kerry sanders in the waters of the gulf tonight. kerry, thanks for being with us. thanks for your reporting from there all day. we'll take a break here. >>> when we come back, the rules on caffeine during pregnancy have just apparently changed. >>> new guidelines tonight from the nation's ob/gyns who say it's okay to drink moderate amounts of caffeine while pregnant. it won't raise the risk of a miscarriage, they say. by moderate, doctors mean about one cup of coffee a day, but even that reverses what generations of women have believed about caffeine. a lot like last night's reports on c-sections. both of them are on our website. >>> we are following a number of strange occurrences on beaches in this country and, for that matter, around the world this summer. in the east the problem is the giant so-called lion's mane jellyfish. on a new hampshire beach yesterday, during an attempt to remove a dead one, it rippe apart and then sent barbed tentacles into the water. 100 swimmers were stung, nine treated at a hospital. those tentacles can still live on after the jellyf

senator john kerry sums up the also calling the leaks unacceptable and illegal that after nearly nine years of war more than a thousand american casualties billions of u.s. taxpayer dollars. the taliban. appear to be strong as they have a stronger enemy means experts on policy in the middle east are calling for a stronger strategy asking for more time i think the first and we ought to do is just is to stop talking about twenty eleven and start talking about twenty four tane and more resources the second they want it is a big tactical hit on the taliban dr david kilcullen a counterinsurgency expert says in other words you have to do a lot of damage on the taliban before they'll be willing to talk a strategy that may sound familiar more money more troops and more time and if you do well there's no guarantee anything will change is it possible that this war is just unwinnable but certainly possible the thing is we want to know until we get to the point where we begin to pull out and we see if the afghan government is sustainable it looks rather do that significantly break from the one pr

senator kerry? >> i want to thank senate majority leader rate for his significant leadership over the past several years. you helped to build a strong consensus and a growing coalition with respect to climate and energy comprehensive legislation. over the past year-and-a-half working with harry reid, we have had hundreds of meetings and negotiations and we have built an unprecedented coalition of support which has moved us further along of this process than at any time in this effort. we today have support from industries and stakeholders that have opposed previous bills. that is a very, very important achievement. we have always known from day one that in order to pass comprehensive energy legislation, you have to reach 60 votes. to reach those 60 votes, you have to have some republicans. as we stand here today, we do not have one republican. i think that it is possible to get there. even this morning, senator lieberman and i had a meeting with one republican who has indicated a willingness to begi

the other aspect of this, and senator kerry eluded to it, this is raw intelligence. some of -- the authors itself will say it's just their view, may not be even accurate as they would wish. and just the simple release of all the documentation doesn't give a full, complete and picture of what's going on. it gives snapshots, and so that itself is disturbing. but again, i don't think there's anything here that was not known, not discussed and not based and -- and not a subject of the review by the president last year. >> senator bond, you said at this -- at the senator -- i mean, at the general maddus hearing, this is an act of irresponsibility to release this. i assume you hold to that? >> that's the armed services committee, that's probably john -- >> i'm sorry, my notes are wrong here, okay. >> so as far as it's gone, i agree with what's been said. it is absolutely astounding, very troubling, that somebody in the pentagon, during a time of war, would make the effort to gather and release 90,000-plus documents. i think this calls into question the general seems to be

always adds by one vote for kerry vote for kerry so the people that are going to be validating this machine can stand there all day long and vote for somebody and it will be right every time but the guy can walk up here and if he hits the right buttons he can flip the boat that he. was right three weeks struggling. just. to. welcome back to the spotlight time out of and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today is just that i said i renounce spanish architect and c.e.o. of the metropolitan agency buy a flat in the regional. dr a civilian you mention new york you compared moscow to new york and saying and then later you you continued saying that moscow has a possibility to to to become a great great city now. do you like new york because well i mean i love seattle well atlanta is i like atlanta washington's ok but new york city i really hate it well i think it's no place to live in i mean i live my heart and well it's not the same as i'm going to visit as a tourist. would you like to live in my was really my life and sometimes many times i was teaching in jail when i was leaving j

familiar with as the longest military campaign in american history committee chairman senator john kerry brought up the failed u.s. war of decades ago at a crucial time in america's current one this is a difficult moment in the afghan conflict a moment when questions about strategy and progress abound at a hearing on governance and the u.s. civilian strategy in the region the man in charge of it all a vietnam veteran himself tries to make a lesson of that history a fundamental difference between those two wars since you mentioned it mr chairman and this war our national security interests are at stake with the safety of the u.s. at stake as richard holbrooke claims you might think congress would have crossed their t.'s and dotted their i's by now and fighting their longest battle as they're supposed to be united states constitution requires that before the united states goes to war that there be an act of congress but just as in the vietnam war we've never followed that procedure with respect to a war in afghanistan and we centrally drifted into a war in a long term commitment a long ter

