together, members of the american legion, the american legion auxiliary, and be son of the american legion make up the entire american legion family. we all place high importance on preserving our american traditions and values, improving the quality of life for our nation's children, caring for veterans and their families, and perhaps, most importantly, teaching the fundamentals of good citizenship. with a past national commanders of the son of the american legion please rise and be recognized at this time. [applause] thank you, gentlemen. please welcome the current national commander of the sons of the american legion, from texas, david duke. [applause] >> good morning. thank you. the morning, ladies engineman. -- good morning, ladies and gentleman. we have our priority list, and every issue is very important. it has to be addressed as so. call me caribe, call me selfish, with all the great things that has happened to me this year, from being elected to this great office in milwaukee, to being at pearl harbor, madam president, commander foster, with the 120 survivors of that horrific att

legion makeup the entire american legion family.rving our american traditions embodies in improving the quality of life for a nation children, caring for veterans and families and perhaps most importantly, teaching the fundamentals of good citizenship but the past national commanders of the sons of the american legion please rise and be recognized to this time? [applause] >> thank you, gentlemen. please welcome the national commander of the sons of the american legion and the great state of texas, david duke. [applause] >> morning. thank you. good morning, ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests. first of may 2 thank you for the opportunity to bring greetings from the sons of american legion. we have a priority list and yes every issue is very important. it has to be addressed as though. call me greedy, call me selfish. with all the great things that have happened to me this year, from being a leg did to this great office in the lock he to being a pearl harbor with the 20 -- 120 -- over 120 survivors of that terrific attack to th

the legion could be the force. we can also be action but we need a buy-in from the department of veterans affairs, the administration and the leadership in this country, and the commitment of those in this country who may not be affected by the military. each one of the shares that common bond, that the growing population in this country who may not be affected by those who wear the uniform. may not have a family member who is serving, may not understand the sacrifices. it's our job to educate them as well. it's one thing to make a point on the needs of american veterans, especially women veterans, but it's another thing to publish those goals and we need to change the attitude of the country by reminding them that not only of the men and women who wear this hat committed and sacrifice of this country, but young people of this young country are doing today. we don't provide the voice alone. so your question what are we going to do? we are going to do what we've done since 1919. we will continue to do what's right.

together members of the american legion, the american legion maxillary in the sense that the americani makeup the entire american legion family. we all place high importance on preserving our american traditions embodies in improving the quality of life for a nation children, caring for veterans and families and perhaps most importantly, teaching the fundamentals of good citizenship but the past national commanders of the sonof the american legion please rise and be recognized to this time? [applause] >> morning. thank you. good morning, ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests. first of may 2 thank you for the opportunity to bring greetings from the sons of american legion. we have a priority list and yes every issue is very important. it has to be addressed as though. call me greedy, call me selfish. with all the great things that have happened to me this year, from being a leg did to this great office in the lock he to being a pearl harbor with the 20 -- 120 -- over 120 survivors of that terrific attack to the land of the reason the beautiful memorials this week. i've got one mor

>> i am very happy to work with the royal british legion. i think they're one of the most important and hard-working organizations anywhere in our country. they do not just do a great job in lobbying for the enforces. they do a brilliant job in looking after former service personnel in all our constituencies. i am happy to have that conversation. i want to make sure not only that reference properly the cabinet in law, but that we regularly debate is, improve it, and enhance it, partly through debates in this house. >> i thank the prime minister and his right hon. friend for the work they did in securing the extra two hundred million pounds for the police service in northern ireland to combat the dissident terrorist threat. that will undoubtedly save lives and prevent the creation of for the victims. on victims, given our campaign for compensation for the ira victims of libyan state- sponsored terrorism, can the prime minister give us some assurance that, before normalization of relations with libya under any new regime, that is outstanding m

