we begin today with senator kerry. thank you for joining us, senator. but before we talk, here's the latest from libya. there is heavy fighting along the libyan coast. qaddafi's forces retook the town as libyan planes launched air strikes against rebels on the ground. although the rebels captured the key oil port city of ras lanuf yesterday, they are under heavy attack there today as well as in the cities of zawiyah, cities both outside tripoli, the capital. for more, let's go to mark phillips, who is in tripoli this morning. mark, what's the latest? >> well, bob, the situation here can best be described as murky this morning. both sides are effectively claiming victory. at least the government side is proclaiming a kind of victory, saying that it has recaptured several of the towns which the rebel forces have taken over the past week. and the streets here in tripoli were full this morning of people celebrating and firing guns in celebration in the air. but the situation on the ground appears to be unsettled-- one way of describing it. >> schieffer: whe

it's a very important fact. >> senator kerry, go ahead.ur point on this as well. >> well, i have a couple of points to make. number one, the president has been crystal clear about bahrain. he has said that the violence needs to stop in bahrain. the crown prince of bahrain has offered to have a mediation, to have a national dialogue. and the truth is that, in bahrain where there is a 70% shia population, you have a certain amount of mischief being made by iran and by hezbollah and it's simply not the same situation. but moreover, the arab community, the arab league, is the game changer here. they asked us to come in. the gulf states, the gcc, asked us to come in. the opposition mr pleaded with the international community to help prevent the slaughter. i think it would be unconscionable in the face ever the first time the arab league and the gulf states are turning to the world for help in order to move toward greater enfranchisement of their people for the united states to move away. that would be a denial of everything we supported in egyp

desperate kerry turned to a neurosurgeon. >> it has a chip inside. a pace maker device. >> reporter: it targets nerves in the brain and requires surgery with general anesthesia. it is connected to a wire that is internallally threaded just under the skin into her forehead where electrical impulses are delivered. >> we are actually preventing the way the nerves should be working. we are actually inhibiting the nerves. >> reporter: tricking nerves in the brain so pain is no longer felt. >> it has been amazing. i couldn't say enough wonderful things about it. >> reporter: she has had the pace maker for two years. the headaches aren't totally cured. the pace maker is charged with a battery every two weeks and kerry has become a legend among their friends. >> she look at me like i'm a bionic person now. >> reporter: she is in graduate school back to her busy life and enjoying the piano again. >> definitely had a tremendous impact on my life. >> reporter: the pace maker can be adjusted or turned off completely and removed and it is covered by some types of

senator kerry. >> thank you. chairman leibowitz, i want to -- a lot has been discussed but the do not track proposal and i want to hone in on a little bit. is it your judgment that if a company comes up with a pretty strict policy which has brought privacy protections and adequate often etc., etc. and opt out or -- do you think then that the do not track is still necessary? >> at this point i think we do because if individual companies have individual practices that may be supported baseline consumer or commercial bill of rights is a great idea it may not mean every company has that and i think what we are trying to do, like he was still a sort of baseline for privacy protection for consumers. so from my perspective, the do not track mechanism that is easy to implement going back to senator isaacson's plight it is easily implemented for consumers, could be an important trees mechanism for consumers and to protect privacy for consumers who want to limit tracking. >> so, in terms of the potential harm or protection

kerry sanders, nbc news, grand bayou, louisiana. >> terrific story. and that's our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams, and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, oakland's police department wants to change how critics see it by changing the way they see complaints. the important role technology is playing in all of this. >> also a. mountain lion putting a peninsula emergency system to the test today. >> and ready to shake it up, these kids get a big lesson in earthquake preparedness with a little help from the silicon valley.

