. >> john lennon fell into a very deep hole. hole that was so deep inside of me. that i thought by killing him i would acquire his fame. >> reporter: the celebrity musician had somehow disappointed chapman. >> and i see this real somebody who i perceived at the time to be a phony. my nobody was wanting to strike down that somebody. i heard this voice. and not an audible voice but an inaudible voice saying over and over, do it, do it, do it. >> he decided that john lennon was a fake. john lennon's assassination gave him immortality. >> reporter: the lone wolf shooters almost always leave behind signals or now on the internet video statements. he mailed this tape to nbc news before he killed 32 students at virginia tech four years ago. >> he methodically went room to room and people described him as basically not changing expression, looking at people, because he's not shooting human beings. he's shooting things that have caused him pain and anger. >> reporter: law enforcement professionals and psychiatrists say another classic lo

and john lennon tells a lot of near lennon should he stay or should he go the former russian soviet leader still manages to provoke controversy with debates raging over what to do with his body. when it comes to extreme sports russians are never afraid to break new ground and that includes smashing a hole through i used to dive into the murky depths as being another way thrill seekers are enjoying the winter season or ben is joining the brief few who journey but he. perched above the unknown with the icy depths below it requires guts to take the plunge. on the surface it's like a trap door to a sinister nether world but from below it's beguiling ice diving in russia is a popular sport but it's not something to be taken lightly that divers are under the ice now which is around thirty centimeters thick the only sign left on the surface is this rope that's their safety line they're attached to in case they get lost on the water because there is of course only one way out and that's here the maximum depth of a dive is nine metres but the rope allows a horizontal range of twenty with only one e

lennon fell into a very deep hole.time to be a phony. my nobody was wanting to strike down that somebody. i heard this voice. not an audible voice but an inaudible voice saying over and over do it, do it, do it, do it. >> he decided that john lennon was a fake. john lennon's assassination gave him immortality. >> reporter: lone wolves almost always leave behind signals, now on the internet, video statements. 23-year-old cho mailed this tape to nbc news before he killed 33 students at virginia tech four years ago. the family of so-called unabomber ted kaczynski knew he had mental health issues but did not realize he had turned violent until his manifesto was published in newspapers and his brothers saw it and called the fbi. >> the psychotic delusions precipitate violent behavior and it's very, very difficult to predict. >> reporter: the shooting in arizona has led to condemnation of talk radio and hard-edged politics that some say incite the mentally unstable. dr. wellner does not agree. >> if we feel that civility in

john lennon had his own head space, there was stuff he wanted to do. an it was different.k we all have our own head space. in the fugees i'm like the will i am. the same way will i am is to the black eyed peas, right? or like kanye west is to the rock. you know what i'm say something and that's what i do. if i didn't do that, i wouldn't still be able to be around and do all these records the way i do. and the fugees. it's like your modern day ninacy moe moan, aretha franklin. almost like a female superhero. the talent is beyond the form. and then you have prize, right? so the thing about thatze to hi >> no, no, no. i'm serious. there's always the narrative. >> i heard it for a while, but you know, i've even cracked jokes on it too, you've seen it. but i think that at the same time, pride brings a certain ear into the studio, when it's in the context of the fugees. try this, let's go left here, let's go -- you know, it's the synergy of the three that made that happen. >> got you. >> when we were in there, there was no trust. lauren has to basically put her trust in me, you

, and was lennon itself in the spirit of marxism. one thing that you learn was the limits of all these systems. >> host: who were some of the other students that went on to have great careers? >> guest: daniel bell, and co-editorred with my fathers several years. he's alive and well at harvard. one the closest friend, a man named martin diamond who died much younger in the late '70s. he was one the key people in revitalizing the study of the founding fathers. he would be happy to be alive and see the constitution sited everywhere. it was such a lone enterprise when he did. my father in 1987 celebrated the constitution. that was 23 years ahead of its time. there were many people -- people went on to the famous intellectuals. >> host: matt glazer? >> guest: yes. he was a student at the same time. and i think it was a very good education. as you say, i think this is true today in college too. most the education came -- much of the education came from fellow studentses. of course, not from the faculty. he went through that. my mother, wh