>> i am very happy to work with the royal british legion korea they are one of the most hard- working organizations anywhere in our country. they do not just a great job in lobbying for the armed forces. they also are looking after the former service personnel. i am very happy to have that conversation. but what i want to make sure is that not only reference properly the covenant that we regularly debate it, improve it, and enhance it through debate. >> mr. nigel dodds. >> i think the prime minister and the secretary of state for northern ireland for their work in securing the extra 200 million pounds for the police service of northern ireland to combat the dissident terrorist threat. given our campaign for compensation for the ira victims of libyan state-sponsored terrorism, can the prime minister give us an assurance that before the normalization of relations with libya under any new regime, this outstanding matter of compensation will be addressed by the government, not least perhaps by the use of gaddafi assets seized in britain? >> well, first of all, i think he will gentleman fo

next month later, i came with not one but three statistics from the veterans affairs and american legion to verify those facts. sadly, the numbers are going in the wrong way. right now, one in three to one in five of our homeless are veterans. the numbers are getting worse. it is true that the secretary of the va has stated that they want to end homelessness in five years. i believe it is the obligation of this commission to hold them to the fire to prove that. i also believe, and i'm going to show -- this is a draft, and i think there are actually 17 seats on the veterans affairs commission. in july of last year, the board of supervisors extended the membership from 15 to 17, so i believe you have more seats to consider then you may be aware of. there are stilted and we will see is that have never been appointed, since the creation of them in july of last year. and also, i commend the incumbents that are present right now. their attendance speaks for themselves. they are active in the vac, and i speak positively for them. i hope that you will also reappoint me because not only is my con

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next month later, i came with not one but three statistics from the veterans affairs and american legion to verify those facts. sadly, the numbers are going in the wrong way. right now, one in three to one in five of our homeless are veterans. the numbers are getting worse. it is true that the et

where like jack johnson before him robinson demonstrated great courage in the face and still is from legions of bright people who believe black athletes had no business playing alongside whites over time we've rightly paid tribute to this amazing display of courage and perseverance and while today we continue to remember and honor and celebrate the fact that jackie robinson was a pioneer in the fight to integrate major league baseball the harder edges of what he was all about were softened in the sentiment from the start that it. will. i can be the first negro to ever play an organized baseball mom if i'm good enough if i can make a great point i'll be taking a big hit and it was a spin on history that was set in motion when robinson himself appeared in a nine hundred fifty bio pic about his achievements i know when and why and the united states can be mighty tough for people who are no different from the majority i'm not because i've had a chance open to a very unique role american but i do know that democracy works for the old are willing to fight for it and history's telling jackie robins

professional electrical engineer in the philippines, and then 20 years here in america, joining the american legion for 20 years. the veterans affairs commission. veterans of foreign wars, 20 years. i have had a lot of experience on veterans. i need more time. i asked the board, i need another term to fill use to the government. thank you so much. >> -- supervisor kim: thank you so much for being here. thank you for your service on the commission. >> hello, supervisors. how are you? i live in san francisco. i went. cal poly for undergrad. i went to santa clara law school. i worked for a small workers' compensation firm and civil litigation firm. we feel a lot with, obviously, disability. the reason i applied for this was i want to put dissipate here and contribute. i feel i can contribute. second is i have a passion for veterans affairs. both my grandfathers were in the older wars. i have friends that have recently come back from iraq and afghanistan. they face problems that are not unique to them, but i think if -- i think have been present for veterans for some time. like the other applicants sai

it includes the chabot space and science center, de young museum, legion p honor, san jose museum ofnd the tech museum. it runs on the first full weekend of every month through the end. year. >>> right now, we're checking in with justin, and a little bit of hoops going on. >> end of the regular season for college hoopsz. we'll catch up with cal and stanford ending their pac-10 play at haas pavilion. >>> no better way to end the regular season as cal and stanford meet up at haas pavilion. the big dance hopes remain alive. to the pavilion, it was rocking. bears looking for its fourth straight win. it was senior day, so cal's only senior, mark sanders gets the honors and puts in the first bucket of the game. the bears went on a tear from there. laying it in with his left hand. cal up 18-4. 24 for crab. they continue to pour it on. jorge gutierrez with the sweet pass to richard solomon, who puts it down. second half, diane fired up, but jeremy knocks down the super long three. he had 19 on the afternoon. gutierrez and bears too much to handle. gutierrez and crab hook up for another big-t

