the actors are two of lauren's friends, karley and emily. how did you hear about the contest? >> we actually saw it on your show, "teen kids news," and we looked it up, and i decided to do it. >> reporter: the director first walked lauren through some simple production basics, starting with the shooting script. >> in tv, you divide your pages in half. one side is your visuals for the director and one side is your audio. >> okay. >> reporter: together, they then walked through the first shot. this is called blocking. >> okay, so explain what you want. >> they would be walking, and the camera would start behind them, and while they were walking, the camera would almost spin around the side and come up behind the pole for a few seconds. and then she would hit the pole and then, like, she would fall down. >> okay. can you hit the pole and fall down? >> yeah. >> reporter: next came rehearsal. >> did you hear about brendon and ashley? >> no. >> reporter: rick is the director of photography. >> may i make the suggestion that i don't start behind them, that since it's only a 10-second

all of her childhood lauren -- lauren's health took precedence over everything. and she would have seizures, that would get canceled, or we'd be on vacation and she would get sick and, you know, the boys, who were younger, would watch all of this in horror. >> scary for them. >> what happens is these kids feel recentful that they are losing something themselves but guilty because they know their sibling is suffering. it creates tremendous pressures on siblings, as well. so epilepsy has a tremendous impact on the rest of the family. >> susan, how can people help? what is the most effective way they can do this? >> well, they can certainly join some of the events that we're having around the country that are cropping up in places that other -- >> you have a website? >> cureepilepsy.org. you can donate online, get involved in regional activities that are happening. it's really going to take the community coming together and supporting these research efforts. and i always say, you know, we represent the third to half of patients who have really poorly controlled seiz

and lauren green, the religious correspondent has been in rome and lauren, your thoughts and what wexpect to come as one would think that pope john paul ii, the blessed pope john paul will be headed toward sainthood. >> well, as the commentator said, many believe he was already a saint and taking the world time to catch up to it. long time personal secretary, cardinal said that he died a saint. and i don't think this is' many people who would even counter that. they believe he's already a saint and it's just, we're just waiting for affirmation and confirmation and one other thing, another follower said to me, and not too long ago in st. peter's square was that john paul he taught a world how to pray, taught believers how to pray and then to live and then showed a world how to die and all through his life, you see this combination of faith and reason. and the sector world, separate those entities, faith and reason and you can have either one and you can't have both together. he lived out a different understanding of that. you have to have those. and it goes along with his life of trut

. >> reporter: i'm here at lauren's place, dedicated to the member of lauren. she was a resident here at the time of the attack. she was on that plane that went down in a pennsylvania field, that is when passengers decided to fight the hijackers and prevent the plane from slamming in to another building. lauren's husband said news of bin laden's death is bitter sweet. >> it was a shock, you know, i kind of expected this day to come earlier. then almost gave up hope it would come at all. i'm not for violence but i do want to thank those who were vigilante on behalf of lawyer ken our unborn child and all those who were lost that day and everybody lost to a terrorist act. it's not just ours, it's worldwide, we need to stop it. >> reporter: he said that he is not at all celebrating the death of bin laden but he said it's another chapter closed but he isn't celebrating and what makes it worse, his wife was carrying their first child. >> . >> i was just thinking about that. that child would have been almost nine. thank you. >>> joe joins us now. thank you for being h

after lauren. >>> 4:36 a.m. president obama speaking with former president's bill clinton and george w bush telling them that u.s. forces hood killed osama bin laden. in a statement bush said he congratulated president obama he said he also congratulated the men and women of the u.s. military and intelligence communities who devoted their lives to the mission. >>> osama bin laden has a long history of spreading terror. he was born in 1957. he inherited $25 million when his father died. his anger at the united states grew during the gulf war he used his family fortune to pay for islamic militants in the sudan and afghanistan his al qaeda terrorist network was tied to attacks on american soldiers on somalia and two u.s. embassies in africa. then came the deadly attack on the uss cole on yemen in 2000 less than a year later the attacks on new york and washington made him the world's most wanted terrorist. >> much more coming up. political analyst joe tulman will join us onset. you can find more at cbssf.com. >>> le