it was at the post of excess them was that lennon was it himself or somebody else i mean these things have to be discussed openly in a fair public debates it's not a question for courts to decide thank you very much for your time. question is that so much different and there's a huge decision the power of mind and the friends is outside democracy promotion an oxymoron what is america's track record in the arab world and is invoking security . wealthy british style wholesome sometimes it's because. of the. markets finance scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cause a report on our. week use special old fridge and excess required months. they are ready for a replay. taken off once they're making their money. as it should and those people with goods in them previously. want to soak in a free flight. the more people we killed a half year our officers were you know it's got to be like a game like to see who could kill the most people and the different ways you could prove me keep the skilled lo

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several musicians said they were influenced by his music, from john lennon, elton john to bruce springstein>>> bay area rock promoter bill graham will be remembered. los lab osand jackie green will take the stage to raise money. graham staged thousands of concerts for more than three decades. he died in a helicopter crash in 1991. tickets for tonight's show costs $50 and the concert starts at 8:00. >>> app is slang for computer or smart phone application. supporters for today's choice by the american dialect society says the word best sums up the country's preoccupation in 2010. opponents say that word is stale. other words like num were ruled out. >>> coming up next, we'll show you how they spent their day giving back to the hungry in the city. >> the players taking part in tomorrow's craft fight hunger bowl as san francisco gave back to the community by spending time in two food kitchens. they promote a social cause where players ask to help out at local food kitchens. for the eagles, that meant volunteering. >> it makes you understand how fortunate you are playing football, and people ar

settle historical questions who was responsible for starting the worst of the the existing was said lennon was it himself or somebody else i mean these things have to be discussed openly in a fair public debates it's not a question for courts to decide with that's that what do you predict the future is for freedom of speech and media censorship in europe it is being decided right now . i'm determined to win. and so all my my comrades in arms we are determined to win if we lose it will be gone thank you very much for your time. this is not a theatrical set. this is a real correctional facility. is there any cultural life behind us. could transform a criminal into a law or a budding citizen. and can performance really revolutionized the penitentiary system. prison with this. download the official anti application to your i phone or i pod touch from the i.q. saps to. watch our life on the go. video on demand our teens live broadcasts and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on t.v. dot com. egypt's opposition unites under a new figure after six days of bloody anti-government rallies

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i have the honor of getting -- i've been invited by the lennon foundation to do a writers' retreat in martha, texas, in, later this spring, and i'm looking forward to having five weeks to read and to study and to maybe begin some writing. >> host: that's -- talk a little bit more about that foundation and that texas connection. i mean, it's kind of an odd, odd thing, isn't it? >> guest: i depress it is. >> host: or unique is probably a better word. >> guest: it is unique. the foundation is based in santa fe, new mexico, and it's historically done a lot of work in supporting the arts and supporting poetry. but patrick lennon, who's one of the key people in the foundation, has also been very interested in the middle east and in the question of palestine. he was a great, developed a great relationship with edward saeed, one of my great mentors and challengers, if you will. i learned more from edward challenging me on things than, perhaps, anyone else. and they, among other things, he was this extraordinary opportunity for writers to go to martha, texas, for weeks at a time to write if th

i guess that makes him lennon and dwayne wade mccartney. the heat win their seventh straight. grizzlies mascot at number 31 going to have a hard time topping this the rest of the season, and at number 2, arkansas found out you don't mess with texas, or at least big man jordan hamilton, the longhorns beat the razorbacks by 33. and at number 1, ohio state dorell prior threw for two touchdowns and ran for over 100 yards as the ohio state held onto beat arkansas 31-26 in the sugar bowl. he is one of five buckeyes suspended for five games next season for violating rules. i don't know what this move by the raid services going to do to free agency. they have over 20 free agents. guys, big supporters like bush and gallery may want to change their minds and not return to the raiders without cable. >> best record in a lot of >> best record in a lot of ye,,

