yes but lang by the who's been convicted on charges of anti muslim hate speech says multiculturalism is damaging the rights to freedom of expression in europe we hear from him next. you're. mr lang mile when you're associated with an aggressive stance towards islam your recent a variety is derived from your treatment by your own legal system do you feel betrayed by the system that you've been defending the main proper m is the role. which i was convicted for which is that if you. speak something which. mark or score on. people because of their ethnicity their race their really really just belief. and their. and secure mad rush and then you can be punished and it shows up. what is a toe mock or born or humiliate. it would be understood in different we. from the one person to the our the what i. used will call or. sober. creative of relief. the politically correct movement will core two duo mark or form and therefore the problem is this specific law which my party has been working. to. get away you've cited provisions in the article under which you were found guilty that someone merely

aeration whereby our fourth lang which was always german then we became members of the european union people said you should learn french i have a big handicap and that is that i don't speak russian and i just wish i could turn the clock back and learn russian it's a hugely important language for us i come from a bilingual family i speak swedish from my dad and i spoke finish with my mom when she was alive so both languages were very important i also always promote as many languages as possible and i think more finns should study russian and we should provide for that opportunity especially in the eastern border i don't think it should be juxtaposed against swedish or any of the other language for that matter but we need to provide the opportunity for the finns to learn russian because it's a great business opportunity it's a great cultural part to nitty and the more finns speaking russian the better well i guess what you're doing now is it may be called border diplomacy well let's talk about the demand for finnish language for finnish languish teaches in the neighboring regions of ru

they should be accurately identified by type and lang -- length. i must conclude it is inadequate and the impact is incomplete. i want to move to my second challenge curio -- challenge. i want to talk about land use. the project sponsors of justice region -- suggests, "to adopt a land use program that provides an innovative model of the environment to maximize and walking, bicycling, and use of public transportation." they cannot achieve desired goals without demolition. your the sponsor appears to have a broad of a jerk coast -- and broad of detectives to solve a problem that may not exist. the existing buildings provide the impression most of hamathem might have to be demolished. they failed to accurately described it. i would like to speak about open space superior -- open space. the project sponsor fails to address that part of merced -- park merced is in a park setting interior -- park certain. they have already provided significant space. the fact of the aflutter playing fields have been sold requires mentioning now you're a good -- requires

she doesn't look like a dorothy lang photographer. i am sure she felt better. these are stair cases in new deal buildings. part of the idea, i think this is really an expression of the old arts and crafts movement, which elnor roosevelt was part it. this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful wood laid mosaic. this is a marble mosai c. this is at the national zoo. and there's the beautiful rock work. they didn't build porto potties. this is a restroom

people bundled up and going about their business lange in some supplies no doubt for a change in the weather that could bring as much as 6 in. of snow here at lake level by tomorrow. at south lake tahoe, rob kron 4 news. >>pam: in oakland on fourth street, contractors had to work against the clock in an emergency repair situation. if trying to secure a wall in this building. it's an industrial building before the rain brings the wall down. kron 4 gives you a close look at the work >>reporter: been: we have a race against mother nature. contractors trying to shore up that leading wall the juicy there behind me before the next crane rolls in. they have to move fast. getting the materials on loaded and inside the wobbly structure as the force of the wind begins to pick up. a big problem for this fire escape hanging from the side of the building. as you can see here, the wall is leaning toward the sidewalk here on fourth street. if a major concern in these weather conditions as the lead contractor. rain and wind to big problems for building that lost its roof and a fire several years ago

a person was ejected, lang 250 feet below. that person was airlifted to the hospital, still alive. the victim's condition is unknown. crews are in the process of towing the car back up to roadway. >>> in egypt, leading members of hosni mubarak's government resigned today. but protesters are still vowing to fight on. dissidents took their case to the streets for a 12th 12th strategy day. the violence ended in the square. but protesters renewed their demand for change. mubarak's son resigned, ensuring he will not succeed his father. secretary of state clinton said it's not sustain able. >> we want to help our partners usher in a better future where people's voices are head, their rights respected, and their as separations met. >> alan: music number wants to stay in office until an election can be held but demonstrators are still demanding he go now rather than wait for elections in september. >> in the u.s., support for the antigovernment protesters continuing to swell. at least 1,000 people showed their support for the people of both egypt and tunisia today, in san francisco. john a

