i sat down with cuba gooding, jr., and nate parker. >> thank you for being here. this film is so important. >> it is so important on so many levels. one, we get to celebrate our heroes, black men, masculine men that are making decisions to determine the outcome of the film. >> when you say that, the cast, the director. >> yes. in the sense of the film, oftentimes we do a film about the black experience and we have other people telling the stories and you have other people that are heroes and now you have a chance to celebrate black heros and to be a part of it as actor, it's an incredible experience. >> you've had a lot of experience, obviously, in hollywood. how rare is it to have the opportunity to have black heroes in the film? >> very rare. if you look at the films that i really go after and i get excited about doing, "menf honor," dory miller in "pearl harbor" and the tuskegee and "red tail," it inspires me to get involved in films that tell a story of black history. when i was doing the first tuskegee airmen, i had finished my schooling and knew nothing abou

martin luther king, jr. i have more coming. >> you can see it is a nice day outside. we will take a look at the washington monument on >> it was a clean sweep for mitt romney. >> he picked up the wisconsin and maryland and d.c. primaries. we have a look ahead to the general election. >> celebrating his win overnight in maryland, d.c., and wisconsin, mitt romney made no mention of his republican rivals, but rather president obama who he says has grown out of touch with americans. >> these last few years have been difficult. it has been made a lot worse by the mistakes and players of the president's leadership. >> i am confident that he will do very well. the fact is that every day that goes by without being in need general election campaign mode is a day lost. he realizes that. >> for the first time, the president is bashing back, mentioning romney with his budget proposals and of the vocabulary that is out of touch. >> he even called it marvelous which is not a word you often hear when it comes to describe a budget. it is not a word you often hear generally. >> he als

martin luther king jr.>>> and first, afo 2-year-old pulled from the with well and help from an i-phone. the rescuers could hear him and turned on the video camera to see how the positioning of the rescue would work and it worked perfectly. the boy is free and doing well.  . >> 44 years ago today, dr. martin luther king jr. was shot to kindergarten at a hotel in memphis. tonight, there is a memorial to him in the strict and that will host a candle -- in the district and that will host a candlelight vigil. harry johnson senior, the president and ceo of the martin luther king jr. national memorial project. thank you for coming in. what message do you hope the crowds will come away with tonight? >> reporter: thank you, brian. we want the crowd to come away with that dr. king was not an morn hero or an african- american hero row, but dr. king was a citizens of the world. tonight, we're focusing on the world peace. dr. king was a world of peace and that is a message tonight. >> you were so proud of the memorial

martin luther king jr. decided that james earl ray was not responsible for the death and that the testing of the rifle in the '90s showed the fatal bullet didn't come from that gun that was supposedly the one used by ray in the case. >> reporter: visitors to dr. king's memorial on the mall on whether the records should be released -- >> we always believed there's been some kind of conspiracy that's contributed to his death and it's time for full record of release for all things that pertain to his life. >> we're intelligent people. it's almost impossible to be just one person and i think there's a bit of conspiracy. >> even if they show us no smoking gun, we should own our own history and i think that it's important for us to -- to take that history back from the national security state and know what the government was doing and what it was thinking about dr. king. >> reporter: gary nuremberg, 9news now. >> members of the house and senate have said they will introduce bills which would expedite the release

the younger busch, he hold off dale, jr., to win his fourth.t's been a great sports week in d.c. >> welcome to d.c. rg3. >>> last look at the weather. generally becoming partly sunny in the afternoon. temperatures near 70s. pretty nice day on sunday. >> thank you for joining us. have a great night and we'll see you back here tomorrow.

martin luther king jr. was kill -- after martin luther king jr. was killed his family still fighting to have the files released by the government. >> wii watching that our -- we're watching that story and your weather first. we're back in two minutes with 9news now. >>> good morning, 4:43. this thursday morning, welcome back to 9news now, howard bernstein is taking a couple of days off. we have olga greeses here and she has another nice day forecast for us. >> yeah, wore bringing in a little bit of sunshine when we come in here into the studio but we are looking at 8:00er temperatures particularity stepping out this morning. we're dipping down into the 40s outside the beltway. 50s noise the beltway. so yes a little bit of a cool start but with that sunshine i think you will like the way things ease on up later on this afternoon. forecast today is going to take us on the sunny side most definitely but by the time we get to the 9:00 hour you should see the temperatures push out of the 40s and into those middl

starting with his son, councilman don payne jr., followed by his grandson jack payne, and his brotherts, the vice president and speaker, senator lautenberg, ms. pelosi, mr. smith, to mr. cleaver, ms. christensen, there is joy and pain today. the joy is in the assembled number of people in this hall to pay their respects for my father for his work around the world.

