it will get hotter and hotter as joel said. so the real purpose that we bring up this issue of the possibility of changing the orbit of the earth by using comets is so over the long-term we can slowly move the earth away from the sun so that as the sun gets hotter and hotter, it doesn't cook the earth. >> as have been told by the way joel is your husband in this esteamed spousealw relationship, and i was just thinking of metaphor these two stars are in conjunction and they have been in producing this book. and you are a lawyer and congratulations on yourros of the pros are great reading. >> thank you very much. >> very lucid. this is an ar cane subject and it'seso taker to almost everybody. >> if we can't reach people. if people can't understand they won't get the fact that this is their universe. this universe belongs to everyone and there is really no reason why you have to be an expert. you don't have to understand scientific theories at the level of scientists to derstand the overall picture of our universe. every culture h

discuss the future of israeli egyptian relations i'm joined by joel beynon in stanford he's a professor of middle east history at stanford university in washington we cross to use of moon air he is the executive director of the jerusalem fund for education and community development and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i think go to a. statement made by netanyahu recently about the events playing out in egypt and this is what he has to say about the treaty that was the result of the camp david here we go he israel israel believes that the global community must demand that any egyptian government preserve the peace treaty with israel joel if i can go to you first i mean is that in the new usual demand i mean here's a country israel demanding that a sovereign country and hopefully an elected government out to get through all of this violence. keep to a peace treaty that that is genuine generally not popular in egypt right now. it is an unusual demand but it's very much in line w

. >> elton john has a serious message for billy joel and billy joel quickly responds. >> get nasty. >o, how lindsay lohan got in trouble after stopping at a swanky jewelry store. don't miss your skinny. swanky jewelry store. ♪ skinny so skinny >>> i always thought that the world of frenemies was populated by women. >> not in this case. >> but if you're wondering, some male frenemies, elton john and billy joel. >> what a war between those two. >> you probably heard the first part. elton john was doing an interview in "rolling stone" and he basically called billy joel to the mat. he said, more or less, you know, you are not doing well professionally. he says, you basically are lazy. he says, you can write another song, you could do a lot of things. he also poked at him and said, you know, when you go to rehab, you're going to what he called rehab light. he said when i go to rehab, i cleaned floors. i really got into it. he says, as a friend, this is tough love. people adore you. they love you and they respect you. you should be able to do better than you're doing right now. so billy joe

joel, pleasure to have you on the broadcast. for those that are watching around the world, christians, why should we care about what is going on in egypt? >> obvious reasons, instability there, largest country, 80 million mostly muslims, if this were toppled by radical islam, this would set off a wave of terrorism and outright war in the region. it is driving oil prices up, creating instability. we need to be concerned for the many christians, true followers of jesus christ in egyptpt. there is tremendous persecution in recent years. even last month christians being attacked. we need to pray the lord moves powerfully. interesting thing, george, isaiah 19, the bible describes, in the last days before the return of christ there would be insurrection and a civil war in egypt then a great salvation as egyptians turned to christ. i can't say we are there yet, but that is prophetically where we are heading. >> if you look at the map of israel, israel has enemies to the north, syria and hezbollah, 2 allies, egypt to the south and jorda

the global community must demand that any egyptian government preserve the peace treaty with israel joel if i can go to you first i mean is that in an unusual demand i mean here is a country israel demanding that a sovereign country and hopefully an elected government out to get through all of this violence. keep to a peace treaty that that is genuine generally not popular in egypt right now. it is an unusual demand but it's very much in line with the kind of demands that israel routinely makes israel doesn't see itself as a country that has to live in the middle east with its neighbors on mutually acceptable terms on the other hand even though the peace treaty is unpopular in egypt i don't believe that any government that might be installed as a result of a genuine democratic transition would actually abrogate the treaty the treaty is unpopular in egypt not because of anything having to do with egypt's relations with israel but because when the outline of the treaty was negotiated at the camp david summit in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight there was supposed to be along with the