. >>> massachusetts senator, john kerry, says he is not trying to avoid paying taxes by dock his new yacht in rhode island. if the $7 billion "isabel" was tied up at his summer home in nantucket, kerry would owe about $500,000 in massachusetts sales tax. he says renovations are under way in rhode island, where the vessel is under warranty. he says he always pays his taxes. >>> president obama visits with lady on "the view" on thursday. it will be the first time a sitting president is on a daytime talk show. it won't be his first faceoff with the all-female cast. candidate obama stopped by on his way to the white house in 2008. on the show, barbara walters, returning for the first time since undergoing open-heart surgery in may. >>> wyclef jean is considering to run for president of haiti. but the family released a statement, saying he has not made a final decision. he was born in haiti. and grew up here in new york. he's been raising money for humanitarian aid for haitians, even before this year's devastating earthquake there. >>> a major accomplishment in baseball is becoming almost

chairman kerry and others. i cannot stress how important this is, because afghanistan cannot go forward unless the international community led by the greatest nation, the united states, continues to fulfill its commitments in the area beyond combat troops. now it is obviously much cheaper and it is obviously something that can only occur as the police and army are trained and able to stand on their own feet. and, as for economic and development assistance, that is essential. what happened in 1989 when the soviets led by the united states turned its back on afghanistan and watched the liberation of eastern europe, never recognizing that the fall of communism had begun in afghanistan, never recognizing we had a commitment is a lesson of history we cannot afford to repeat and it was a direct line from the 1989 decisions to 9/11. and we all know the history here. so i want to stress what 9/11, what july 2011 is and is not senator, and the importance of continuing it, and in terms of your staying should-- saying sha

he is joined at this event by senator john kerry and carol browner, the head of the white house office of energy and climate change. this is 15 minutes. >> we have a responsibility, not only to our constituents and our children and grandchildren to take on the energy giant's we have an america, not once, -- energy challenge we have in america, not once, not twice, but more. we need a comprehensive bill that creates jobs, fix our addiction to foreign oil, and curb pollution. at this time, we do not have a single republican to work with in achieving this goal. for me, it is terribly disappointing. it is also very dangerous. the president, senator kerry, and i and others, large numbers of my caucus, will continue to reach out to republicans and work with and permanent the date work with environmental and energy committees. -- and work with environmental and energy committees. it is to lay the foundation for a state for -- for a safer and stronger future. we will hold bp accountable to ensure that the clean up their mess and things like this that happen in the future and stop them from hap

that's sort of the john kerry question.the man to be the last man to die for a mistake? >> larry: was the president right to fire mcchrystal? >> as i said, you know, i think here is a guy who is trying his hardest to implement the policy that may not be his. i hate to see a guy taken down for gossip. i think the way to fight this is not the way they're doing it. i look at all these terrorists that we have -- these terrorist plots we've stopped in recent years. they're kind of home grown. obama's policy is really not that different than bush's policy. bush used to say we're fighting them over here, fighting them over here. okay, red neck idiot. really, obama is just the tanner of two evils. it's the same policy. he may enunciate it better but it's the same thing. but memo to you guys, they're already here. you don't have to fight them over there. they're here. the times square bomb er. >> larry: you think something else big is going to happen? >> i'm just saying they're already here and they're incited to violence. >> larry:

. >> reporter: the reverend kerry says he is yet to see the guardian angels in his neighborhood. >> i have never seen them. >> reporter: ministry members today wrapped up their 31st annual block party and health fair. he said people came in large numbers. cutting services and programs is not way to fund a police officer. >> we love them and appreciate what they do for the city but we have to all give back. everybody has to give back. >> reporter: the guardians angels say they will hit the streets in oakland tomorrow. >> we are here to help and we are volunteers and that's what we do. >> reporter: the guardian angels want to flood the neighborhoods with volunteers. >> so they are volunteers. do they all live in the city of oakland and are they looking for more people to sign up that they can train? >> yes and yes. they don't all live in oakland. they have a headquarters house here where they will sleep in dorm style and they want volunteers to come and join up. they want lots of people on the streets. >> they look for local people who they train and then set up their own headquarters.

we are grateful to senator john kerry of massachusetts and senator richard lugar of indiana and howarderman for bringing about the kerry-lugar-berman bill which promises $1.5 billion in unconditional economic assistance of pakistan over the next five years. five years is as long a commitment as the united states makes at any time to one country and that will help pakistanis start getting a level of comfort with the united states. once that level of comfort is restored, the trust deficit is addressed, we can get back to being friends, allies and stop sort of worrying about what the other is doing. there are people in pakistan -- and i'm not one of them, but there are people in pakistan who are suspicious about what america's long-term intentions are in relation to afghanistan, and for that matter even in relation to pakistan. the pakistani government is working very hard at bringing about normalcy in relations with india, but there are outstanding issues that keep cropping up there as well. so what we are trying to do is deal with several of these issues at a time when we have severe ec

and then you had senator kerry, the administration, i mean, b.p. was their buddy and helping them on the stimulus package of all things. most of the true free-market people that don't want the government taking over everything were not supportive of the stimulus bill because they knew exactly what would have happened, what has happened, would happen. that's what people knew. that when the government starts sucking all the capital out of the country for its own uses and its own devices, then the great job creator, small business, private business across the country cannot get loans and i so agree with my friend, mr. schauer, when he talks about how difficult it is for people to get loans in this country. it is just so difficult. we got regulators breathing down their throats requiring them to hold more in reserve than the law requires, requiring them not to loan money to people that have been with them for 20, 30 years as great banking clients, threatening the full vengence of the federal government if they were to make loans that some regulators to

i remember in the 2004 campaign -- it was a "new york times" article about john kerry. it's -- it stated his position on terrorism and about 2/3 of the way through the article, and i remember bracketing the quote from him and bringing it in to lisa and saying, "look at this, honey, somebody is finally talking about this in a nuanced way." a week later, that very quote was in a george bush ad making fun of him because his answer wasn't simple enough. >> charlie: is this the answer where he said, "i voted against it before i voted for it"? >> no, no, this was about terrorism in particular and how we had to begin to treat it less as a dominating, zero-tolerance issue and more -- we couldn't let everything in society drive it. another example is right before the presidential debates in 2008, first page of "the new york times" there was an article that said that one of the two candidates, barack obama was at a disadvantage because he was a good debater. you can imagine how that struck me. i mean, that he thought too much -- he was -- we're getting ready for the presidential

kerry dawson bulk of the program the top story now the u.s. military is desperately trying to close in on the sources behind the biggest leak in its history pentagon the chiefs admit it will take weeks to assess the damage to u.s. that operations in afghanistan after the revelations which include the killing of innocent citizens.

it happened around 1:15 this morning when 24-year-old kerry dawson was sitting in ther's seat at -- driver's seat at revere avenue. he was able to drive three blocks before his car crashed. he was taken to san francisco general hospital where he died a half hour later. no arrests have been made yet. >>> san francisco police are also searching for a carjacking suspect who may have also shot at officers early in morning. a police spokesman says officers spotted a vehicle matching the description of one carjacked overnight around 5:30 a.m. near laguna and geary streets. when they tried to pull the car other he, they said it wouldn't -- over, they said it wouldn't stop and a chase began. the two men then took off who were in the car. they say one man had a gun and fired at officers the an officer returned fire. no one was injured. officers found one man in a nearby park and arrested him. a weapon was also found but that second suspect is still at large. >>> two atms in san francisco were stolen overnight. the first was taken from a 76 gas station at 9th. police say someone tried to take the mach