senator kerry. >> thank you.chairman leibowitz, i want to -- a lot has been discussed but the do not track proposal and i want to hone in on a little bit. is it your judgment that if a company comes up with a pretty strict policy which has brought privacy protections and adequate often etc., etc. and opt out or -- do you think then that the do not track is still necessary? >> at this point i think we do because if individual companies have individual practices that may be supported baseline consumer or commercial bill of rights is a great idea it may not mean every company has that and i think what we are trying to do, like he was still a sort of baseline for privacy protection for consumers. so from my perspective, the do not track mechanism that is easy to implement going back to senator isaacson's plight it is easily implemented for consumers, could be an important trees mechanism for consumers and to protect privacy for consumers who want to limit tracking. >> so, in terms of the potential harm or protection

the story tonight from nbc's kerry sanders in sarasota. >> reporter: malcolm ridell said he was just too busy. fluent in chinese, a harvard business graduate, a former spy with the cia. >> i heard a pounding on the door. >> reporter: who was recently accused by a dozen armed fbi agents standing in his living room of -- >> child pornography. i said huh? i was speechless. i just didn't know what to say. >> reporter: malcolm lives on the 12th floor of this condominium and way, way, way over there on a boat in the marina, two city blocks from his house, the fbi eventually figured out someone had locked on to his wireless internet signal that he had forgotten to protect with a password. agents eventually arrested 52-year-old mark brown for allegedly distributing from his library of more than 10 million child pornography photographs, but how could anyone steal a weak wireless signal from so far away? >> a pringle's can. >> reporter: with that pringles cantenna wired into his laptop in just 30 minutes, fbi agent locked on to 381 unprotected wireless signals. >> it's really not hard to do, e

>> you know, john mccain, i was surprised by senator kerry. john mccain's been hawkish, as has senator lieberman. they just came back from the region and even they aren't saying we should do it but should be contemplating it seriously. i think there's serious contemplation. but i think for the reasons i just outlined, the end of that contemplation will be probably not unless something happens in the future, in the near future, that sort of assaults our sensibilities in terms of killing of civilians it gets us over that reluctance. >> and civil war is a different calculus entirely than what we saw in egypt and tunisia. >> absolutely. the rebels have weapons. they have some army movements that turned on them. they're talking about marching on tripoli. that looks more like a civil war than massacre of peaceful protesters. gwen: thanks, james. back hao in washington, president obama signed a stop budget gap which could mean two things, the beginning of the end of washington's protracted spending debate or the beginning of the end. one came from ho

kerry kerry gold auri even be willing if you are talking in bold very close. to the probably unspoken security really. the us has already said many answers speaking to us on this topic. ok well russia has been pledging help and support to stricken japan sending crews of emergency workers in a dare the since the first earthquake triggered blasts occurred in as out of the house more on moscow's involvement. russia has sent a number of emergency ministry personnel to japan and they're working in a number of locations we know that a lot of them have already arrived in japan and have basically everything here with them to be completely cut into it or at least to step everything up. into the substance basically yes sorry to tell you that i believe that assistance of. the survivors at least kept to something that has left moscow yesterday that's why they are heading that large. ship and those are south deal specifically with that radiation that septic areas so i don't know which is the street is expecting at least three people working in japan doing everything necess

thank you kerry this is life force in the north sea will be with our alliance. series against one god and three of peace meaning the winner will now be decided in game seven on monday. maidan when asked for the ever present him a picture. in the second round all things new season. and moving up the no one joke of it will replace soldier federer as world number two in monday's rankings after beating this wisdom into. the continental hockey league fast when it's over a good show that will final clash with armed guard will go down to the wild following victory in game six own santa zane edging out the man in regulations and use the stall the then the lead seven minutes into the second period there. that was before your in your yard or three shot just three minutes late made it level once again. to stall the hero of the man those that are the winner moments from the buzzer for the final school to go on and it's now three apiece in the series which moves the forms for the decider. now russian football when you boys have claimed the first win in the big leagues muslin

and where you can do it kerry as am i going to show you and i did our i'm sorry eric i'm going to ask your question because my question to you i mean again we know the united states and its allies go into iraq ok and i think everyone even even the hardcore neo cons at least admit today well we didn't have the end game figured out too well ok there was no public debate about libya whatsoever i mean is anybody have a clue about what the end game is going to be about because most people don't even have a clue. what we're doing right now is if i go to you in cairo go ahead yes very quickly iraq is completely difference in the case of iraq the united states unilaterally decided to go into our country and change their g.m. there against the advice of everyone in the region especially its own allies and also in europe so that's without a u.n. without a u.n. resolution and so on that was a total fiasco from day one until today that's a completely different operation with really marry your lawyers you have to better than the others or you can. say that again america had the more the more bulli

