. >> rose: we conclude this evening with three film makers, jules naudet, gedeon naudet and james hanlon. their film is called"9/11 ten years later"ness i feel privileged and honored to be inspiredvery day by what i have seen on that day. the first responders answering the call despite all the danger. and that is what basically gives me eney every single day d such pride to have witnsed that, firsthand. >> rose: 9/11 yesterday and today when we continue. funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new yo city, this is charlie rose. . >> rose: janet napolitano is here, the secretary of the department of homeland security. the agency was created in the aftermath of 9/11 ahead of the 10th anniversary, there is much reflection and questions including are we safer, is al qaeda weaker? how are today's threats more diffuse and different. i'm pleased to have secretary janet napolitano back at th table to talk about this. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: where are we ten years later? are we safer? is al qaeda different? wi

meet jules. dish washer by day. king by night. he was forced to flee his country back in the '90s and became king after the passing of his father. when he is not keeping things clean at a restaurant in germany, he is manning the business of his west african tribe via telephone. it's very 2011. >> that's like me being king of my own house doing dishes. >> i have no doubt that you are. no doubt. >>> well, time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. with safety nets installed, part of washington's national cathedral will open to reporters for a look at the damage from last week's earthquake. the cathedral is expected to reopen next week for events commemorating the tenth anniversary of september 11th. >>> nasa will host a news conference to discuss the progress of its mars rover. opportunity reached a massive crater last month to unveil geological clues into the red planet's past. >>> world war ii began on this day in 1939 when nazi germany's adolf hitler ordered an invasion of polan

no one demonstrates leadership better than jule gomez. [applause] >> thank you. it is my honor to serve the citizens of the city as the head of the library commission. i got lost on my way here. i asked two people. you ask one person and then you have to ask the second person to make sure the first person knew what they were saying. everyone knew where the library was. i took a wrong turn on silver and they set me in the right direction. that says something about the community. people know where the library is. this community has suffered a lot of loss, feeling a lot of sadness. but this is all so a very full community. it is full of families, full of pride, full of hope. it is very full of possibility for what will happen in the future. and you are going to need a lot of community togetherness to get to that future. in the beginning was the word. the library will have the words you will ever need. come on down when it opens. [applause] >> thank you so much. also, michael brier, thank you for joining us. we're almost there, folks. but we have an important person

no one demonstrates leadership better than jule gomez. [applause] >> thank you. it is my honor to serve the citizens of the city as the head of the library commission. i got lost on my way here.

reminder fending champion rafael nadal had an easy passage to the quarter finals he was trailing jules miller three games to level rain stopped play on wednesday but was back to his best one play review when he instructs. britain's andy murray polished off his reign delayed match against american wild card on young six two six three six three the score to set up a last eight clash with is now. and andy roddick eventually been five seats. although they did have to switch to an out of court after water started to seep through the service if they do armstrong stadium roddick winning this one in four sets. now the news russia has booked a slot in the quarter finals of the european basketball championships in the way they were plants men east to victory against bin laden for the third consecutive win at the tournament and it's a perfect record guarantees them a place in the last eight as they are certain to finish among the top four teams that will. stand the rugby world cup gets underway in oakland with new zealand taking on tong the pressure is on the all blacks who haven't won the tourna

sen for assistance -- facing really the special jules -- jewels that are the urban villages that we live in. san franciscans during campaigns read everything they are sent in the mail. love to meet candidates. a gauge with them in conversations. i also learned how important it is to build bridges between communities, particularly communities of diversity we have. i was just incredibly honored to have been elected in november 2008. my district really encompasses the ethnic and economic diversity that exists throughout the city. as a result, i think my district is really emblematic of the entire city. you can find every political perspective that you could possibly want in district 3. so oftentimes, the interest of my district and the city really are quite a line, so i do not have to think about this difference is probably quite as often as some of my colleagues may have to. i in particular want to thank the mayor for his decision to protect our nutrition programs. this is something that i think we all believe is incredibly important at a time when we have seen massive federal and state cu