in the week and there was another shock on monday our russian premier league new boys of all the legion of good are the senior when they're over. but it is champions league football tonight with manchester united hoping to reach the quarter finals for a fifth season in a row they face marsay at old trafford after a goal of straw in the first leg in the good news for united is the portuguese wing at nani is set to return it was thought to be sidelined for three weeks after picking up my leg injury against liverpool but he's in this ward so to his model character he's recovered from a growing injury united bounced back from league defeats against liverpool and chelsea with an f.a. cup win over arsenal at the weekend but boss alex ferguson is expecting another tough game tonight. i. think the games are all terms and. it's nice to have a. big ties and. different from. really experienced. full team. i think we're well. trained on monday after their goal just draw with the reds village throw they need a win or score draw to go three last i have not been in the last eight of the tournament sin

american administrations and they would like to that royal family to continue the new wood that of a legion of human rights and that bad because of freedoms there so that american old was actually grooming the saudi royals to last and they never listen to their grievances all the saudi people and the problem is not actually among the shia in the eastern province but the problem is among the young saudis there are fifty two percent of the saudi population under the age of twenty five so those people. who have been will be created in the west and they can see that unemployment is more than twenty percent in one of the wilkie is the country under middle east so twenty percent there part where you know unemployment this is it excluding women because women are not allowed to work and old jobs just thirty selective sifters of that society so i believe this is the way. it is very tense and many people are really good i'm playing there and they want to change it's a big place i mean political change is the government i mean the king of saudi arabia who actually is a reformist until now he did not i

american administration is they would like to that family to continue the new bad that you know of a legion of human rights that bad because of freedoms there so that american old was actually grooming as i'll be royals to last and then have a listen to their grievances of the saudi people and the problem is not that actually among the shia in the eastern province that the problem is among the young saudis there are fifty two percent of the saudi population under the age of twenty five so those people really do keep it all one great deal of them where you can in the west and they can see that unemployment is more than twenty percent in one of the wealthiest country in the middle east so twenty percent there pop where you know unemployment this is it's including women because women are not allowed to work and old jobs just very selective sic there's over of that society so i believe this is the lead. very many people are really good i'm playing there and they want changes to be placed i mean political team is that government that i mean the king of saudi arabia who actually is a reformist un

meanwhile it's of the uncertainty of the daughters lovell in the conference the cider the most the legion side fighting back against house in petersburg in the fish and game seven sunday taking the lead seven minutes in three months eleven but a little later in the first the teams were level at the photo netting from the blue line but even then did it all themselves in the second really true on the on style were looking good but come back things at lunch lived up to their month will once again alexander mistral taking full advantage of the tenders and stick to make it to all and send looking into. overtime where nine minutes i'd love for one of our plate which to take full advantage of the cheap because you know the night's going up the semifinal awaits against local. courtside we go where it seems that novak djokovic forgotten how to lose the servicing off world of one rafael nadal in the indian wells final on sunday evening with new yorkers finest who started the better though taking set by six games to. listen to just about the serb wrapping up the second set six three. kings side it's

more stable water supply you can also watch the legions video analysis on what's happening right now in japan as well as all our other top stories just typed. into the facebook search box. to libya now opposition supporters have not strew the rebel held city of the calls that are in the country's not for nonviolence russia has been pushing for a cease fire resolution through the u.n. security council which is they thought failed to make any decisions including the imposition of a no fly zone. is in jeopardy. the u.n. security council has a really for two days in debating the question of watching over libya and the last word we had from diplomats is that we must not expect a decision before today thursday when in fact that decision comes through it still remains to be seen the sticking point of course is the whole question of and no fly zone here britain and france are still pushing heavily forward the latest word from the french is that some of the countries that are in the arab league and that gave me in large no fly zone of it have indicated that they will be part of the mission an