charles butler, jr.was murdered. also because of the fact that he gave the gift of life by donating his organs. police have made an arrest. they are not sharing many details about what the person's role may have been in the murder. police again do tell me they have made an arrest this weekend. charles butler, jr. was murdered just before christmas, shortly after his death, his family told us he had a brief interaction with people he did not know at their neighborhood store they followed and opened fire on him. his vehicle careened into parked cars along the side of his street and burst into flames yards from his home. several of his organs were successfully trance ed to recipients on christmas day. -- butler had just completed a merchant seaman's train program and looking forward to his -- training program and was looking forward to starting. his family has been trying to keep attention focused on this case get more clues for police officers to work on and make an arrest. to recap, there's been an arrest

kennedy, jr.he is joining us from our los angeles studios. he was named one of time magazine's heros of the plan innocent. robert is president of the waterkeeper alliance, robert thing you as well for joining us inside "the war room" on this important night. and joining the former vice president as well. you have heard this conversation that we have been having. i'm completely obsessed with this issue of how we persuade public policy makers. it seems like up to this point, the -- we have been losing the messaging war to the republicans, those of us who care about this. do you believe beyond the substance of it that we have been losing the messaging war? >> losing the messaging war for precisely the reasons that the vice president said, and he has been the chief messenger of this issue for the past three decades. it's simply they have spent several billion dollars on the companies like exxon, the koch brother, chevron, the american petroleum institute, the corporate cronies have a string of the tan

martin luther king jr.e mayor daley controversial shoot-to-kill order. >> set the tone police department expectations to stop any riots >> different kind of protests and know where police facing anything like this made for television and theater police officers to deliberately provoked a >> they would call me names i remember running through lincoln park during the convention with a bunch of people falling >> local television photographer two years out of college >> never saw anything like that and it never seen anything like that since the >> felt the sting of tear gas for the first time >> to see a national guardsmen >> terrifying deliberately attacked doing their jobs got the worst of this smashing a photographer's camera doing anything they could to draw up reporters away >> nothing like it was 40 years ago >> leaving you with this mayor richard j. daley refusal to issue all reasonable permit applications 1968 riot started mayor rahm emmanuel and knows his history not about to repeat the mistake stateho

some have said that donald payne was greeted in heaven by martin luther king jr., but i believe he was greeted by his sweet mother and his beautiful wife, two women who left him far too early in his life. now i believe donald payne is in a better place. when i came to congress, i couldn't have asked for a better mentor. a public school teacher, someone kind and smart. we served on committees together where i benefitted from his wisdom and experience because he was a man who knew what public service is. he described himself as a mild mannered man, but we know he was also tenacious and dedicated. no one, and i mean no one worked harder to bring peace and democracy around the world. he knew, however, that he could not have been successful without the great support he got from his staff and his family. and he knew his staff was the best. nor could he have achieved the reputation of a true statesman and a humanitarian without the constant energizing bunny drive and determination that stayed with him through the diagnosis of his illness and until the very end. nobody has fought harder with a

dale earnhardt jr. finished third. >>> a reminder, tomorrow we'll have the national championship game tuesday. the nationals play an exhibition against the red sox and yours truly and the media take on the wounded warriors for a good cause at nats park. i'm dave feldman. thanks to rich dunn and i'll see you tomorrow. have a great night. >> thank you for watching sports xtra brought to you by your washington area nissan dealers. 

robert champion, jr.died after what's being called a hazing incident after a florida atlantic university football game in november. his death was ruled a homicide. >>> the connecticut senate could vote today to repeal the state's death penalty. should the measure pass, it would then go to the statehouse. the governor says he'll sign the bill, making connecticut the fifth state in five years to abolish capital punishment. >>> the president will host an easter prayer breakfast at the white house today. mr. obama will be joined by christian leaders from across the u.s. the president is also expected to sign a bill today regarding insider trading by congressional members. >>> first lady michelle obama will be visiting walter reed national military medical center for a preeaster with military families and their children. later she'll visit the wounded warriors being cared for at the center. >>> stay teuped, there's such an uproar over the pink slime beef filler. >> now the government is taking action to make i