john tells rolling stone that joel needs to get serious about rehab.he his former touring partner canceled many times. >>> mariah carey confirms a life and style report that she's expecting both a boy and a girl. >>> ricky gervais is back -- or not. first golden globe bloggers asked him to consider a third posting. next the foreign press association issued the snarky response, we have not asked him to come back. nice try, ricky. then gervais quickly clarified that he spoke with an nbc executive, not the press association. >>> radar online reports police are seeking a warrant to search lindsay lohan's venice beach home to search for stolen jewelry. investigators have video of lohan swearing the jewelry. lohan is still on probation and faces possible charges from an incident last december. >> you understand, don't you? >> i wish. can i just live in that for a moment, as if that were the case? that would be wonderful. >> i think your husband wouldn't like that. >> it would be a relief for him, trust me. >>> and this comes to us from woio in lima, ohio, wh

favor acompanen a la marcha para apoyarnos unos a otros porque es la comunidad de uno 46:49 el pastor joel roman organiza la marcha y dice que al menos diez iglesias cristianas ya se han unido... joel roman/organizad or de la marcha 1:58 y queremos orar y traer que la paz de dios baje en esa comunidad de sur san francisco 2:03 pero tambien demandan mas atencion de la ciudad. 2:30 hagan un centro de comunidad para la juventud en ese lugar, queremos que ellos tomen tiempo, finanzas recursos para darles a nuestros jovenes 2:40 pero no es tan facil dice este concejal. pedro gonzalez/concejal de south san francisco 16:17 probablement e si se necesita pero mas adelante porque ahorita no hay manera de decir vamos a construir esto, se toma tiempo y es una buena cantidad de dinero ... 16:28 gonzalez quien apoya la marcha, agrego que se pusieron mas policias en las escuelas y que ahora trabajan en una iniciativa para organizar los vecindarios. pilar nino 42:46 la marcha estara seguida por una reunion aqui en este parque en las avenidas linden y pine al lado de donde los tres muchachos fueron asesina

to discuss global military spending i'm joined by joel johnson in washington he's from the teal group corp an american aerospace and defense consulting company in stockholm we have paul holt i'm he is a senior researcher with the stockholm international peace research institutes arms transfer program and in oxford we go to d.p.i. in bass or a he is a policy advisor for oxfam and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk means you can jump in anytime you want i to go to very broadly and then go very specific to the middle east and i'd to go to joel first the united states accounts for two thirds of all. exported arms in the world are more arms creating a more stable world or a more destabilized world or you don't have it you don't see a direct correlation between the two well i don't see particular direct correlation i would that would note i know one of the common arguments is gee sometimes you supply both sides well where we have such as greece and turkey we haven't had conflict between greece and turkey since world war two which

joel brown is at the white house with more on that. joel, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, russ. president obama unequivocally putting qaddafi on notice in a phone call to german chancellor angela merkel. the president said qaddafi was using mass violence as his only means of staying in power, that qaddafi had lost legitimacy and for the first time, that qaddafi should leave now. and late last night, the white house rolled out new sanctions against libya, blocking bank accounts and freezing the assets of qaddafi, his regime, and senior and his children. but the president had held back on calling for qaddafi to step down until u.s. citizens were safely out of the country. today, the president intensified the pressure. russ? >> mitchell: joel brown at the white house. thank you. the number of people fleeing libya continues to grow. at least 15,000 have crossed the border into egypt. 4,200 are expected to arrive tomorrow in crete and 22,000 have fled into tunisia. allen pizzey now from the border of tunisia and libya on the

