here is our newest member of the american legion.>> also speaking at this event, jeff miller, who says veterans benefits will not be affected by deficit reduction in congress. he's the author of the bill to help veterans with unemployment. >> thank you very much, commander foster. it's an honor for me to be here. it is a pleasure to spend some time with you last night at dinner. i enjoyed it. i enjoy all the entertainment. thank you for your service to the american legion auxiliary. it is a group that i know the legion depends on a lot. secretary, thank you for your leadership over the last two and a half years. it has been an honor to work with you. it's an honor to call you a friend. i am honored to be here amongst you for the 93rd annual convention of the american legion. i appreciate the invitation. thank you very much for the warm welcome this morning. two weeks ago, two days after one of our chinook helicopters had been shot down in afghanistan, i stood on the tarmac at the airforce base in afghanistan for a battlefield memoria

thank you. ♪ [applause] >> back to the american legion convention in a moment.ational press club, talking about the september 11 attacks 10 years hence. that at 3:40 eastern, we will be live with "road to the white house" coverage. mitt romney talks about his job as plan, which includes eliminating capital gains taxes for americans. president obama will release is tops plan on thursday. he will speak to a joint session of congress and we will have live coverage starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on the c-span. back to minneapolis, where wal- mart ceo and a navy veteran bill simon spoke to the american legion. he announced that wal-mart would double its commit for veterans got trading -- double its commitment to veterans job training. >> what a great, great honor is to be with you. i would like to thank the national executive committee for what, for me, is ian incredible honor. you are probably wondering why the ceo of wal-mart would be addressing you and your invention. i am not a politician and i don't have anything for you. actually, i want something from you, and

the chamber cannot do this without the help of organizations just like the american legion that have a grass-roots infrastructure to marry up with what the local chambers of commerce are trying to do across the country. i am confident we can go from 100 to 300 or 400 or 500 hiring fairs in local communities, in suburban cities, with the help of men and women like you, because you understand the sacrifices the young men women have made and you have done it yourself. imagine if you took a map of every legion posts across the country and overlaid it with the map budget showed you. imagine the potential of what we can do and the movement we can create together by just taking a local chamber and a legion post and just saying let's just throw a lunch, five or six employers with jobs for veterans, and we will get 20 or 30 veterans in that small community and bring them together for a couple of hours to talk about job opportunities. we started with a pilot program in new jersey in the ocean and burlington county to do hiring fairs in october and november. is there going to be as much fanfare

it is just that bit of volume but no problems in toward silver spring, 270 and the american legion bridge. back out to the maps, this time, we'll zoom into 95 and the bw parkway. looking good through baltimore

he announced the american legion for 20 minutes. >> good morning.i'm humbled to be in all of your presence. i have to admit i was a little bit nervous when i read the agenda and found out i was speaking the day after the president. i was involved at a forum similar to this a couple months ago, and as i spoke after the president, the audience was much thinner than what's before me today, so i appreciate you all staying around to listen to me and to hear what we're doing across the country to help our nation's veterans. i hope i don't disappoint you. two years ago i retired from the marine core after 20 years active in the service. i have to admit -- [applause] thank you. [applause] thanks. i have to admit not a day goes by that i don't miss the men and women i served with as a marine. it's special for me to be here today to be surrounded with people like you who served our country and the community like minneapolis that truly appreciates the value and the sacrifices our military families make every day to defend our freedoms. this morning, i hope you

buhla cooper is a long time volunteer with the royal canadian legion. >> i was surprised and knew therethink there was something like 37, 39 planes and i thought, gosh, where are they going to put them all? it's almost double the population of gander. >> as the thousands of travelers began to flood into gander and surrounding towns and villages, the enormous scale of the humanitarian crisis began to hit home. >> we started using the churches, organizations like the lions club, the legion, the masonic temple, any place that we could find, you know, the trade school, the community colleges and that. >> one of the places the passengers were taken was the gander campus of the college of the north atlantic where mack moss was the school's administrator. >> this is the room where we assembled all our passengers. when they got off the aircraft, they didn't see a lot at the airport of what was going on. and when they came here and saw the televisions, for the first time. ♪ >> cnn kept playing that all day long. 300 people came in here. and the place was deathly quiet because they were watching