if you look at martin luther king jr. or frederick douglass, they said, "look at how great our ideals are." if you look at the average american, should be -- should america support dictatorships, the answer would be no, and if you ask them should we not be hypocritical and live up to our own ideals, i think most americans would agree, and it comes down to what it means to love your country. if you love your child and find that your child is beating people up or stealing, if you love your child, you try to correct them, and if you love your country and find that it is doing something it should not be doing, you try to correct your government. i cannot think of anyone more critical of their country than martin luther king jr.. no one is going to call susan b. anthony or mark twain or frederick douglass and patriotic. they are as patriotic as apple pie. you have to board your country accountable and help your country live up to its own ideals. >> -- tavis: i know what you mean when you are saying about not calling martin lut

martin luther king jr.. >> after a cloudy day, skies had cleared and the sun is shining. what kind of weather is headed here tomorrow? >> in just a few minutes, a vigil will be under way to remember the legacy of dr. martin luther king on this, the anniversary of his assassination. >> it was 44 years ago today that dr. king was shot and killed in an us. we've got a look at how people were remembering the slain civil-rights leader on this dark day in history. >> on the anniversary of his assassination, people packed the memorial to honor his life and legacy. she traveled to honor the man she worked alongside. >> millions of people come here and thinking of things they could do to make the world a better place. >> dr. king fought for fair housing for all. his death has long been associated with the fair housing act. they laid a wreath at the base of the statue. >> we have an important responsibility to the nation to make sure their housing is the wall and every neighborhood and community is open to all people in the united states. >> many visitors at the memorial today refl

robert champion, jr. died after what's being called a hazing incident following a florida atlantic university in november. his death was ruled a homicide. >>> yahoo is reportedly getting ready to announce a massive round of layoffs today. the wall street journal reports the internet company will cut around 2000 people across a number of departments, about 14% of its work force. yahoo has had years of flat revenue growth. >>> the president today will host an easter prayer breakfast at the white house. the obama administration will be joined by christian leaders from across the country. the president is also expected to sign a bill regarding insider trading by congressional members. >>> and first lady michelle obama will visit walter reed national military medical center for a free easter celebration with military families and children. later she'll visit the wounded warriors being cared for at the medical center. >>> cleanup will continue today after tornadoes ripped through the dallas-fort worth area on t

jr.een the same, going to the prison with grandma. >> this is the jail that my dad is in. >> jacob only knows his dad because i've taken him to visit his dad. he was a baby. i put him in his arms so he would know his father and his father would know him. >> but as his older son became a teenager he'd sometimes go months without visiting his father. >> i love my father, i do want to see my father. i have nothing against him at all, it's just jail and stuff like that. [ sirens ] >> how does it make you feel not being able to be there for him? >> i've been dehumanized. i never took my children to a ball game. i wasn't there at my children's graduation. when my children needed to ask a question that they felt a woman couldn't answer, i wasn't there to answer it. how do i feel? i feel like less of a man. >> velazquez and his lawyers know the only chance they have to free him is to successfully challenge the credibility of the only evidence that exists, the eyewitnesses. so far one is sticking

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. >> cuba gooding jr.'s high school.here? that is the one and only vanessa williams, and her beautiful brother, helen. and this is the book right here. oh, my goodness. >> you like it, huh? >> i loved it. it's a great read. and learned such revelations about vanessa. and her mom learned some things about her daughter, too. >> that will be interesting. >> great to have you both with us. >>> you saw the baby avenger out there. we have the big "avenger" cast out here this morning. robert downey jr., scarlett johansson. what they really needed. >>> also coming up, you guys. not only the clothing that comes off in the ballroom on "dancing with the stars." it's also the pounds. it's well-documented, right? so, now, we take you behind the scenes to meet the incredible shrinking stars. this is a preview of a special edition of "20/20," that i'm hosting alongside cameron mathison. it's called "dance floor confidential." behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars." i've covered the show since season one. i learned a lot. >> when

harry thomas, jr.ss than a week away from learning if he'll go to jail for stealing public dollars. same time, the council committee has given the power to force witnesses to testify under oath about how thomas was able to steal the money from a children's trust corporation. >> reporter: this could be the last week of freedom for former council member harry thomas, who could be sentenced to several years in prison when he goes before a federal judge next week. >> there's no question a crime was committed and money was taken from children. >> reporter: friday, mayor gray didn't weigh in on what thomas' punishment would be, preferring to leave that up to the court. >> the punishment ought to be commensurate with what was done. certainly taking money from children is reprehensible. >> reporter: meanwhile, council member jim graham was granted subpoena powers by his committee friday, enabling him to dig deeper into what was taking place inside the children's youth investment trust corporation. he won't say

