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joining me now, father james martin, contributing editor for the publication of "america" magazine. ficial chaplain of "the colbert report." and from washington, ezra klein, a washington columnist and msnbc contributor. father martin, just a little business -- ezra, excuse us for a moment. we've got a little business to conduct here. so how did you go -- in fact, i have a clip of you and your friend, stephen colbert, i just want to show quickly here. >> please welcome the official chaplain of the colbert nation, father jim martin. papa j., what's going on? >> now, how did you go from a mere friend of the show, which i am, having done the show exactly once, and never been invited back, stephen -- how did you go from friend of the show to official chaplain? >> he elevated me one night, you know, the way that a cardinal is elevated to the -- >> just right there, during the production, without checking with you or anything? >> right. >> so how much does he pay you for that? >> zero. >> we can do this in latin. people don't have to hear. >> feel free. >> okay. he pays you zero? >> he pays

he's now deputy director at the james martin center for studies and john is going to give us his thoughts and views on the path and options for pursuing further reductions. we're also very pleased to have with us trine flockhart, who will provide us with a european perspective on the recently completed defense and posture review issued at the recent nato summit and also, her thoughts on possible steps for dealing with the leftover tactical nuclear arsenals of the united states and europe as well as russia and after their opening remarks, we'll take your questions and we'll have discussion and so i welcome you to the meeting. >> thank you very much. it's a real pleasure to be here. i note from the smattering of gray hair and talk of some reunions that most of you have lived through a good portion of the cold war and some of you probably are saying what was the cold war. it's also very reassuring to me that among all of you, i'm probably the least expert of what goes on inside the beltway. i call myself an operator. by some strange occurrence of events, i ended up going through the cold war

he's deputy director at the james martin center. jon will give us his thoughts and his views on the path and options for pursuing further reductions and the challenges we must overcome in doing so. we're also very pleased to have with us trina flockhart who's a senior researcher in cope pen hag again. she'll talk about the defense posture review that was issued at the recent nato summit and also her thoughts on possible steps for dealing with the leftover tactical nuclear arsenals of the united states and europe as well as russia. after each of their opening remarks, we'll take your questions and we'll have discussion and so i welcome general jamison to the meeting and to open us up. the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. it's a real pleasure to be here. i note from the smattering of gray hair and talk of some reunions that most of you have lived through a good portion of the cold war and some of you probably are saying what was the cold war. it's also very reassuring to me to know that among all of you i'm probably the least e

james martin, did. and he joins me tonight. mr. in, you've been a staunch defender of jerry sandusky. you've testified on his behalf earlier this week. why are you so convinced, given the mountain of evidence to the contrary, that he is innocent of ever abusing a child? >> well, the jerry sandusky i knew and have come to know over the past 28 years spent his life trying to help kids overcome their circumstances. and i cannot imagine a situation where he would do any of the alleged things that have been accused of him. this is a guy who spent his life, built his reputation, helping kids overcome their circumstances. i can't imagine him doing any of those things. >> i mean, would you ever have naked showers with boys of 12, 13, 14? >> i certainly wouldn't now. you know, i was a wrestler here at penn state. i do recall, when we showered after practices, we showered all together in a big room. it just wasn't a big thing. now, i will tell you, growing up, not having done that in a long time, you know it would seem a little bit odd to me

. >> father james martin, you will be coming back as the official chaplain of "the last word" and some other show -- >> i'm honored. >> yeah. and ezra klein, you are the official. >>> re-election. let's play "hardball." good evening i'm chris matthew in washington. let me start with politics. how do you win elections? start with your base. they are the ones. you lock them in. then go to the reachables. those inclined to vote for you. they're the twos. then the undecided. the threes. leave the fours to the other guy. watch obama run. he worked hard recent weeks to lock in women voters with equal pay. underlining his issue on women's issues with a push from biden, he has done the same on gays backing full marriage he qualities. last week, he went further than any other politician in history protecting young immigrants. brought to this country illegal by their parents. in each case, he's taken action the other guy, romney, won't do because he sold himself to the right-wing pressure groups. he is going where the other guy can't go and scored politically. this hour we expect president obama

