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president obama spoke about it for the first time today as w l well. the pentagon is calling private first class bradley manning, a 22-year-old intelligence officer, a person of interest in those leaks. he is being held in kuwait on suspicion in a separate leak. >>> back here at home, course confusion at last week's marathon caused several elite runners to be disqualify. they accidentally cut about a mile off the course. they're actually two san francisco half marathons happening at the same time. they followed them down the wrong course. they climbed over some barriers, inadvertently shortening the race. they said they'll get some better signs the next year. >> that would help. >> yeah, i guess so. not for this year. >> a non-profit organization is taking an usual approach. young people learning skills. >> as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us, the building is just the beginning of the journey. >> reporter: there must be a met for some where on how a boat is like a person, how a strong rutter and sturdy bones can ride out any wave. >> when you're

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l. >> come out, and lead it with this is the best selling iphone of all time. we sold record numbers, and tell us they sold two and a half million tomorrow or something like that. >> we are all waiting in anticipation. news conference, tomorrow morning at 10:00. live on the apple campus. >> we want you to know our tech guru will be blogging and tweeting and sending live video from inside the event. it begins at 10:00. look for the information on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >> surprisingly, it is not larry elson. the oracle billionaire losing out to another high tech super star, the new owner, reaching out to the sports director. >> here we go. almost immediately. business unusual for the warriors. the past 16 years the owner has been eventual. that is the exact opposite for the incoming owner, joe lakeum. he called me tonight, said things will be changing with the franchise when he takes over. we expect that to happen in one or two months. he said he is excited and exhausted. he learned he was the winning bidder in the last 24 hours. among the biggest things h

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times that by five. >> narrator: wide circulation gave robert l.gh courier genuine political clout. >> it was read by all smart politicians, particularly those who happened to be running for some sort of an office in a district where there was a black population of some sort. >> narrator: robert l. vann demonstrated the power of the courier in the 1932 presidential election. for generations, most african-americans voted republican, the party of the great emancipator, abraham lincoln, but as the 20th century wore on, the great depression gripped the nation. robert l. vann saw the need for change. >> they had this big political convention, political thing for franklin d. roosevelt, and-- because he was gonna be running for president against the republican candidate at the time, hoover, and so mr. vann got up and said, "turn the picture of lincoln to the wall." he says, "from now on, we are part of the new deal that is gonna come in," and he made this eloquent speech for franklin d. roosevelt's election. >> he gave a speech and then came out with an i

. >> the jept l lady's time has expired. >> i thank you very much. >> gentlelady from california, miss waters, is recognized. >> tnk you very much, madam chairwoman. i appreciate your holding this hearing today. it's very important that we create a discussion and a debate about immigration reform. and it's very important that the government accept -- the federal government -- responsibility for immigration reform. i'm pleased that we have witnesses here today. several times i've heard my colleagues talk about trying to create a reasonable discussion of where republicans and democrats can get together and really talk about this issue in ways that will help to solve the problem. but i'm finding, as i learn about some of the reasons for opposition to immigration reform, is that we are so far apart philosophically that i don't know how we're going to be able to really get together and have this debate and this discussion. let me -- i was intrigued by the testimony of james r. edwards jr., ph.d. today and this discussion about the ability for christians to display and implement compassion a

l. cing its second quarter results among other things the piece expected to discuss the timing of heywood'sexit being battle chief executives been widely criticized over the gulf of mexico spill which is lost the company forty percent of its markets capitalization as for the man to take over robert dudley has more than thirty years experience in the oil industry including five years a c.e.o. of b.p. has russian joint venture to b.p. he left in two thousand and eight after a shareholders conflict. now the stress test of europe's largest banks has given a boost to the euro despite claims the tests were not tough enough the banks which further tests are already being bailed out by their respective governments the real losers maybe those banks which we've just scraped every. now for more on this i'm now joined live by our correspondent for the who's outside the my six stock exchange in moscow heights units hala so how does this stress test succeeded in reassuring the financial markets today. yes we are at the mar six stock exchange monitoring the situation on the russian markets the reaction of

l skills and the labor going into this is amazing. most just drive over this. they don't have an understanding of the time it takes to put it together. >> reporter: we watched as the workers hoisted the piece up. each piece weighs more than 1100-tons and event eventually will be connected by four beams. >> amazingly enough, bridges are hand built and the history is reflected by who is actually doing the work. >> reporter: news chopper 2 shows the exact same company work that did the work in the 1920s. >> it's great for the moral of the team working on this project because we are starting to see the physical manifestation of the bridge now. >> reporter: a couple of weeks ago, the piece passed under the main bridge. an engineer on the project looked on for professional and personal satisfaction. >> it's a project of a lifetime for an engineer like me. when you go to engineering school, that's what you dream about, but most people don't get to work on projects like this. >> reporter: the bay bridge is expected to be completed in 2013 at a cost of $6.2 billion, that's this portion. gavin newsom and mark delam

were the headlines kevin owens will be here in about half an hour's time up next though it's our debate show and the host people of l. is asking his guests whether plants in some western countries to ban muslim face veils is an issue of women's rights tolerance cross-talk is next right here on r.t. thank you for watching. if you can. follow me and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to ban or not to ban discussion continues with a muslim woman should be barred from appearing in public with their faces veiled is this debate about religion or a test of tolerance. to. discuss the ban on islamic face covering garments i'm joined by mariam friends was soraya in london she's a franco british writer and oxford university islamic society media executive see him in paris and she's the president of the organization translated into english as neither a horse nor submissives and in new york we crossed the mona el to howie an award winning columnist and writer and another member of our cross talk team you know on the hunger all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to marry him if i go