mr lang bell well you're associated with an aggressive stance towards islam your recent a variety is derived from your treatment by your own legal system do you feel betrayed by the system that you've been defending first i do not see myself as aggressive too. critical of. a former priest and been for several years very interested in islam and interested in the the clash between islam and. christianity so there's not. i'm not persecuting. criticize islam. where. you're see there is today we live in a state on drugs the rule of law no doubt. but. a grown up a lot of political correctness. which is influence on the system the call them and so on and the main proper room is the law which i was convicted for what we called two hundred sixty six b. it's a law from two thousand and seven which say is that if you speak something which mock or scorn people because of their ethnicity their rage religious belief and their secure mattress then you can be punished and we. some who has. from just from the beginning from two thousand and seven talked against this law and it shows up what is. mock

lang alorre. >> always nice to leave them smiling. that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. we've got a special edition

i love tommy lee jones and jessica lang. >> tommy lee jones? >> speak for yourself, bro.ust kidding. >> well, mayoral sfreep is a slam dunk on the women, but on the men, marlon brando. >> i am going to say carey grant and katherine hepburn. thanks to a great round table. dan rather, trish regan, savannah guthrie and john heilemann. that is the show. thanks for watching. see you back here next week. an ltening to ouravoritsong than liste our favngs. t r fari is eatnoizol. e'reheids in ♪

they announced this week after did lange that they are going to propose cuts in entitlements unilaterally in april and the budget. this is not going to be only about that 12% of discretionary. and the test will be, will obama demagogued? >> i think not. >> the fever of egypt is spreading throughout the middle east. >> the united states strongly opposes the use of violence and strongly supports reform. that move toward democratic institution building and economic openness. i called my counterpart in bylined this morning and directly conveyed our deep -- bahrain of this morning and directly conveyed our deep concern. >> the rebellion in is spreading. in bahrain, the government can't -- banned public protest. people have been killed. doctors who have tried to help have been beaten. these are supposed to be good guys. modern, international banking center and home to the navy's fifth fleet -- believe. -- fifth fleet. >> right next to saudi arabia. >> autocratic kingdom. i spoke about speaker boehner about what he did -- i will say something about the bush administration, specifically secretary

it was helped by fellow commercial real estate manager jones lang lasalle. a 5% rally came as earnings were better than expected and revenue jumped as well. all positive news. technology was the best sector, led by buying of video game maker electronic arts. this is a six-month high after raising its guidance and a stock buyback plan last night. semiconductor maker m.e.m.c. electronic jumped 15% thanks to strong guidance. holding gains in check, broadcom fell 6%. after disappointing guidance. finally, with all the weather problems, transportation stocks were weak. this tranportation e.t.f. fell 2%. it's now down 4% from its high earlier this month. it's been trucking and airline stocks hurt the fund today. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: semi trucks full of stuff may be stuck on snowed-in highways across a broad swath of the country, but what all that stuff is packed in is what interests our "street critique" guest. she's hilary kramer, editor at gamechangerstocks.com. so, hillary, you like grife, not a household name, but an industrial packer,

