pope john paul the second hugging the little boy who had aids and that was during the papal visit 1987eat moment as miles riley said the pope embraced the boy and the world at the same time. >>> st. mary's cathedral destroyed by fire in 1962 and that is the fire blazing away. there is the destruction, the wrecking ball going to destroy the old st. mary's cathedral and prepare the way. >>> bishop james oh doud a popular auxiliary bishop, superintendent of schools he died tragically at a very young age and one of the most sad moments in the history of the archdiocese. >>> blessing of the bay bridge that is the cardinal who later becomes pope prius the 12th, that is midi next to him. >>> that is the jubilee celebration in 2000 the first major event at pack bell park, former pack bell park. a great event for the archdiocese. and that is bishop sheen the great catholic preacher and later on tv star coming to address the opening of the united nations which opened in san francisco 1945. there he is speaking to this gathering, on elements of peace. >> the 1906 earthquake picture reminds me of

nominion on to the full senate where she is expectedo be confirmed as early as next week to succeed john paul stevens. >> lindsay lohan started her 90-day jail sentence today. she arrived at a beverly hills courtroom ten minutes late to turn herself in. a judge found she had violated the terms of her probation for 2007 drug case. lohan will serve her sentence at a facility outside of los angeles where other celebrities have done time. >> the jail sentence ll be similar to where paris hilton went. she will have very sanitary living conditions. >> but obably not living conditions she is used to. she will be required to spend three months rehab and be monitored by a prosecute base officer after her release. >> she will be kept from the separa inmat. lisa argen is in nor mike nicco. >> we have clring in the south bay. it's 63 and sunny in san je, lots of clouds out there. only 54 in san francisco. so we got a pretty good spread going on today, a coing trend, i'll tell you all about it coming up. >> and fifth graders take fight against bullying all theay to the commander in chief. the response fro

nomination on to the full senate where she is expected to be confirmed as early as next week to succeed john paul stevens. >> lindsay lohan started her 90-day jail sentence today. she arrived at a beverly hills courtroom ten minutes late to turn herself in. a judge found she had violated the terms of her probation for 2007 drug case. lohan will serve her sentence at a facility outside of los angeles where other celebrities have done time. >> the jail sentence will be similar to where paris hilton went. she will have very sanitary living conditions. >> but probably not living conditions she is used to. she will be required to spend three months rehab and be monitored by a prosecute base officer after her release. >> she will be kept from the separate inmates. lisa argen is in nor mike nicco. >> we have clearing in the south bay. it's 63 and sunny in san jose, lots of clouds out there. only 54 in san francisco. so we got a pretty good spread going on today, a cooling trend, i'll tell you all about it coming up. >> and fifth graders take fight against bullying all the way to the commander in chief.

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kagan was nominated by the president to take the place of retiring justice john paul stevens. democratic leaders hope to confirm kagan before the august recess. >>> on "moneywatch," stocks in asia saw some gains this morning. ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, asian markets were mostly higher as chinese shares jumped for a second day. the hang seng was up just about 1%. the nikkei, however, bucked the trend losing more than 1%. >>> well, today wall street gets earnings reports from goldman sachs and apple. on monday stocks finished higher. the dow added 56 while the nasdaq gained 19. 2.5 million long term unemployed americans should get their benefits restored today. republicans have held up the extension for weeks, but democrats will pick up the vote they need from the temporary replacement filling the late robert byrd's seat. the extension applies only to those whose benefits expire beginning of june. the benefits averaging $309 a week will be applied retroactively. >>> more legal trouble for toyota. th

she would replace john paul stevens.nfirmed, she women will serve on the high court forever. >>> a former vietnamese fighter pilot accused of tack attacking a musician on -- of attacking a musician on stage is speaking out. he calls himself an anti- communist freedom fighter. he's now talking about his bizarre attack on a vietnamese pop singer during a weekend concert in santa clara. now, tom plea tended to offer the entertainer -- pretended to offer the entertainer flowers but instead blasted him with pepper spay. he says he describes hill self as a woman to get close to the stage. [ inaudible ] >> tong says he pepper sprayed that singer because the entertainer has a very friendly relationship with vietnam's communist leader. he's known for leading a hunger strike aimed at san jose leaders to rename a district in san jose little saigon. >>> the producers of "money ball" are looking for movie extras. if you have ever wanted to be in the movies, here's your chance. it's the story of how the 2002 oakland as won 103 games d