settle historical questions who was responsible for starting it was it the bush of existing was it lennon was it himself or somebody else i mean these things have to be discussed openly in a fair public debates it's not a question for courts to decide with that's that what do you predict the future is for freedom of speech and media censorship in europe it is being decided right now . i'm determined to win. and so all my comrades in arms we are determined to win if we lose it will be gone thank you very much for your time. this. culture is that so much of a definitely a huge ministry of ours and on top of the front is outside i'm obviously promotion an oxymoron what is america's track record in the arab world and is invoking security. he is easy to. be. in the. wings special old french and accessory quit meant. they are ready for a real life. taken off one air became their gravity. has issued and those people referred to in their previous long. term. plans. and want to so many in a free flight. egypt trembles beneath the feet of thousands of angry protesters many who blame you want for it

. >>> an anonymous beatle fan spending thousands of dollars to buy a suit and worn by john lennon for,000. also told was the chrysler station wagon owned by john lennon and yoko ono sold for $ 5500. >>> many students are leaving the district before they are g etting to middle school. where they are going. >>> and also, the white house has something in common with this building as we look at it live but it's not anything anyone is happy about. >>> and find out why this freeway is so terrible that we're looking at and what made it that way. ororr li irore >>> according to still lee.com, three years ago, at the height of the -- zillow.com, three years ago, at the height of the boom, the white house would be worth $350 million. but now it would sell for $ 323 million. >>> in this new year, oakland school district officials will try to figure out how it prevent families from putting their kids out of the public schools. according to the weeks c hronicle, one out of every four students left public schools after finishing fifth grade before moving op to middle school. that includes 40% of th

. >>> a landlord taking legal action against the auction house that sold lennon's suit featured on thecover of the abby road album. it was sold in connecticut in january. it reportedly got about $46,000. now the former landlord of the collector who sold the suit is suing to try get the proceeds of the sale to pay a 21,000- dollar rent debt. >> a massive manhunt for a suspected cop killer in new jersey ended with the capture of a suspect. police in lakewood new jersey say a tip helped them find and arrest a 19-year-old. he is a accused of friday's shooting of christopher matlos as he sat in his squad car. >> its been devastating for me. the officer's on the police department, we are a brotherhood, like one big family and -- what hurts us hurts us all. speaking for myself and all the other officers on the department it's just -- devastating. >> there is no word on a possible missouri motive for the shooting. he is facing charges including murder and weapon's possession. >> when we return a new study looking at the evolution of the sierra. one of the most iconic areas has changed. >> and

our next guest features the talents of sean lennon and charlotte kemp muhl.. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ though you can't intimidate the trees trees a snowman sweating ♪ ♪ in a terrible breeze put on your new pants and move out to france all the skeletons ♪ ♪ in your closet are rummaging through your clothes looking through your ♪ ♪ shoeboxes and pockets gum wrappers and dumb love notes ♪ ♪ people say your brain is like cream cheese cheese ♪ ♪ it takes the shape of anything you please ♪ ♪ the dust from the trails under your fingernails the leaves in the luxembourg garden ♪ ♪ are showing their true colors they're blushing they're begging your pardon ♪ ♪ because time's a jealous lover ♪ ♪ i recall the first time that you passed me by and i saw and i saw ♪ ♪ my demise my demise in your stained glass eyes ♪ ♪ ♪ the dust from the trails under your fingernails the leaves in the luxembourg garden ♪ ♪ are showing their true colors they're blushing they're begging your pardon ♪ ♪ because time's a jealous lover ♪ ♪ canary singing through the calico teeth teeth ♪ ♪ ever

including arthur bremer, who shot presidential candidate george wallace; mark chapman, who murdered john lennon; and sirhan sirhan, who killed robert kennedy. they found that assassins come from all walks of life, but travel a common path, leaving distinctive clues. >> fein: rarely were there direct threats communicated to the target or to law enforcement authorities. but very often there was some kind of communication, be it a communication to a family member or to a friend, that suggested that the attacker or potential attacker was moving out on the path that might lead to an attack. >> vossekuil: one of the things that we also saw were that there were common motives among a number of these to include drawing attention to a grievance, possibly look... looking for notoriety, potentially actually being suicidal and being willing to die or expecting to die in an attack, and perhaps wanting to die. >> pelley: in the more than 80 cases that you studied, was politics, pure and simple, ever the motivation? >> fein: i cannot think of a case where politics, pure and simple, was the motivation. sometim