for the same stuff but we're already involved in champions league football that's right kerry it is the race to reach the group stages a date yet but there is russian interests tonight is any travel to remain yet i've all the details in my. hello there welcome to the sports news and the midst of a headlight. champions league dreams any face you know rare is they'd be terrific europe's biggest club competition. while brazil's new boss rings the changes as he takes over from dungan. there's a jubilant homecoming for tour de france king alberto contador. first as any face remaining inside unirea in the third qualifying round of the champions league tonight despite the russians being clear favorites their coach luciano says his men have to beat a dangerous teens any to have been training at the star stadium in bucharest which is being used for tonight's game as you know rees grand only home with seven thousand fans and the start suggests this should be an easy win for the simply disappeared the top the russian premier league and are on a ten game winning streak but despite that split is cau

forward following the deadly shooting of an alleged gang member in the bay view district. 24-year-old kerry dawson was shot to date near revere avenue andhaus street around 1:15 saturday morning as he sat inside his ford fusion. he was able to drive three blocks before he crashed. he later died at the hospital. >>> and the city of san francisco may soon turn some civil janes into cops. the chronicle reports police chief george gascon is now considering a controversial law enforcement program that would allow civilian investigators to respond to nonviolent crimes like car breakins or burglaries. that would free up police to focus on violent crimes and crimes in progress. we talked with people in san francisco this morning about this idea. >> if they are properly trained and, you know, have an interest in that field, i think it would be all right. but definitely nonviolent crimes only. >> the program is scheduled to get underway in january but faces strong opposition from san francisco's police union. >>> police leaders from across the bay area will meet this week. they will discuss their res

cutting city services and programs says reverends kerry is not the way to fund a police officer. >> we all need to make concessions. we love them. we appreciate the fire department and police department. everybody in tough economic times we have to all give back. everybody has to give back. >> reporter: the guardians angels say they will hit the streets in oakland tomorrow. >> we are here to help and we are volunteers and that's what we do. >> reporter: the guardian angels would love to flood the streets with volunteers. if you want to join them go to their website www.guardianangels.org. >> do you think the police think it is a good thing? haven't asked the police that directly but they tell us the police like them being around. they don't do anything other than observe and contact the police. >> don knapp, thank you very much. >>> police say they are prepared to keep the peace. a rally planned for monday will be the first in the bay area supporting the former b.a.r.t officer convicted of shooting oscar grants. it has been dubbed in support of joe of of -- support of johannes mehserle

kerry dawson was sitting in the driver seat of a ford fusion at about 1:15 when police say he was shot several times. he was taken to the hospital where he died. they are still working on a suspect description. also in the city tonight, the search continues for a suspect wanted for an armed carjacking and for shooting at police. investigators say around 5:30 officers spotted a car matching the description of the vehicle that had been car jacketed. the car crashed and then the suspects got out and ran and fired at the officers. the officers fired back. one suspect remains at large. >> highway patrol carried out surprise inspections in the parking lot of great america in santa clara. all buses failed today. officers say they did not pass for a few reasons. either they had maintenance problems or the drivers did not have the proper licenses to operate the vehicle or even health endorsements allowing them to drive. >> for the most part, most companies do an out standing job at maintaining their vehicles, as well as ensuring that their drivers are properly licensed. as for the other, they c

historically the a thirty two has been made on the basis of kerry twenty seven multi-purpose boat helicopter designed to work in hard meterological conditions and aggressive climates that's why it's on rivaled in this field for this particular mission. ten russian kafeel cities are already a feature in the skies over spain which to me join the ranks of the country's army and as the spanish star mine testifies their presence could be of critical importance. knotty alekhine to severe pain. the pot stirrer conference is known in history as the moment when a new map of europe was drawn three weeks after the young conditional surrender of nazi germany the years from a three hour ride nations sat down together an attempt to establish a post-war order as a result germany was divided into four zones and control forces the meeting also became lost on allies work together before the cold war and some experts believe the time of the potsdam conference decades of political conflicts could have been avoided. i think there was there was still a real chance at the time of plots to avoid the cold war i thin