that was a word that lauren used. >> absolutely. absolutely. i have to say when i was there nine-and-a-half years i felt that he was the embodiment of evil as well. you could feel it in that place. it was tangible. it was tangible as we brought the remains of loved ones out of that pile into the morgue. >> woodruff: robert pinsky, do you again. reading americans' reactions right now, is it useful to have sort of a label for him and now that he's gone, is it harder to visualize the enemy? how do you see that? >> i'll tell you a legend that andrew marvel uses in his poem about the assassination of charles i, the victories in ireland of cromwell. he says when they began designing the temple of jupiter in the middle of rome they found a bloody head. and at first the architects ran away. and then soothsayers said, well, this means something good. the head is government. it's going to come out better. i think these things are unpredictable. the revolution that actually has happened in the last year in the middle east is not the revolution we associat

that's correct lauren lauren you know before i answer that this is a civil rights discrimination issue. plain and simple and both american airlines and atlantic southeast airlines until this day have now offered any explanation as to why the new moms were removed from the flight they were just kicked off based on their appearance that all of that were left with in fact when the pilots were pressed for a reason they offered none. and so under federal law lauren it's an order to clarify something the pilots have a lot of discretion authority but that's regarding safety and security issues and critics might argue and say that just because you pass their t.s.a. and you're cleared that does not usurp the authority of the pilot well to that we say yes but the pilots have to base it all on based on security and safety and we've got to clear cases of that just from this week as well we had a plane that was going to st louis and there was going to unruly passenger who went to open the door of the plane you bet you we want the pilot to reroute the plane and to exercise that discretion and remove

we got lauren, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is lauren.. [ laughter ] >> aw! >> jimmy: so, now, haley -- haley over here. >> right. >> jimmy: now, you don't like haley. you hate her. >> no, dude. come on. [ light laughter ] i love haley. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. you're mean to her. you're really mean to her and everyone turned on you. >> no, jimmy, this is what's funny. when i -- you know, every time people out in the public, they're going like, "dude, you guys all so nice. you need the mean one." and i've been dubbed as the mean guy this season, but i just didn't like the song choice. i thought was wrong for her. and everybody's like, "oh, man, you're mean to her. why you hating on her?" i love all of these kids. i mean, haley's so brilliantly talented. >> jimmy: yeah. >> scotty's brilliantly talented and so is lauren. i mean, you got -- i think it's gonna come down a girl and a boy, though. pick it right now, jimmy. pick it. pick it. >> jimmy: that's the winner, right there. lauren. >> jimmy says lauren. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: th

i want to ask you, lauren, about the young people that were in the crowd today. paul ii has the ability to reach out and inspire young people, to have faith. to have hope and to do work that was significant, and in helping others. do you get that sense today that the use youth of the world are sharing in the day that are so special to us? >> absolutely, jamie. you know, one of the things that pope benedict talked about in the homily, pope john paul ii's devotion to mary and talked about it in the papal coat of arms and the letter m. many don't realize when he became pope it was unheard of to have a letter in your coat of arms and he had to fight for that, but shows how he lived out his faith because so many people talked about how his devotion to the virgin mary, the mother of jesus was rooted in his own painful los

we spoke with the husband of lauren who was on the plane and 3 months pregnant at the time. we asked if he felt justice had been done. >> to some degree obviously, they took care of the man who ultimately decided that innocent people should die, i know a lot of people says the a symbolic gesture because he was mitigated to what he could do in the last 10 years but i know it is also a symbol of hope, that this hatred that caused all this will diminish. >> and a street in san raphael has been renamed after lauren and coming up in the bottom of the hour, we will hear more from jack and hear his thoughts about whether or not osama bin laden would ever be caught sydnie. >> thank you kit doe in union city this morning. >>> 613 al more on the -- a.m. more on the death of osama bin laden. >>> plus injured giants fan, brian stow slowly making progress what the doctors hope his next step will be not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousand

yesterday we spoke with the husband of lauren who was on the plane and 3 months pregnant at the timene. >> to some degree. obviously, they took care of the man who ultimately decided that innocent people should die, i know a lot of people says the symbolic because he was mitigated to what he could do, in the last 10 years, but i know it is also a symbol of hope, that you know, this hate red that caused all this, will diminish. >> reporter: lauren was able to leave a message for jack on the phone he was sleeping when the call came in. she said that there was a problem on the plane she wanted everyone to know she was fine for now and that how much she loved everyone. coming up, at the bottom of the hour we will hear again from jack who talked about how he thought that it might be some time before osama bin laden would be caught. back to you. >> kit thanks very much. >>> gorgeous weekend in the bay area, and we will continue with that beautiful weather starting on monday the beginning of your workweek continue into the rest of the workweek. out the door this morning, clear start to the

your thoughts on lauren or scotty? >> i think we haven't had a female american idol winner in a long time. >> the last four. >> pam, you get on that. >> i will. >>> good morning, everybody. pam is our american idol expert. let's take a look at northbound 280. that traffic is moving well. getting up to highway 17. 680 also looks very nice. again, if you are driving somewhere today you don't have to rush out of the house. have a cup of coffee with us. sit around for a little bit. it won't take as long for you to get there. ly -- i will be telling you what is going on. at 5:57 let's go back to the desk. >>> all right thank you sal. coming up next gunfire on the bay area freeway. the important information we just learned from the california highway patrol. >>> it will be a busy weekend in san jose. the event that could give downtown businesses a very big boost. >>> low clouds and fog. look to be a little thicker today. how does that impact our temperatures? we'll have that coming up.

a vissbly upset lauren alaina rushed back tt her fellow she was safe.after a few weeks in the bottom.. t wasn't a shock that jacob ended up going home. steven tyler says jacoo'ssjjurney mighh talented. tyler says, "there'ssnobody who sings like that... he'ss raw, perfectin his voicc his perfect jacob .... randy jacksoo is moving on to the big finale. jjccson says,,"i still thhnk right ow it's a three person differenttand weird ffr the show, we've nnver had that. it's comiig down to those three people right there that youu aw uppthere. and if lauren gets her thing together next weee she can enner it agai. again. it is now down tootwo girls and wo guys. you can see the top four on american idol next wednesdaa and thursday night at 8-pm here on fox45. fox45. stay tunedd.. i will talk with jacob live coming up ii our 8 o-clock hour. you'rr going to hollywood! the american idol finale live ii-person. all you haveeto and 8 p-m all next week monday through friday and look for the 'idol legend' of hh night. then watch fox45 morning news the next weekday. you could win an idol for 4 days in h

crearp and lauren alaina will come people. haley reinhart was sent home. a record-setting 95,000 people connected. >> i think the reason we connect is because we're normal. we come from north carolina. grocery store bagger. >> pizza flipper. >> they touched america. they have a star quality. they have something that move people. it's an intangible. you can't describe it but they have this -- it. >> the two-part "american idol" finale is next tuesday and wednesday. still unbelievable to believe how young they are. >> i know, 16 and 17. >>> an oakland high school student is facing more than detention. what led the student to target her teacher. >> plus, the glitch that forced nays a to cut -- nasa to cut the space walk short. >>> an oakland international high school student could face charges for spiking the teachers coffee with dry erase cleaning fluid and possibly blee. the teacher did spit out the coffee. an investigation is underway but it took 24 hours for police to learn about the incident. oakland unified says it notifies

nbc's lauren petty has this amazing story. >> reporter: annette was on the computer last spring doing what many of us do. >> i was on facebook just looking smup old friends and i saw his name. >> reporter: she spotted sean norton, a classmate from her southington high school days. >> i said, gee, i'll just say hi. >> i'm like, yeah. i sent the friendship request. and she was saying like what's new? >> and he responded that, you know, he did remember me and he had been pretty sick. >> reporter: an auto immune disorder was attacking sean's failing kidneys. >> i just had to do dialysis three times a week. >> reporter: those details came out in messages send back and forth. >> i think one or two e-mails later she, offered. >> with a click of a mouse, annette offered to give sean one of her kidneys. >> i just knew that he was sick, and i wanted to help. it was that simple. >> i was like, wow. >> after a battery of tests at yale-new haven hospital, annette was found to be a perfect match and the surgery was set. >> the doctor said that the second they put my kidney in him, it just took off.

