the political aim is to keep war and justice party l. life after the defeat invade actions if it had not been for this investigation of the war and justice party it would have been forgotten action now and your ass off kaczynski and his people for for their reminding people of their disaster and blame in russia is just a way off but if you call survival its most a struggle for power they want to delay getting mice the seed of the party which is knowing all is just politically very expedient and it has fortunately had a strong reaction inside porter society meantime smaller from the center for international relations and brussels says those in poland who support the accusations are unable to break away from the old stereotype of seeing russia as an enemy in the political side only been bullied go live there is the notion of do a war they are some people who cannot leave without having an enemy and in the polish gone one with germany and one with russia and it is very difficult technologically to some people to adapt to a new situation whe

the political way is to keep justice party l.-i after the defeat. if the. it had not been for this investigation the war and justice party would have been forgotten actually now and yet us off kaczynski and he's people for for them you know reminding people that disaster and blame in russia is just a way of political survival it's mostly a struggle for power they want to do the mice the civic platform the party which is no impulse is just politically very expedient and it has a fortune to leave had a strong reaction inside for their society because unfortunately a national museum is very strong in all slavic countries now including russian born and right now i'm very unhappy about this development in the investigation in poland is viewed you know all the polish side on the russian side a lot of more intentional will be paid to the actions of the people at the airport in the polish investigation than it was in their mosques investigation by the basically i think that we cannot achieve much if we continue investigating these these affair trying to find out th

brother of the late president and leader of the polish opposition lower and justice party the country's prime minister for accepting the findings of the official. best occasion in supporting clue day reconstruction of the flight's last minutes as recorded by the planes of black boxes it suggested the crash was caused by the errors of an inexperienced polish crew bad weather and pressure from high ranking passengers can retrieve ballots a political analyst from the news agency says the claims of the family are just a part of a cynical political game the political aim is to keep war and justice party l. live after the defeat in the elections if it had not been for this investigation the war and just to spite you would have been forgotten actually now and your ass off kaczynski and his people for for their reminding people that disaster and blame in russia is just a way of political survival it's mostly a struggle for power they want to delete the mice the civic platform the party which is knowing all is just politically very expedient and it has fortunately in quite a strong reaction insi

gave brother of the late president and leader of the polish opposition law and justice party a slam the country's prime minister for accepting the findings of the official investigation its report includes a reconstruction of the whites last minutes as recorded by the plane's black boxes well it suggests the crash was caused by the errors of an experienced polish crew bad weather and pressure from high ranking passengers. well mr bobbitt is here with us in the studio is a political analyst from re in obviously his agency and we can talk more. this would have to be here thanks for being here with us so why does the family keep denying the results of the international investigation well first they don't think it's an international investigation they would rather prefer international civil aviation organization to investigate it but i.c.a.o. already denied investigating it because it was not a private flight it was a state flight. the political aim is to keep war and justice body alive after the defeat in the elections if it had not been for this investigation the war and justice budget wo

a brother of the late president and leader of the polish opposition the law and justice party has slammed the country's prime minister for accepting the findings of the official investigation its report includes a reconstruction of the flights last minute as recorded by the plane's black boxes that suggest the crash was caused by the errors of an inexperienced polish crew bad weather and pressure from high ranking passengers. and tunisia has formed and new national unity government to prepare the country for elections days after the former president went into exile following widespread violent protests the new administration led by the prime minister marks the first time the opposition has been given a share in power president ben ali was ousted after twenty three years in office and is now in saudi arabia to ease remains tense with some protesters demanding radical changes in government the pastor. from the american university of paris has what used to be a relatively stable country but now bringing stability to the whole region. the main problem for most of the middle east countries and

