joseph white will talk about the googled driver-less cars >> good morning, friday, may 25, 2012. you're watching "washington journal" on the start of this memorial day holiday weekend. many tributes to fallen heroes will take place including events on memorial day. the annual rolling thunder motorcycle rally in washington, commemorating vietnam veterans. a lot going on in nation's capital to honor veterans and those who died in service if. in our final segment we will look at current statistics about veterans in american society. how they are fearing versus the rest of the company -- country on issues like joblessness. tonight there will be a debate that in milwaukee concerning the milwaukee a recall election. six officials are undergoing a rissole proces -- recall process. some say it has become a proxy battle for the national election. we will talk about the wisconsin recall election this morning and get your thoughts on it. the wisconsin recall election and your thoughts about what the messages are on the national level as well. as we get started, we have a special line set as

joseph white? guest: i have seen pictures. it sounds like the ultimate toy. two hundred $80,000 is a steep charge. i happen not to like flying, so i would not be a customer. why would anyone want such a thing? partly because getting somewhere on the ground is such a hassle. i think that is a response to frustration people have with how long it takes to get around congested metro areas. host: chicago. peter. independent. caller: high and a truck driver and have a somewhat -- i am a truck driver and have a somewhat state of the art trucks that has radar, cruise control, warnings, but i would like to point out that even with all lot of technological equipment there are dangers. for example, yesterday ahead to pull into a center lane to avoid a vehicle on the shoulder, and the person behind me got angry, and he pulled in front of me. fortunately he was maintaining his speed. if he had hit the brakes and slowed down in front of me, my automatic equipment would have slammed my brakes and that could have

my name is arnold joseph white and i have a web site where you can read and download for free a book that i rode into the web site is god is love got word of. i open and close my book with this quote. it goes when the power of love overcomes power, the world will know peace. there is something in my book that has the power to do that and i would like to share this with you. there is another quote came from john f. kennedy. that was from his inaugural address in january back in 61 and this other quote from his address goes a long history of the world only a few generations have been granted the role in defending freedom and it is the our of maximum danger. i do not shrink from this responsibility. i welcome that. we need to try to bring an end to the war if all possible, and i believe we can if we would simply love one another. >> host: next is a call from massachusetts. jim is there and you are on the air. go ahead, please. >> caller: i have watched the war since the 70's and soldiers get spit on when they come back. no fault of their own basically because of our government. if you w

joseph white as our guest. then a book of the democratic profile of the nation's veterans. they examine policies and programs available to help veterans and their families. it is live every morning setting a 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> i want people to get a better understanding of who she was, what she was like. there have been a lot of books written. most has been written by people who are talking to friends of friends of friends. they do not have the information themselves. i have to be there. >> former secret service agent clint hill served under protective detail to the first lady jacqueline kennedy. >> it was just what she was like. things isshe liked to do. how intelligent she was. how rambunctious she was. she tried to put me to the test many times. i did my best to meet that. >> more with clientele sunday night at 8:00 on c-span. >> welcome to the old town museum of wichita, kansas. >> we are here in the city of which et al., waking up the city for 22 years. we think we have this. today we'll be talking of the problem we have in the city with taxicabs. hang on

i was motivated by love of the white race. >> joseph is a serial killer. and he's different from other serial killers just like they're different from him. there's no one profile of a serial killer. so you have cases where you were a sniper. >> and why i was not a sniper. >> in 1977, joseph paul franklin, aged 27, is a versatile criminal. a successful shoplifter and bank robber, who is ready for murder. he claims to have found his very first victims somewhat spontaneously, in madison, wisconsin. >> he was in the parking lot of a shopping center. he had his .357 magnum tucked alongside of him. >> this first case in madison, wisconsin, was kind of an unplanned thing. >> what put you in that parking lot that day of the shooting? >> well, i was driving around and i saw a couple of young girls standing at a bus stop. i pulled over and picked them up. i would often do that. i would pull over and see a couple broads and offer them a ride. they said they're going to this mall. so i gave them a ride. a pretty tall black dude 6'2" was sitting in a car with a white g

joseph white of "the wall street journal" is our guest. after that, look at the demographic profile of the nation's veterans. listed shoe of the u.s. census bureau and meredith clay camp examine policies and programs available to help veterans and their families. "washington journal" is live every morning starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> on friday, wisconsin's recall election. scott walker debates tom barrett. voters in that state will decide whether to recall the governor less than two years after he was first elected. live coverage on friday night starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> life is incredibly precious commander passes by far too quickly. during your time there, use all of your unique, god-given talents, to serve one another, as i will be the true measure by which your life will be judged. follow the golden rule. >> memorial day weekend, watch commencement speeches on c-span. politicians, white house officials and business leaders share their thoughts with the graduating class of 2012. saturday through tuesday