three mile defending champion a doubt has an easy had an easy task to the causes he was training jules miller three games to love the mind stopped playing on wednesday but it's back to his best player if you win that one inch straight sets. britain's andy murray polished off his rain delayed match against american wildcard donald young six two six three six three to score to set up a cross in the last day with john is now. and only really going to be five seats i need to get out of there although they did have to switch to a nine to quarter after all they started to seep through the service at the louis armstrong stadium winning this one in forty. nine russia have booked a slot in the quarter finals of the european possible championships in lithuania they were black men easing to victory against finland for the third consecutive win at the tournament this record counties them a place in the last day that is certain to finish among the top four teams that were there so. if you asked time the rugby world cup will get underway in oakland but new zealand taking on tanga the pressure is on

was a known one by assessing the play a little bit of so far so back to winning ways after a couple julesthe eight meal result is a record timing school for both teams the catalans growing use with the same margin back in one thousand nine hundred sixty assume a previously lost eight neil to real madrid half a century ago. now russia's second game of their rugby world cup will be against hillary on tuesday several changes have been made to the school that's had its first day off since arriving in new zealand a fortnight ago and artie's reaches up will feel it's a good chance to join some of the players on a fishing trip. it's been a hard slog for russia's players so far at the rugby world cup training session followed by training session tried followed by coach ride however the squad was given a rare treat a day off to enjoy some of the wonderful sights of the picturesque region of mobile which lies atop of the island just off. a number of the players took up the opportunity to go on a fishing trip and the props a gaping hole of who excelled against the united states last time outs it was

interview has now gone viral if you can see the people around me jules have collectively dropped that what you just say perhaps there. jaws would we have dropped they only read not tell you these july two thousand and nine it will instill in article the great american bubble machine in it he famously described goldman sachs as a quote great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money t.v. discussed with us recently how all those people are unaware of it the big bank has profound power in society how much you're paying for gas how much you're paying for electricity how much you're paying for your credit cards. your mortgages how much you're paying in taxes and how much your of your tax dollars are going to that service. unlike the mainstream media the few here would be shocked i responded with thank god they are nearly two weeks these protesters have been out every day hoping to bring an end. or at least awareness to what many call a corrupt system that really. we. and still others have argued for years th

girls was in no one by isis in the play i'd be upset for some back to winning ways after a couple jules the eight neil result is a record tying school for both the catalans beat like roy yes with the same margin but the ones of ninety six while also soon the previously most male to real madrid over half a century. now in new zealand russia's second game at the rugby world cup will be against italy on tuesday four changes have been made to the school has had its first day off since arriving in new zealand a fortnight ago and artie's richard vanpool flew to the chance to join some of the players on a fishing trip. it's been a hard slog for russia's players so far at the rugby world cup training session followed by training session coach troy followed by coach wright however the squad was given a rare treat a day off to enjoy some of the wonderful soil it's a picturesque region of mob or bush lies but top of the south island first of all for. a number of the players took up the opportunity to go on a fishing trip and the props they gave the pull of sailed against the united states last tim

>> i -- do you mean, jules and christy, i'm not going to break up my marriage for either of them.eorge, maybe. >> to my husband. >> yeah. >> what do you think of all of the politicians talking politicians who the tea party side of the republicans saying same-sex marriage is disgusting. it can't happen. >> i think, you know, americans in this country full of such hatred in terms of politicians and the politics of hate and now the only kind of minority that can really be dealt with in that way is the gay population. so it came to make sense. of course, i think it's awful. i think that the tea party have some very, very, some quite sensible notions actually on paper. but also, that kind of seems to be an umbrella that just covers up a lot of real homophobia and racism. >> i think most of america has moved past it. >> i get the sense they're moving past it. >> i think the tea party is out of touch with america. that's the sad thing for them to come 0 terms with. >> let's have a break and talk about the new season "the good wife." i want to know all the gory details, including the ongo