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stepped out just a day after he announced he was going to remain in office we're going to speak with joel rubin about this abrupt change in our government and what's next for the country next we'll continue our coverage of the tech firms who have worked with the government to take down a wiki leaks is the perfect combination of government banks corporations all working together to subvert free speech stream hamesha will join me to discuss the issue then we've talked about it before but could the era of the dollar really be coming to an end the i.m.f. released a report yesterday saying that it's considering switching out the dollar as the world's reserve currency but if the dollars on the outs what's going to replace it well as business insiders joe weisenthal then we'll ask you if college is for everybody think about it times are tough unemployment is out of control and that's including those who have college degrees so could it be better for some to just bypass the college years and save a whole lot of money are going to speak to one person who is getting death threats for his supposedly

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favor acompanen a la marcha para apoyarnos unos a otros porque es la comunidad de uno 46:49 el pastor joelroman organiza la marcha y dice que al menos diez iglesias cristianas ya se han unido... joel roman/organizad or de la marcha 1:58 y queremos orar y traer que la paz de dios baje en esa comunidad de sur san francisco 2:03 pero tambien demandan mas atencion de la ciudad. 2:30 hagan un centro de comunidad para la juventud en ese lugar, queremos que ellos tomen tiempo, finanzas recursos para darles a nuestros jovenes 2:40 pero no es tan facil dice este concejal. pedro gonzalez/concejal de south san francisco 16:17 probablement e si se necesita pero mas adelante porque ahorita no hay manera de decir vamos a construir esto, se toma tiempo y es una buena cantidad de dinero ... 16:28 gonzalez quien apoya la marcha, agrego que se pusieron mas policias en las escuelas y que ahora trabajan en una iniciativa para organizar los vecindarios. pilar nino 42:46 la marcha estara seguida por una reunion aqui en este parque en las avenidas linden y pine al lado de donde los tres muchachos fueron asesinad

the president says it is a responsible plan but as joel brown reports, republicans are not buying it. >> reporter: president obama's three trillion dollar spending plan arrived on capital hill this morning the white house says the proposal cuts the deficit by 1.1 trillion dollars over 10 years but republicans say it doesn't go far enough. >> continuation of as our chairman has said, a budget that unfortunately spends a little too much, taxes too much. borrows too much. >> reporter: the obama legislation says it can save on nondiscretionary spending it cuts $80 million from the pentagon budget, slashes money from the budget helping the poor buy heating oil. >> it will mean cutting things that i care deeply about but if we are going to walk the walk when it comes to fiscal discipline, because of cuts, these will be necessary. >> reporter: the president is also proposing spending increases such as education which is why, he visited a baltimore area school today that has republicans furious here on capital hill they want deeper cuts including a freeze on spending at 2008 levels. >> you ha

joel brown, cbs news, the white house. >>> because qaddafi's regime is monitoring facebook and twitter the protestors have come up with a different way to communicate. one opposition leader created a profile on the arab world's equivalent of match.com coming up with secret codes to gauge support and direct them to other sites for conversation. >>> teen shoppers falling out of fashion. a popular chain closing up shop leaving workers hanging. >> and the sierra gets pounded with snow. how much has fallen so far and the threat home owners there are now facing. >>> you may have a clear slot where you are but according to our live hi-def doppler radar, we still have random scattered showers. the areas that will see snow tonight. and the coldest temperatures of the week, coming up. ,, [ male announcer ] breakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. clothing chain has gone out of business... and now employees of "anchor blue" say they've been cut >>> a popula

joel brown reports hosni mubarak made the announcement today despite the demand by a quarter million protestors that he resign immediately. >> reporter: there is no letup to the uprising in egypt. thousands continue to protest in the streets of cairo through the night, not satisfied with the latest promises from their president. in a nationwide address, president hosni mubarak announced he will not run for ee re-election. >> what aim for now to restore the stability of this country in order to ensure a peaceful transfer of power. >> reporter: mubarak sails remain president until elections take -- says he will remain president until elections take place in september. but demonstrators want him out now. and they vow to protest until it happens. >> this is a revolution in the making! >> reporter: there have been eight days of demonstrations across egypt. and tuesday's were by part largest. people are angry over poverty and government corruption. the obama administration has walked a diplomatic tightrope with its egyptian ally. a special envoy reportedly told mubarak that the u.s. sees h

