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. >> kenyan authorities seized two tons of raw ivory smugglers were trying to fly to malaysia. sniffer dogs found dozens of elephant tusks hidden. experts believe this could be worth $1 million. drivers in china can finally breathe as the traffic jam that stretched for hundreds of kilometers has finally cleared. there is. rove work is to blame for this and they are not expected to finish for another month. a jewish teenager and frank wrote about a tree that has collapsed. -- anne frank. she died in a concentration camp in 1945. on the outskirts of the biggest city in brazil lies the smallest indigenous reservation. these people struggle to preserve their culture after the swift expansion of the city. >> this is the smallest indian reservation in brazil. just 400 people live in this village. this is a sprawling metropolis of almost 12 million people. inhabitants of the forest that used to cover all this region [unintelligible] their struggle to protect culture against the mounting pressure of emigration. many in brazil say these people are not real people because many have tv se

. >> kenyan authorities have seized nearly 2 tons of raw ivory well smugglers were trying to -- which smugglers were trying to fly out. experts believe it could be worth $1 million. in china they can finally freed the sigh of relief. a traffic jam stretched 100 kilometers. the holdup began more than a week ago. a road improvement project has been blamed. the picturesque fishing village in southwest england is guaranteed a place in the history of space exploration. scientist say the bacteria can survive in space for 18 months. this was a part of a project to find organisms that could one held -- one day help humans explore the solar system and have clean air and water. >> the picturesque fishing village -- it is an unlikely spot for scientists to find new ways of colonizing other planets. the research involves sending drops samples and the microorganisms in them into space. they had a variety of organisms -- som on the surface and some inside. when they put it into space, they could find which were most likely to survive. >> tourists flock to this resort for a relaxing holiday. this is

year career, wonder has had many hit songs including "i just called to say i love you" and "ebony and ivory." >>> south korea has begun a large scale anti-submarine drill in the yellow sea off the peninsula. north korea has already denounced it as a serious challenge. the five-day drill began on thursday in waters. 4500 personnel from the army, navy and air force are taking part in the drill along with 20 ships including destroyers and submarines and 50 aircraft. it includes torpedo drill in an exercise to be held to prevent for preventing landings by north korea special forces. it's near the location where the south korean ship sank in march. according to south korea's joint chiefs of staff, it's to improve the country's defense capability and discourage north korea from engaging in further provocation. north korea's committee for the peaceful reunification for korea has denounced the drill. it says if the south provokes it to retaliate, it may do so without mercy. >>> students graduating from universities in japan are having a harder time to find a job. the survey was conducted by the edu

. >>> chelsea clinton carried a simple bouquet of white flowers to compliment her ivory strapless dress wang designed both her dresses and her bridesmade maids. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. we will go one on one with jason campbell and tell you why he and niners quarterback alex smith have very similar career paths. >>> the white sox manager says asian players are treated differently than latino players. he will explain why. >>> can big daddy cain beat the dodgers for the very first time in his career? we will see you in just a few minutes on "game day." ,,,,,, those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at southwest airlines, when we have a sale, it's a sale. [ male announcer ] southwest airlines has flights starting at $49 one-way. book now only at southwest.com. [ rand ] how can you not want to get on the plane? come on and get on the plane. we're saving you money. now that's a plane full of happy. [ employees ] grab your bag. it's on. [ ding

. ♪ don't worry baby ♪ come down come down >> come down come down from your ivory tower, we used to singom. it puts me in a good mood. it brings back memories. i can't say what memory. makes me feel like i love my brothers. ♪ go johnny go go >> i was introduced to chuck barry and little richard. johnny be good was one of the most exciting songs i heard. the exciting rhythm. ♪ deep down in louisiana close to new orleans ♪ it inspired me so much to try to write melodies like that. i wrote 15 songs inspired by that ♪ be my be my little baby >> be my baby was because of production, fantastic production. i like ronny spector's voice, the background voices, the drums, the basses, guitars, the precauti p precauti p p prucushion, i would go to my prucushion, i would go to my piano and play chords. and i kept playing chords, and finally a melody would happen. and then all of a sudden, the lyrics. then i had the song written. i would go, carl, come here. listen to this song. i wasn't taught, i was inspired. i taught myself how to write music. >> the do run run by the crystals taught me how to make