kaczynski brother of the late president and leader of the polish opposition law and justice party has slammed the country's prime minister for accepting the findings of the official investigation its reporting includes a reconstruction of the flights last minutes as recorded by the plane's black boxes it suggests the crash was caused by the errors of an inexperienced polish crew bad weather and pressure from high ranking passengers told a news presenting the analysis of the recordings of the conversation between the pilots and russian dispatchers at a news conference in warsaw now for more insight on this let's talk to and on best spun off from the voice of russia radio station it's good to see you so now polish investigators want to blame russian air traffic controllers but many aviation experts say that the ground services didn't have the right to ban the landing why the accusation that. well it's absolutely true for international flights into russia when the air controllers job is just to give a clearance to the crew if there is no obstacle on the runway and it is not in a position

minister has unofficially decided to remove chief cabinet secretary and justice minister yoshito sengoku. the democratic party's deputy secretary-general, yukio edano-l succeed him as chief cabinet secretary. the opposition-controlled upper house censured both sengoku and transport minister sumio mabuchi in late november for their handling of the september 7th collision between a chinese trawler and a japanese patrol boat. opposition part yies had threatened to boycott debate in the upcoming ordinary session unless both ministers resign. yosano will succeed banri kaieda as economic and facical policy minister. he'll oh oversee the prime minister's policy reforming the social security and tax system. yosano, who left a small opposition party on thursday, advocates increasing the consumption tax and fiscal reconstruction. kaieda is to succeed akihiro ohata as economy and trade minister. ohata will become transport minister. with regard to other key posts, foreign minister seiji maehara, finance minister yoshihiko noda, defense minister toshimi kitazawa, and national policy mirn koichiro gemba will retain their jo

in you just leave the parties where they are. >> justice scalia, i am saying leave the parties where hey are under the terms of the contract, and -- the >> no. you're -- [laughter] >> with well, justice scalia, i don't think the federal court should be in the business of micromanaging under the due process clause in a contractual situation with parties that cano protect themselves, ex ante very easily. >> we can do it as a matter of the law of contracts. and can we look at the law ofth contracts in reynolds, reynoldsc talked about the moving party, t and i'm not sure that that phrase either had or has really define bl content in our law. it seems to me it's just a question of the burden of persuasion with. at one point the contractor has to proceed, he makes -- it makes a certain showing, and the government has to go back andd,i forth. and if at some point the person with the burden of persuasion invokes the privilege, then weof have to ask whether it's fundamentally fair as a matter of the federal law of contractsl >> so even if you follow that reasoning, and i don't think you should

grant affirmative relief to a party. >> to a moving party, and you are never the moving party. >> again, justice scalia, that is the contract they signed. that could have cited for a contract with different results. >> did the contract contained the term "moving party"? >> it did not say that, but it did say who had come to court to challenge the decision of the contract officer and puts that burden on them. >> that is what i don't understand. yes, that the fault provision -- the default provision is decided by the contract officer, but you cannot collect on that judgment of the have filed a complaint. you cannot do anything until you get the court to affirm your default. you are asking for a legal declaration of being right, that they defaulted. you are the ones seeking that. >> this is a very important question, and that is the impression left by their brief, and it is wrong. the filing of their claim and the court of federal claims, that is wrong under the statute, 605b, which says that a clause can be put into the contract to continue and require performance even if there is an appeal to the

justice might actually start to change attitudes. >> last question. what effect has the "war on drugs" specifically, the rationalized profiling of drug dealers done to those partiesnvolved and to the criminal justice system? someone mentioned "the wire." >> everybody loves to talk about post-racial america. but i think most folks in this room would agree that we are not in post-racial america yet. this is almost another panel to talk about race in america, the media, the intersection of crime in america and race. there is, i think, a perception, among people in america that the victims of crime are different from who the victims of car really are. -- crime really are. those of us who cover crime i believe are guilty for creating the misconceptions. the crimes we cover, the stories we cover, and the reality$ victimization of)