. >> reporter: more land was a former football star, in the jungles of lang vey an enemy tank gravelyed him. the next day his fellow soldiers escaped but had no choice but to leave him behind. kathy would wear the bracelet around the world. last week she got the call she was waiting for for nearly 40 years. >> they called and said you won't believe it. won't believe the news, history mains have been found, he is finally coming home. >> this may kathy will travel back to his hometown and bury it with history mains. she has collected momentos, been on the front page and grown close with the family of a man she has never met. do you love him. >> of course, you can't pray for someone every day and think about him every day, of course i love him, i have been waiting for him to come home. >> reporter: cathy says never forgetting was the least she could do. kiet do, cbs5. >> quite a commitment on her part i'd say. >> very loyal. >>> want to check with roberta right now and see how much more storm watch is out there. roberta. >> we have had three storms in four days, right now we are still de

mr lang well while you're associated with an aggressive stance towards islam your recent a variety isderived from your treatment by your own legal system do you feel betrayed by the system that you've been defending the main proper. is the role. which was. for. we say is that if you. speak something which. mock or scorn. people because of their ethnicity their race their relief really is belief and. and their. and secure mad rush and then you can be punished and it shows up. what is a toe mock course born or humiliate. it would be understood in different we. from the one person to the are the what i. used will call or. sober. critique of relief where. the politically correct movement will core two duo mark or form and therefore the problem is this specific law which my party has been working to. get away you've cited provisions in the article under which you were found guilty that someone merely needs to feel offended in order for a crime to have been made why insert such a subjective clause into such an important piece of legislation a lot of people. first of all of them are from. bu

language is not a variation of finnish a such but has roots in it again the more you promote minority lang which is the more languages you speak i think the better but i think the biggest handicap that we have in finland is not enough finns speak russian we actually fortunately nowadays have a russian speaking minority of fifty two thousand people and i think that has enriched our culture a lot but we have to sort of plug into that three source when we want people to do business in russia and i also want to teach young children and. in finland russian i had a chance to visit a school here in st petersburg today finish school and all the kids spoke russian and i was very envious but at the same time happy but but do you can you say that that this board of diplomacy really happens on the grassroots level not only on the foreign ministry level is it happening this is very important well i hope it will happen the more cultural exchanges the more business the more people traveling i think the better off we are i mean people must understand in russia that for us the st petersburg region the leni

this is lang ball well you're associated with an aggressive stance towards islam your recent a variety is derived from your treatment by your own legal system too you feel betrayed by the system that you've been defending first and i do know.

disseminated to the public and then attack wiki leaks for having published forward documents and they lang. which that they use for targeting pro wiki leaks journalists of myself was forcing people to choose between preservation of career over a cause meaning finding ways to threaten the careers of pro wiki leaks activists and spokespeople and journalists in order to basically force them to stop advocating on behalf of wiki leaks which is extortion and they're talk about things like trespassing into week uniques is cyber system to discover the confidentiality to uncover the confidentiality of its sources there is talk of the relatives and wives and children of critics of the chamber of commerce where they go to synagogue where that what they do online targeting their family members and you know if this were just a one time thing you could sort of write it off this being the byproduct of a bunch of psychopaths but what i think we're taking this story so seriously is that these are serious legitimate players in this world of this consortium of corporate and government power these are people

that if egypt cannot control its internal security that this has the possibility to spread further lang also hearing fears that weapons might be at the moment smuggled into gaza the president also from the inside and simply israel watching these developments closely very afraid that those will be questions that will be used against israeli citizens demonstrations has been held in new york where hundreds of people took to the streets many of them are in our citizens with both egypt and american citizenship they have also been demonstrations in the middle east in turkey and in yemen and in iran and they've been demonstrations as far field as south africa demonstrations in europe and france and belgium so those kind of images of support so we are keeping remembering tim going here for the demonstration as we are today saturday into the twelfth day now at the same time we are hearing that demonstrators have formed a new opposition party and that this party consists of ten members included among them mohamed el baradei who is the former head of the international atomic energy agency the musl

just as you will mr caldwell to thank you very much for joining us today with the low that's been lang now recalling the recent clashes that the miners in a square in moscow what measures should be taken to stop growing extremism and intolerance that we are observing at the moment. in the news which was through.

s ben lang balla when he was convicted on charges of making an anti muslim hate speech coming up in an exclusive interview he shares his views with r.t. .