it is just that bit of volume but no problems in toward silver spring, 270 and the american legion bridge. back out to the maps, this time, we'll zoom into 95 and the bw parkway. looking good through baltimore to the beltway. a live look at route 50 east of the bay bridge. we're looking good here as well across the bridge span in toward the beltway and on to route 50 through cheverly. travel times now, we'll start off with 95 coming in from 216. 295 north to the 11th street bridge, 7 minutes. beltway, 10 minutes right now. a look into the district at 6:12. mike, back to you. >>> we're learning more now about how an american born islamic anwar al-awlaki was killed. a statement released from yemen easy al-awlaki was killed along with his companions. the american bosh cleric was killed during an air strike. the 40-year-old was born in new mexico and has been implicated in the u.s. army based killings in fort hood, texas and a 2009 attempted airline bombing in detroit. now, the united states put al- awlaki on a kill or capture list back in 2007. the united states has not confirmed his death s

of honor and see the actual exhibit if now through december 31st at legion of honor >> thank you forin with >> don't be surprised traffic has gotten worse . >> >> traffic, and the mets is jammed right now on first an alaskan airline to fight to watch eight had to turn around because the bird flew into one of the engines and the pilot turned around and landed back in oakland and is tied up traffic along the nimitz was also the raiders have their home opener today that tailgaters are lined up outside the coliseum when when when will so that is causing a backup on 880 will so if you're heading in that direction you might want to take an alternate right or give yourself all lot of extra time >> of live look outside of sentences go san francisco is overcast >> we're going to see partly cloudy conditions and overstaffed skies and scattered showers in the north bay and peninsula be afternoon will be partly cloudy and mild temperatures and temperatures are going to rebound and was an warmer in the mid week. this is a look of current temperatures around the bay area right now we're picking up

. >> the big scandal of lincoln park, someone wanted to build the legion of honor out there.she did and she got it done. they had to prepare the land, the golden gate cemetery, so the people they hired did not get rid of any of the bodies. they got rid of the headstones. they built a museum. when the renovated it in the 1990's and started digging ground, nothing but hundreds and hundreds of bodies. >> skeletons. >> skeletons. it was a big scandal. they created a mass grave and moved to the remains. there are pictures. they have thiese skeletons sticking out of the wall. it showed the relative worth. they stopped digging because they would keep finding bodies. >> they are still out there. there are bodies all over the place. they used to bury people in north beach. they would go up there and very bodies. >> there were removed from many of these cemeteries. there is a slogan that is -- anybody know? "it is great to be alive." >> beats the alternative. >> i was wondering if gary boulevard had always been a major thoroughfare. >> it used to have streetcars on it. they are thinkin

. >> the big scandal of lincoln park, someone wanted to build the legion of honor out there.she did and she got it done. they had to prepare the land, the golden gate cemetery, so the people they hired did not get rid of any of the bodies. they got rid of the headstones. they built a museum. when the renovated it in the 1990's and started digging ground, nothing but hundreds and hundreds of bodies.

but as we saw from our reporting team on the ground there, there are legions of aid workers trying to stop that from happening and one of the tools they rely on most is a silver packet you might have seen on tv. something called plumpy nut. it's a product that comes from a small, nonprofit factory here in the u.s. and it is a lifesaver. our report tonight from nbc's kate snow. >> reporter: providence, rhode island with its postcard images of americana. but inside this factory, the only one of its kind in the u.s., they're churning out something to help children on the other side of the world. that high energy peanuty taste is called plumpy nut and it's literally saving lives in the horn of africa. in four to six weeks those little silver packets can save a child on the verge of starvation and the hospitals in the refugee camps in kenya are overflowing with kids who need it. at this small hospital at one of the refugee camps about half of the children coming in now are malnourished, they had to triple the number of beds to take care of them all. this 2-year-old was treated for severe m