she would replace retiring justice, john paul see teens. and three women would -- stephens. three women would serve in the court for the first time ever. >>> well, time now, 5:18. let's go outside and talk about the traffic on the maps. >> on eastbound 580, getting out of livermore, heading out to thality mount pass, in the east direction, various lanes closed, and the road sensors are turning yellow, meaning traffic is closing down. let's go to live pictures. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge toll plaza, pretty can good coming into san francisco with no major problems. northbound 101 is good, heading downtown, but a little windy there, though. here is mark. >>> good morning. clouds, fog and drizzle to start off the wednesday morning. temperatures on the chilly side across the baarea. san jose reporting mostly cloudy skies, 55 degrees. they noticed an increase in the winds other the last few days. winds coming out of the west, southwest. increasing throughout the afternoon hours. by 3:00 we are talking about wind from 15 to 25 miles per here is the overall weather p

elena kagan will be replacing retiring justice, john paul stephens. three women will be serving in the nation's highest court for the first time ever if the vote is confirmed. >>> well, let's check back in with sal and check in with the traffic situations. you have been following a few? >> yes. d where he following the weather, wondering if it will have a significant affect on the morning commute. starting at the san mateo bridge, a small delay at the toll plaza heading west. not a lot mapping there. let's move along and take look at 880 in oakland. traffic looks good on the way up to the bay bridge toll plaza. when you get there, westbound a small delay there. traffic continue to look okay. 580, an accident westbound involving a bob tail truck blocking a lane. not affecting much, but be aware it is there. >>> fogs and clouds this morning, even drizzle, looking out toward san francisco and the trance america building. san francisco has been the chilly spot. whether he stay with the forecast for today. current numbers croix the bay area, san tarow is a

president obama nominated kagan to replace john paul stevens.e's no job in this country more important than supreme court justice. and they're appointed to life so you need to be thorough about vetting who you pick, you don't want to wind up with david hasselhoff. last night, we showed al franken falling asleep during the hearing. tonight we bring you minnesota senator -- who cares. she contributed this. >> you had a grueling day yesterday and did incredibly well but i guess it means you missed the midnight debut of the third "twilight" movie last night. we did not miss it in our household and it culminated in three 15-year-old girls sleeping over at 3:00 a.m. so i have this urge to ask you about the -- >> i didn't see that. >> i just had a feeling. i keep wanting to ask you about the famous case of edward versus jacob, or the vampire versus the werewolf. >> i wish you wouldn't. >> jimmy: she's going to be a lot of fun, it seems like. [ applause ] you know -- the senator should know if you want to talk "twilight" in the supreme court, you go to

choose who he pleases, but in replacing the only remaining veteran on the supreme court in justice john paul stephens, how did we reach this court in this country when we're nominating a person who unapologetically obstructed the military at time of war. she used her position of authority to impede rather th empower the warors who have fought? who have fallen for this country. i know a numr of my fellow veterans will testify to miss kagan's personal support on harvard's campus and ss kagan has had good things to say about the military which i appreciate, but for my money, actions always speak louder than wds and miss kagan's actions for recruiters, with wars raging overseas undercut the military's ability to fight and win wars and they trump her rhetorical explanning as. general david petraeus calls counter insurgenessy a thinking man's war. it takes the best america has to offer. in 2004, as you've heard many times already, miss kagan took the law into her own hands in defense of federal law. she can encourage students to protest and impose the presence of military recruiters. these actions

. >> what i found interesting, such a fan of john paul stevens. and if you look back at his political origins, we came out of different branches, from different branches of the illinois political tree, that's for sure. but in the time he served on the court, over 30 years on the court, i really have come to respect him so much. and the role that he plays there. what i find interesting is a parallel outcome in you dishl careers. justice blackman at the end of his career, near the time of his retirement med an observation about the death penalty, which he had supported throughout his term on the supreme court. case came along and he had a famous sentence. from this day forward, i shall no longer tinker with the machinery of death. he basically had reversed his position on the death penalty, after more than 30 years of service on the bench. when he concluded it could not be applied fairly based on his experience and all the cases that have come before him. justice stechvens had a similar epiphany and he went through a long analysis of the death penal

today -- today justice john paul stevens' resignation from the supreme court takes effect. i appreciated your recognition of his service to the country in your opening statements. general kagan -- he was the first person i -- the first supreme court nomination i was able to vote on. as a very young and very junior member of the united states senate. but you spoke eloquently about the rule of law securing the blessings of liberty about the constitution. and about the respect of all three branches of our democratic government. and i appreciate your pledge to look at every case modestly in connection with principal aiple with accordance of law. so beginning our questioning, i talked about this, each senator each senator will have a 13-minute round and we'll go alternating back and forth. so i will begin the first round. so in general, kagan, you spoke yesterday about your parents, children of immigrants, person of families to attend college. i was struck when you said that your mother didn't learn english until getting ready to go to school. the same with my mother and my wife