. >> father james martin, you will be coming back as the official chaplain of "the last word" and some other show -- >> i'm >> that was president obama speaking to reporters in los cabos, mexico, at the conclusion of the g-20 summit. welcome to "the ed show" live from los angeles. the president said the european debt crisis created a heightened sense of urgency. >> the one that has received the most focus, obviously, and is having a significant impact is the situation in europe. the largest trading partner in europe it means slower growth in american jobs. we have a profound interest in seeing europe prosper. that is why i am consulting closely with my european counterparts during this crisis, as we have done here in los kontos. i do think it's important to note that most leaders of the economy's are not part of the g-20. the challenges facing europe will not be solved by the g-204 by the united states. solutions will be decided appropriately by the leaders and the people of europe. so, this has been an opportunity for us to hear from the european leaders on the progress they are makin

. >>> james watt and martin dickie are the brew dogs and they don't like commercial beer. have a tv show where they prove it. >> beer has been the drink of the masses for thousands of years, but let's be honest, most of it is crap. conglomerates have brain washed nearly ever drinker on the plan sglet when they were 24, they created their own beer pub. >> meet the owners, the guys who make the strongest beer in the world. >> we seek out the most unusual beers on the planet. >> i destroy as much mass produced beer as we can get our hands on. >> they go around the world to find the best craft beers and some of the interesting ways that they're made. like with -- well, with weasel droppings. >> what? >> the beer is actually made with weasel droppings. >> how many weasels do you need to get? >> a lot of weasels. >> i want to see this show. >> i'm telling you this much, i'm not trying that weasel poop beer. >> beer is fantastic with anything, food, music, movies, art, culture, anything. >> these guys could have the only jobs better than the ones maybe that we've got. can we get

martin. >>> and coronation. lebron james wins his first nba championship, leading miami heat to a decisive finals victory. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody. good to be with you. happy friday. i'm terrell brown. >>> jury deliberations resume this morning in jerry sandusky's child abuse trial. after the jury got the case yesterday, sandusky's adopted son changed his story, saying he also was a victim of the former penn state football coach. manuel gallegus reports. began deliberating the jerry sandusky case comes a startling revelation from one of his own sons. through his attorney, matt sandusky said he met with prosecutors this week to say for the first time he was molested by his own father. matt is now 33 and was adopted by jerry and his wife dottie as an adult after living with them as a foster child. he was reportedly prepared to testify, but it's unclear why he was never called as a prosecution witness. the news about sandusky's son was not presented in court, so the jurors don't know anything about

martine. >> who is this? >> james. >> how old is he? >> four months old. >> good for you what do you thing of something like an opportunity like this. >> great i want to stay as close as possible with my son but take care of me too. >> have you seen results? >> yes, i have. >> i will let you get back to it enough of a break for you. let's check out this mommy son duo. >> meagan. >> and this is. >> callen. >> tell me about trying the fit it all in. >> i have been fortunate i can come out here with him and work out and he loves being out here >> i know some mums would be that takes them out of their schedule. >> so many classes, at so many locations, you can fit a class in regardless. >> let's see if we can get another one in here quickly tell me your name. >> sarah. >> landon. >> hi look at those blue eyes what is the experience been for you? >> he is 4 months. >> this is our first time, so it is definitely a work out. >> your very first time. >> will you come back >> i will. >> what have you thought about the other momkids. >> great eve

in 1977, nine years after he killed civil rights leader martin luther king jr., james earl ray went overur shoot at brushy mountain, we met an inmate who was not only there, but tried to talk ray out of it. >> i told him, i said, james, you've got no pickup, no car, i said as soon as your foot touches down they know it's you, there will be a million cops in the valley and no one's going to get away. it's just a futile effort and i don't believe in wasting energy. so i sat and watched it happen. >> james slagle, brushy mountain's longest-serving inmate, told us how ray led inmates over a wall using a makeshift ladder crafted from chains. they made their escape while a tower officer took an afternoon nap. that's your corner where james and doug and spider monkey and the others went over. of course the fence was not here at that time, it was just a mountain serving as the fourth wall of the penitentiary. >> after ray climbed over, six more inmates followed before an officer and another tower finally saw them, and shot, striking the last escapee in the shoulder. >> the way it used to work he