american legion bridge, looking good here as well. leaving virginia and maryland across the bridge span. no problems to report and no lane closures. now, we'll end with the beltway look at route four near andrews air force base. looking good through oxon hill and down to the wilson bridge into alexandria. no problems northbound into new carrollton and college park. in my next report, we'll take a look at virginia at 4:56. mike and andrea? >> the state of virginia is withholding $20 million in transportation funding from fairfax county, arlington and alexandria and it is all over a seat on metro's board of directors. >>> the state secretary of transportation says that group hasn't signed a new transit contract, giving the state a seat on the board. but the northern virginia traffic commission says that could violate its terms with metro. if no compromise is made, the virginia railway express says it could run out of money at the end of october. >>> a heads up to drivers in virginia. starting today, the left exit from the inner loop of

here's our newest member of the american legion.] >> as we commemorate the ten-year anniversary since the 9/11 attacks, this morning we're live with a look at aviation security since the attacks. tsa chief john pistole is at the center for strategic and international studies to talk about it. live coverage here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] [background sounds] >> well, good morning, everyone. my name is rick nelson, i'm director of the homeland security and counterterrorism program here at the center for strategic international studies. i thank you all for braving the first day of school and the bad weather and this very hectic week that we have of events in front of us. we are absolutely honored and thrilled here to have tsa administerrer john pistole to speak. as, you know, tsa, obviously, since 9/11 and its creation has been the center and the focal point of a lot of discussions about what the appropriate role is for homeland security, in particular transportation security. we know tsa many times, we r

this is a look at the american legion bridge. people are starting to make their way about. nothing is slowing them down. they're driving at a good speed limit. shooting over to the 14th street bridge exit. 395 as you make your way across. i'll be back in 15 minutes with a look at your rails. back to you both. >> danella, thanks. >>> this weekend expect a lot more traffic on the chesapeake bay bridge because of nascar. the aaa 400 is on sunday, and the maryland transportation authority tells us there will be long delays. the mta will monitor traffic conditions and allow two-way traffic on the westbound side to cut down on delays. drivers should travel during off-peak hours, before 7:00 a.m., after 5:00 p.m. >> a lot of fast driving and nascar fans in our area. 4:54. 62 degrees. >>> coming up, why a trip to the department store turned into a great story for some local people. there are over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee that have earned the keurig brewed seal of approval. the keurig brewed seal is our commitment that the coffee inside will deliver a delicious cup of coffee

but the other side of the coin, the american legion also understands.h great privilege and great rates comes great responsibility. and that responsibility to combat her business, and defend this democracy, to conduct ourselves in a manner that is was like as of the sacrifice that was given on battlefields across this country is with incumbent upon me. i only need to look at this room and watch what you do here. what's right about america, what's right about moving america forward by what is right about closing the division among staff sits right here in this room. without the american legion, that anchor the jobs americans together, the pragmatic common sense and i would argue this one, america -- >> you can find the speech online at the c-span video library. back to the veterans foreign and today's keynote speaker, department of veterans affairs undersecretary for benefits, allison hickey who we will hear from in just a moment. >> it's my pleasure to introduce alice in a hickey, undersecretary for benefits department of veterans affairs. secretary hick

. >> reporter: mark walker is with the american legion, which provides job fairs and training for veterans. he says many employers have a hard time seeing how military skills fit into the workforce. >> so how does that guy who's in the infantry fit into management, fit into i.t., fit into a specific skill set? >> reporter: walker also says soldiers may not have the same professional connections or education as other people their age, and that's hurting them in the job hunt. another problem is that while many vets are skilled medics or truck drivers, the civilian workforce requires certification to perform those jobs at home. tom tarantino says that just doesn't make sense. >> if you drove an 18-wheeler while getting shot at and blown up in iraq, you pretty much can drive an 18-wheeler across the midwest. i'm just saying. >> reporter: with so many out of work, president obama recently proposed a new tax credit to incentivize businesses to hire veterans. >> you fought for us, and now we're fighting for you. >> reporter: lawmakers in both the house and senate are also considering legislation

and asian stock markets were shot down on wednesday shares of the financial sector were legion losses mount it is that the euro zone soaring prices will spill over to the region's banking sector the nikkei closed at a two and a half year high low hong kong's hang seng was last to negative at the close as developers retreated and after the chinese premier's signals china should not be expected to bail out the global economy. european stocks are rising and raising three recessions losses investors in the u.k. are waiting for today's employment data which will include the unemployment rate and jobless claims for all this and also in focus is a conference call between al gore merkel the closer posy and british prime minister there at h.b.r. most the time to discuss the continued greek crisis for clues on whether solution is on the horizon. in russia the markets are bouncing back from earlier losses investors were waiting for the central bank's refinance rate decision which was left unchanged at eight point twenty five percent now they are eyeing a slew of the comic data from the u.s. and