this would be cuba's largest such release since pope john paul the second visited in 1998. three men believed to have ties to al-qaeda have been arrested in norway and germany. norwegian and u.s. officials said they were plotting something similar to foiled efforts to bomb the subways in new york city. the men were allegedly trying to make powerful, peroxide bombs. it was not immediately clear if they had selected a target. three international troops-- one of them an american-- were killed in afghanistan today. in addition, a senior afghan police official was assassinated. meanwhile in iraq, bombings killed at least 15 people across baghdad, on the final day of a shi-ite holiday. nearly 60 iraqis were killed a day earlier. marine corps general james mattis has been tapped to take over the u.s. central command. defense secretary robert gates announced it today. mattis would replace general david petraeus, who left to become the top commander in afghanistan. that's after general stanley mcchrystal was fired for criticizing administration leaders in "rolling stone" magazine. m

for the doctrine of the face, they are working on an update for the rules of the 2001 that pope john pauli put into place that would make them not exceptions to the law but make them the law. this would incorporate important elements of the american approach, the heart of which is that if there is a credible accusations of abuse against someone they need to be immediately taken out of the ministry and suspended. he has to be taken out of the field. i do think that is coming. there are other aspects of the american laws that are more difficult to impose on a global church. the charter commits the bishops to reporting every credible accusations of abuse to the police and other relevant civil authorities. now, in part, that is become some 31 states which are mandatory reporters. they do not have a choice. they committed themselves to doing so. now, for an american that seems a no-brainer, right? if you receive information that a priest has a view -- abused child, obviously you call the cops. think about a policy that requires bishops to respond to inquiries for information about their clergy

for bill richardson in 1996, another one for former president jimmy carter in 2002 and 80 for pope john paul ii in 1998. no sooner were these political prisoners freed that the cells that they were once again with those filled with those seeking freedom from castro. with a recent visit from syria's dictator and ties with fellow sponsors of terrorism, they are trying to manipulate foreign nations to serve their own purposes. syria, like iran, is seeking nuclear capability. other nonconventional weapons, ballistic missiles and actively supports islamic extremists. similarly, cuba provides safe haven to known extremists from around the world and continues to publicly defend violent organizations such as the farc national park colombia. the anti-democratic, anti-freedom agenda that these dictators have in common presents a threat to our u.s. national security interests. let us not be fooled. i thank you for the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009, the gentleman from texas, mr. carter, is recognized for 60 minu

justice john paul stevens' majority opinion states that the fifth amendment does not require a literal public use. however, the fifth amendment of the document this nation holds sacred, and i have it right here with me all the time, madam speaker, the fifth amendment of this document clearly reads, nor shall private property be taken for public use without just compensation. this decision represents the disparity between constitutional interpretation and, yes, judicial activism. government should compel an individual for public property for the public use but not for the benefit of another private person. i agree with the views in the case which point out that the decision is an intrusion in the private citizens' lives and it picks winners and losers in the private market at the cost of an individual losing their personal property. madam chairman, according to the fifth amendment of the constitution, all levels of government have a responsibility and a moral obligation to defend the property rights of individuals and only exercise eminent dough nain when it's necessary for -- domain wh

she was awarded a 2003 award for valor and courage, she was recognized by pope john paul ii and the president of poland. additionally, she was considered for ea nobel peace prize in 2007. she passed away in 2008 at the age of 98. the students' legacy lives on in kansas as well. mr. canard was awarded a grant to build a center in fort scott, kansas, committed to the teaching of the importance of respect, understanding, and religious tolerance and to develop diversity projects about unsung heroes. the center also provides holocaust lesson plans to teachers and uses "life in a jar" to demonstrate what students are capable of achieving. they also produced a d.v.d. to share the story. funds raised are for the care of those who worked to rescue jew dish -- jewish children in poland like irena. when the students met irena, she told them they were continuing the effort she began 50 years ago and expressed appreciation, as we should, for their work to make this piece of history known. now their efforts inspire others. it is the hope of the project that all who learn of irena's efforts to save the chil