yeah i'm of a legion of human rights and bad because of freedoms there so that american all was actually grooming the saudi royals to last and they never listen to their greedy and says all the saudi people and the problem is not actually among the shia and the eastern problem is that the problem is among the young saudis there are fifty two percent of the saudi population under the age of twenty five so those people who. have been where you can in the west and they can see that and employment is more than twenty percent in one of the wealthiest country in the middle east so twenty percent unemployment this is including women because women are not allowed to work and old jobs just very selective sic there's over of that society so i believe this is the lead. it is very tense and many people are really good i'm playing there and they want changes took place i mean political team does that government i mean the king of saudi arabia who actually is a reformist until now he did not introduce proper reforms he still believes that he can bribe his people by giving them. salaries increases or b

they managed to evacuate some eleven thousand people to safety to higher ground in the socket is legion but still with the aftershocks continuing to hit japan they're not taking any chances i heard taking many precautions although there has been no panic and like i said. and there's been no damage so far i know any kind of injuries reported still very aware east stitched situation in russia sorry some authorities know that boats that were docked in the region have made their way to open seas and also tsunami cleanup forces are spread on standby throughout russia's far east region and of these the worse the risk of the tsunami actually. reaching russia's mainland. well a couple of hours ago was very high now we're hearing that specialists feel like the chances are last that they'll be any kind of real devastation for russia's shores still authorities are taking precautions president medvedev make it made it very clear that he has us sent our orders for authorities to be ready for any kind of situation but also that russia has pledged to help to support japan in any way that might be nece

the rebel council the cia delivers two components one is al qaida the cia secret army the cia arab legion and there's also something called the libyan salvation front here in northern virginia a group of politicians and others who have been kept on the on the u.s. payroll the french the d.g.'s sea directly anjanette are the service exterior deliver a group of generals around a guy called mess mari who was successfully turned made to declare by the french so those four components to two cia one british and one french that creates this secret army the u.s. is now so weak and so crappy if you will we can't afford to ground forces we can afford air power and some naval soured really would rather horses are too expensive so who is really in control of libya's there so they have a nearly forty countries with a starting libya's future in london on tuesday no one from libya itself from either side was invited to that so who is really in control of libya's the destiny. well libya right now is on its way to being divided into two parts as sudan has been as serbia has been as yemen is being divided

mainstream media articles that were posted just a week ago where a how did somebody on the right at the legions live ammunition and then they put out another article the same day about the on the left thing it's kind of just what the problem is it works too well. and getting hot at least for one another absolutely not the answer i think the indignation is right in the sense that we should be upset and we need to look at the two big products here and until we have an integrity on wall street and in our government know this is going to change we need to purge want some of these financial terrorists abroad at the. it certainly is interesting to watch the discussion on various cable outlets as they start to point to the labor unions and you know sort of the different talking points and the different ideas on who's to blame certainly a wide range of ideas out there charlie mcgrath founder of light awake news dot com and that is going to do it for now but for more on the stories we covered go to our team dot com slash usa also check out our you tube page at youtube dot com slash r t america i'm chris

and in the case of legion and clear to the situation back in again he's leaving the situation even if the media goes running from the brains of you're going to impose we have to see what the future of this what i'd like to know what you think about the future if that regime does talk about peoples here we have support for opposition who is the opposition who in fact will be taking over after this if it does indeed and quite soon. i don't know that they know little of you know your position only saying that they know exactly what their position is because in any case you know anywhere from the east of the city edging in to put the example to the east of the of the world that you get a little bit of a position is when it's in their position and when it comes to go in front of the opposition use it it looks like he's usually come super wants them to go that may be a different matter than the that they don't know could. be if you did a good that you see what they cannot expect when they cannot believe those who is going to into all the talk of the free gift go to the opposition and the he

the next government would be in charge of the north and africa will be close to egypt and closer to legion algeria will be controlling the region and nato will be placed in a threat like ability to reign is a nato lake for that matter but majors not only so emotionally to lose their natal believe it as well so this means the west called trolls north africa so that's that's the real game that you won't see is called out in mainstream media for why it is it's really sad to see what kind of a short term memory with him to collectively have when it comes to these kinds of conflicts pepe escobar asia times correspondent thank you as always for being with us. now it seems that the united states may be carrying out its own kind of p.r. stunt this time trying to repair its image of ghana stan u.s. secretary of defense robert gates is in that country on a surprise visit arriving shortly after president karzai rejected an apology from the u.s. now just hours before robert gates landed in afghanistan general david petraeus said that he was sorry for the civilian attack in that country that killed nin