and resurrects the conversation about an old prophecy once attributed to joseph smith, the founder of mormonism, the so-called whiteorse prophecy, it is important to note the prophecy was discounted by the mormon church nearly 100 years ago, but according to politico the prophecy predicted a white horse, a metaphor for wealthy mormons would rise up and lead america back to greatness after banks fail and can the constitution is near collapse. politico says romney has mentioned devine influence regarding the constitution several times on the campaign trail but the cam taken has not responded to the request to elaborate. i am joined by the deputy white house editor for politico. thank you for your time. he has not talked a lot about his faith and they have gone online and searching and trying to understand what it means to be mormon and what are the beliefs and this issue of this white horse. first of all, explain exactly what this is. >> well, the prophecy is as you said has been discounted by the church. it was supposedly said back in 1843 by joseph smith. the only person who heard it was a guy who didn't say anythi

"the situation room," uganda says it captured a top lieutenant from african warlord joseph kony's army and the white of coney's haerm to surrender. let me read a line of the white house statement, the united states joebs regional governments and the african union in calling on abducties and remaining members of the lra, the lord's resistance army, to depart the ranks of the lra and peacefully surrender. he was made infamous by the popular video coney 2012. >>> huge life changing moments don't come around every day let alone on the same day. for one woman they did. both occurred almost at the same time. here is jeanie moos. >> congratulations, sara, you're about to graduate. congratulations, you're also about to get engaged. note the guy intercepting her. >> i have a question. >> her look said what are you doing here, and the only thing i could come up is i have a question for you. >> i nodded my head because i don't think any words were coming out of my mouth. >> you might as well brace for a lot of kissing. sara cooper was graduating from american university, planning to become a social studies tea

white areas. also this is a time when the beginning of the cold war, communism and the mccarthy era. senator joseph mccarthy used the beginning of the cold war to his political advantage. this is at the time when the countries of eastern europe were being devoured by the soviet union. this created a really hyper atmosphere of fear. the police after this murder were under tremendous pressure to do something, and this is not good because they do. they created a thompson submachine gun-toting squad of 15 policemen. the head of public safety said, well, well-meaning people may accuse us of acting like a gestapo, but if we can bring in the horner killers, i'm willing to take all their criticism. and this was just after world war ii, so being accused of being like a gestapo was a significant criticism. this squad created a reign of terror in the black neighborhoods. the police just went out and brought in people for questioning and saw how they did. how they responded under questioning. when they brought in the people, they would put them in a fairly small room surrounded by at least four large, beefy po

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joseph raz's morality of freedom. he's a public intellectual. gets around not only the campus but the white house, most literally. after holding -- shortly after he wrote the book on perfectionist liberalism, he sefshd as domestic policy adviser for president bill clinton. you can think of him, it's no secret that bill is a man of at least a slightly left of center. so you can think of bill as sort of a liberal counterpart to our friend and keynoter robert george whom maybe this is a secret from some of you but is conservative. but you can think of it to simplify it a little. think of bill as robby george without the banjo. >> but with a jazz piano. i'm going to focus my remarks on the recent statement of the u.s. catholic bishops concerning religious liberty, a document that in my judgment warrants sustained reflection. in doing this, we have to do our best to decouple our inquiry from the overwrought polemics of our polarized contemporary politics. the church in my judgment is not conducting a war on women, and the obama administration is not conducting a war on religion. there is, instead, a genuine disagreeme

white areas. also this is a time when in the beginning of the cold war communism in the mccarthy era senator joseph mccarthy used the beginning of the cold war to his political vantage. this is at the time from the countries of eastern europe were being devoured by the soviet union. this created a hyper atmosphere of fear. the police after the murder were under tremendous pressure to do something and this isn't good because they do. they created a constant machine-gun toting a policeman. the head of public safety said

it for a white ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the bridge's 75th anniversary will be very public with events planned all weekend. for some, this is personal. some of the relatives of chief engineer josephs are here. >> the bridge is really special, it is world renowned. and i'm very proud of what he did. >> reporter: if you plan to participate sunday, no parking will be allowed around the bridge or the crissy field area and the bridge will be closed sunday night from 9 to 10 p.m. for the fireworks. >> you can imagine with one hour of traffic shutdown, it going to take a couple of hours to flush that all out and get everybody moving and home. bring your backpack with lots of layers, water, flashlights be prepared to settle in and enjoy the date. >> reporter: dignataries point out celebrating the bridge is worth the effort. >> we are the result of those who came before us. and we are connected to those who come after us. that's what a bridge is, it connects one side to the other that we're connected today to our past and to our future. >> reporter: in addition to the parties sunday and the big fireworks show, the bridge is now worth another visit. they've now going to have guided tours,