. >> lauren richardson is part of a film crew who happened to be there. in particular this scene.an passes the camera openly carrying a gun. it's hard to tell who was the shooter because, after the shots were fired, many people pulled out guns. >> it's not okay to just shoot into a crowd. there was children out there. y'all are killing innocent people. >> reporter: cameras continued to roll as people gathered around the victim. aris bush of san leandro and kenny of san leandro. kenny's mother was with her when she died. >> you have your baby to go home to, you know, so you get up. she took like two deep breaths. she had a pulse for a minute and then no pulls. >> you know, and i don't even know her, so i can just imagine what her family is goin' through. they were right there. >> reporter: lauren recently finished a documentary about homocide in oakland, yet she never witnessed one until last night. all she could do was press "record" and let the pictures tell the story. >> power less, that's how i felt, powerless. >> reporter: a third shooting victim was taken to a nearby hospital

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that didn't happen. ♪ >> reporter: they sang their hears out, lauren alay na and scott mccreery eachrmed three songs last night. >> it's the first time that country fans are so loyal. country music it's in today. it's the good music. it's what i have listened to my whole life. >> reporter: before the show lauren needed medical attention after blowing out one her vocal chords before the competition. >> how are you doing? >> i'm here. i'm ready to sing. i'm fine. don't worry about it? >> all right. >> reporter: however a, after the show she -- how far, after the show, she had to use a notepad. >> lauren says, i feel like i've already won, being in the competition with scott. >> we prayed together before the show and we just knew everything was gonna work out. ♪ sh >> reporter: we caught up with randy jackson for his reaction. >> i think these -- these kids are so young. i look up there and these kids are 16 and 17 and i just go wow. i think whoever wins definitely has a huge career. >> reporter: and the judges' clear favorite was lauren. we heard that on the show. i heard that back sta

i'm lauren lyster you're watching our t.v. well ron paul has made it official today he announced he will be running for president in two thousand and twelve and the news was everywhere very different tenor than back in two thousand and eight when he was considered a candidate of the libertarian fringe so is this a political phenomenon and could this be a sign of a true rise of a third party candidate here in the u.s. before we get to that are two senior broadcast journalist megan lopez takes a look back it a history of third party candidates and the hurdles ron paul may face take a look at american politics you have the elephants i'm newt gingrich and i'm announcing more in term of the schieffer frozen donkey. movie. action. i'm going to need each and every market i'm going to and then there are those dark horses at this moment i'm officially announcing that i am a candidate for president the ones that in the past were such a long shot not even the us needed was willing to take a bet another question about electability. do you

yeah nato lauren lyster r.t. washington d.c. so leave you in government claims a nato airstrike that killed eleven muslim clerics in the city of brother of a coalition says a facility of god was being used to coordinate attacks on civilians or activist recross of things you know why it says intimidating the entire world whether it's leave your campaign. talking about work there is. no global story for us and you know the world it was very sort of a one story in serbia. and seventy four years ago they bombed one of you know now there were fifty five and he said he was struck with the way to achieve their objectives from the other nations around the world going to receive it was a case of our movie versions in the united states from france germany and sweden. the work winds are going to do the same thing with france for often supervillains very i mean this is what you were threatened with this is working for america we don't believe all of this for you know a million geo political terms this is a dangerous organization these are y

up its campaign in a country as long as the libyan leader keeps attacking his own people are he's lauren lyster reports the motivation of the u.s. led alliance is also under scrutiny. several decades and wars later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any capel i think today wonder after the of the. nato low and behold a to use it is busier than ever. set up to counter a perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the cold war some felt that the alliance ghosts its reason to exist instead of what happened in fact and in violation of even the accords in the agreements at the time was nato aggressively expanded. and a larger alliance that once promised peace has instead pledged bombs in troops to afghanistan going on a decade and in its latest endeavor lobs air strikes into libya despite uniting a new strategic goals back in november libya has launched the allies did discord some countries don't want to actually you know shoot ground targets som