kenyan authorities and seized nearly two tons of raw ivory. smugglers are trying to fly it out to malaysia. sniffer dogs at the airport found dozens of elephant tusks in crates and avocados. two men have been arrested. experts believe it could be worth almost $1 million. drivers in china can finally breathe a sigh of relief, that traffic jam that stretched for 100 kilometers has finally cleared. the holdup began nine days ago on a stretch of road near the capital known as the beijing- tibet expressly. there was roadwork. they're not expected to finish it for another month. the chestnut tree in the jewish and fragrant about in her diary has collapsed. the trio said her home is a very few signs of nature visible from the attic where she hit for more than two years during world war ii. she died in a concentration camp in 1945. she was 15. on the outskirts of the biggest city in brazil lies the smallest indigenous reservation in the country. less than two football pitches a few hundred corny indian struggle to preserve their culture, a corner by t

five fifty six the final score there to leave the group while russia a third and play bottom side ivory coast on wednesday in the meantime the usa have claimed their second to second victory of the tournament this time mike who speaks men slovenia little chance beating european side by ninety nine point seven seven kevin durant's that the american speaks twenty points while another heavy love added ten and eleven. in other news police have a thirty five year old man who's at the center of the cricket match fixing scandal involving pakistan cricket agent he was released without charge after being arrested on saturday on suspicion of conspiring to defraud bookmakers. a british tabloid alleged it paid him in advance for details of three no balls which were bowled by pakistan in the test against england several pakistan players of also being questioned by police captain someone but mohammed a man mohammad asif and camera and acma were all interviewed the manager the team manager gabble saeed said the claims were unproven england won the final test on sunday and the series. has been the new

all russia a third and pipe bottom side ivory coast on wednesday. cricket now under police have bailed a thirty five year old man who's at the center of the alleged max fixing scandal involving the pakistan team cricket agent majeed was released without charge after being arrested on saturday in suspicion of conspiring to do for bookmakers a british tabloid newspaper alleged it paid him in advance for details of three no balls which were bald by pakistan test against england several pakistan players have also been questioned by police in captain solomon bought mohammad on yet mohammad asif and comrade acknowledge their team manager. said the claims were in private in england when the final test on sunday to take the series three one why don't golf now and not has won the opening event of the fed ex playoffs beating modern lead in a playoff at the barclays in new york while tiger woods did enough to make sure he qualified for next week's don't you bang championship once again in inconsistent form and have to finish in the top one hundred this week to

. >>> you usually think of white or ivory for a wedding but green is becoming a more common color forddings. that's because brides and grooms want to be more eco- conscious. linda yee shows us how to get hitched and be conscious of the environment as well. >> reporter: there she comes. dressed in white. but these days a bride's wedding can also be green. >> definitely nice to see that they're making an effort to do something like that. and be conscious. >> that is the point of the wedding fair today, co- sponsored by palo alto. a green powered city. >> every exhibitor offers something to save the environment. for example, some table linens are based on recyclabled plastic bottles. but they are only available in limited colors like natural or white. why not buy all of your linens made out of recycled bottles? >> one of the reasons not all of the linens can be dyed or made into certain prints or patterns. >> reporter: a table of bridal gifts or supplies are 100% natural. no dyes used. >> made out of starch and corn, and the candle is soy-based, and burns more than 40 hours. >> reporter:

officials are in st petersburg today assessing the bid for the twenty eight hundred torment and as ivory bennett reports it's already giving the potential stars of tomorrow the motivation to train harder today . for these boys football is their life they train every single day just twelve years old and if the world cup does come to russia in twenty eighteen the hopes and expectations of the nation will be resting on bad shoulders. pressure that would make others of their age crumble but for the boys at spartak moscow is youth academy discipline and desire and more important it's not the fear of failure that drives them is the fear of missing the chance to play in a world cup on home turf i'm still a very simple strategy and if i really want russia to host the twenty eighty mile cap it's my life's purpose if we keep working hard we have a good chance of making the team but the training's no walk in the park before they can even touch the ball they must ensure a punishing nonstop fitness routine for the first hour the coaches know the boys have talent but it's their hunger that's the key t

will continue to track these wildfires and there are facts on russia and around the world for now ivory bennett reporting about one hundred kilometers from moscow and italian overcome in the heart of the town. your authority live from moscow still ahead for you in the program we report on what's in store not just for the power selling donkey and she settles into a five star luxury in the kremlin stable hopeful for debt nightmare or deal. iran's denying president mahmoud ahmadinejad was the target of an assassination attempt earlier reports claim to grenade was thrown at his convoy in the west of the country the claims come at a time of increasing pressure on iran just days ago a top u.s. military official said washington's ready to launch a military strike against the country if needed it's also tightened the sanctions already in place by expanding the blacklist of iranian groups and companies suspected of having terrorist links but as our teams were important to our reports these latest restrictions i don't want universal support in the world. well the united states treasury department