choose who he pleases, but in replacing the only remaining veteran on the supreme court in justice john paul stephens, how did we reach this court in this country when we're nominating a person who unapologetically obstructed the military at time of war. she used her position of authority to impede rather than empower the warriors who have fought? who have fallen for this country. i know a number of my fellow veterans will testify to miss kagan's personal support on harvard's campus and miss kagan has had good things to say about the military which i appreciate, but for my money, actions always speak louder thanords and miss kagan's actions for recruiters, with ws raging overseas undercut the military's ability to fight and win wars and they trump her rhetorical explanning as. general david petraeus calls counter insurgenessy a thinking man's war. it takes the best america has to offer. in 2004, as you've heard many times already, miss kagan took the law ito her own hands in defense of federal law. she can encourage students to protest and impose the prence of military recruiters. these acti

the late john paul the second call that the feminine genius.ditional ideas that are out of style in the current culture. she emphasized the different roles of mothers and fathers and how they can truly make a former to difference in a child's life. pope paul vi warned about that in december of 1968. making these points is usually the stuff of poes and family values think tanks and churches. something big and real is going on when it is cnn analyst and actresses. these are points that no one is looking to be hurtful or judgmental about. they are observation sometimes from painful experience. seeking to help us at this moment when people seem open to something different, something that has been under the radar. talk like this may be the bitterest pill for some groups that for decades have said they represent for decades so-called women's interest and issues. the feminist revolution never offered this. the basic message is, we do not like this fundamental transformation and we are going to do something about it. i was born and raised in chelsea, m

i want to thank john paul hemersmith as well. the chair of the judiciary committee committee at that time. hamilton fisch, and, of course, jim sensenbrenner. there were many, many others. this resolution recognizes the adoption of a bill 20 years ago. jim langevin is the living, breathing, participating example of how that statute made a difference. not just for jim langevin but for all of us who will benefit from the contribution that the jim langevins of america will make. and we ought to be proud in america that this bill is now an example to all the world and has been used as a model by many nations in the world that they have followed to make their societies more accessible and make the lives of those with disabilities fuller and more productive. . there is much that needs to be done. those with disabilities are more likely to live in poverty. those are disabilities are still more likely not to be able to get a job. those with disabilities are still confronted with a lack of access to some facets of our society. so as we rec

charter schools is an open question. >> brown: as we said that was the last report in john's series about new orleans and paul vallas. if you want to watch some of his earlier stories about the struggles of the past three years, you can find a link to all of those reports and to john's web site on our own web site. >> woodruff: finally tonight, looking at what the americans with disabilities act changed 20 years ago, and the challenges that remain today. >> on july 5th, 1978 linda andre rolled her wheelchair off the curb and on to denver's busy west... avenue and sat there in the heat for two days. she was one of 19 protestors who blocked downtown bus traffic to call attention to dismal access to public transit for the city's disabled. it was part of a long buildup of frustration and protests among people with disabilitys. who is out better access to travel, job and activities. >> we did sit-ins in washington. we did everything we could, locally, on a local level, with our legislature and the senators and to get it passed. we just would not be quiet. >> reporter: 20 years ago today things began to change when

the one thing that will kill medicare is to paul john mccain's suggestion of granting amnesty. we will find out that we have to pay $2.60 trillion in retirement benefits -- as a security and medicare -- to illegals. that is untenable, an ill- advised, and you do not save medicare. you will wreck the country by voting for amnesty. >> senator mccain. >> medicare is in trouble, my friends, and in even more trouble because of obama-care. i am proud to lead the fight to try to dismantle and stop medicare. it is a giant takeover of the entire health care system in america. obama-care will cost -- will raise costs dramatically pared the first amendment says that -- the first amendment on the floor of the senate was to say there will be no cuts in medicare. 300,000 citizens of arizona have a program called medicare advantage. that will be cut by obama-care. next january, i am going to lead the fight again. we will repealed. we will replace obama-pierre. ama-care. >> you proposed amendments to make it better. i am not asking you to help me make government better. i am not asking you to