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by the time that was called end , and trayvon martin spotty had been recovered. . >>jamesthe panel was supposed to start investigation into the impact of electricity rates due to the shutdown of the nuclear power plant due to aging equipment him >>justine: the fire fire the wild fire left of fort collins has destroyed 200 homes. will they believe the this fire was caused by lightning. there is another wild fire burning out of control just left of cholera this brings. >>james: here is a look from our mt. tam cam is a lot of cloud cover here. we will see it pushed further and further inland. lewis is doing a good job cooling is down for the afternoon. san francisco is 52. san carlos and livermore says to the same story is the wide '50's and and to act is the exception that has set 60 karen adnan time the beef '50's at the coast and 60's and '70's inland. as we go to three in the afternoon it does not change a whole lot in it is '50's on the bay '70s in this central area and occasional '60s and the sensation i cook basil '70s out in the east bay. mom the can see the biggest d

i am a longtime observer and supporter of the martin luther king middle school since the good days when my friend james taylor was the principal. my observation now was that the middle school has suffered tremendously throughout the school year and is at its worst state historical. the new administration placed by the school board was about -- without consent. the school was formed in came into existence in 1984 as the result of a mandated court order from a lawsuit filed by the naacp. as a result of a mandated court order filed by the naacp. staff members were selected by a committee consisting of staff, parents, and community members. staff was to be the most qualified and most experienced. this was not the case. the recommendation for this year was ignored with no regard to what the community felt was a crucial component to the education of their children. the first choice was an african- american from the bay view community. the only candidate with experience to work with black children, the basis on which the school was founded. there needs to be a connection with the students, staff, parents, and

. >>> daily flashback is this day in 1969, when james earl ray, the suspect in the martin luther kingarrested in london. ray, of course, was extradited to the united states, where he confessed to dr. king's murder and was sentenced to 99 years in prison. ray recanted just days later, arguing he was coerced into a guilty plea. he spent decades seeking a trial, but to no avail. james earl ray died behind bars in 1998. >>> well, after another week of going off message, bill clinton is trying to erase doubts that he actually supports president obama's re-election. here's the former president, citing his pro-obama credentials. >> in 2008, when he ran for president and defeated hillary in the primaries, i did 40 events for him. 40, in the election. in 2012, i have done these major fund-raisers, i have spoken up for him wherever i could, i have told people repeatedly, i think he's done a good job, a really good job under very trying circumstances, and better than some people give him credit for. and i am strongly committed to his re-election. >> perry bacon heads our panel today with chris c

martin van buren administration. the atmosphere must have reminded jennings of james madison's inauguration 28 years earlier. as president andrew jackson prepared to close shop at the white house up the street, jennings took stock of a president's square much altered, starting with the name. the marquis de lafayette's return to america as the nation's guest in 1824 had occasioned the name shift in his honor, though the lafayette square designation took only slowly. dolley, for example, continued to use president's square on her letters. the comment itself was no longer an abandoned apple orchard but had been landscaped in advance of lafayette's visit. the restored white house sported porticos at both the north and south fronts. half the bill's charred and weakened exterior walls had been rebuilt. in the course of which workmen dug out in the course of preservation the dinner display the day the british torched the mansion in august 1814. the george washington portrait had long ago been retrieved from the maryland farmhouse where it rested in safety for several weeks after the fire and returned to dolley madi

the most famous escape was made by james earl ray nine years after he killed civil rights leader martinuther king jr. ray had been an escapee from missouri state penitentiary when he assassinated king. >> the main thing he was interested in was escaping. now, when i first met him, i was interested in escaping too. we got into a couple of plots together that never worked out. one we were going to go through the roof of the old auditorium where they showed movies. we did get the hole cut but it was discovered before we had a chance to use it. we didn't get caught, we didn't get locked up over it. they found it and tightened security in that area. >> in 1977 ray plotted another escape with james slagle and two other inmates. the plan was to climb the outer wall using a makeshift ladder crafted from chains. the inmates knew the tower guard closest to the wall took an afternoon nap. but slagle feared ray's high profile would lead them to the escapees. >> i said, james, you've got no pickup, no car. as soon as your foot touches down, they know it's you, there will be a million cops in this va

james. i'm a native resident. i come here tonight on a short notice to support the pastor who just spoke, supporting my students in the bayview hunts community. i'm -- martin luther king. all the other schools in bayview hunts point. we have a concern that was brought to my amention the our organization. a group of people who grew up in the community, we came back into the community. a lot of them came back and we have gone into the schools, wanting to talk to the board, to go into the schools and talk to these young brothers and sisters to change them and let them know that the villsadge live and we are concerned about our students. we want the best for our students. we also want black education put into our schools so everyone can learn about the history of african-americans in san francisco and california and the whole united states. we have a history that is not been told and it needs to be told. that's why you a lot of the kids of our race not interested in scoo schools. they are not learning about themselves. the teachers are not appreciated for what ouce