carolina border where there are about 900 rebels who have been rounded up to fight tory american legion which is commanded by a british officer named ferguson. and eventually the battle takes place there were a thousand tories and 900 rebels, and when the battle was over the rebels when and they will not honor the flag of surrender. they start hanging people, and nobody on that field was anything but an american except for one british officer and its kind to me symbolic and the fact that you can't really talk about americans when you're writing this war. you've got to call them something because they are all americans. >> does the character defer their more bloodthirsty? i remember reading about the regulated movement and so on. >> the british really expected strategically that if they could take the south they could stop the revolution. it would just essentially all of the southern colonies would become british and would start out the story of the revolution. and they put great hope in the loyalists that were there. one of the problems they had was they didn't do anything strategically

now add president obama to the legion of i pad users.gh up to hall today the president said he is still tethered to his black berry. >> unusual apology from the vice president office. after abideen staff escort admit cal. reporter to the a storage closet to wait in there during a florida fundraiser. it appears that biden staff didn't want the orlando sentinel journalist talking about guests before the vice president showed up. here's matt. >>reporter: the incident exploded on to the blog sphere with head licenses like biden locks reporter in a closet. biden thug in prison reporter. report interprison. then 500 dollar a plate fundraiser for senator bill nelson. orlando philanthropist, vice president joe biden was the speaker. >> i was selected as pool of reporter go cover biden speech. >>reporter: he was hustled past the guest munching on varies. >> apptizeers they were eating at the time. >>reporter: like pl devil egg and rosemary flat bread. and led him to a closet. >> when i went in there and sat down it was cramped. >>reporter: he tho

. >> american legion post which invited lee home for a series of recognition events is now advocating besides the silver star and navy cross. >> pevl that he performed extreme stress deserves congressional medal of honor. >>reporter: a native san francisco and an american hero, david lou 7 news. >> he sure looks good. >> fabulous. >> let's talk to spencer again about the forecast. >> here's look at the 7 day forecast. tells us the whole story over the next 7 days. wechlt rain tomorrow. showers wednesday and thursday which happens to be st. patrick's da day. rain again oiday. cooling down sharply on friday. high pressure friday saturday only in the low to mid 50's. showers through the weekend. even through the if is day of spring which is sunday. >> thanks very much. >> larry is here basketball to talk about tonight. >> yes. show down between the kings who might not northbound sack ton much longer. >> warrior final trip to the state capitol maybe. al has his best game for golden state3q you know, and this is the next generation of air fresheners from air wick; powered by 100% natural p

so i do believe it probably is an essentialist legion >> okay. over here. >> ed thompson with the ayn rand institute. it seems to be based on economics and cultural influences and so forth but you haven't mentioned anything about early education. and i'm interested in progressive education. i use the term as a catch-all, you know, multiculturalism and john dewy. i can see you nodding. from the reading that i done on the subject, cognitive development in young children is thwarted by the education system which because happens to be dominated by women ironically. what's your take on progressive education? what i'm trying to say is, all these young adults who should be adults where children are and grow up with pseudoself-esteem. >> i think christine has written about primary education and it's the way that it is unfriendly to boys. we've seen a big decline -- or a big transformation in the kind of books that students, young students, are being asked to read. you won't find the adventure books anymore or not very much. different kinds of books that

i had been part of a program by the american legion auxiliary for girls' state where girls in high school went and they reenact government. and i'd run for governor and lost, and the girl who won, i met her at a reunion, and she was going to a radcliffe tea that afternoon. and did i want to come along? and i went along. and asked questions which they noticed. [laughter] mainly because i'd never heard of this place, you know? [laughter] and they recruited actively. >> host: pauline maier's our guest. john in tupelo, mississippi. hi, john. >> caller: i'd like to ask professor maier and, first of all, she's spell binding in her explanations. but nowadays there's a lot of discussion about the separation of church and state, and so i would like to have her explain do we really believe that this is a christian country that is founded upon christianity and whether or not the founding fathers would approve of what's going on today. thank you. >> host: professor maier. >> guest: all right. well, the one point where this issue came up in the ratification of the constitution concerned the provision