her lawyer edward smith, jr. hasn't seen the ticket, nor as he asked to see it. >> do you know where it is? >> no i cannot say with certainty that this ticket exists. i would caution anybody until it's presented to the lottery commission for processing that this does exist. they're only preparing in the event there are people who might challenge what we believe to be a legitimate claim. >> reporter: miss wilson claims she bought the winning ticket separately from a pool she joined with 14 colleagues. >> somebody can be placed in a precarious situation or someone else can place you in a precarious situation. >> reporter: mr. smith class tiesed the media for the coverage. >> the easiest way for it to be over is for all of you to go home and when miss wilson gets ready, then she should do what she desires to do. i think sometimes there are external storeses that work on us that push us into situations that we just have to deal with and this is one of them. i don't know where it came from. i can't identify who it was

. >>> and cal ripkin, jr. heading down south to the midwest. the tour he is on this morning. >>> and the weekend is getting closer and you may need to cancel some activities. but that could be a good thing. that's coming up. >>> will you need an alternate route behind the accident on the south side of the beltway. we'll have details. we believe keeping kids healthy can start with healthy hands. with the lysol no-touch hand soap system healthy hands can be automatic. for healthy tips and more, visit lysol.com/missionforhealth. >>> spring has sprung now is the time to think about summer camp for the kids. the academy of pediatrics has a list of guidelines to help make the right selection. doctors recommend that your child attend a camp that provides written policies and protocals t should be clear about what the experience will be like so you can determine in the end what will happen and how it will go. to find a camp that will allow your child to build on the social skills they learn at school. >>> most camps will let you visit sometime late in

let's go to kron 4's jr stone who has it latest information. he was at the press conference later today and have the latest on the shooting. >> reporter: busy evening in oakland. the suspect in the shooting case, one goh ko a43-year-old man once a student at oikos university. the video on monday morning is intense. officers running everywhere to diffuse the situation. 35 people were inside, 13 outside. 7 people were killed. 3 people were injured. as for the suspect, the police chief talked about him. >> he fled the area, most likely before the first officers arrived. within an hour investigators were in possession of the suspect's photo and were in route to his home. the suspect, an oakland resident, surrendered to officers. i want to offer my condolences to the victims and the families. >> reporter: at this point investigators still trying to -- investigators are still trying to determine what the motive was. reporting live, jr stone, kron 4 news. >> reporter: back out here live at the scene where evidence collection is still going on. police

kron4 jr stone live at the ballpark.sm is what most fans are saying? >> reporter: i said what are the predictions for this season, and they said come on, man, we're trying to hold out hope. yes, we lost a few pitchers, but we got some sluggers. we're going to be okay. i want to step out of the way and you can look off into the distance and you can see some of the fans that have come out here. we are approaching game time at this point. now, around a couple hours ago, we had some long lines out here but people have since made their way into the stadium. now, interestingly enough, walking through the parking lot talking with the tailgater crews earlier this afternoon, a few said we're upset with ownership and some of them weren't only vocal about it but were wearing shirts that said stay. that is a big issue on many of the fan's minds. grant. >> okay. >>> katherine, you look like you're having fun and getting a tan. stay with us. more news coming up after the break. i'm more of an absentee plant parent. [ cellphone rings ]

martin luther king jr. her eulogy recognized her and her strength as a leader. >> this world changer, this pioneering spirit, this passionate and compassion that the warrior -- >> a number of ministers attended the service including reverend jesse jackson along with representative jesse jackson jr. >> a woman from georgia has been reunited with her dog in chicago after it was stolen from her home one year ago. 83-year-old wyolene richardson made the drive from suburban atlanta from chicago and was reunited with her poodle smoky at the anti-cruelty society. smoky was taken from her last year after she refused to give money to a stranger. the finders were able to use the dog's tags to track down richardson and reunite her. >> well, they couldn't have asked for any better weather, as the lincoln park zoo got into the easter spirit with its inaugural easter egg straver ganza. there was an egg hunt and crafts and some time with a view of the animals at the farm and the zoo. the goat and real bunny appeared to be