it was the first look at a married chelsea clinton wearing an ivory organza strapless ball gown by designerera wang. the 30-year-old bride was walked down the aisle by her father, the 42nd president. the groom wore a dark suit and in keeping with his jewish faith a yamalke. the ceremony included elements from both families relibling us tradition, a rabbi and methodist minister jointly conducting the ceremony. >> how was the wedding. >> despite the throngs of media diging for details, few were leaked in keeping with the bride request. >> when you grow up in the public eye like that, you don't really belong to yourself totally. it's a constant battle. >> reporter: it's a battle chelsea clinton seems to be winning. the only wedding photos released so far came from the family. this morning a caravan of land rovers and black sedans ferried gusts past the security check point to the wedding weekend finale, brunch at the 500 acre grassmere estate outside downtown rhinebeck where guests were given souvenirs. >> -- the whole thing with the brunch was the invitation on the brunch invitation t is just

ivory silk with silver beading at the waist, while the mother of the bride traded her famous pant suitsia oscar de la renta gown. shortly after the nuptials, the clintons released this statement via e-mail. "we watched with great pride and overwhelming emotion as chelsea and marc wed in a beautiful ceremony at astor courts." roger clinton couldn't help but gush about his niece and her husband. >> they deserve each other because they are both wonderful people. >> reporter: the royal wedding in rhinebeck may have been dubbed the loyal wedding. guests who witnessed the i dos, packed up their belongings and largely kept their mouths zipped. >> these people look like they are going to take the confidentiality agreements to the grave. >> reporter: as a thank you, guests received these gift bags photographed by tmz filled with clinton vineyards wines, cookies, peaches and a note from the bride and groom. one source said there was a 20-plus piece orchestra and chelsea danced with the groom and her dad to this song -- ♪ because i love you >> reporter: -- frank sinatra's "the way you look tonight

. >> and chris ivory's run the other night said it all. >> i'm telling you, only sports fans welcomes here in new orleans. to both mary landrieu, senator, and mayor, thanks for coming to our table this morning. >>> up next here on "meet the press," my interview with brad pitt whose make it right foundation is among those private efforts to rebuild and transform, in this case, the ninth ward and recover the future of the city as he sees it. we'll talk to wendell pierce of the hbo series "tremae." we'll talk to new orleans radio host garland robinette, and historian and author doug brinkley as "meet the press" continues after this brief commercial break. ♪ [ man ] if it was simply about money, every bank loan would be a guarantee of success. at ge capital, loaning money is the start of the relationship, not the end. i work with polaris every day. at ge capital, we succeed only when they do. whoo! awesome! yes! we've got to get you out of the office more often. ♪ my turn to drive. ♪ i think someone at my friend's school has this thing called autism. my friend's brother's son has autism.

judge, ivory tunic and objection. >> at least make by objection is that she is attempting to elicit an expert opinion from a nonexpert. >> well, i've repeatedly said to this witness and actually every witness they don't have to guess or speculate. frankly, mr. wells is a goodhearted, smart, very knowledgeable person and he shown an ability to draw that distinction. and so, if you have an opinion based on the captain's question, you may give it. it would be a guest and we don't want to guess this. now, since the objection is taken so long, if the captain can restate his question. and if you have an answer to it, please give us your answer. >> i'm not sure if it's mr. fanning. >> i mr. fanning over here. >> i know, that's what i'm referring to. >> what you say is you have no more responsibility. great-nephew have saved a thing since april 22nd of be focused on response operation. and through these hearings, some gaps have been discovered, whether they're going to be conclusions of whether there's some potential gaps. now, some of those calves may relate to your operation on shore and the

today, slave working on the ivory coast, some as young as 9 years old, will set you back as little as $30 in today's dollars, because they're considered disposable. and it raises -- again, it's something i wrote in the context of forced labor especially, and earl made the point that forced labor is a problem much, much larger, in terms of the number of people, than the sex trade, particularly those in the sex trade that are forced. and then you also raised the question of free will, not just in the sex trade or even the export of the sex trade, but free will of those who engaged with someone who will smuggle them or traffic them into this country for the purpose of working here, not necessarily in forced labor. so you've all raised a lot of very interesting questions, and because china is one of the major population centers on this planet, and because you have a lot of folks in the rural areas of chain athat have almost nothing and then they migrate to a city and are involved in a lot of things, it is easy in those circumstances to engage people to have them involved in forced labor s