music hall and american rock and roll and little richard and the genius of paul mccartney and john lennon but were giving america back a version of its, and bob dylan couldn't help but respond to that. it's not so much a particular line of verse or anything like that, but i think he saw possibilities open up by the beatles that helped expand him, you know, not as much as but right along with alan ginsberg and the others he was opening up to in 1963, '64. no question yes, ma'am. >> you had an opportunity -- >> wait for the microphone to come. >> you had an opportunity to meet bob dylan, and if so, what was that like? >> oh, that's a question i never answer. [laughter] so i'm not going to answer it, i'm afraid. you know, there's such a cult about bob dylan, around bob di di -- dylan that -- people ask this all the time. there's some sort of magical properties that would come off him, and i suppose those would adhere on me, and i have no magical properties. but i just like to stay away from that. and also, you know, he's a private person, and i respect his privacy. so sorry about that. i'm s

he got a lennon medal for it which he always said afterwards was the best metal he had on his chest. summoned to came from a totally different place than the city slickers in moscow who were generally part of the soviet hierarchy and one of the things he discovered early on was with the possible exception of nikita khrushchev no premier had told the military-industrial complex know now you can have all you want. they basically rubberstamped whatever the military-industrial complex asked for and what was left over when to these people as it were. when those people came into his office his response was are you planning to attack the united states comrades because if you aren't get out of my office. nevertheless, when he came to reykjavÍk he had been given a limit to his negotiating toward eliminating nuclear weapons and that was president reagan had to give up sti. that is mohammad and the mountain i'm afraid but in the background he made such a perfect villain in the play was richard perle. at a crucial moment on the last day of the negotiations, president reagan said well, maybe we s

mark david chapman, who shot john lennon, did not dislike him. he was infatuated with him. it did not stop him from being there. my question to you, sir, and again, i thank you for your common sense. if you were going to run for a political party, i would definitely vote for you. guest: and another one, john hinckley. the what did he have against ronald reagan? nothing. this is what happens when you are crazy. you do crazy things, if this man is crazy. we do not know because it has not been determined yet, but we do not know if he was crazy or if he was evil. and that is a conversation, i think, that needs to be this -- to be explored. i think the media would do a much better service to the american people to explore what degree he was dabbling in the occult. because to the degree he that he was an to the degree that there is a connection, that, to me, is far, far more frightening than any silly discussion about politics or liberals or conservatives or democrats or republicans. that is far more serious than this, but nobody is covering that. it might just be that this man i

less than three months before that, john lennon had been shot and killed, which affected a lot of peoplethink that one of the greatest things -- it is a horrible thing about the reagan legacy is that so many people told so many bad things about him, such as the iran situation and the ability of us to have the actual truth about it. we felt very much be trade in the military when we heard what was going on with that -- we felt very much betrayed in the military when we heard what was going on with that. host: when you heard president reagan's explanation and that he did not believe that any laws were broken and if they were, he was going to take responsibility. how did that sit with you? caller: he did not take responsibility. he said, "i cannot recall." wendy -- when the kurds were killed by chemical weapons use by saddam hussein, we found out it was our government who sold it. when bush one came over and said that we had to prosecute this war because this guy killed the kurds -- what are you talking about? it was our chemicals and it was our planes. host: as we move towards tomorrow and

our icons -- bob kennedy, john kennedy, john lennon -- sds, cities burned in united states -- it was a violent. , and we cannot discount the nature of the population leads for a very active population, and that is a fact or a variable, one must consider this in pakistan's future. the second point that i thought of this btu was very well covered, and that is the political islam. i couched it differently. in terms of the civil war, over foul use, the values of the idea of pakistan, as steve wrote in his book, the vision of pakistan as a secular, democratic nation, rolled under a constitution or laws had their roots in the british system is now being challenged, and several of the speakers mentioned the assassination of -- this revealed the conflict of values in pakistan, the conflict of whether it is a government responsibility to provide for its poor, whether it is the security agency's responsibility to provide for security for all not for minorities, which is the ugly truth we saw with the assassination. and the economic issues that we discussed. pointing out that as the economic is