joel brown reports. >> reporter: newt gingrich walked in like he already won the election.anshakes all meant to suggest he's the gop's frontrunner for the white house. but the reception was different for former defense secretary donald rumsfeld. vice president dick cheney was about to introduce him but shouting crowd members put that on hold. it all happened on the first day of the conservative political action committee convention. a chance for gop leaders and potential presidential candidates to meet over 10,000 party activists. one of the big highlights of c-pac is the straw poll. everybody takes a vote on which of the potential candidates they like best. the hopefuls try hard to win. but it doesn't mean much. mitt romney won the straw poll back in 2007. a year later john mccain won the party's nomination. >> ready for mccain, cross out palin. >> reporter: two years later it's mccain's former running mate who is getting a lot of attention at c-pac. >> sarah palin has several of my pins. >> reporter: sarah palin turned down her invitation, citing scheduling conflicts. hei

obama's first big news conference of the year, as joel brown reports. >> reporter: the president spent much of the news conference fielding questions on what he chose to leave out of his budget plan, social security and medicare. >> this is going to be a negotiation process. >> reporter: republicans had blasted the president's budget proposal for its record $1.65 trillion deficit. and for the fact that it doesn't cut social security or medicare. the government spends more on those items than anything else. but the president says even though democrats and republicans are far apart, they'll find common ground. >> i'm confident we can get social security done in the same way that ronald reagan and tip o'neill were able to get it done, by parties coming together, making some modest adjustments. >> reporter: the white house plan calls for a mix of spending freezes, cuts, and tax hikes on the wealthy. even though the president says he thinks the two sides can work together, the two parties are already starting to battle over the budget. >> over the last two years, since president obama has t

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joel northrup said he withdrew because of his personal and religious beliefs.on has sparked a national debate. >> reporter: for a high school wrestler in iowa the chance to compete for the state championship is a revered and time-honored tradition. joel northrup entered last week's tournament ranked fifth in his weight class. he made the decision instead to walk away from the competition right before his first match. northrup was pitted against 15-year-old cassandra herkelman, one of two girls to ever qualify for the state finals in its 85-year history. >> i think more people will start, like, to wrestle knowing >> reporter: northrup refused to compete against his female opponent and forfeited the match, citing personal and religious reasons, making cassandra the first female to win a match in a state tournament. >> he stuck to his quicks on probably the biggest stage in wrestling in the nation, i would argue, let alone in iowa. >> reporter: it's those convictions and principles that joel northrup's parents say have been teaching their son since he was a young

anytime you want to go to very broadly and then go very specific to the middle east i'd like to go to joel first the united states accounts for two thirds of all. exported arms in the world are more arms creating a more stable world or a more destabilized world or you don't have it you don't see a direct correlation between the two. well i don't see particularly a direct correlation i would would note and know one of the common arguments is gee sometimes you supply both sides well where we have such as greece and turkey we haven't had conflict between greece and turkey since world war two which is basically when we started working with both of their militaries similarly in the case of egypt and israel. after the seventy three war when when egypt basically said change suppliers from the soviet union qua russia to the united states again we've had a stabilizing influence i think on both sides it's very hard to find much in the way of at least u.s. arms used against anybody over the last thirty years which is a pretty forty years was a pretty good record you know i like to say u.s. weapons wo