l. and activists discuss whether the burka hue simply highlights intolerance as coming up in around fifteen minutes time. we need to give them a lesson and be an example of what tolerance really means it means taking to our principles even if it means accepting something that we ourselves find strange go down and listen to the women i've heard women explain why they wear niqab they when they can't because they are taught by an ideology that tells them that they are a precious stone a diamond a piece of candy that must be hidden to prove their worth i'm not going to stand up to an ideology that compares me to a piece of candy they also taught that they will burn in hell fire forever if any part of their body is shown where is the empowerment in this then the carbon the utterly degrading and dehumanizing we have to get all of our intellectual discussion and get down on the ground and see what is happening to these women. with science and technology advancing in quantum leaps some believe in turn life is not just a distant dream and they're ready to wait as long as it takes even after their death by having

l-a >>> lindsay lohan spending the night in jail. the actress entered the l.a. county facility this morning to serve time for violating her probation in connection with a 2006 drug case. she was booked in to lynnwood for about four years ago but spent only 84 minutes there. this time she's sentenced to 90 days. but sheriff's officials say lohan will only be there for about two weeks because of jail overcrowding and anticipated credits for good behavior. >>> before being sentenced, lohan was ordered to wear an ankle bracelet. that's the one that detected the alcohol that got her in trouble that sent her back to prison. so tonight's good question, how does a bracelet like that really work? >> and determine you're drinking alcohol. >> reporter: the judge said lindsay lohan violated a condition of her probation by using alcohol. how did the judge know? it was her bracelet. >> interestingly enough a lot of people will initially deny it. i didn't drink, it must have been something else or i was in the room and somebody else had a drink. >> reporter: unlike many defendants, this ankle bracelet doesn't lie accor

time to go home. i was weak, exhausted and emaciated but most of all i felt that neck la l necklace and i ft her down. anybody that read the book can you remember what the first chapter is called. it starts with an,f, failure. that's another thing they really objected to in manhattan. said you can't start a book with the word failure. at least i won that argument. i said you know, our success is originally based in failure and you know what? all of us make mistakes and all of us sometimes fail. sometimes with relationships or investments or fail with jobs. um... i flunked my first driving test when i was 16 and totald the car while parallel parking and some student wills not get into college. really when you fail it's not the end of the road. it's more of an opportunity and away to find a different path. when i come to those moments in life, i think of the perz yen proverb that says when it's dark you can see the star. for those of you that have been there, i failed get a really good sunset picture on,k 2. this is actually a volcano in mexico but i love this climbing photo to end the climing sequence.

l" street blocking the left lane. it's causing slow driving around there. here is the drive timelone tree way to 242, 20 minutes. 242 looks good. southbound 680 looks good outlaw san ramon valley as i make your way to 580. live shot here in walnut creek, traffic this morning, southbound towards highway this, as you make your way through the oakland maze, everything is flowing well. no big problems around the bay area. that is traffic on the lower right hand corner heading toward the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights are not on and there is barely a delay right now. >> time is 6:40. >> training had is underway at wall street street. live report from the new york stock exchange. here is a live look -- we don't have it today. we'll go to the new york stock exchange and dow is pretty flat right now. >> very latest on an airline tragedy unfolding in pakistan. coming up, americans that were among the passengers. >> and pregnant cow, safety threat the animal was posing and some say it never should have happened. >>> it's 6:44 and means california forecast. pockets of sunshine

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l's look at the criteria used. why are you getting all these exemptions for that? and within a very short time, they basically stopped the gimmick and they've been able to get control of the spending. but the second aspect that i would cite is the economic one. as i say i've been in budgeting for a long time but i never like to lose focus that we in budgeting are not there just to balance the budget or get the debt. we are there to create the conditions and higher standard of living. a look at what sweden experienced in the mid-1990s and what has happened to them since. the fiscal responsibility and fiscal sustainability i think has created an environment that has been much more conducive and they have had a steady more consistent good economic growth where in the other countries you have ups and downs and ups and downs. so that is why i highlight the swedish system. >> excuse me. >> that's okay. i think this is a really important area where we ar headed and there is different layers of rules that are going to be necessary and robably different types of spending of rules the we will be able to

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various criteria that the air force and at&l have come up with make it as objective a process as possible. so i think that i am very optimistic that this time we'll be able to get on with it. >> can i ask a you a memo follow? of all the litany of things you laid out -- your frustrations about having to call back an officer who misspoke overseas and all these other media- military foibles -- you didn't mention bob woodward's leak, the mcchrystal report that he got in september. there was no leak investigation convened here. there was no threat to prosecute. there was a deafening silence. why did you not go after that at the time, sir? because that was classified, every page. that was typical of what you want to avoid. but the silence was deafening here. and why -- i just want to know why not -- why didn't -- >> because i was never convinced that it leaked out of this building. >> what steps did you take to track that down? >> i've got a lot of experience with leak investigations over a lot of years. and i was very cautious in calling for leak investigations, especially when lots of people have access to documents. >> and, mr. secretary, on t

various criteria that the air force and at&l have come up with make it as objective a process as possible. so i think that i am very optimistic that this time we'll be able to get on with it. >> can i ask a you a memo follow? of all the litany of things you laid out -- your frustrations about having to call back an officer who misspoke overseas and all these other media- military foibles -- you didn't mention bob woodward's leak, the mcchrystal report that he got in september. there was no leak investigation convened here. there was no threat to prosecute. there was a deafening silence. why did you not go after that at the time, sir? because that was classified, every page. that was typical of what you want to avoid. but the silence was deafening here. and why -- i just want to know why not -- why didn't -- >> because i was never convinced that it leaked out of this building. >> what steps did you take to track that down? >> i've got a lot of experience with leak investigations over a lot of years. and i was very cautious in calling for leak investigations, especially when lots of people have access to documents. >> and, mr. secretary, on t