it for a white ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the bridge's 75th anniversary will be very public with events planned all weekend. for some, this is personal. some of the relatives of chief engineer josephs are here. >> the bridge is really special, it is world renowned. and i'm very proud of what he did. >> reporter: if you plan to participate sunday, no parking will be allowed around the bridge or the crissy field area and the bridge will be closed sunday night from 9 to 10 p.m. for the fireworks. >> you can imagine with one hour of traffic shutdown, it going to take a couple of hours to flush that all out and get everybody moving and home. bring your backpack with lots of layers, water, flashlights be prepared to settle in and enjoy the date. >> reporter: dignataries point out celebrating the bridge is worth the effort. >> we are the result of those who came before us. and we are connected to those who come after us. that's what a bridge is, it connects one side to the other that we're connected today to our past and to our future. >> reporter: in addition to the parties sunday and the big fireworks show, the bridge is now worth another visit. they've now going to have guided tours,

white will embrace what is right. let all of those who do justice and love mercy say amen. >> that's the reverend dr. josephgiving the benediction at the historic inauguration of president obama. he is known as the dean of the civil rights movement, a founding member of the southern leadership conference with dr. t martin luther. the march on washington, freedom rides challenging laws across the jim crowe south, and the 1965 march for voting rights. at 90 years old, he is still making an impact. he joined us when we kicked off his rally. this year, aimed at new voter suppression. >> one of the things we cannot ever been in this crowd, and not understand, is holy ground. and we are here understanding that we are sent on a holy mission. >> and just this week, he and i joined other civil rights leaders in supporting brother obama's stand on same sex marriage with other brothers and sisters into the movement. 60 years into the struggle, he is still fighting for the rights of the powerless. standing not for one, but for all. joining me now, reverend dr. joseph lowery, it's an honor to have you with us. >> it's m

white house. shoutouts on my great colleagues. tomorrow i celebrate my eight-year wedding anniversary. >> excellent work. >> we have a story from cameron josephongressional republicans and other republicans interested in pushing romney into a trip to israel. he has a decades long friendship with netanyahu. >> i will be shock if he does didn't i will give a shout-out to amy for intuitive piece about how the obama campaign is going after veterans. >> it is an interesting thing. there was that poll out there. it has been a concerted effort. we will see if it pays off. norfolk, virginia, maybe the most important swing mark net the presidential election. that's it important this edition of "the daily run-down." tomorrow on the show, president obama's deputy campaign manager, stephanie cutter, will you join us. coming up, chris jansing. bye-bye. >>> here is your business travel forecast on this monday. a large area of clouds and rain heading up the eastern seaboard. definitely an umbrella stay for many areas from the appalachians, my atlantic through new england. heaviest rains will be locate flood the mountains of pennsylvania. the forecast today,

white south. >> demographically, the south changing dramatically, lots of latino immigration, we have large populations of african-americans and latinos but vietnamese, a point which josephau was representing a pro predominantly black district? are we looking at a secular change across time? >> demographically, that's true. but there is a time lag between the movement of populations to the south, their naturalization, and their becoming voters. while it's a harbinger of things to come, it may not actually be seen for another few years until naturalization occurs and people become regular voters. >> it's like that feeling of my parents not voting even after they had emigrated for years and years, because they never felt they had a right to. sometimes it takes these immigrant families a while to feel like they have a right to say something. >> i'm wondering, when we start looking at that demographic time lapse, maybe romney won't peel off a lot of voters of color in 2012, particular well african-american voters, i feel like there are natural alliances on individualism, on a variety of social conservative issues that if i were to look 20 years out, and particularly if you l

white. there you go. who wants to help me? all right, so you're going to start with this bar. all right, you do this whole bar. [♪] josephk we might get this done fast. all right. i think its important to support someone like kimmie who understands it's important to rebuild liberia, to kind of say, "yeah, we're getting on with it. "we want playgrounds, "we want youth clubs, we want cinemas, we want all the things everyone else has got." it's definitely fixable. it's solveable, whereas, where i come from, it isn't yet. [guy]: while we're hooking up the playground, a cultural group keeps the vibe going. [♪] [weeks]: i would like for liberian children to have a better life, a brighter future... and i'm happy to be a part, in a small way, of making that happen. [guy]: tomorrow, we hit the markets... should we go to the shop? ...throw a block party, and get some real monrovia street flavour from the kids in the 'hood. ♪ 4real... 4real... 4real 4real... ♪ linkasia isn't a conventional television show, i view it as more as a platform for gathering information producing content and distributing it in a way that people find engag