justice department. anti-trust investigators want to know whether the two package delivery companies are trying to block customers from using third-party shipping negotiators and consultants. the justice department wouldn't comment on the case. but both companies say they are aware of the investigation and call those claims quote "groundless." u.p.s. says the notion that it conspired with rival fedex is quote "outrageous." >> tom: here's what we're watching for next week: our market monitor guest is sandy lincoln, strategist at m&i investment management. monday, alcoa kicks off earnings season. c.e.o. klaus kleinfeld joins us with the results. and with the valuations of online firms like facebook and groupon expanding exponentially, are we in the midst of another dot com bubble? >> susie: on monday, auto supplier visteon will again trade here at the new york stock exchange. the company will use its old ticker symbol v.c. visteon's shares haven't traded on the big board since march of 2009. it emerged from bankruptcy reorganization in october wiping out $2 billion in debt from its balance sheet. >> tom: the u.s. supreme court will decid

much better than the heritage foundation does and probably better than i do i think the party cia and deserves justice. if i may just finished speaking if that's permitted by the heritage foundation robert deserves justice in thank you i think it deserves justice and. and i think that the history of afghanistan particularly with the darren line which you will know all about mortem adar and was the man who threw the frontier between what is now pakistan and what is now afghanistan. i think there is a great sorrow there and i think that many people in pakistan who are pushed on would feel that they are also asked and you know the story of the fact the tunes are in fact. i think that you're story that you're telling us is very good but i don't go telling the whole story and i think that. russian listeners would understand it very well all i will say is that i think that. pakistan is not treated fairly and we should treat it and we must do so and talk a corruption and so on which is completely correct of course it's corrupt is totally corrupt pakistan is a very corrupt country and its police force is corr

party, you lose? >> absolutely not, justice sotomayor. i do not think reynolds says that if the government is the moving party it is an automatic loss. there's no reason whatsoever -- >> let's talk about moving party. i do not know that moving party means who comes into the court first. in the context of a contract dispute, i would say the moving party is the party who is trying to use principles of law to change the contract. that is the government here. the government is blowing the whistle. the government is saying you are in default. since you are in default, we can walk away and we can claim the money we have party paid. that seems the moving party. >> it is important to add to your definition -- using legal principles in a federal court. that is what reynolds is talking about. >> that was the situation in reynolds. i am saying that illogic of the matter, when applied to a contract situation -- that the logic of the matter, when applied to a contract situation, ought to be the one that is asserting that the law requires this results.

the funding theme as opposed to the ore parties involved in the criminal -- other parties involved in the criminal justice system. most of the funding agencies for us is almost 100% from the county. while the prosecution has the benefit of grants. in fact, i believe the district attorney might have at least half of their budget is provided by grants. that is not provided to the indigent defense providers. federal grants are almost all

the funding theme as opposed to the ore parties involved in the criminal -- other parties involved in the criminal justice system. most of the funding agencies for us is almost 100% from the county. while the prosecution has the benefit of grants. in fact, i believe the district attorney might have at least half of their budget is provided by grants. that is not provided to the indigent defense providers. federal grants are almost all directed toward prosecution and law enforcement. so the problem to have vast resources that i'm facing right now is that you have grant funding the police department, the sheriff's deft, the district attorney's office. there is a share that -- etc., etc. that share, which for them is a portion of their funding is almost my entire funding so when you say you're going to cut 13% off everybody equally. well, 13% for us is more than 13% of their entire budget than for the other agencies. now the problem is that's the ripple effect we just had here. now they still have their investigators because they have other agencies that provide the investigation. we don't. our investigators

such a criteria justice balances and balance of. legal rights both parties. should. pretty much all of these has been demonstrated and basic training. it's also an example as he said vets to choose any problems that exist in the north including where the. north. be legally and politically we sold the most mission of the way without any. speculation that there will be a war for the use of resources just a provocation such approaches is wrong we show that we can. resolve issues in a businesslike manner if we have the good will. it's crucial for us there. have been a series of circumstances around this. maritime experts. sailors. those who are fish in this area. so there are excuse me on to mind but it didn't happen the agreement says that remark for all of the actions that you will because you take it. to right comply with the supreme and swilling. will not decrease the conditions of fishing nets neither for the russian was. fishing companies nor for the well you. know we chin was russian and. any of these issues will be resolved through existing institutions through a