unfortunately, she had already committed to speak at the american legion conference in minneapolis this morning where she is right now. otherwise, she would be year, but she asked me to bring her sex to everyone -- she asked me to bring her thanks to everyone and the neighbors and supporters of the bay view neighborhood and alice griffith community for turning out to eight years while she could not be here, she did ask me to share a statement with you, which i will read now. today, san francisco has secured more than an investment in new housing. our city has begun to transform a neighborhood, revitalize a community, strengthen our economy, and provide a fresh start for the families of alice griffith year the project reflects the key goals of the choice neighborhoods initiative here to build sustainable mixed income communities with affordable rental and below market homes to connect to local households to services and schools, transit and jobs, and it upholds the principle of one- for-one replacement injuring no loss of public housing units, it is a source of pride for all san francisc

by persisting months after coming out of retirement the thirty four year old remains a legion of forty two bags this he's twenty six not can. now the news justin rose is well placed for his first golf title of the year the englishman is four shots clear at the b.m.w. championship in illinois with one round left to play getting off to a solid start with back to back birdies early on. and almost added a third on the seventh hole but the ball just brace a little bit late if you will see just after this nifty chip rosenau has a four shot lead over john send in second victory would ensure the englishman would qualify for the end of season fed ex told championship next week. and britain and i don't look set to retain the vivendi seventy trophy they lead continental europe by five points after saturday's play simon dyson and jamie bolton led the way in the first green simms match against nicklaus course material minus zero britain and ireland need just two and a half points from sunday's ten singles matches for victory. and lastly efforts are being made to ensure the junior ice hockey club wi

on the one hand i agree that what the american legion is a very capable politician and he's very capable to change his own a.d.'s with time i think the west has made a major mistake when they saw him just as a former k.g.b. officer and didn't see for example his and caprino experience so they underestimated him but part of his team which didn't change from in years is a bit so i would say is not as dynamic as well would like to be thank you thank you very much dmitry and just reminded that meet me by be sure needed across what political analyst and columnist were against on the show today we discuss the latest political news from russia and that's it for now from all of us here spotlight we'll be back with more for us and comment on what's going on in and outside russia in a fourth who will follow the election campaign in this country so stay tuned to russia today and take you to. if. feel. lucky limmy. least since. it's. six you feel. sick. please. was.

we start off looking at the american legion bridge. we do have an incident reported on the northbound spur. incident on the baltimore- washington parkway is reported. i want to take you into northern virginia and check out the trip southbound through the springfield area. dealing with an accident. 28 northbound at the toll road blocking to travel lanes. that is the latest for now. >>> coming up how 67-year- old man was able to survive a car crash and six days stranded. >> more fallout from the repeal of don't ask don't tell. >> get ready for more traffic troubles in tysons corner. i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. >>> don't ask don't tell has been repealed and there is another big shift under way in the military. >> this is creating a lot of a buzz

videos like this -- >> i don't want to -- >> reporter: a 6-year-old getting patted down, that made legions of passengers call the tsa screening method plain crazy. and now, big changes. >> we have been piloting also programs to deal with children under the age of 12, with respect totoot only taking off their shoes but also pat-down procedures. >> repororr: the tsa says they modified their pat-down to children last spring, but will now do few er of them. and that children under 12 will no longer have to take off their shoes. this change signals a shift in the way tsa might approach security in the future. a decade after 9/11, the agency has been widely criticized for taking a one size fits all approach to security, treating children and the elderly like high risk suspects. >> we do want to move and are moving to a more risk-based approach to screening passengers. >> reporter: a risk-based approach, screening that focuses on passengers who recently traveled to countries known to support terrorism, could make security lines faster for all of us. and screening less invasive. napolitano also sa