. >> kroft: hitchens has a legion of close friends that includes writers martin amis, ian mcewan, andhe critic james fenton, all of whom attest to his superior intellect, social skills, and a legendary constitution that allows him to consume staggering amounts of alcohol. author christopher buckley recalled a restaurant lunch that began at 1:00 p.m. and ended near midnight. >> christopher buckley: at the end of this ten-and-a-half hour epic lunch, i would have happily checked into the nearest hospital to have oxygen, blood, and extensive liver work. i think he went home and wrote an essay on george orwell. >> salman rushdie: christopher never does anything by halves, you know, so his attack is always a 250% attack. >> kroft: salman rushdie occasionally hid out in hitchens' apartment after the ayatollah khomeini authorized his murder for blasphemy. and graydon carter, the editor of "vanity fair," is a longtime hitchens employer, having assigned him to write about everything from what it's like to get a complete spa makeover to what it's like to be kidnapped and water-boarded. hitchens

legions of japanese media chronicles his every move and expect that to continue throughout the seasonmany years. >> it's been like this for almost 20 years now. it's important to make sure you always make time for the media. >> he was the biggest are in the japanese leagues since the 1990's until 2001. that's when he turned down a record six year $64 million deal to come to america and play for the yankees. in dissent than last season and york he was voted the 2009 world series mvp. (cheering & applause) >>vern: after year with the angels last season, the a's are glad to be playing with him and the american league west. >>gary: a's open their season one week from tonight. the giants go off on thursday vs. the dodgers. this could be a fun year for baseball around these parts. of course kron 4 never, never, never stops giving. to go to www.kron4.com and maybe you win some tickets to giants baseball. it tomorrow night we're going have my name on it. vern glenn it is going to be sensational on this thing. that's tomorrow at 8:00 it's going to be great. pam has canceled a trip to the middl

sharing his observations with a growing legion of followers, including coaches, players and even an nbaound the basket. >> i check his twitter probably six times a day to see what he's updating, you know, what he sees, you know, what's the latest scoop out there. >> connections in my favor. i can help other people succeed. >> reporter: alex is more than just a scout. to many of these young athletes, he's first a friend. >> personally it makes me feel like i have somebody i can talk to and be around. so, like he's a brother to me. >> he's really knowledgeable and he knows the game. he's really in touch with the players because he's similar in age. >> reporter: alex's clear obsession with sports is rooted, though, in a sense of loss. when he was just 10 years old, his mother passed away from a brain tumor. >> as she declined, it was very difficult for him. sports was a way of him kind of facing it. >> i do a lot of it for her. you know, she's always on my mind. and i miss her dearly. but i feel like she would be really proud of me. >> reporter: this box of keepsakes including letters, car

taking this battle on behalf of opposition all the way to tripoli, then let them land of the foreign legion in tripoli and let them take on this fight. this is what the french government wants. they have a greater stake in the outcome than we do come and they do not think the united states has a core strategic interests getting involved any more than the military has done so, despite the clamoring of the opposition. this is something that is really of no great consequence to the united states, and that our allies want to take on the responsibility for this fight, we should let them do so. host: let's conclude with this question. what do you think will happen in libya, and if or when he leaves, who is his successor? guest: unless he continues to get hammered by other air forces, other than ourselves, he will continue to hold on. there is some hope on the part of the secretary of defense gates that there would be divisions within his own family. he has eight children, all of them who have responsibility for military aspects of this campaign. he is of the finance individual by every stretch of