thank you kerry this is lives worse news and was beginning to look at the headlines like a child some of the old money time wars tie this series against a long guarded three all meaning the winner will now be decided in game seven on monday. made him when asked the dollar equal to add a premier league that is a base in spark acknowledging suniel in the south and all of the new premier league season. and moving up the noble draw coverage will replace all of the federal as well number two in monday's rankings off the beats in the swiss and means and wells . the kontinental hockey league fast women tell who are going to show that quarter final clash with out on guard will go down to the wire following victory in game six on sounds insane. their homes club in regulation denise was told gave them the lead seven minutes into the second period their. sets before jaromir the other three shot just three minutes late and made it level again. but that will stay is left to stall the hero of the match though he that of the winner moments from the buzzer for the final score of two one now three all

a moment of levity. >> so we -- we went to our senator, john kerry, and we asked that the file of the soviet secret service, or whatever they were called, national security service, this was after the soviet union had dissolved and it was now the russian federation. and we had john kerry send the letter, and we actually thought we might be able to do it because a general had done something similar in his case. they examined their files and come to the idea that he was not a espionage. times had changed and so the response was, we are not going to release any materials. and we think that this is what most security agencies do. it's kind of like they wanted to justify refusing to release the niles so that was as far as we got. now, there are ex-kgb agents telling war stories and there were interviews -- >> technically solved. >> and there was a book written about theodore alvin hall called bombshell who got to interview the woman who was a courier for theodore. and another life imitating book, daniel in the book of daniel have the idea of another couple who disappeared after paul and ro

live with alan nathan on the mainstream radio network american community democratic strategist and kerry pickett editor blogger at the washington post ok let's get started chaos in wisconsin governor walker's threatening massive layoffs today if he doesn't get his way democrats are trying to recall republicans and republicans in trying to have democrats arrested so why is scott walker the koch brothers lapdog trying to destroy our democracy on. i think you are. elected lefties who feel it's necessary to corrupt the very democratic process they took an oath to support poster boy well you know why do that i mean it's as if all when you go to school our way it should become a law when the votes go the way of the opposition well let's have the additional standard of further compromise to be whittling and he was a true love it was needed to be inferred as nothing more than. he did within a lifetime they were locked in the vote. you know what you're talking about you're talking of the evil koch brothers i'd like to remind everyone here that georgia pacific which is part of koch industries that

>> le puedo decir esto, se quedÓ de _ que dos de las armas fueron recuperadas en el asesinato de kerrye denunciÓ esto? >> mi motivaciÓn se implemente el que no fue para esto para lo que me enlistÉ. esto no es lo que hacemos como agencia, mi misiÓn fue parar este tipo de actividad e impedir el trÁfico de armas a. luego me enterÉ que mi agencia quizÁs estÁ contribuyendo a eso. >> cree usted que esta operaciÓn es la responsable de la muerte de cientos de mexicanos? >> le puedo decir que no tengo todos los datos de donde se recuperÓ cada arma pero sabÍamos que esas armas se iban a acusar en crÍmenes, esa era toda la teorÍa detrÁs del caso hay 1800 armas que se dejaron escapar, si solo hubiera una bala para cada una de esas armas tendremos 1800 muertes. >> sus denuncias son muy fuertes, tiene miedo de que lo vayan a despedir? >> muy preocupado. creo que mucha gente estÁ perdiendo esto. viaje se agregÓ que esta actividad estaba pasando y tambiÉn lo negÓ el departamento de justicia, no fue hasta que aparece si en cbs, y ahora que admiten quÉ pasa con sus propios cifras, dicen que son 1700 de