. >>> cal ripkin, jr. is heading to phoz phoz today. he will help with habitat humanity. they are rebuilding two homes later this morning and you remember the tornado that ripped through joplin a year ago in may, more than 100 people died. >>> time now for a check on our weather. >>> we are dealing with rain throughout the day. we look at the satellite and radar. we are socked in with the clouds. we see showers off to the west there pushing into west virginia now and virginia. we zoom out and we do have more rain back this will be moving in as we go throughout the day. and this is a trough and working into the area. we'll hope we moisten up the atmosphere and we can see rain falling from the clouds as we go throughout the day. not the umbrella is what you need, you need a jacket as you go throughout the day. look at the temperatures, cooler than what we have been dealing with. and 53 and westminster at 54. i'll talk about more rain, soaking rain. that's coming up but now a check of traffic. >> we have a couple of new zones to tell you about. and just after you pass the ro

martin luther king jr. was assassinated. there was a candle light vigil as people remembered leader. >>> 15-year-old michael villa a registered sex offender is under arrest for being a peeping tom. while you look at the suspect, here is what police telling us, early march a 19-year-old woman was using the restroom when she saw a man reach under the stall with a cell phone. an employee saw the suspect go into the woman's room, she yelled and the coworkers followed him out the door. they found him and arrested him in brooklyn park. >>> weather wise, a relative clear night here as we see the active weather remain south of us down toward virginia beach, clear skies over maryland. temperatures slow to fall in our immediate area. there is a freeze watch up for western pennsylvania into west virginia. that cold air will arrive in our area. tonight we're still warm in the low 60s out there in baltimore. through the day tomorrow, it will be a tough time getting much above the low 60s. even cooler potentially as you go to orioles open

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buckley, jr. and the conservative movement" in 2009 and finally his most recent on "james madison". you mentioned your alexander hamilton book, "alexander hamilton, american". if you would like to chat with mr. brookhiser about his body of work his numbers are on the screen, 737-0001. for those in the east and central time zone 0002. in the mountain and pacific time zones you can contact us electronically, e-mail booktv@c-span.org who or contact us on our twitter account would.com/booktv if you have a question for richard brookhiser. you talked-about your "alexander hamilton, american" book and you write about him. having risen from island poverty, never forgot economies are about the people who work in them. like revolutions they must compensate for what ever evils they produced by bringing to life talents averages which might otherwise have languished in obscurity. >> in any book, any biography you have to find the central frame or the thing about the character that you can understand and you ca

. -- willie brown jr. [applause] >> mr. mayor, thank you very much. i am just delighted that you were in position to be able to present this to me, and i will work and see if i can win it next year, and i will ask you to stick around. and present it to me next year in your capacity as mayor of san francisco. mayor lee, you have to note that the women of san francisco that you gave an opportunity to in your capacity as head of the department of public works and your capacity as the chief administrative officer for this city, even to this day, persons that you designated to replace you, you have allocated women to positions of importance and side of the mayor's office. i saw them out there, one of your deputies. i don't think they call them deputies any more. every mayor has his impression of what happens in this city, but i am delighted. i am excited working with many of you here on the women's summit, when we did those over at the bus going. -- at the bosconi. when i think of all the other women who headed

a character, particularly in this performance, who has been played by cass calloway, sammy davis j jr on extraordinary shoulders. >> these are heroes of mine, so there's never any part of the process where i have to do better than, greater than. i just am grateful for this opportunity and trying to find my own way in this production because, you know, sammy davis jr., they don't make brothers like that. he did everything. >> right. >> nowadays -- it's like tiger woods, michael jordan all rolled into one. plus, he could sing, act like denzel. i mean, all that stuff. brothers, now you got one area of expertise, you know? >> right. right. what about the next generation? you talk about people who influenced you. how do you feel about the next generation of young actors? is hollywood better, is broadway better? >> it is better. you know, when i was a young actor -- when i was a young actor -- there was one famous brother. it was, like, okay, richard pryor, and then he gave it to eddie murphy, and then it broke wide open. now there's room. there's room for more than one token person of colo

other investigative leads point this area, mlk jr. reege in an shoreline center. law enforcement use d a sonar ad performed a certain much of a 90 by 75-foot grid. not only is the gun an important piece of evidence police say it is a hazard for the community for it still to be out here. that's why they want find it. goh is at the jail in dublin. later today he is expected to be brought back here toek land for his court appearance at 2:00, to be arraigned on multiple charges including seven murders. police say goh bought his gun legally and planned monday's shooting at oikos university several weeks in advance. the rampage was so fast law enforcement doesn't think the victims had any chance to surrender or resist. a secretary and six students were killed. three more people injured. goh had been upset with the school because it had expelled him from its nursing program because of the alleged behavioral problems. we say he was also angry with fellow classmates who teased the native south korean about his poor english. outside of pointing the location of his weapon, p