>> mason: it all adds up is the story of from martha teichner all about ad campaign mascots with legion of loyal fans. >> a talking gecko. why? >> i'll tell you why. because people trust advertising icons. >> reporter: and they remember them. are any of your favorites in this little gathering? >> you've got the narcotic of nostalgia, anything that you grew up with, there's a soft place in your heart for it. >> reporter: which is why nearly 50 years after his original television career ended even speedy alka seltzer is back. advertising icons ahead this sunday morning. >> mason: a number of self-styled sea captains are feeling underwater these days overwhelmed by heavy financial seas. mo rocca has been hearing their s.o.s. >> reporter: is it protocol to wave hello to other super yachts? >> yes, it is. of course. >> reporter: the economic storms of the past three years have left the super yacht business beaten and weathered. so, if somebody watching at home is in the market for a 240 foot super yacht, buy now. >> boy, do i have a deal for them. >> reporter: for just $24 million you too ca

the resulting anomalies are legion, and it imposes totally unnecessary costs and complexity on employers, and it costs the taxpayer in the extra burden it places on a gym or see. so i am announcing today that the government will consult on emerging the opposition of national insurance and income tax. i am not proposing we extend national insurance to commissioners are other forms or we abolish the contributory principle. our purpose is not to increase taxes. it is disabled by the. and huge task will therefore require a great deal of consultation and take a number of years to complete. but it is time we took this historic step to simplify dramatically our tax system and make it fit for the modern age. making our tax system more competitive is another challenge for the times we live in. again, let's face facts. other countries are quite deliberately making their tax systems more competitive and attracting multinational companies away from the united kingdom. we could stand and do nothing, increasing the living standards of every house and come in the country depends on key things, investme

the british legion said the proposal put forward from the armed forces bill, do not honor this pledge. will the prime minister follow the meeting's advice to find the law and keep the profit he makes? >> i have discussions about this but it seems to be the right thing to do. clear reference to, and in law but to have a debate in this house every year about the covenant and make sure we can update and improve it because this is not a static document. it needs to take into account changing health needs and education needs and make sure the covenant is the best it can be for our armed service personnel. >> with my right hon. friend supporting the following statements. the reason i never supported a.d. is it would have given labor and even bigger majority in 1997 than it gave the tories a bigger majority in 1983, 1987 as well. if we want reforms to go public in politics, it doesn't deliver that. would you be surprised to learn that the hon. member of egg setter who is the director of labor -- [yelling] >> what can i add to that judgment? >> i draw attention to the house that i previously

the british legion said the proposal put forward from the armed forces bill, do not honor this pledge. will the prime minister follow the meeting's advice to find the law and keep the profit he makes? >> i have discussions about this but it seems to be the right thing to do. clear reference to, and in law but to have a debate in this house every year about the covenant and make sure we can update and improve it because this is not a static document. it needs to take into account changing health needs and education needs and make sure the covenant is the best it can be for our armed service personnel. >> with my right hon. friend supporting the following statements. the reason i never supported a.d. is it would have given labor and even bigger majority in 1997 than it gave the tories a bigger majority in 1983, 1987 as well. if we want reforms to go public in politics, it doesn't deliver that. would you be surprised to learn that the hon. member of egg setter who is the director of labor -- [yelling] >> what can i add to that judgment? >> i draw attention to the house that i previously

time someone is as powerful as oprah winfrey or frank sinatra or nancy reagan, they've already got legions of publy is -- publicists who have been telling their story a long time, and i try and get behind that mythology to a better reality. >> what's your next topic? >> i don't know. i'm open for suggestions. really after doing oprah winfrey, she was a biographer's dream. she really, she gave me such a gift. now, it did take, it did take four years to do this book, and i had to interview over 850 people to get the story, but it was a fabulous story. i mean, she was born poor in a racist state, she's become one of the most powerful, beloved icons, really, of our century. so it was a gift to be able to write her life story. i don't know who could top it right now. >> kitty kelley, "oprah: a biography," her latest book. >> publishers weekly has announced the nonfiction books that'll be released this spring. here are ten books in the category of history and military history in order of release date. >> to find other books that'll be released this spring, visit booktv.org and check out the news