lots of things we have to improve, but i don't think anyone should be concerned we start off in some ivory tower. >> do you think your ability to attract [inaudible] >> in the long run it enhances our ability to -- opportunities to move around. >> [inaudible] [inaudible] >> there is [inaudible] to put much more of this activity throughout central party is. one of the things we will do -- possibly through exchanges for trading platforms, but also through a process that nets theses to a smaller number so it is possible to see clearly where the exposures are. this has gone far beyond anything sensible. it could have been avoided if the authorities stepped in half a decade ago. >> i don't know what it will be. in need to be much more alert and determined -- [inaudible] >> i had the privilege of working with your predecessor to stop a run on the banking system. derivatives trading [inaudible] it was agreed directors of banks [inaudible] my question is accountability. [inaudible] it was apparent to me that he felt personally it was him alone [inaudible] do you consider it would be [inaudible] co

this white house is not operating in an ivory tower. the white house has a very active logged -- blog of their own. if there is something that happens if they do not like, they put it on their own blog. they treat news pieces that compete with cable news outlets one of the complaints is that the white house this not give as much access to news photographers. instead, they have a very capable and brilliant staff. they release official white house photos to the staff. in their play hardball on these questions -- they are playing hardball on these questions. host: a want to the callers in. this is a call from savannah. good morning. caller: i want to talk about the way the government is broken and some of the military subject you just spoke about. i was in the military 31 years. i was in civil service full- time. i've been a tax. the entire time. one thing that has always bothered me, i have listened to the public's negative talk about how the government spends. our military spend too much. at the same time, i am highly involved in buying

this white house is clearly not operating out of some ivory tower or candlelight age.they are pitching in all of these new media. the white house has a very active blog of their own. they did not wait 24 or 36 hours to have an op ed piece. if something happened that they did not like, they put it on their own white house block. they produce a video, produced news pieces that effectively compete with broadcast news and cable news outlets, versions of event. one of the complaints about journalists at the white house is the white house does not give as much access president of the past have given to news photographers but instead have a very capable and even brilliant staff, and they often release official white house goes to the news media. they are playing very hard, and i think by the light of some reporters, they are playing hard ball on it be questions. that is an interesting commentary on the way that they are, in fact, trying to exploit the new media as well. host: a call from savannah. this is bobby calling on the republican line. you are on the air. caller: good

judge, ivory tunic and objection. >> at least make by objection is that she is atmpting to elicit an expert opinion from a nonexpert. >> well, i've repeatedly said to this witness and actually every witness they don't have to guess or speculate. frankly, mr. wells is a goodhearted, smart, very knowledgeable person and he shown an ability to draw that distinctio. and so, if you have an opinion based on the captain's question, you may give it. it would be a guest and we don't want to guess this. now, since the objection is taken so long, if the captain can restate his question. and if you have an answer to it, please give us your answer. >> i'm not sure if it's mr. fanning. >> i mr. fanning over here. >> i know, that's what i'm referring to. >> what yosay is you have no more responsibility. great-nephew have saved a thing since april 22nd of be focused on response operation. and through these hearings, some gaps have been discovered, whether they're going to be conclusions of whether there's some potential gaps. now, some of those calves may relate to your operation on shore and there

this white house is clearly not operating out of some ivory tower or candlelight age.hey are pitching in all of these new media. the white house has a very active blog of their own. they did not wait 24 or 36 hours to have an op ed piece. if something happened that they did not like, they put it on their own white house block. they produce a video, produced news pieces that effectively compete with broadcast news and cable news outlets, versions of event. one of the complaints about journalists at the white house is the white house does not give as much access president of the past have given to news photographers but instead have a very capable and even brilliant staff, and they often release official white house goes to the news media. they are playing very hard, and i think by the light of some reporters, they are playing hard ball on it be questions. that is an interesting commentary on the way that they are, in fact, trying to exploit the new media as well. host: a call from savannah. this is bobby calling on the republican line. you are on the air. caller: good m