the younger busch, he hold off dale, jr., to win his fourth.t's been a great sports week in d.c. >> welcome to d.c. rg3. >>> last look at the weather. generally becoming partly sunny in the afternoon. temperatures near 70s. pretty nice day on sunday. >> thank you for joining us. have a great night and we'll see you back here tomorrow. >>> our exclusive interview with the soccer mom. i'm kevin frazier. >> the "weekend insider" is on. >> did your wife r a prostitution ring? >> the accused madam's husband speaking for the first time. >> did they say i'd like to meet guys? >> yeah. >> do you miss your mom? >> yeah. >> the only interviewith her young son. >> all he knows is his mother's in jail. >> then -- >> the "insider" hanging with a-rod. >> alex open and honest from everything from cameron -- >> she's probably one ofhe greatest human beings ve ever met. >> you give everybody a nickname or use their officials. >> yeah. f. >> madonna. >> she's the greatest. >> and theew lady in his life. >> she's the fittest woman i've ever met. >> jackie kennedy

in the first case with john jr. that turned out well. unfortunately he developed a lung problem and died three days later. but we gave them as much privacy as possible. we wanted to create an environment around them that was safe for them to function as a family and to live their life as they wanted to live it. enjoying the things they should enjoy. making it possible for them to do those things that they wanted to do without interference. >> let's take a short break. i want to come back and talk to you about that day in dallas when the president was assassinated and the extraordinary role you played. you're seen on the iconic footage running towards the back of the limousine, jumping on it and leaping towards the first lady. we'll come back after the break and discuss this. with b vitamins, the first and only one to help support a healthy metabolism. three smart ways to sweeten. same great taste. splenda® essentials™. >>> 1963 one of america's darkest days. clint hill was the secret service agent that ran to the back of the presidential

martin luther king jr. was very clear. that you cannot legislate love. it was, in fact, in the book by barrel entitled "brainwashed," that in order for us to change america, it will not happen through congress. it will not happen in sentiment, it will only have to happen through a change of heart. regrettably, ladies and gentlemen, perception is reality. when many of our young people look at the housewives of orange county and aspire that that is what success looks like, but what the camera does not show is that 37% of the houses in orange county are under foreclosure. what is the perception? what is the reality? when they turn the channel and look at basketball wives and out of nine frustrated women, eight of them are not even married. what is the perception? and what is the reality? when we look, if you've got a large stomach and can handle your nerves and look at the house wives of atlanta and see an unwritten script that as the world turns doesn't even have that kind of vivid imagination, what is perception and what is reality? it is our question why

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i'm alfred edmond, jr. >> tom: if you have a teenager at home, are you ready for prom? on average, families spend over $1,000 on high school proms this year. how much you spend depends on where you live. tomorrow, find out which parts of the country are shelling out the most cash for the rite of passage. we asked our facebook friends what they spent on prom back in the day. sergio says, "dinner and corsage (no limo)-- maybe $200 tops in '81." duru spent around $100 and borrowed his dad's car, and he says, "that sure seemed like a lot of money back then." also tomorrow, we talk with louisiana senator mary landrieu about the b.p. oil spill two years on. that's it for us tonight. "nightly business report" for thursday, april 19. i'm tom hudson. we'll see you online and back here tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

try to find a strategy to lengthen mubarak's tenure not to ask him to step aside in fact frank wisner jr in his memorable television up link to the munich conference said that he had discussed a democratic transformation with saudi arabia you know all ironies intended imagine that that an american on is talking about democracy with riyadh regarding a protest movement in cairo it's ridiculous. and you know where you come out on that because of course you know some countries some people in the arab middle east can have the arab spring the arab awakening but some can bahrain's a good example they can't ok so what that is again a good start is to power power and then go ahead sure it's a big. so but you know their loss especially in this part of the world to some countries is a cage for destabilization by her in saudi arabia we need to keep stability in the gulf their allies with iraq and afghanistan. the connection is obvious you know here there's been a clinton was in saudi arabia the very weekend when the u.a.e. kicked out the national democratic institute konrad adenauer stiffed him and