a california search and rescue team will leave for new zealand tonight. 74 firefighters from lajs langs -- los angeles county loaded up crates for what is expected to be a two-week mission this, is one of eight search and rescue teams in california. they alternate going to disasters around the world. and this tragedy we're watching from far away is more personal to those in the bay area with family and friends living in new zealand. >>> lester mcski watching events in christchurch with horror and worry. most of his rela tiffs live in and near the area hardest hit by the quake. lester reached his mother by phone and knows now his immediate family is fine. >> i got there before midnight. but i have very good friends i still haven't heard from. >> lester is viewing latest video with a personal and professional eye. he has a degree in geology but his knowledge of earthquakes doesn't lessen the shock of reality. >> to know a man of training and reading textbooks can prepare you for seeing people bloodied and hurt. >> search and rescue teams in christchurch have a huge challenge ahead of them

. >> i'm sure the lang arms of the law will catch up with those vandals. >> yes! wonder if the cat did that, too? >> no. why the president will make his way back to the south bay this week. >> crunching the number, the biggest city's new warning ♪ i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪ ♪ >>> all right. here's a live look from downtown san francisco. it looks dry right now from the southeast. we're tracking rain on live doppler 7 hd. real heavy rain this morning. it's this afternoon for the timetable for your neighborhood. >> and i've seen a couple earlier accidents this morning in the east bay, possibly due to the wet roads. but so far looking pretty good. interstate 80 in berkeley. no major delays at this point. >> i'm amy hollyfield live in oakland where the fight over gang injunctions is about to come to a head. the argument coming up. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san francisco. did you catch president obama's valentine's day gift to the bay area? it wa

i read his body lang when she said that. he pushed the papers aside, grabbed the podium, looked at the audience, and i said these people are about ready to go to church. that's the i have a dream portion. the i have a dream phrase was used before. >> host: yes. >> guest: it was used in a speech in june in detroit. >> host: and chicago two weeks before. >> guest: uh-huh. it's the way he con figured the i have a dream phrase with other words. in the book, i think i say this which is, if i don't, then it should be said. martin king afar from being an extraordinary gifted or tore as we know, using contemporary currency of technology, this brother, dr. king, he could cut and peas in realtime as he's speaking. i want to be sure you understand what i'm saying. >> host: i hear you. >> guest: he's speaking in realtime, but as he's speaking, he's meantly cutting and pasting and inserting into his or oratory those things he said before. that's what charlie parker does. that's what johnny -- excuse me. >> host: improvisation. >> guest:

and most intense protests today and brought in blankets and food signals they will be there for the langl. the egyptian vice president promised the army will not turn on them but it is asking for them to go home. there is word they may march to the presidential palace today causing violence to erupt again. with all the unrest, the obama administration is in talks with top egyptian officials to have the president step down and turn over power to a transitional government backed by the military and headed by their vice president. the white house says egypt should be focusing on preparing for fair elections later this year. egyptian president hosni mubarak seems determed to stay in power. >> he says after 62 years of public service, i am fed up. i want to go but i cannot resign today, he said, because otherwise there will be chaos. >> this follows under the impression that this was it. >> meanwhile many journalists have been attacked and the threatened by pro-mubarak supporters. yesterday egyptian authorities detained dozens of journalists hampering their release of video and pictures. al-j

you know, you zoom for something you can complain about when you want to keep out new ideas, and lang's work was never reviewed by any journal in the u.s. or any other creditor. it's interesting to look and see profession by profession who is open and who isn't. it takes awhile. he was not invited to speak at an american university in the first 10 years ever, and when he was finally invited, it was because he spoke polish from his time in poll land, so the polish population in buffalo, which was considerable in those days, would flock to hear him, but harvard and yale would not invite him. >> no book tours? >> we had him coming over, but no university would invite him to speak. it would change, of course, later, but it took a very long time. >> so there was this great run in the 60s and 70s, and then things started to change. it began to change i guess when new house bought random house? >> pretty much so, and by the way, it's not just this, you know. in the business of books which was published 10 years ago, i did an analysis of the catalogs of the major houses in america, all of them,