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legion's and so on so. we need to in the west but it's true of the other powers as well cooperate with very nasty regimes there are interventions only excuse to get moments and there are no interventions and some countries where the people also want they want to get a big government but for economic and military reasons it's not only interests of the west or other powers so there's no intervention might be irate so the real motive for intervention is certainly not too many curious it may be military it may be economic might also be in the and there was a big american which was also were so you have to find the political and economic and military interests before you start believing in humanitarian reasons because most in all so-called interventions humanitarian interventions. there is another reason which is far more important aka pain is there a professor of political science at university and not there that informs thank you thanks thoughts but thank you. but i will serious struggle a dry exam let's see h

here at the legion hysteria the last time the nets russia squeeze no one knew victory and this time could should be good luck and hope to be so good you will need it to be we would need to figure a few calls for you through him again since his recent move from chelsea. no longer said i was really happy. going back to russia to play. richie again because you can see the way he played last several days was under. so and is very important for the national team because i still think that everybody in russia wants that we will go to the green and we really need a very fit i'm not afraid so in that way. i think the crowd has to realize that he's a russian guy and russian player well they will need him because russia have scored six times in the last six games but main striker alexandre has spun his shooting boots for the top scoring the russian with the goal for and he also scored a hat trick last week or so there is growing hope russia could be more from a second force on friday night we have to do it because we did it in a way games as well. i think it is ireland to play next and game. but li

chicago and so when you want to do we want to give or we give them an edgy but it isn't just like legion schools or good oh you get into the program into the clouds into exam here's no no here's an example we here's an example we teach arabic we take russian and we teach. chinese and it was a little decision it was it was not a political decision it was an education decision to give young people opportunities to realize the world is changing and now only understand the language the custom the history in traditions so that you have to you can't leave that to me size that we build sixty beautiful libraries in the city and he said you have to have a learning environment in the home and in the community it isn't just going to school to learn there it has to be the whole community says this is a learning environment and so that's what we have to do this is the only use or person who founded farm for the use of six through his work well two terms in office is one of the fundamental principles of american democracy and democracy in a lot of countries in the world so shouldn't be applied to to t

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got heavily involved in afghanistan against the soviets the arabs came in and you know the the arab legion here is the islamic legionnaires who gave support to the fundamentalist afghan groups but even you know the most fun it was meant was that afghans never liked the arabs they consider them arrogant and the the arabs consider them not real muslims and the arabs are probably the most famous for americans of the arabs who came in was osama bin ladin exactly and. the u.s. did the u.s. helped establish the taliban. indirectly absolutely during the eighty's we were the cia provided most of that support through the pakistani military intelligence organization which was ludicrous because i was so i had its own agenda the american agenda was really to give the soviets their own vietnam was not really there for the afghans we talked a lot about freedom fighters supporting them and what not just the whole charlie wilson's way exactly exactly which also by the way the film misrepresented the situation we supported this rather nasty individual called. who is an extremist hated americans killed a lo

percent of this country is bleeding and dying for the other ninety nine plus percent we have a foreign legion of people don't care if people don't even know that iraq is going on in afghanistan is gone is that occasionally when the mainstream media it as you pointed out very well tends to focus on it which is a very often and the third reason is that we simply cannot afford this we simply cannot afford it in the congress woke up after ten years in vietnam and use the power of the purse eventually they're going to wake up and use the power of the person here in the in that since it's ironic that the tea party and libertarians within the tea party in particular are the ones who are starting to talk about you've got to go after the defense budget if you're going to restore fiscal sanity to this republic and they're right and we'll have to see if that happens if afghanistan isn't going to go if it is going backwards and the u.s. pulls out and the situation deteriorates they just how bad take our something is that the outcome that the u.s. should accept after spending of billions of dollars there

israel and turkey well there was a very close with eventually not ph is quite a blow to is there a legion of foreign policy especially in the mountain which is always expecting a very difficult diplomatic development with the un the whole nation state so now israel has less one friend in the region in a very important and muslim country in nato member an e.u. applicant very important regional player that is now in last four years that for quite some time ukraine is grumbling over its gas bill again with a rout over the agreed price with russia threatening to end up in court kiev is having trouble paying but won't merge its nationalized energy firm with russia's gas problem to bring costs down the kremlin insists the contract cannot be revised unilaterally and will stand its ground or the reports. very harsh words are coming from both sides and right now the ukraine president viktor yanukovych is saying that his country is being humiliated in the course of negotiations over the gas price and also says that the ukraine might take this whole negotiation process into international court in st