you heard senator kerry say it doesn't have to be a long-running prop sags.retary galts was saying this is a "big operation in a big country." you've talked to a lot of military experts. what do they say? >> hope is not an option. gates made it clear if we're going to have a no-fly zone we have to assume all of their s.a.-6 missile are really good and they know how to operate them because it's our men and who are going to be at risk. >> warner: these are anti-aircraft missile? >> ain't aircraft missile that could shoot down our plane, very similar to the one that shot down the f-18 in kosovo a decade ago. so they would have to wipe that out. that would be a sustained bombing campaign. and then there's been ta of could you do it from a single aircraft carer. >> most of the people i'm talking to say no, you can't. it will take at least 100 airplanes. remember, you're going to need tankers, radar planes to alert the fighters and finally, bottom line, secretary gates has made this point as well, he has said we do not have any evidence that there are a lot of airp

matter what we just want to bomb everybody we don't know how to do it any differently i mean john kerry said that you know this isn't going to be a long term thing if the outcome is what we desire but what i can't figure out is what exactly that outcome is that we desire with the overall goal here is going to be a long term thing in saigon area there in ten years later and fifty eight thousand dead americans and they will have me and did north vietnamese proved otherwise this is a civil war that's what it was in vietnam also intervening in a civil war is very. even if you know the sides in this case we only know one side we know gadhafi side and even though we did give him a welcome back we know what authority is we know that was essentially for money. we don't know what's on the other side we don't know what the resolution will be the french can go the british can fly n.s.a.'s team in them get embarrassed by having it captured we have all these kind of contacts but we really don't know what the other side consists of yet and to go in in a whole hog way and support that other side and t

your response to senator kerry's question on why the 1.6% is responsible. i thought it was on the mark. i would like to put it up on my website. is that ok with you? i can give you more information, especially on women and girls. i know that is one of your highest priorities, senator. >> when senator kerry said, just speak to the grass-roots folks out there, did not change a thing about it. i would just like to put it up because i would like every american to read that. we'll have our theories on why people are crying out for freedom because they know more about it. some are looking to us, some are looking to other parts of the world, and some are looking inside. it is a delicate issue. it is different in every country. in the meantime, we are winding down our war in iraq. it is entering its eighth year. it cost the united states more than $750 billion. when we look at a budget, we have to look at that, $750 billion and more than 4400 american lives. president obama states his intention to begin withdrawal of combat forces this july in afghanistan. both the

we have john mccain saying that we should intervene right away then at the same time we have john kerry saying that a no fly zone should be implemented and both men seem to have never met a tyrant they didn't want to bomb late i was happy you mentioned that. i feel like no matter what we just want to call everybody we don't know how to do it any differently and then john kerry said that you know this isn't going to be a long term thing if the outcome is what we desire but what i can't figure out is what exactly that outcome is that we desire what the overall goal here is going to be a long term thing in saigon there and ten years later and fifty eight thousand dead americans and two and a half million dead north vietnamese proved otherwise this is a civil war that's what it was in vietnam and also intervening in a civil war is very differ. even if you know the sides in this case we only know one side we know gadhafi side even though we did give him a welcome back we know what authority is we know that was essentially for money. we don't know what's on the other side we don't know what t

kerry: thank you. mr. president, china is racing ahead with respect to these kinds of investments, and the fact is that they're sending their students to the united states for degrees in math, science, engineering, but the house is cutting pell grants so that there's a 15% cut below the maximum level which would affect over 100,000 students in college, making it less affordable, less accessible for low and moderate income students. that's not a budget that helps our economy. it does nothing with dealing with the deficit and jobs. they tie the hands of the consumer product commission, the product safety commission so they can't launch a database for consumer products. so i guess you don't need to know -- if you're an average american, you don't need to know if the products you buy are safe, if they are going to harm you. that doesn't matter anymore, even though it has nothing to do with really dealing with the budget problem. they reduce -- they reduce federal funds from being spent for planned parenthood,

the storm has brought a lot of problems here and in marin county kerry had this is one of 12 boats earlier in just a short time ago we caught up with the crew that was out here trying to take apart one of the boat. at first, they weren't exactly sure on how successful they were going to be. we read the only crew that was out here on the ground. we're rolling cameras as they were trying to get ahold of this boat. it was touch and go for quite some time. there were particular is as far as why it was challenging. we have a spokesperson here with a selfish company just to explain why it was so difficult and important to get the boat out of here it. >> number one, there was a huge section of the port side that was missing. it was a wooden vessel, and there was some rot. when we started pulling on it we started pulling through the wood, that caused it to tip on its side. we had to read rig it can pull it again. the condition of the vessel is what caused most of the problem. we did get lucky we knew there was a huge possibility that we would not be able to pull it off in one piece of we might hav