this white house is clearly not operating out of some ivory tower or candlelight age. they are pitching in all of these new media. the white house has a very active blog of their own. they did not wait 24 or 36 hours to have an op ed piece. if something happened that they did not like, they put it on their own white house block. they produce a video, produced news pieces that effectively compete with broadcast news and cable news outlets, versions of event. one of the complaints about journalists at the white house is the white house does not give as much access president of the past have given to news photographers but instead have a very capable and even brilliant staff, and they often release official white house goes to the news media. they are playing very hard, and i think by the light of some reporters, they are playing hard ball on it be questions. that is an interesting commentary on the way that they are, in fact, trying to exploit the new media as well. host: a call from savannah. this is bobby calling on the republican line. you are on the air. caller: good

i will return to the confines of the ivory tower at the end of 2011. in the meantime, i am focused on the 14 countries and territories stretching between egypt and iraq. it is an area where we collaborate closely. i want to provide the transition issues and begin little bit about the current environment. i look forward to your question for duke -- question. the u.s. is on track to meet the drawdown by september 1 of this year. when we came into office, if there were 144,000 american boot on the ground. at the second, there are approximately 56,000 forces on the ground. at the end of the month, that will be down to 50,000. to give you a sense for some of the other considerable efforts that have gone into this drawdown, consider the amount of equipment we have moved out. when the process started, we had 3.4 million pieces of equipment th. by the end of august, we will be down. we will be there before the end of august. consider the situation as a revel -- results to american bases. u.s. forces of occupied 347 basis. the number will be reduced to 94 bases

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it would not be helpful for us to live in an ivory tower in atlanta and have our experience be dated and no longer relevant to an industry that has emerged. so through all those mechanisms we're able to sustain and develop a capable workforce. compensation in broad terms we have a metric that links us to graded positions within a commercial nuclear enterprise. in other words, vice-president of my company might be equivalent to a plant manager or site vice-president in the industry, and there are evaluators in my company are linked to mid level or managers or technicians in the industry. and so we kind of compare ourselves to that. and while as a nonprofit we don't even have stock, much less stock options, there are some variabilities in our ability to compensate with the private sector. on balance we attract folks that are really interested in giving back or at a phase in their career in the industry where they're looking for a bit more stability than the intensity that they see. so it's a win-win proposition for us. the 60 people that you talk about obviously we do not assign any of

today, slaves worked on the ivory coast, some as young as nine years old. it would set you back as little as $30 today. they are considered disposable. it is something i wrote in the context of a forced labor. he made the point that forced labor is a problem much much larger -- in terms of the number of people -- much larger than the sex trade. you have raised the question of free will, not just in the sex trade or the export of the sex trade, but the free will of those who engaged with someone who will smuggle or traffic them into this country, not necessarily for forced labor. it is easy to engage people and have them involved in forced labor or smuggling or trafficking or baking or any number of things -- baiting and -- begging or any number of things. the problem goes beyond china. we have been very critical of china in this commission and the work we do in this congressional -- in this congressional committee. we keep thie most correct and complete data base of chinese political prisoners and human rights prisoners in the world. our database is the one

it was another ivory wang. we are told it w. chiffon with plum bows. >> that went over my head. ladies and gentlemen, good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> scale of 1 to 10, starting with rosemary, fashions of the day. >> it was an exceptional wedding party. chelsea was a 9. >> 9. colin? >> i think she was a 10. we have seen chelsea grow up. she was almost an awkward teen. she was radiant, confident as she walked down the aisle. >> i think she was 10-plus. >> first of all, why haven't we seen photos of the bridesmaids and the groomsmen? >> it's unbelievable how secretive they have kept this. we know very little about the wedding. not only the vendors but everyone on the guest list has been careful not to talk about this. >> also the party line seems to be that this couple prefers to keep their privacy. everyone we spoke to, we probably approached 60 to 70 guests. 30 different people involved with the planning of the wedding. everyone seemed to have the same plan. >> except for the fact that it's tough for a television

we cut off aid to the ivory coast some yes ago because of the political situation.t's a powerful thing. we are cutting off aid because there is a coup or something like that. when we did that, aid went down to $2 million a year. well year by year by year we are now giving $120 million a year to the area where we cut off aid. it no longer says something to say we are cutting off aid if it means, well, that doesn't include the $100 million, $200 million, $300 million. that means you've got to change the way you approach other issues. i think just facing that reality, that your aid program is not going to give that you leverage and ability a whole range of issues. it's an important thing forhe secretary of state, for congress and others in terms of what we think we are getting for tripling aid to africa on a whole range of issues. that seems to me is a reality. it's already evident. >> let's take our next group of questions and we'll tke these three, start here and then we'll come over and pick up that last one. yes, please go ahead. >> thanks for having the event. it