israel and turkey when there was a very close with eventually not ph is quite a blow to is there a legion of foreign policy is this approach of the mountain which is always expecting a very difficult diplomatic development with the u.n. because if you put it so now he has let's one. in a very important and muslim country and nato member. and very importantly. in last four years that for quite some time. our website our t. dot com never runs dry of interesting stories and video so here's why we've got for you today former policeman charged with murder of a prominent russian journalist anna politkovskaya pleads guilty and agrees to cooperate with investigators in revealing new details about the complicated case. also why americans are no longer a majority in the country with a rise in the hispanic black and asian population and a number of big cities all this and much more. in a rare move the un court turn to r.t. the sweet. for assistance in the trial of a former bosnian serb general accused of genocide in the ninety's balkans war the war crimes tribunal asked for a copy of a unique interv

between israel and turkey when there was a very close the benchley not ph is quite a blow to is there a legion of foreign policy especially in the mountains which is always expecting a very difficult diplomatic development with the un because of it but it's stayed so now we have let's one flaming to resume in a very important and muslim country in nato member an e.u. applicant if very important. in last four years that for quite some time. you're watching on to live from moscow and remember that our web site r t dot com never rounds dry of interesting stories and videos and here's what we've got for you today a former policeman charged with murder of a prominent russian journalist anna politkovskaya pleads guilty and agrees to cooperate with investigators in revealing new details of the complicated case. also why americans are no longer a majority in the country with a rise in the hispanic black and asian population in a number of big cities all this and much more at or t. dot com. grief and sorrow could be seen all across the north caucasus town of beslan this week as a marks the anniversary

>>the legion's judy wang is live with their report >>i am here at no. avenue beach where the waves are pretty incredible people are stopping to take pictures but there are six concerns, police are trying to keep people off of these bike and jogging path areas you are looking at video shot from north avenue from fuller tent to oak street design we have seen police at various points because the waves are splashing onto these jogging areas the wind advisory which went into effect late yesterday afternoon was canceled earlier this morning. wind gusts reached up to 60 m.p.h. in the chicago area. and gusts of up to 35 mi. per hour still possible this afternoon. one jogger said he had a close call ... >>and jogging along the path just between coke and north and a wave came crashing of and came onto the path and i had to jump on the fence to avoid getting wet and i was worried about getting carried into the water by a wave. >>high winds are to blame for bricks from a two-story home falling onto the sidewalk and a car was smashed on the west side at 23rd and sou

no problems crossing the american legion bridge or woodrow wilson bridge. the trip southbound out you have laurel down towards college park, no problems to report for you. bw parkway also looking good. let's take a look at virginia, northbound 95. here we are, 270, father hurley boulevard, no issues for you as you head out of frederick. 66 in virginia also looking good making the trip out of manassas and all way in toward the beltway, nothing in your way there. 59 here we are. this is the beltway at robinson terminal as you leave springfield heading up towards 66. you are incident-free as well. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >> thank you. >>> before we get to headlines right now, a note to pass along about a school in the district. paine elementary school is relocating to eastern high school today because of a power outage. so paine families should drop children off at paine by # 45 this morning. buses will then take the kids over to eastern and bring them back to paine for dismissal at 3:15 this afternoon. -- paine families should drop child

house minority leader nancy pelosi speaks at the american legion convention. i newsmakers, ohio's republican leader discusses the economy and jobs and ohio's economic issues as well as his view of the obama administration's economic initiatives in advance of the president's jobs speech. newsmakers sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> 2008 republican vice- presidential nominee and former alaska and the governor, sarah palin, was the keynote speaker at a tea party of america rally in iowa. she criticized president obama's handling of the economy and offered her own plan for recovery. this event is about one hour and 25 minutes. >> thank you. thank you. what an honor. thank you, iowa. thank you so much. thank you. the sign that says "thank you sarah," no, i can thank you. your love of country keeps us going. iowa, you are good people thank you. it is an honor to be in the heartland sharing this labor day weekend with you. i thank you for the invitation. the organizers put so much work into this. it is great to see you here today. last night wa