kerry sanders reports from palm beach, florida, where even the millionaires are getting creative to keep the banks at bay. >> reporter: at 16,000 square feet, 11-bath mansion was his dream home. onyx imported from boll boliva, but when this developer's fortune evaporated, he said he had not choice but to get inventive. he now rents out six of his eight bedrooms. >> i had a make a decision. rent out the cover or give up. i made the tough decision to have to make to survive in today's economy. t >> reporter: they belong to six tenants who pay 6 to $800 a month. danielle pays $600 a month for all of this. an unbelievable deal. her co-workers are jealous. they're like, you live there? really? >> i said, i had four different friends read it. what does this sound like to you. sounds like a playboy house. we all checked it out. i got lucky. >> this month, smart money spotlights what is a quiet trend. millionaires turning rooms in their houses into moneymakers. also makes it easier to choose a movie. >> cheers! >> just to clarify, the reason he only rents to women is because he has a 16-year-old

kerry o'brien for the university of san francisco. first of all, i want to get on the record. we agree with the department of public works' report. we think it accurately describes the situation out there today. we do not believe that the sidewalk can be meaningfully widened. not without removal of those trees or vegetation. just to briefly refresh your memory on the overall encroachment, it runs along golden gate ave. it is 6 feet in depth from the fence at the edge of the sidewalk in towards the proper line. there is a little more detail on that eastern end of that. the retaining wall goes into the ground here. there is -- this is actually a couple little bit from the sidewalk. these are the trunks of the trees in the center line of that area. it is also correct that that part of the fence is not landscape. this is the view from across the street of those three trees that are in that area. this is along the sidewalk, looking at the trees of the eastern end here. on the inside, this is the retaining wall. i do want to apologize for a misstatement that i made to the board last

tavis: let me ask whether you think senators like john kerry and john mccain are right about the factt we ought to do something to help put into place a no-fly zone. >> mr. gates comes up -- i understand the difficulty. we do not want to put a no-fly zone because we don't want the u.s. to be involved in another war. i understand that. give at least the people a chance to shoot down those silly planes gaddafi is using. we did in afghanistan and we were not even there. at least level the playing field. this is not a revolution by rebels. tavis: are you suggesting we ought to supply the people? >> i am indeed. the argument is these people are rebels. i understand if it is a rebel of 1000 or 2000, but not when 1 million people oppose you. these are not rebels. they are asking for an end to the rule, democratic rule in which they can participate. libya itself has tribes but is not a tribal society because most of the libyans most [unintelligible] important of all, libbin it is muslim but they are not islamic. -- libya is muslim. tavis: let me ask you this final question. that is whether or

-- well, sometimes you fit, someone like george b., of course she is a great jefferson scholar as kerry hard to debug, george mcgovern did begin. and so there's a mix of historians and non-historians, looking at this president is, telling the basic story, but also giving your own individual spin on it. and he asked me to do this to the johnson both. i guess he figured i would put my individual spin on it. i agreed to do it because arthur asked me to do it and i have great respect for him. i knew him from the papers of thomas jefferson on the advisory committee for that and also because paul call up was the editor was also the general series editor for the series was my editor for the book i did with vernon jordan. so this has two friends. when friends ask you to do things, who asked me to do this? i said sure. i put aside my miss giving. i know it's a fascinating topic was so much material, but i wondered if i would be able to sort of curve by natural feeling about looking at this particular period in american history and i agreed to do it many, many years ago. this book as i have to co

gender is irrelevant, but it was powow and hillary and susan rice -- >> and john mccain and senator kerry, who also said -- >> mccain did not sway obama, i can assure you of that. >> i think hearing it from that side probably had an impact on his thinking. >> i have a serious thing to say here. >> all, i'm sorry. >> i do think the specter of rwanda and people who lived through it did hang over this decision. the prospect of hundreds of thousands of people being killed, blood literally running in the streets, was something that -- nobody wanted to stand by the way bill clinton's administration stood by and came to regret it. >> the health-care law passed a year ago this week. a progress report. >> after a century of striving, a year of debate, a historic vote, health care reform is no longer and on that promise. it is the law of the land. >> that was the president obama on march 23 after the law passed. states had sued the obama administration to block implementation of the law. they argue that the individual mandate is unconstitutional. neeina, when will this go to the supreme court? >> i

