 days -- i had people standing outde my window saying pawlenty is a weapon of mass destruction. in minnesota, i share that with you. to say as frank sinatra always sang about your, if we can do it in the land of mondale and humphrey and u.s. senator al franken, we can do it anywhere. [applause] it was not easy. with all due respect to other people in public office, some of them need a little encouragement. pushing them back up against the wall metaphorically matters. i had the first government shut down under my watch i minneso in the 150 year history of the state. i set record for vetoes in my state single season and won the most in history. the cato institute is a libertarian organization. they gave only four governors in the country an a. louisiana, west virginia, and minnesota. i am proud of that. [applause] i just want to share with you in the minute i have left, working in the mills was not easy. working in the meatpacking plant or driving a truck was not easy. of cours

ito really think that anybody says 30 million. it doesn't really matter the total number.oint is that the more there are, the more urgent to this is for us to solve the problem. as far as what the dream access, it is honestly not vague. the original author was orrin hatch of utah. every law has its flaws and this one definitely does. there are things i would change about it. you don't have to state that you're under 16, you have to demonstrate it with evidence. most of these kids will have their high-school records. that is hard to fake. they don't have a high school record, that will invite suspicion. that have to have graduated from a u.s. school or have a g.e.d. of the have to have been here five years at least. we're not talking about people will come in the future. if you are young, you should have a school or medical records that will allow you to permit. host: on the federal level, is that anything like the dramatic comeback this year or next year? >> the dream act will be reintroduced. it is tough in this congress. we see that the republican majority does not seem

guest: the same groups, civil liberties groups, and ito of the ideological spectrum, -- lawmakers ond of the ideological spectrum, democrats and republicans, who share the concern on infringing liberties. host: suspects not c connected to any foreign power, the lone wolf provision. guest: this was not included in the original patriot act of 2001. this was in an intelligence overhaul. somewhat might not be affiliated or taking orders -- someone might not be affiliated or taking orders from a foreign power or terrorist organization. they might be inspired, self- radicalized, and there might not be probable cause that it would be affiliated with a group. it would allow investigation of someone who is essentially acting independently, a lone wolf. host: what are the implications of this provision? guest: this one at the attorney general has indicated has not been used yet. other provisions not use, but certain circumstances and situations, and they say growing as al qaeda and terrorist groups splinter away and people can go on the internet and become self- affiliated or self-identified w

it ito make congress register its will. it is a -- my question is why does that procedure not provide precisely what you want to have happen? you want to give the president powero act in an emergency under his judgment. when he react without authorization, we want congress to come in and say, do we agree with this or not? it would be unconstitutional to say that a no vote would require him to remove the troops. this is a political matter. you want congress to stand up and say, are we with you or are we against you? the war powers act provides exactly that proceeds you -- procedure. congress voted to support that partular action and that probably should have voted against it. but congress registered its view. it wouldave a significant effect on presence deciding whether to go or not. constituents want to know, where do you come down on this issue? do you support the president or not? this procedure allows that. >> every president at election time will say i am not about to send american troops into a war. fdr did that in 194