. >>> friend of james capoot fired after e-mailing a disparaging photo that had a picture of the office with trayvon martin's face photo shopped over capoot's picture. he e-mailed the picture to a pro law enforcement website seeking advice on how to respond to the e-mail which upset him. the website posted it to facebook. governor brown's office launched an investigation after receiving complaints. he was placed on leave in april later informed he would be fired. >>> alameda county judge ordering two infamous east oakland motels to shutdown for a year. police say for years they've made rests at the national lodge and economy inn in east oakland in december of 2010, the city sued to force the owners to shutdown. the judge agreed and fined the owners $45,000 each. the closures are set to begin in july. >>> this morning it appears the justice department will not seek another trial against former senator john edwards according to a knowledgeable law enforcement official. a jury in greensboro, north carolina yesterday found edwards not guilty on one count of accepting illegal campaign contribution but failed to r

shot trayvon martin had been released on $150,000 bond but the couple actually had thousands of dollars in donations to a website. >>> catherine greig, girlfriend of reputed mobster james "whitey" bulger, has been sentenced to eight years in prison for helping him evade arrest for 16 years. she had pleaded guilty in march. >>> legendary mobster henry hill has died at age 69. hill's life story was the basis for the movie "goodfellows." hill reformed later in life and was a frequent guest on "the howard stern show." a tornado-like wind swirled through venice, italy, yesterday causing some damage and uprooting trees. winds weren't fast enough to qualify as a tornado and there were no injuries. >> and you can bid on george washington's personal copies of the u.s. constitution and bill of rights later this month. the 223-year-old documents bound together in a book with washington's handwritten notes are expected to sell for $2 million to $3 million. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 12,573 after jumping 162 points yesterday. the s&p rose 15. the nasdaq climbed 33. >>> taking a look at overseas trading this morning, i

james wilson. then i would be thinking about madison and washington. there was some great human beings there that did a lot. >> luther martin? >> there is a great quote i found and used when some guy said you should hear about luther martin but you shouldn't see him. he drank a lot. apparently had really bad table manners. his clothes were usually spotted with food. i am not positive i need to see luther. >> edwards gary stuttered? >> that's pretty unanimous that he stuttered. >> anybody else have not very good speech? >> well, it was oratorical era so if you weren't good at it they noticed it. there was a fellow frlansing fr new york and there were several delegates who were put down as not speaking well and didn't speak that often. gary was unique in that he didn't speak well and he spoke a lot. >> is there another book for you out of some way or something you learned in this process? >> not directly at the moment. i am interested in my next project on the impeachment trial of andrew johnson. one of the things that i came away from this book feeling was that the presidency had not been dealt with very well. it was an inter

james' face. boston grabbed the lead with a shocking 4 94-90 win. >>> former yankee hideki matsui made his return to new york for the first time as a member of the rays. russell martin welcomed him back in grand fashion. bases clearing bomb to right field, yanks one 7-0. cliff lee was cruising along and then made a costly mistake in the eighth. the dodgers with a shot deep to left. juan pierre couldn't make the grab. in came two. dodgers take the lead, despite striking out 12 lee came up short. he's yet to win a game this season. dodgers rallied 2-1. no league was safe in washington. nationals tied the game in the 12th. bryce harper ended it, the first walk-off on the business, mets blew three different leads and nats made them pay, 7-6 in 12. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> who got busted in the big apple and who is tweeting the president for help with her case. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> a champion for finishing first in one race, a greater champion how she finished the next. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this wednesday. all the stormy weather will be exiting areas

james. i am a concerned parent in the bayview hunters point community, a property owner, a business owner. my problem is, when i went home from the last meeting, that the principal at martin luther king did the same thing at new school she is doing at martin luther king. we want her removed. we demand her to be removed. i am retired. i can be down here until 3:00 in the morning, waiting for you to put us on the agenda for one minute, and you have a discussion for 20. i support this board every time you go up for moneys for the voters. to me, you go up for too little money. our teachers are not being paid enough. to go to college for as long as they go to college, to get paid $50,000 is embarrassing. it is embarrassing to us. it is embarrassing than those students are not being properly educated in my community. we demand them to get the right education. we demand top quality teachers and principals in our school, just like every other school. the same teacher out of lincoln, we want in bayview hunters point. we pay for that. when you ask for dollars in my community, we always put up those dollars. we want them to count. we do not want our young people quitting school and

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