the back stiffness lang bird his day was over, jim edmonds and 17 year career by retiring today.one of the best fieldings and fields of his generation. jim edmonds retires today. the sharks of gains of physicality. the make etch rate for carolyn e. and white. we know he can fight. we always want to welcome someone whose physical could have another human being be in a white joins the sharks today to give up the second round draft choice he's known as an enforcer. when we returned positive e-mail's tonight. i'm sure the be a couple insults' in there. it could move people rain. all the shots are you ready? ok back in a moment. ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries. it's the starbucks via taste promise. >>gary: radio

alexander lang muir was the head epidemiologist at the centers for disease control at the time it wasthe communicable disease center. it has always been the cdc. he had this idea that he wanted to get young doctors out into the field immediately within 24 hours of being notified that there was an epidemic. they would have their bags packed and be ready to go and that was exciting and it was exciting to guess what? nobody wanted to go onto the field of public health. nobody realize that this was an interesting area because at that time it appeared that the new antibiotics were going to wipe out all the bacterial diseases and we were getting more and more vaccines and people said alex, you are going into a dying field. forget it. he said no, i think you are wrong. as you know we haven't exactly vanquished all of the microbes in the row but he couldn't get anybody to be interested in joining this group, because it was considered a dead-end. fortunately we were in the middle of the korean war and there was a doctor draft so the doctors didn't want to go into the army and when they joined

early morning hours though, the rain picks up in covers over the north bay tree f lange brought in theng by 9:00 a.m., what widespread moderate heavy rain in the north bay. a deep shades of red on your screen indicating places where thunderstorms are likely. a meeting will see small hail imbedded. at 11:00 hour the heavy rain push south of the old gate. the best chance for thunderstorms it is closer to the coast. later on in the morning, the heavy rain will push down toward the south bay but notice we will see scattered showers still in behind that named band. up to an inch in the central east bay of wayne, santa cruz mountains going to get pounded with to 3 in. of rain. the south bay members may be need to be bumped up because the main band was up to the cells could stall there. let's get a look at what we will see in this year rob. plenty of fresh know not only today but we will add to that as we head into tomorrow and friday. all winter storm warning in effect until 10:00 p.m., i suspect another one will be issued tomorrow afternoon. it also again on friday. another couple feet of s

sanfrancisco police lieutenant troy lang -- troy dangerfield is live on the phone. what is the situation there? >> good morning, tori. this morning at about 7:15. there was a call about some grenades by the residents here in the 600 block of po ter row. we're underring that the owner of the -- we're understanding that the owner of the building was 29 and passed away and they were cleaning -- 92 and passed away and they were cleaning out, the family was and they found these grenades. and they called the police immediately. so as a precaution, the bomb squad is out there. they are also checking the house for -- for any other things that might be around and left as well. >> lieutenant, mike mibach here. can you tell us -- you said five to six grenades. when you get the grenades secure, where do you take them? >> i'm not sure where they take them and i'm not for sure where they -- whether they are real or not. they are gonna -- gonna -- gonna dispose of them and they are cordenning often the two- block area of potrero. there's no one in the building. >> down how long th

of us graduates of the university of notre dame who were members of congress at the time, and dick lang, secretary of agriculture, he was a notre dame grad, he said, i want to introduce you to the new four horsemen of notre dame, and he introduced us each by name. that's one of the highlights of my life. at some point, i'll make copies and give it to my children and grandchildren. but he loved the fact that people remembered him for that role and for the spirit that he had there. i'm proud of the fact that after his recovery from that assassination attempt, the first public major address he made away from the capitol was at the university of notre dame. ronald reagan was a hero to many of us. he was an inspiration to many of us. but he was a real man he had his weaknesses as well as his strengths. he had his shortcomings. he would be the first one to admit it. but above all, he was that person who told us as republicans that we should approach the future not only with confidence, not only with hope, but with a sense of joy. an idea that this country is the greatest country in the histor