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speaking of mandatory, enjoy this legions of stoned viewers. >> it is never any good there. >> she doesn'tw that though. >> that's the bird stair climber. >> our winter is bird summer. >> they have to look good. >>> i love when the government says the prefered drug 18 to 25 is pot. when was that not true? when was the lay it never was? this is another message to stop the drug war. it cost a trillion dollars over the last 40 years. >> are we still talking about this? the politicians are too scared. they have to wait for a bunch of people to go away. how has medical marijuana engaged your life? >> i am not thinking the increase is significant. >> how dare you? >> and people are turning to the medical marijuana stores. that's not a bad thing because at least it is regulated. i personally think if alcohol is legal then pot should be. it seems healthier. >> oakland is in really bad shape. thank you, governor brown. >> if this is a boost to their economy, why not? >> we were involved in the operations for years. legalize it and tax the bajesus out of them. it won't happen at your point and i don

beulah cooper is a longtime volunteer with the royal canadian legion. >> i was more than surprised.r realized there were so many planes. i think there's something they 37, 39 planes. i thought gosh, where they going to put them all? that's almost double the population of gander. >> i thousands of travelers begin to flood into gender and surrounding towns and villages, the enormous scale of the humanitarian crisis began to hit home. >> we started seeing the churches, organizations like the lions club, the legion, the masonic temple, any place we could find, you know, the trade school, community colleges are not. >> one of the places the passengers were taken with the kander campus where mac maas was the schools administrator. >> this is the room where we assembled all of our passengers when they got off the aircraft they didn't see a lot of the airport of what was going on. and when they came here, saw the television for the first time. cnn kept replaying out all day long and not the television. 300 people came in here and the place was deathly quiet. because they were watching what

from montgomery county into virginia, let's take a live look at the beltway crossing the american legion bridge. no problems to report for you. you should find that your lanes are running well. we do have a little bit of volume up there, seeing some headlights and brake lights but everybody is moving at speed. let's head onto traffic land, see what else we've got going on around town. 270, no problems for you out of frederick all the way in past germantown, rockville, towards the split. nix looks good here approaching the beltway. the inner loop ramp, left ramp is closing this weekend. you only have the right ramp. that happens tomorrow. here we are leaving springfield. no problems for you on the inner loop. >>> we are following some big breaking news right now. fox news has confirmed that american born muslim cleric anwar alalaki has been killed. he had been linked to al-qaeda in yemen. this is information according to yemen's defense ministry. but important to note here, this is the first time that an american associated with the terror network has been targeted and taken out. we will

about in london, for instance, of when bin laden first broached the subject of creating this foreign legion. they would go fight wars anywhere he wanted to take them. he said are you going to get them there? air france? he was teasing that wanted all of the time. it goes to your point that she wouldn't understand these personalities without actually encountering them and getting a sense of if i can understand the people around them wanted to, but i can see the university inhabit and by reading their reactions, their stories, their memories, i can kind of more deeply understand his personality. >> host: someone might be offended by the personalization of these figures who are demonic in their behaviors. but if you don't understand them, yukio deal with them and change the reality that created them and that created the world we're living in. and so, you take us, for example, through the life of ivan zawahiri who is quite compelling. he almost becomes understandable if they figure, difficult to say uncontroversial, but nevertheless walking through his life, you see how he became the man he bec

non-profit organization with a handful of employees, a secret cadre of international programmers, and a legionf worldwide volunteers. its finances are administered by the wau holland foundation based in berlin and named after a famous hacker. according to its ledgers, wikileaks took in $1.3 million last year in donations, with expenses of about $500,000. for somebody who abhors secrets, you run a pretty secret organization. >> assange: that's not true. what we want is transparent government, not transparent people. we are an organization who, one of our primary goals is to keep certain things secret-- to keep the identity of our sources secret. so secrecy is an inherent part of our operation. >> kroft: the state department would make the same argument. they have... doing very sensitive work that they're trying to make peace and negotiate situations around the world very delicately. it's very important that they do this in secrecy. what's the difference? >> assange: we don't say that the state department should have no secrets. that's not what we're saying. rather we say that if there are peopl