correspondent lauren mr will join me in just enough. but given that we had in the first part. i said. well. we haven't got the movie safe get ready for freedom. hey guys welcome to show and tell on the i want to show we part of our guests not to say on the topics now i want to hear audio it's just going to be you tube video response or a twitter first part of the questions that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show long responses we play blog will be. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else here's some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you don't i'm sorry is it. all right it's monday and it's time for happy hour so joining me tonight had matt welch out there and chief of reason magazine and artie correspondent lauren lyster thank you for joining me with evening if you're having i am going to let you get happy i was going to write out very i don't know if i'm don't play with all of you play with all the waiter down there you guys can have my let's move on

nato lauren lister r.t. washington d.c. the libyan government claims a nato air strike has killed eleven muslim clerics in the city of bragg the coalition says the facility it bombed was being used to coordinate attacks on civilians and i nato activist rick ross of saying c alliances intimidating the entire world with campaign. you're talking about where there is. no global story and there are you know world it was very smooth it was four years. ago was last year for seventy years ago a bomb would go through the forty three piece of stage he was struck. from the other nations around the world in recent years. the british in the united states britain france germany and sweden where we're going to resume. our principal abuse going on and this is what you are through with this is working for you if you don't believe all of this. and your political terms this is a dangerous organization minutes in the world. needs to know certain strong response went down to the united nations and the military was in georgia resolving ground wo

nato lauren lyster r.t. washington d.c. the libyan government claims a nato air strike has killed eleven muslim clerics in the city of bragg a coalition says the facility of bomb was being used to coordinate attacks on civilians and so nato activists of things the alliances and simulating the entire world with its libyan campaign we're talking about a. global force and. very smooth it will. serve as longer for seventy years ago if. it was. from the other nations around the world to receive to go see the movie versions in the united states britain france germany sweden the war. just going on that this is what you are through with this is working. if you don't believe all of it was. in geopolitical terms this is a dangerous organization the brawlers of the world through world needs to certain strongly. united nations and military in georgia resort in the world. in syria security forces opened fire on thousands of protesters killing at least six people on friday soldiers tried to had off demonstrations by occupying mosques and

what nato lauren lyster artsy washington d.c. and still ahead for you this hour until the well runs dry. outside of the glamour of india as the bollywood capital moved by thousands are caught in a daily battle for clean drinking water. and we'll take you to a russian city on the banks of europe's longest river to explore how the waterways brings vitality both to the region's folk tales and its economy that's coming up. high hopes and officially competitive streak have united millions of russians for their one thousand big countdown to the sochi two thousand and fourteen winter olympic games to impress and to shine is everyone's dream in three years time but for now it's a chance to party. as you can see it's colder narron raining a lot here in the russian capital but that has not stopped all of these people from gathering in the very heart of moscow to celebrate a very important milestone with the final stretch just one thousand days one thousand days remain private until the official start of the twenty second winter olympic gam

to be going on lauren mr r. t. washington d.c. . political analyst ivan eland told r t that congress is shying away from a decision on libya to make obama the scapegoat for any possible failure yes it's illegal and unconstitutional and it's not the first president to do to have done it but it's clearly a move in the direction of more executive power and mori executive you're so patient of the. you know congressional war making power people they want to take credit if it goes well the praise the president or if it goes well badly they can criticize him but if you have a vote on a declaration of war any through sort of authorization for that they have to go on record as either opposing it or supporting it and therefore you know they can get blamed by their constituents one way or the other so just let the president take responsibility and we'll you know will be kibitzers on the side and say he did a great job or he didn't do a good job george bush for all his failings he did get congressional authorization for afghanistan and iraq and