mark david chapman, who shot john lennon, did not dislike him. he was infatuated with him. it did not stop him from being there. my question to you, sir, and again, i thank you for your common sense. if you were going to run for a political party, i would definitely vote for you. guest: and another one, john hinckley. the what did he have against ronald reagan? nothing. this is what happens when you are crazy. you do crazy things, if this man is crazy. we do not know because it has not been determined yet, but we do not know if he was crazy or if he was evil. and that is a conversation, i think, that needs to be this -- to be explored. i think the media would do a much better service to the american people to explore what degree he was dabbling in the occult. because to the degree he that he was an to the degree that there is a connection, that, to me, is far, far more frightening than any silly discussion about politics or liberals or conservatives or democrats or republicans. that is far more serious than this, but nobody is covering that. it might just be that this man i

mark david chapman, who shot john lennon, did not dislike him. he was infatuated with him. it did not stop him from being there. my question to you, sir, and again, i thank you for your common sense. if you were going to run for a political party, i would definitely vote for you. guest: and another one, john hinckley. the what did he have against ronald reagan? nothing. this is what happens when you are crazy. you do crazy things, if this man is crazy. we do not know because it has not been determined yet, but we do not know if he was crazy or if he was evil. and that is a conversation, i think, that needs to be this -- to be explored. i think the media would do a much better service to the american people to explore what degree he was dabbling in the occult. because to the degree he that he was an to the degree that there is a connection, that, to me, is far, far more frightening than any silly discussion about politics or liberals or conservatives or democrats or republicans. that is far more serious than this, but nobody is covering that. it might just be that this man i

i know that we know the words of jon lennon, let it be, but the truth will let us be free and i look forward to the gentlelady from arizona, tucson, being here with us. god bless you and god bless america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cantor: madam speaker, i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from ohio, mr. turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio for two minutes is recognized. mr. turner: madam speaker, i am saddened to take part in today's tribute to our colleague, gabrielle giffords. who was so senselessly shot this weekend. her outreach coordinator, gabe zimmerman, who was killed in the line of duty during the incident, two other staff who were wounded while supporting the congresswoman, and all of those who were killed, wounded and impacted by this terrible tragedy. congresswoman giffords was performing the most fundamental duty of a member of congress, listening to her constituents. all members of congress take the roll of being -- role of being an advocate for thei

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mark david chapman, who shot john lennon, did not dislike him. he was infatuated with him. it did not stop him from being there. my question to you, sir, and again, i thank you for your common sense. if you were going to run for a political party, i would definitely vote for you. guest: and another one, john hinckley. the what did he have against ronald reagan? nothing. this is what happens when you are crazy. you do crazy things, if this man is crazy. we do not know because it has not been determined yet, but we do not know if he was crazy or if he was evil. and that is a conversation, i think, that needs to be this -- to be explored. i think the media would do a much better service to the american people to explore what degree he was dabbling in the occult. because to the degree he that he was an to the degree that there is a connection, that, to me, is far, far more frightening than any silly discussion about politics or liberals or conservatives or democrats or republicans. that is far more serious than this, but nobody is covering that. it might just be that this man i

i ow that we know the words of jon lennon, let it be, but the truth will let us be free and i look forward to the gentlelady from arizona, tucson, being here with us. god bless you and god bless america. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cantor: madam speaker, i now yield two minutes to the gentleman from ohio, mr. turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio for two minutes is recognized. mr. turner: madam speaker, i am saddened to take part in today's tribute to our colleague, gabrielle giffords. who was so senselessly shot this weekend. her outreach coordinator, gabe zimmerman, who was killed in the line of duty during the incident, two other staff who were wounded while supporting the congresswoman, and all of those who were killed, wounded and impacted by this terrible tragedy. congresswoman giffords was performing the most fundamental duty of a member of congress, listening to her constituents. all members of congress take the roll of being -- role of being an advocate for their consti