. >> ford recall lange f one to beat pickup trucks to fix the door handle. 209-2010 from january of 08on the door handle could break in that could cause a door to fail. if the truck rolls over on its side it could open. there and in no crashes tied to the problem. the recall begins february 14th. >> you have to check the calendar to see wet month we are in it does not feel like february. today is where we start that warm up. gaining 10 degrees over yesterday. our live shot here. john >> temperatures above seasonal average today. as we head towards server boil this is what it looks like. 45 degrees in pittsburgh. below freezing in green bay with possibly snow as well. now contrast that with our area showing lots of sun. '60s and san francisco, 74 around game time in san rosa. here's looking your current temperatures. julie start once again in the north bay, 34 san rosa, fairfield, 47 in downtown san francisco. south bay low 40's. toward the afternoon the highs around 70 in san rosa today. 60s for nevada, ran across the board temperatures will be in more than they were yesterday. shal654

will readphen lang d the first inaugural address tomorrow. he has honored us by helping to launch the foundation. we are also supported the 150th anniversary of lincoln's inaugural. we want more people to apply. host: harold holzer is our guest. newport, of richey, florida. caller: i am honored to speak with you. i am a little nervous, so please bear with me. i heard you say the national park service is going to be involved under your direction, is that true? guest: we will partner with them if we can. caller: i hope so. there were a lot of places that were not just a battle re- enactments, but lot of places where generals made camps and did things in rural areas where families actually owned things in these places. i would like to ask peter to get out websites and addresses. my tennessee magazine is already giving out information. host: what we will do is give out harold holzer's organization website, and tell us where that will take us. it is called abraham lincoln200 .com. it is in progress of been revamped, but it will have the informatio

he also told us that it was requested by david lang kits and robin cook. is that juror selection?>> i think so. >> he also said that the prime minister concluded by saying that quote management has been going crazy and i think they quoted the press not long after the cabinet meeting. i do think he felt the need to say that? >> i think because there was a high suspicion by members of the cabinet about the intention of the president bush administration. i mean, it seemed quite early days in the bush administration in the context that we had a right wing republican administration in the state. a new labor, but a left wing labor party here in the natural allies in the u.s. about the democrat are not the republicans and there also have been soft and cuddly republican administrations, but this is not one of them. there is great anxiety about the intentions of the bush administration. i mean, bear in mind really from the time of the access of evil address in late january, british newspapers were full of debate, discussions, warnings about iraq. there is a context of this is slow. and eve

andy lang, a retired disabled veteran from snow hill, north carolina, has been out of work since last january wrote, you don't know how scared i am. some days i don't eat. americans need help and need it now. ms. harmony leonard of pennsylvania wrote to me she served in the u.s. navy from 1975 to 1979 and was honorably discharged. she's works a teacher, a grant coordinator a yep manager of a restaurant, he's active in her community and said, i did everything i could to be a vital part of my community and now i have accumulated experience and education, i seem to be invisible and of little use to society. she continues, my saving grace is that i am a veteran so i have medical care should i need it and i'm not starving because my partner is working in the natural gas industry, but what about me? what about my self-esteem? what about the stigma attached to not working? mr. speaker, there's not a member of this body who has a good answer for ms. leonard. how can we our veterans in the eye, thank them for ourer is -- for their service and tell them they're fresh out of luck when it comes t

he also told us that it was requested by david lang kits and robin cook. is that juror selection?>> i think so. >> he also said that the prime minister concluded by saying that quote management has been going crazy and i think they quoted the press not long after the cabinet meeting. i do think he felt the need to say that? >> i think because there was a high suspicion by members of the cabinet about the intention of the president bush administration. i mean, it seemed quite early days in the bush administration in the context that we had a right wing republican administration in the state. a new labor, but a left wing labor party here in the natural allies in the u.s. about the democrat are not the republicans and there also have been soft and cuddly republican administrations, but this is not one of them. there is great anxiety about the intentions of the bush administration. i mean, bear in mind really from the time of the access of evil address in late january, british newspapers were full of debate, discussions, warnings about iraq. there is a context of this is slow. and eve