nato lauren lyster r.t. washington d.c. believe in government claims a nato air strike has killed eleven muslim clerics in the city of braga the coalition's as a facility of bond was being used to coordinate attacks on civilians and so nato activists are things the alliance is intimidating the entire world where the libyan campaign we're talking about. the story for us and you know very little bit with the promise earlier preserving. years ago they've. both been forty fifty sixty days and they want to stop until they will change their life it's from the other nations around the world have received to this it was you know a movie versions of the united states britain france germany sweden. were ones you can do the same. for often supervillains the on the this is what you are threatening me with this is working for you we don't believe all of this. and your political terms this is a dangerous organization that is we are promising the world through world community needs to go certain strongly support this work out of the unite

good evening it's friday may sixth i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. you are watching r t well new jobless numbers came out today showing the economy last month added close to two hundred fifty thousand jobs good news right beat expectations but here are some other figures one in seven americans is on food stamps only six out of one hundred applicants can get a job at mcdonald's and last week the number of americans applying for unemployment benefits surged to the highest level in eight months. today morgan stanley announce home prices could fall another six to eleven percent this year sending a middle class asset thirty one percent are underwater on further down in value after the worst economic downturn since the great depression and job losses have forced formerly middle class families into poverty or his remote glinda looks at where the american dream has gone. sunny southern california long a favorite destination for those pursuing stardom and well throughout the years barry's have lived the american dream of comfort and increasing prosperity but

doing another round of happy hour today so joining me for happy hour tonight are some correspondent lauren lyster and our to producer lucy catherine up here at all girls happy hour kind of like this you know we always have to throw a guy in just to be fair but many of them many of them exactly let's talk about something obama they did they announce today that they aren't going to be releasing a photo of osama bin laden to prove his death what do you think they're waiting to release this bloody severed head on ground zero tomorrow i mean i know i do that the ocean go i will tell you i was really hoping you walk out with a bloody severed head when he gave his speech to the nation but i think i'd like to hope for get over this is kind of absurd i mean at the end of the day first of all we know that sixty one percent of americans apparently believe that osama bin laden is spending the right of the rest of the. metaphysical time in hell according to a very useful c.n.n. poll which decided to ask people where they think what kind of difficult metaphysical space is occupying but at the end of the

parties lauren lyster and risking her as our join me for some time in just a minute. we. heard. we haven't got the. ready for freedom. hey guys welcome to shellings tell me alone a show we've heard are just shocked to say on the topic now i want to hear audio just go on to you tube video response i want to twitter first thought of the question the police host on you tube every monday and on thursday the show is gone the sponsors leave your voice. for. fun to. get up sometimes to see a story and it seems so poorly you think you understand it and then you've lived something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok if you don't i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. tonight i'd like to revisit an issue that we've discussed recently state secrets and the supreme court here member we first told you how the justices opted not to hear a case regarding extraordinary rendition with five people who were or still are detained in guantanamo bay but when the government chose to invoke the state secrets privilege that well structured and legitimate lawsu

nato lauren lyster artsy washington d.c. .now we have much more analysis on nato later in our show and eight pm but i do want to talk a little bit about military spending because it's something we hear so much about in the united states and in fact we heard the secretary general of nato in his speech in washington yesterday to a group of students talking about how the cuts to defense budgets in europe is an issue and beseeching the united states for more help in the way of sharing technology in r. and d. so i want to take a look at what some of the european countries that the source that we got this from characterized as as military freeloaders spend on their military and look at that in relation to its g.d.p. let's look at germany first for germany as a country that spends let's say three point six percent what their g.d.p. growth is three point six percent they spend just one point five percent of their g.d.p. on defense that spending is forty two billion dollars now meanwhile germany is a country that has fared the financia

s lauren was there and j. crew are open government strategist i apologise for the horrible that was there we need no introduction they don't either don't need to know who we are or we i don't care i don't want to be a doctor and i'm going to go about what i did so we already railed on ed schultz a little bit tonight for sure but you know looking ridiculous and fat is a ridiculous word of his american flag but i have to handle that a little too much but you know he's really upset that we don't see country songs about booths about people's ounces and bullets in people's heads coming out about osama bin ladin his dad but there are some people on the internet there's other d.j. hot rod that's like fifty cents protege but have come up with their own club about it so let's let's take a listen. ok does that make you guys want to go to the club. you know listen to the kind of music in that first song for sure are looking for any reason that they can a party and that is a good one for i think anybody who is like lookin