jules and i go back. we're so comfortable together. i think it makes it really easy.ave great partners that understand what we do. >> we're all friends. we go out to dinner together. >> friends and partners, we will bring out two more. kristin and alan cumming. gold. >>> what do you think? >> i think you're holding something against her. >> i'm what? >> alicia. maybe it's unconscious, maybe it's not, but you're being hard the easy way ] to get unpublished discounts of up to 55% off top hotels. [ gnome ] your fingers are quite magical. >>> what do you think? >> i think you're holding something against her. >> i'm what? >> alicia. maybe it's unconscious, maybe it's not, but you're being hard on her? >> christine baranski in 'the good wife", joins me will alan cumming. welcome both of you. this is what i like about this particular part of the show. you've been married very contendly to one man the last 30 years. >> 27. who's counting. >> the perfect personification of a long lasting happy monogamous marriage. you, alan. >> i knew you were going to me. >> you said "i don'

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and you were quoting jules witcover. >> guest: and jack germond. >> host: right, they call that a killer question. can you talk about what that was and -- >> guest: the exact words i can quote of the top of my head, but the essentially it was, the first question in the debate -- >> host: number one. >> guest: number one question and he said governor -- >> host: this was dukakis. >> guest: dukakis, and this was 1988 against george h. w. bush coming and he said governor, if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered, would you be in favor of the death penalty for the perpetrator? and dukakis taking it one step at a time that was the question that bernie shaw decide to ask and at that time there was the moderator and three panelists. they had a meeting, the three panelists and bernie the day of the debate and went over their questions how they were going to do things and what ever and it's a long and all story, but the three other panelists, margaret warner then what "newsweek," of course now with the pbs news hour and andrea mitchell with nbc news and ann compton with nbc news. the three paneli

referred to in your book as the killer question you were quoting somebody that referred to it may be jules witcover. >> guest: and jack jarmon. >> host: called the killer question. can you talk about what that was an -- >> guest: well, the exact words i can quote of the top of my head, but he essentially it was the first question in the debate, the number one question coming and he said governor -- >> host: this is dukakis. >> guest: and this is 1988 against george h. w. bush. and he said governor, if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered would you be in favor of the death penalty for the perpetrator? and michael dukakis, take it one step at a time, that was the question that bernie shaw decided to ask. and then at that time there was a moderator and three panelists. they had a meeting the three panelists and bernie the day of the debate and went over the questions to see how they were going to do things and what ever and it's a long and all still story, but the three of the panelists, margaret warner, then with i think it was with "newsweek," of course now with the pds newshour, andrea mi

host: let's move on to jules.st: i really wanted to hear from a republican in michigan, who has the highest unemployment. big government rescues the unemployment industry. host: call back in, frank. jule on the independent line. caller: i would just like democrats and republicans, equally. i want to talk about israel, because i'm a jew. i do not like the way the president has handled israel. when he became the president, he moved -- he removed the bust of winston churchill from the oval office. why did he do that? mr. tertial was instrumental when he drew the line for the middle east state -- mr. church ill was instrumental. i suggest mr. obama views it as a colonial entity. guest: i really think that -- the united states, economically, and for national security, joined at the hip. i really would have hoped that diplomatically, they can work out the differences of palestine and israel in the united nations. there's no winning if the u.n. does something in the u.s. of the doe's it. i have no idea what winston churc

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. ♪ hey, jules it's brian ♪ i'm on the plane and it's hijacked and it doesn't look good ♪ i just wanted ♪ that i love you and i hope to see you again... ♪ these are final conversations that were recorded on cell phones, recorded on voice mail. they're so pure about the expression of love between husband and wife, between mother and child. they seem to me to be incredible texts because they were at the moment of confronting life or death. and, for me, i chant these every single morning because they remind me that whatever my tradition is about, it's about this. ♪ mommy the building is on fire ♪ there's smoke coming through the walls ♪ i can't breathe i love you, mommy ♪ good-bye. the real torah, the real wisdom, the real religious tradition, the real experience behind religion is about love, it is about connection, and it is no more complicated than that. ♪ i don't think i'm going to make it ♪ i love you take care of the children. ♪ >> today our nation saw evil, the very worst of human nature. our country has been deeply wounded. i certainly never dreamt that i'd be the president where t