justice. those of in our party supports the supreme court decision that supports abortion on demand and also has a conviction to the supreme court decision must be changed by the constitutional amendment prohibiting all abortions and others have to take a position to stand somewhere. but the late 1970's the etfs began to fall of the party platform with no single metamorphosis but a series of small mutations as the younger right wing ideologues replace the republicans of a previous era and they're still taking place. with their republican long bond dramatics of 40 years there were not conservative enough and continue to push the party even further into the fire of paranoid extremists them. >> and orrin hatch was one of the original new right insurgents. he was one of the people that as soon as the elections are over, erik erikson and from red state.com the tea party voices made up a list of people he wanted to purge and one of those on the list was orrin hatch. it shows how far we have come. over the years political analysis offer various explanations for the g.o.p. and nationwide this and channe

and that -- >> to a moving party, and you are never the moving party. >> again, justice glick, that's the contract they signed. they could've cited different contract with different -- >> council, you -- .doc. >> did the contract contain the word of moving party? >> it did say who had to come into federal court in order to challenge the decision of the contracting officer. and that is -- and puts the burden on them. >> that's what i don't understand. yes, the full provision is decided by the contracting officer, but by law you can't collect on that judgment once they file a complaint. so you can do anything into you get the court to affirm your default. you are asking for a legal declaration of being right, that they defaulted. you are the ones seeking -- >> justice sotomayor, this is a very important question and i think that's the question left by the breeze and it is one. the filing of their claim in the court of federal claims, they say they cater to contracting officer's decision. that's wrong under the statute, and the contracting dispute acts says that a cause can be put into t

we need to ask are we there for intervening as some kind of third-party to bring justice to the world? or is this a part of an imperial ideology. are we faded again and again to repeat the dynamics of the spanish-american war and the philippine massacre of 200 to 400,000 filipinos in the philippine counterinsurgency because we can't recognize, because we want to portray ourselves as a selfless force for good as liberators, not occupiers, not recognizing that this is a nation which is assumed an imperial role and that liberation is always for us for occupation with perhaps the exception of world war ii, something we can talk about in the question period, but most other cases the liberator becomes the occupier. i mentioned in the book that one way of understanding this is to think about the importance of the moses figure in american civil religion and the fact that in the moses story, moses who moderates the children of israel then becomes their ruler, stands of rebellion, and then although he dies short of the occupation of the holy land, and then their leader in an occupation. the not

party's timid noncommittal abortion plan. the question is one of the most controversial of our time. it also involves complex questions relating to medical science and criminal justicehere are those in our party who favor complete support for the supreme court decision which permits abortion on demand. there are others who share sincere convictions that the supreme court's decision must be changed by a constitutional amendment prohibiting all abortions. others have yet to take a position or they have assumed a stance somewhere in between polar positions. but starting in the late 1970s, such ideas began fall being out of the party platform. there was no one single moment of metamorphosis, but rather a series of small hue -- mutation as idealogues gradually replaced those of another era. with the liberal republic long gone, dogmatic tea party supporters are now expunging conservative legislators who are not conservative enough. they are continuing to push the party even further into the sooty, smoky fire of paranoid extremism. it's worth noting that, you know, in the previous section i mentioned that orrin hatch was one of the original new right insurgents, conservati