kerry will have a preview of the giants and the a's, complete player interviews and a look at spring training. that's sunday ball detent the team 10:00 p.m. right here on kron 4. we'll be right back, with rob black hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] don't miss a second of ncaa march madness with my multiview, only from at&t u-verse. just $29 a month for the first 6 months. dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >>catherine: the dow up 72 points, the nasdaq up 20 points. >>rob: broke through technical level were on a break out, it's nice to see for those people went through 2007, that flash crash. or back. it feels pretty good. >>catherine: jobs, that had play a part of what happened today. that's looking pretty good. >>rob: 20 a faulty wednesday, thursday, friday. tomorrow were going to see the first-time unemployment claims and we want the number under 400,000. friday we will see the unemployment rat

say it's the standard for natural water it's filmed in the coast examined in the limestone of the kerry range there also is crystal clear off the filtering through many kilometers of limestone not over. the cut since he came in with rock terraces grados and knishes begins right under the ring waterfall it took the card stone mountain stream thousands of years to force its way through the rock fall. live through with it you know it's way too many tones tumbled zones from cliff tops and terrace edges a stream of winds are now loops through the stones and blockages this is where trolled. trode very clean water for life but it's a rare species in the moans and streams of the caucuses or. the canyons mussy walls date back to the jurassic period in winter they're covered with heights they're known as weeping walls because of the constantly dripping water in summer. the reserves mountain streams overflow their banks in early spring but they're not the main threat to the mountain paths rockslide said in with the arrival of warm weather. clusters the same of you i can go to one hundred thirty on

take up to several years i hear of your boss mr kerry and the well who is the head of ross after he spoke with russian television earlier today and he said that the contamination today in japan is pretty low well except like twenty miles around the station it may be bigger but not to the catastrophic events bed that there is no risk practically or are all well touch wood for neighboring countries i used to confirm this information or made maybe there's been some new information coming i confirm this information there is no reason nothing risk countries doesn't mean countries will not see or will not measure. might be some changes to a radioactive situation but no risk i can confront it and there is still no risk for japan so far with dollars here in risk for japan except this twenty kilometer series of events that there is will not not panic but great worry and great concern among russians living in the forest i know that i know that people are starving buying tickets trying to take their kids out is it true do you know anything about . this i knew about the situation and know what people

my name is jamie kerry, and i'm a member of the russian hill community association. as a fellow neighborhood organization, i would like to -- the rhda completely supports the efforts of the neighbors in raising these planning issues. i would like to begin by acknowledging that we appreciate that a developer has the right to develop the property. however, you, as the planning commission, have a responsibility to assure that the developers rights do not violate the right of the general public good or the long term goals of this city. as residents of san francisco, we are using this discretionary review to call your attention to this proposal, which does indeed go against the greater good of the public and the long-term sustainable transportation goals of this city. disapprove this project or at the very least continue it so that you can -- until you can do a strategic planning steady and determined the best land use value for this city. this is not a routine proposal. the real issues are planning issues, not project review issues. the planning issues need further asses

think they are, and for instance when george bush's sats comes out and they have al gore and john kerryare all comparable and then they tried out a bill bradley, he was my idol ahead of me at princeton and a great basketball player we thought he was a st. scholar. for 85 on his s.a.t. in english. that isn't terrible if you're going to the community college. [laughter] but if you're going to princeton puts you in the bottom 1% of your class. and yet we had to live with this illusion he was a great scholar but they control the media so they can get away with this and it's the way it is. obama is not stupid. i never said he's stupid and i never will. he ran a great campaign in 2008. it's just he's no more of a writer than i am a golfer who. so if you see me walking around your neighborhood and the jacket and i tell you what i won the masters -- laughter could be suspicious, okay? and it's easier for me to win the masters than it would have been for barack obama to write a letter in a masterpiece. it's not -- you can't do that you're not a writer. just like couldn't win the masters no matte