. >> author joel rosenberg says they should be weary of the muslim brotherhood. >> muslim brotherhood is the worst case scenario for israeli, american interests, they want sharia law, radical muslims taking over egypt as radical muslims took over iran 30 years ago, this would be the twin pillars of radicalism. >> jennifer wishon cbn news pwashington. >> thanks, jennifer, joining us is paul, an advocate for it is country's christians. paul, you have been hearing my colleague, jennifer wishon report from d.c. what do the christians think about the muslim brotherhood? >> most of the christian leaders of the major churches have expressed their fear of the muslim brotherhood. while percent they have been repressed under mubarak, the dominant note is fear that the future is likely to be worst than the past. they hope it won't be, a lot of trepidation. >> are you saying mubarak was good for egypt's christians? >> no. they were repressed and discriminated under mubarak. almost impossible to build churches, difficult to repair churches. when christians were attacked by extremist muslim groups

joel know which has one of the remotest areas of eastern sector of the caucuses reserve several reserve stocks and their families live here on a permanent basis. even if the weather is warm it's only possible to reach this place with an off road vehicle schoolchildren from a nearby village of sit by often visit reserve ranges they have organized an eco movement called the little bison. hello hello glad to see you. to be our guests. that. doesn't match the machine we are. is the starting point of a circular route for high just only visitors with a permit and a map are allowed to enter the reserve is inspected and ranges teach them the elementary rules for surviving in the mountains children from the little bison oh always welcome here they already have experience walking cross country children from the little bison often cross the river in that way but it's risky in winter time so today we're going to take a detour we'll cross the bridge and forest will take care of all stuff. pikas can choose between several popular routes in different areas of the coaxes reserve. close to the trail sto

joel says the google executives shows how they repeal tolerance. they ruled with both an iron fist and velvet glove and gave the opposition enough rope to hang themselves. >> reporter: student protesters called for president hosni mubarak to step down. the muslim students organized the rally. they say it was not just a call for freedom but anest to get -- an effort to get students more involved. >>> especially with the reopening today of shops and banks, the protests still continue in the troubled country. 2000 people took to the streets with renewed demands that president hosni mubarak step down. they marched chanting anti- president hosni mubarak slow dance. >>> the families of the jailed speaking out in their spying trial in iran. shane bauer issued a statement saying now that the court has heard their testimony firsthand, we hope and pray truth and justice will at least prevail. they testified in a closed session and sarah shaw pled not guilty. >>> protesters are on the move and right now they are heading to san quentin prison after learning th

joel brown, cbs news, the white house. >>> standing room only at the fresno convention center. funeral for a long general who served as the u.s. ally in the vietnam war. thousands gathered on the first day of the six-day service for powell. powell led a battle who once saigon fell he moved to fresno and helped people resettle in the u.s. today his family got the word, the u.s. army denied a request to have him buried at arlington national cemetery. >> that was his last wishes that he gets recognized for his life long contribution to america. >> i would give my spot as a korean combat veteran. i would give my spot for that man. >> he was told that powell couldn't have the spot because he would take the place of an american veteran. he plans to appeal the decision. general van powell died last month at the age of 81 leaving behind 25 children. >>> two twins from vallejo are on their way to serving their country. >> against all enemies. >> born and domestic. >> melissa and her sister took the ceremonial list of enlistment this morning. we first told you about them last month. they

i road in last night with joel smith and he said with a wink and nunl, never turn down a trip to san francisco or new orleans. we have one still left. all right. i'm going to talk about a shared resource in the west and my first thing here is all important dividing line on the upper and lower basin colorado line. this photograph was taken lo 1880's and you will see the lower right, the founder. john lee is actually my grant grant grand father. you might think it's remarkable to be a descendant of the guy, but he had 21 lives and by my count about 2500 descendants right about now. let's go to the next. you probably all know the overview of the river. those that never heard of the colorado river let me give you facts. 7 states and two nations share it. the fastest growing part of the nation by percentage or numbers. including utah, arizona, and nevada and california just on sheer numbers. 8 percent of the land area in the united states and it has 60 million acre feet of storage and that's closest to the highest in the world relative to it's annual flow of 15 million acre flow a year. i