. >> this is from justice phillips the cofounder of one of the group's tea party nation quote, withinhe entire political spectrum there are extremists both on the left and the right. violence of this nature should be decried by everyone and not used for political gain. how do you respond to that, sir. >> the fact of the matter is, we just came out of the election. we saw a candidate for the u.s. senate. saying if you can't get what you have at the ballot box, let's seek second amendment remedies. what does that mean? that is a very vitriolic statement. >> reporter: as for the gun debate. >> i think we need to enforce the existing gun laws that face barriers for those who are mentally unstable to gun ownership or gun use. >> i don't think that plays into this at all. i don't think this really, i think they are unrelated. it's probably about a very sick individual and what should have been done for that person. >> reporter: others are concerned any association with the alleged shooter and the tea party is not just unfair but irresponsible perhaps even contributing to a more dangerous rh

republican party was appalled at the time that candidacy and split the republican party, thomas mckean who was the former chief justice and himself governor pennsylvania called he and his followers called snyder the clodhopper and he had a follower. snyder took the term and said what is said to be a lot hotter and he rode to victory with that slogan. that was the popular politics that appalled many people. daniel thompson a columbia graduate, wealthy lawyer, he knew if he was going to win the governorship of new york he had to be what? a farmer's boy and he used that as his campaign slogan, not that he graduated from columbia and was a wealthy new york attorney. no, there was a kiss of death. he's a farmer's boy said to have popular politics of a sort that is being expressed today i think in the tea party movement in christine o'donnell and sarah palin there is a class dimension to this resentment and it's very similar to what went on with american politics in the north in the early decades of the 19th century. yes, sir? >> good morning, professor peter and i was wondering to what extent the religious aspects have on

was sponsored by the south bay afl-cio, the interface council on economics and justice and the san jose county democratic party. >> it's 5:04 now. dog owners across the bay area are likely to be unhappy with a report to be released today by the national park service. that report proposes a major crackdown on where on federal property you can take your dogs. abc 7's terry mcsweeney is live at san francisco's chrissy field. do we hear growling already? >> we are hearing growling already. dog owners are about to sic themselves on the authors of this 2400 page report. it's not even out yet. it's going to be released to the public today. it's restricting where their dogs can run free at east beach at chrissy field. right now dogs can run free. by next year they might have to be on a leash. the video, the national park service is barking up the wrong tree 100% of the way. there have been complaints from environmentalists that unleashed dogs have been trampling vegetation. if approved, leash only here at east beach at chrissy field. you can still run free with your dog closer to the golden gate bridge. it will be lea

party in san diego. santos was stabbed in the heart. it seemed justice was served when esteban nunez was sentenced to 16 years but schwarzenegger commuted it and cut the time by more than half. >> that was my concern is pardons going to interfere with justice. >> schwarzenegger sent a letter to the family acknowledging he had caused more pain by reducing the sentence but said the facts of the case did not support equal sentences for both of the men convicted. santos calls the letter political rhetoric and critics accuse schwarzenegger of favoring an old ally. back to you, elizabeth. >> thank you. >>> 6:04. state lawmakers are putting the pressure now on pg&e to reveal which of its gas pipeline were subjected to pressure spikes. jerry hill demanded that pg&e make that information public. the utility has admitted increasing pressure to the legal limit on 11 transmission lines in california including the pine line that exploded in san bruno. >>> arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords has reached another milestone in her recovery from a gunshot wound to th

justice for all. and that is it. >> pelosi was snubbed by members of the party. 19 of them rot voted against her today. >> foshs is reporting tonight larry ellison might be interested in bringing hornets to san jose. and now hornets are up for grabs. and the nba wants to sell the franchise. observers feel they can become profitible. if bought the hornets they can join the sharks as tenants at hp pavilion. >> there is a lot of interest in moving a basketball team into san jose. at this point it's just speculation about what he might be interested in doing. >> the mayor says he's never had conversations with ellison about bringing the team to his city. lawyers played in san jose during 1996 and 97 season. >> wildlife experts say a loud noise caused massive bird deaths in arkansas. a thousand birds fell out of the sky, scientists say they don't think they're these and said believe the birds were panicked by a loud noise, causing them to slam into the ground. experts in kentucky are trying to figure out what killed hundreds of birds there. red wing black birds and starl starlings were found in the western part of the