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. >> reporter: from john mccain's coming primary challenge in arizona, and charlie crist's departure from the g.o.p. in florida. to rand paul's defeat of the republican establishment's candidate in kentucky, and sharron angle's come from behind victory in nevada. there are signs of conservative life across the land. but the new muscle from the right, has crushed a few of the g.o.p.'s own, and has ignited an argument inside the party. to many who follow washington, the two republican senators from utah and south carolina may seem like peas in a pod: both long time loyal party members, both conservative. >> the economy is in serious trouble! >> let's not spend all this money unless we know what we are doing! >> reporter: but it doesn't take much of a look beneath the surface to discover differences between utah's bob bennett and south carolina's jim demint in their view of their roles in the senate, and of some of the main issues facing the country. they illustrate as well as anything else the philosophical divide inside the republican party, and the fight being waged for the direction it will take in this year's elections, and

rand paul is a problematic candidate who may lose in a state where john mccain got 59%. nevada could be another example. it reminds me of the peace movement where you had in colorado democratic liberals challenging old-time democrats. they beat another in the district that included this area. there will be some results. the benefit for the republicans is more energy but some of setting negatives. >> the question was about whether republicans will take control. i hearken back to 1980. it does not have to be a majority of republicans. the combination of republicans and the blue dog democrats gave him an effective majority. >> i am interested in your thoughts. are the democrats in this situation because of circumstances, the economy, or are they in this position because of the reaction to the policies they have pursued? are they more the victims of difficult times. >> going back to 1980, ronald reagan misread the 1980 election. one of the things the obama administration has done is to read the last election which was a repudiation of the bush administration and questions ab

i give credit to paul casey as the architect of today's modern prosperity. i give credit to john house for continuing this reform. and i particularly give credit to kevin rudd for leading the nation in such difficult times and keeping people in work. and today, i can assure every australian that their budget will be back in surplus in 2013. so, having seen the global financial crisis and how our nation has responded, it has reinforced in me my belief that when this nation pulls together, we can do great things. it's my intention to lead a government that uses that spirit and that will to do even more to harness the talents of all of our people, to do even more to make sure that every child gets a fair go in life and a great education. it's my intention to lead a government that does more to harness the wind and the sun and the new emerging technology. i will do this, because i believe in climate change. i believe human beings contribute to climate change, and it is a disappointing to me as it is to millions of australians that we do not have a price on carbon. and in the future,

john coffee, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> thank you >> lehrer: now, a second story about investment companies, this on private equity firms and the companies they buy. newshour economics correspondent paul solman explains. it's part of his ongoing reporting on "making sense of financial news." >> reporter: new york city's times square where tourists still flock despite a terrorism scare this spring. but business reporter josh kosmin is spooked by incendiary device of a different kind, debt bombs. especially from companies like these, that were taken over by private equity firms. kosmin who has written a book on private equity, the buyout of america sees a lit fuse almost everywhere he turns. especially in times square. >> two of the four biggest record companies are owned by private equity firms. emi and warner music. they both have a lot of debt. emi's close to bankruptcy. >> reporter: because it was purchased, says kosmin with too much borrowed money. as was clear channel. >> they own over a thousand radio stations and they own a million billboards throughout the world. they are very much struggling . >> reporter: as is another private equity acquisition just around the corner. >> on

. >> john sanchez caucuses hergetr cut, and >> her smile, beautiful face, and her hair. she looked fantastic. and now she is gone. >> and her friend, went to the paul they also died with stephanie cardozo. >> there were all some students, they were here, participated, and it will recall, visionary. >> let us check-in with henry wiz reporting live from his garden this morning. >> yes it was a long commute law and it is that time of year when the garden was looking spectacular and now it is looking pretty good. it is the mid a season and what over going to do about that? we're going to turn to professionals that are going to give us advice on how to turn your gorgeous started into a spectacular garden coming up on kron 4 news weekend. >> welcome back, we are here in henry's garden and this argument is already in progress [laughter] >> and let me explain what is going on. and we are on television. >> perhaps this is not..- [laughter] >> and anyway, we are here at this card in and we're here to talk about the mid citthis seasn fertilizer. >> with mint season planting and fertilizing is just one activity. mid-season planting. >> and let us of establishe

paul nyden , thanks for your time. >> coming up, president obama on the gulf of mexico oil spill. after that, john boehner and the gop members talk about their opposition to the opposition parties -- to the democrats' policies. >> and arizona senate primary debates among senator john mccain, hayworth, and jim deakin. the state primary is august 24. that is here on c-span. >> for a snapshot of washington and the 111 congress, and reference guide to every member of the house and senate, supreme court justices, and state governors. order online at c- span.org/store. >> c-span is now available in 100 million homes, bringing you a direct link to public affairs, politics, and history. it is created by america's cable companies. >> president obama warned americans to not make too much of the fact that oil has stopped flowing from the well in the gulf. they may have to be reopened. the president says the new cap will allow up to 80,000 barrels of oil to be capped every day. he spoke to reporters briefly before leaving for the weekend. >> good morning, everybody. a new cap was fitted over the wheel well ea