joel brown cbs news the white house. >> back in the bay area muni's executive director could be leaving according to the san francisco chronicle, nathaniel ford is a finalist for running the airport authority in washington dc. he will hear if he got the job by march 1st. his departure would come at a critical time for muni they are facing a billion dollar short fall over the next 20 years. >>> the last day to help out schools in contra costa county buying a new car. this holiday weekend, 14 concord car dealerships are partnering with local schools for the president's day sale extravaganza. some proceeds from car sales go to music and athletics in the mount diablo unified school district. >>> will this year 's bay to breakers race be the last centennial park race, part costume party part race will be run in may there is no title sponsor since ing stopped sponsoring it. that race has been losing money for years combine that with ongoing complaints like public drinking and trash and future of bay to breakers is unclear. >>> coming up, a possible break through for a recovering cancer surviv

when joel and ethan coen came to me, they said there were going right to the book. once i did read the book, i saw what they were talking about. the book reads like one of their scripts. terrific characters, a lot of twists and turns. so i jumped on board after a read the book. of course, i was happy i enjoyed the book so much. the coen brothers are real masters. tavis: what about the cast? >> what about this girl, 13 years old when she did the movie? she is something else. we have matt damon. i have admired him for so many years. he is such a great actor. josh brolin. it was just a great cast. tavis: i keep hearing people suggest this may indicate that westerns are back. my take is a bit different. it does not necessarily mean that westerns are back. it means a good book might have a chance of becoming a good movie. what is your take? >> i hope westerns are coming back. a lot of people think that i was part of the movie that a lot of people say put the nail in the coffin of westerns, "heaven's gate." for my money, that was a classic in its own right. maybe with the

. >> yeah, thanks joel. well, precipitation is still roblematic but there's this >> there's a tendency for more wetness in tropical climates. it's kind of if you shift the whole frequency distribution of temperature to the

. >> i'm joel smith and i want to pick up on peters comments. i'm very impressed by this workshop on assessing the climate change and it begs the question, should all utilities or those officer time size be required to look at implications of climate changes over 30 or 50 - whatever the planning verizon is, the things peter is talking about. in britain and correct me if i'm wrong, their required to look at the long-term plan and suggest if their robust against a long term plan. i think it's making water managers look very seriously at this. i throw that out as a possibility. >> i'm at,mwah. they have asked me to lead our climate change commitment and people ask the same thing. what do we do? what are we doing? is this real? to synthesize and follow up, i like peters comments. one of this things we do when we talk to more and more people is seeing a transition from a world we were focused on and meeting a regulatory world and now we're being asked to look external and further from the small boundaries of our communities and where do we sit. some

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i talked to joel about this.t would be great to have a collection of real on ground so you can deal with the explicit issue of climate change whether or not reservoir rules have been adjusted already. what's actually been done? what changes have we seen? success stories would be very valuable to a lot of management in different places what has not been done? unfortunately, my list is longer here. a few flood examples in 2002 the california flood management task force held a hearing and a number of speakers came and talked about climate change and change of the way we do flood changing and maybe i'm miss reading the flood change task force but i would argue they ignore that and nothing they recommend took climate change into account. we no, fema, flood map's don't incorporate future risks and some say they don't adequately incorporate flood risks. the story we heard from david on often does but insurance companies are interested in this because they obviously have a financial stake in that and we may see some chan

. >> yeah, thanks joel. well, precipitation is still roblematic but there's this >> there's a tendency for more wetness in tropical climates. it's kind of if you shift the whole frequency distribution of temperature to the warm side and naturally the tail shifts as well and you get a propensity of more extremes. because the temperature impacts snow,packs you propose more run off in certain mountain settings. there's a little evidence of increase in heavier precipitation and that's showing up in some observations across the united states and i think you'll see this in the,ip sfpuc, but it's not real real strong. i would say that's kind of a second order effect. you know, if we were living in the gulf states we probably would be worried about the tendency for more tropical storms and we really have not seen that in these models in the eastern pacific but i don't know that they would show that. so, there is more specificity developing as we do more and more work on this. there's more models and you know we've g