kerry killinger, former coo stephen rotela and the head of wamu's home loan division david schneider for gross negligence. the agency says the men encouraged risky mortgage lending and wants $900 million in damages. now killinger and rotela's wifes were also named in the suit. prosecutors say both men transferred cash and property into their wife's names to keep it safe from creditors. attorneys for the former executives called the suit baseless. >> tom: here's what we're watching for tomorrow. we have some oil prices. they've been pushed and pulled in recent weeks by international crises. we will take a look at what's ahead. and even with worries about supplies from japan, our friday market monitor likes the technology company and a u.s. automakers. it will be richard steinberg, president of steinberg global asset management. >> susie: in a first for the luxury brand lincoln is tops when it am cans to long-term vehicle quality so says j.d. power & associates. the research firm says lexus followed in the runner-up slot on its most dependable list. jaguar, porsche and toyota rounded o

to liquidate the situation at all it will probably take up to several years i hear of your boss mr kerry and co well the who is the head of ross atom he spoke on russian network television earlier today and he said that contamination to date. twenty miles. but. in some new information coming i confirm this information there is no risk nothing risk for legal countries doesn't mean countries will not see or will not measure. my be some changes to your situation no risk i can confront it and there is still no risk for japan so far with dollars here in risk for japan except this twenty kilometer series of events but there is more not to look like but great worry and great concern among russians living in the far east i know that i know that people are studying buying tickets trying to take their kids out is it true do you know anything about it. because i knew about the situation and know what people feel there and i know the real situation with radioactivity there is not only risk there is no changes. radio active waste from the power plant in our system maybe it's. the environment. it has

headed to the people here strong old people just us and that they loved the standards in canada or kerry or whatever and with their finding that there is a lot of there is no standards for a lot of these chemicals here sold out so one day when there are shortages there are slides. are showing all the chemicals that are produced and how they affect your body and i was i was looking at that of oh my god there's a whole bunch of people on the reserve that have these notices. and two thousand and four ada compiled a health survey of the nine hundred residents in the adults she discovered severe chronic headaches chronic respiratory problems severe skin problems. near logical problems infertility and miscarriages birth defects. cancers and loss of children. in the children she found severe chronic headaches chronic respiratory problems your logical problems. developmental problems severe skin problems arthritis birth defects kidney in bladder diseases and cancer. where do you thoughts on the relationship between health and the petrochemical industry i'm not sure what the relationship is we do

gender is irrelevant, but it was power and hillary and susan rice -- >> and john mccain and senator kerry, who also said -- >> mccain did not sway obama, i can assure you of that. >> i think hearing it from that side probably had an impact on his thinking. >> i have a serious thing to say here. >> all, i'm sorry. >> i do think the specter of rwanda and people who lived through it did hang over this decision. the prospect of hundreds of thousands of people being killed, blood literally running in the streets, was something that -- nobody wanted to stand by the way bill clinton's administration stood by and came to regret it. >> the health-care law passed a year ago this week. a progress report. >> after a century of striving, a year of debate, a historic vote, health care reform is no longer and on that promise. it is the law of the land. >> that was the president obama on march 23 after the law passed. states had sued the obama administration to block implementation of the law. they argue that the individual mandate is unconstitutional. neeina, when will this go to the supreme court? >> i

until she gets here, senator kerry, would you like to say a few words?>> first of all, thank you for holding this hearing with senator rockefeller, who wanted to be here but was unable to be. thank you for your leadership and storage on these issues. i must say, i was impressed by the energy -- we talk about a social network. there was a hell of a social network in here before the hearing started. [laughter] a lot of chatter. as we all know, there is no general law of congress to govern the surveillance. that is why i intend with my other colleagues to propose one, a commercial privacy bill of rights. the purpose of the legislation, i want to emphasize, is not to discourage information sharing, but rather, to encourage it, but under a common code of conduct that respects the rights of both the people sharing the information and the legitimate organizations collecting and using it on unfair terms and conditions -- on fair terms and conditions. the folks we and working with, many here today in the industry know that throughout my tenure on this committee a