. >> reporter: tonight senate foreign relations chairman john kerry said that however illegally these documents came to light, they raise serious questions about the reality of america's policy toward pakistan and afghanistan. hearings on the war tomorrow say the documents make it more urgent to get the policy right. brian? >> andrea mitchell in washington. andrea, thanks. >>> we turn our coverage now to the oil disaster in the gulf of mexico and word that the man who was the public face of bp is on his way out. tony hayward will reportedly exit the job of bp ceo in october with a hefty pension and another job offer. maria bartiromo covering the story in london for us tonight. maria, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. thanks very much. sources at bp are telling us not to expect an official announcement tonight on hayward's successor. it is widely expected that robert dudley will get the job. he is his american colleague. he's been running the gulf response in the gulf since june. this would make him the first american to lead this british iconic firm. cameras surrounded t

john kerry is in final negotiations had them as thepaa. tennessee republican lawmaker is in talks of secession. the congressman appeared on a hot line friday encouraging a change of the federal level saying states are tired of being run over by federal mandates. he praised texas governor rick perry to raise the topic of cessation in 2005 arab anti-tax tea party rally. -- 2005 after an anti-tax tea party rally. information was provided to federal authorities investigating whether the senator broke the law in trying to keep secret his affair with a onetime staff member. we will continue in a moment. >> is weekend, today, the eagle forum collegiate summit. this is a libertarian and conservative batch of ideas. after that, an author on her new book about coming to the united states and the like she left behind. on sunday, the roosevelt reading festival and authors to talk about their books on fdr. it is a weekend filled with nonfiction books on c-span 2. for the complete schedule, go to book tv.org. this weekend, the former new york times publ

comes up with in fact and you know when you look at the kerry lugar bill the conditions that came up with you know if they were you know the nation itself took it as a you know humiliation basically because the kind of conditions and the language that were used in that bill didn't really have the actually was contra factor in getting the sort of favorable opinion within the pakistanis that the u.s. is after and aid itself will not change anything unless it actually transforms into you know some way of solving these problems that you know the people face on a day to day basis as it stands all of the money disappears as as i'm talking you know correctly said disappears into the state system and the you know the corrupt machinery and doesn't really trickle down to the to the masses because that's where that's where the problem is i believe all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on pakistan say with r.t. . live. wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max culture for a no

historically the thirty two has been made good on the basis of kerry twenty seven multi-purpose boat helicopter designed to work in hard meterological conditions and aggressive climates that's why it's on rivaled in this field for this particular mission. ten russian kafeel cities are already a feature in the skies over spain which to me do join the ranks of the country's army and as the spanish star mine testifies their presence could be of critical importance ration ocean otty alekhine to severe pain. now on this very day in one hundred forty five the leaders of the soviet union the united kingdom and the united states gathered in the german city of potsdam danger up a new map of europe from the end of nazi occupation during world war two leaders from the three allied nations having secured the unconditional surrender of nazi germany sat down together in an attempt to establish a post-war order as a result germany was divided into four zones and controlled by the forces the conference which discussed the possibility of soviet forces joining the allied fight in the far east started

well kerry as you say there were three men charged actually four originally arrested but one of them was released the french all sources say that they are links to various terrorist organizations the russian side however. they are specifically linked with the terrorist organization of. who is a notorious chechen north caucasus activist he has claimed responsibility for the moscow metro bombings in march of this year during the investigation obviously police raided the flats the apartment where these men were living they found firearms explosives and also extremely significantly maps with various potential targets marks on them this arrest was really significant as i see it in three main ways firstly of course because it makes the world a safer place it takes out of circulation people who french authorities say they have hard and fast evidence planning terrorist attacks secondly it was a good school ration between the russian authorities and the french authorities it was russia who saved the french police to the fact that they might have terror suspects terror activists living in this

kerry stake hiv positive was amongst the ultra live in years and. the drug combination therapy she stopped taking the medication after coming across some of the alternatives. it's not that hiv slash aids is a myth aids obviously is not. a myth that's a acronym for immune suppression where people become immune suppressed all over the world every day for all types of different reasons lots of things cause lowered immunity and illness. whether h.i.b. has been proven to be a viable infectious virus that sexually transmitted i think is really the bigger question for me this use of polar opposites to some of the cause of the official conference so early treatment a prevention we also have more drugs now then we have ever had before to treat a trophy and these drugs are more potent there something they're more tolerable and they're very effective the cash opinions has led to harsh recriminations on both sides with the is a place to classical explanations labeling the conference an aids marketing fair and the description of an aids pandemic a p.r. success w