good evening it's friday may twentieth i'm lauren lyster coming to you from here in washington d.c. and you are watching our t.v. now we have seen u.s. and israeli leaders give speeches and press conferences over the last few days everyone wants peace but no one wants to pay it's a reality that echoes in the chambers of the conflict between israel and palestine and what that payment will be and how to collect remains central to the debate what is the role of the u.s. and why decade after decade does little progress seem to be made archies christine for south takes a look inside the many sides of this complex conflict. it is a scene only to so milieu in this region as to israel's border that leads. to. here it was the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians called not for catastrophe the creation of the state of israel on this date in one thousand nine hundred because for israel it was a matter of security according to downhaul a co-director of the zionist organization of america i don't know what any country would do when people gather on your border and come across in viola

lab lauren joins me now to talk about the campaign against cold all laurel welcome to the program. i thought thanks for having me thanks for joining us how did this thing get hatched this this brilliant scheme. well basically we had a group of concerned individuals that came to us with a great idea and that is exactly what the lab is all about trying to help people get these issues out into the media in very creative and possibly funny ways. the coal companies you know when you when you refresh the page it'll be peabody called on to help with the inhalers you know one time we have showed ron want to make asthma related bullying a thing of the past and he pushed the button refresh the page and chevron gets replaced with with you know peabody or with another coal company. also for every one thousand heller actuators donated by a coal carriers chevron will make a five hundred dollars donation for the cost of one long replacement therapy it's amazing and bizarre and i'm wondering if any of these companies have threatened to like sushi or something. oh that's a very interesting question

has to be going on lauren lyster artane washington d.c. . so the clock is take down to day sixty of the war in libya and thus far the obama administration hasn't addressed the issue they haven't even made any moves to suggest that they might hit and it's a sharp reversal for the man who we saw campaigning to be the u.s. president. no board nor in the law what is inconvenient that is not who we are it's not what is necessary to defeat the terrorists. the pfizer corp works separation of powers works our constitution works we will again certain example for the world that the law is not subject to the whims of stubborn rulers and that justice is not arbitrary. we have to wonder what example the us is setting by waging a war with nato against moammar gadhafi and i say the us not just the president because it takes the congressional branch to hold the executive branch accountable so far we've really only been hearing crickets coming from capitol hill rand paul and five other republican senators have vowed to take the issue to the supreme court but

to be going on lauren lyster our team washington d.c. . for my outfit and joining me now for more ivan eland senior fellow at the independent institute with some analysis here so i've been it's been sixty days of work powers act gives a deadline i haven't heard the president running to congress asking for any kind of approval or declaration of war or sense that the nato mission is ending is this breaking a law yes it's illegal and unconstitutional and it's not the first president to do to have done it but it's clearly a move in the direction of more executive power and more executive your soup ation of the. you know congressional war making power which is clearly in our in the united states the constitution the founders spent a lot of time on this that the original convention is probably the most important issue they've addressed and it's very important to the republic and they want to make sure that executive branch or because they had an expert had experience of the kings of europe taking their countries to war and all the costs falling

evening it's monday may sixteenth i'm lauren lyster coming to hear from washington d.c. and you of course are watching our t.v. now it is a scandal of multinational proportion and top news on the us mainstream media outlets take a look at this. is that for you now the head of the international monetary fund just arriving to a new york courtroom he said to be arraigned on sexual thought charges in new york city. in court the latest developments on the arrest of the head of the i.m.f. on charges of rape head of the international monetary fund i.m.f. will be arraigned inside this manhattan courthouse shortly that is going to happen a hotel housekeeper accuses dominique strauss kahn of attempted rape it's taken a rape scandal for there to be any major attention paid to the international monetary fund in the u.s. never mind the banks involvement in the greece ireland and portugal bailout of late or the criticism of its policies over the years by scholars like nobel prize winning economist joseph stiglitz and from countries receive the thanks quote unquote help and calling it