he lies about the current. he lies about the winds. so there is a lot going against him. >> reporter: two months after robyn was last seen, two members of "dateline's" unsolved case squad went to aruba to check out gary giordano's story. nbc news consultants duane stanton, retired homicide detective from washington, d.c., investigated chandra levy's murder. and yolanda mcclairy, crime scene investigator in las vegas and a model for the character on the hit series "csi." >> so we're heading out of the marriott -- >> reporter: our team retraced the couple's route starting at the marriott where gary and robyn stayed on beautiful palm beach. and then they drove south on the island toward baby beach, the area where robyn was last seen. driving past mile after mile of beautiful beaches, our investigators wondered why robyn and gary, who only planned to be in aruba for three full days, would drive all this distance to go to a beach. >> that sure seemed like a long time to get here. >> more than 18 miles and it took approximately an hour. >> r

li also li worked in import and export businesses. she arrived in the united states in january of this year, 2012. she publicly advocated on her husband's behalf and currently serving a 10-year sentence for subversion of state powers after a court found he used the internet to organize a political party and publish reactionary statements on line. we will hear from the founder of freedom now, an independent nonprofit organization that works to free prisoners of conscious worldwide. she also managing director of the consulting firm focusing on human rights projects. he was a partner in the government affairs practice of dla piper and a management consultant of kuenzie and company. he worked with and has for this commission as well as my committee, i chair the human rights committee for the house of representatives and has been a source of actionable information concerning human rights in general, but political prisoners in particular. we will hear from pastor bob fu, a student of the democracy movement in tianamen square along with his

way through and the mainstream media has had a long lasting love affair with politicians who spew lies and misinformation and really break it off and start standing up for the truth. and the best the rest the news there's still no relief in sight for struggling american homeowners especially after we learned this week that mortgage giant freddie mac. which was in charge of keeping americans in their homes was actually making money betting on people getting kicked out of their homes since the george bush meltdown in two thousand and seven nine million homes in america have been lost to foreclosure and as of right now one of the four million are in danger of foreclosure but even more troubling than these disturbingly high foreclosure numbers is what's behind them and how this foreclosure crisis is disproportionately affecting minority homeowners joining me from new york to speak to this issue is general ross business reporter with the huffington post jenelle welcome. thanks thanks for joining us you know as as from the statistics i've read as many as half of african-americans who qualifi

step one is really about the lies. >> the truth about the lies. >> exactly. you are getting the lies out in the light and there comes the beautiful inner wisdom with the truth. i want to be clear here, our inner wisdom will also deliver wake-up call truth. the tough love truth. it is not just you are amazing and fabulous, although we would love that, but it could be put the cooky down, honey, you are not actually hungry. >> and could it had the family is plague solitaire on the computer and i need to pay attention to myself. that might be the truth? >> yes. but the difference is your inner wisdom will deliver it with compassion. hey, there is something here for you to work on. >> all right. what is step 3? >> it is a technique to anchor it all in, to repeat back your inner wisdom's truth while doing a physical gesture. i tap on my heart. i have another client that looks up at the sky, whatever it is and speak it back outloud saying, gosh, i really am doing a good job, whatever it is for you, and that will anchor and build the new neuropathway in the brain. >>

it is called "house of lies". he is directing a new movie about the life of miles davis. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: thomas frank is a noted columnist and author. his latest is called "pity the billionaire", he joins us tonight from washington. good to have you on the program. >> it is my pleasure. tavis: let me start by asking whether or not there is anything that happened since this book came out. the challenges -- that challenges your basic thesis. i asked for the obvious reason. this political season is changing like the speed of light, the speed of sound. let me ask if anything in your thesis has changed since the book came out. >> not -- the thing is is it is a look back at the last three years. the last three years are not changing. you're r

and why don't they call it lies because they're afraid the big name politicians will refuse to come on their shows in the future and those shows are set up in such a way that if they don't get the big names the show goes down in flames it's called needing access and it's why networks pressure good journalists to let a few lies slide. this is why the mainstream media has such a bad reputation today they've given up their job the jefferson and vision of adversarial keep them honest journalism and handed the role of fact checking off the political talking heads who often have no interest in the facts at all especially during an election year and since they've dropped the ball others have had to pick it up like julian a songe at wiki leak is not an outlaw he's a journalist who's doing the job that the mainstream media should be doing speaking truth to power and giving people the facts to make informed decisions and there are other independent media outlets doing the same thing like democracy no free speech t.v. current t.v. in a pen a websites a democratic underground truthout buzz flas

>> well, lies are speech, the first amendment protects speech, but it doesn't plectall lies. example, perjury, fraud, those are crimes. the first amendment doesn't protect defamation and libel. there are some exceptions but it doesn't protect them. but in all cases in which the first amendment doesn't protect a lie, it's because there's been a requirement that there be an swent to do harmo harm has occurred. that brings us to the problem with the stolen valor act. >> warner: tell us how it unfolded today. the government would have been gone first here. >> the federal law does not have a requirement of harm. so the arguments here focus really on two issues-- the justices were very focused on one-- what harm is there from someone lying about having gotten a medal? and, two, if the government can make this type of lie a crime, where does the government's police power stop? what other lies can it make a crime? the justices peppered the government's chief lawyer, don verrelly, the solicitor general, with a number of hypotheticals. "chief justice roberts said, "what about someone w

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li and her husband. the intellectintellectuals, the professors, knowing her, too, we need to stand in solidarity with the oppressed, not the oppressor, and regrettably, we're doing just the opposite. i would like to ask our distinguished witnesses, starting with you, pastor fu, if you have any final comments and leave the final words to our two distinguished wives who are here. very, very strong and brave women and we thank them especially for their testimony. pastor fu? anything? >> i think real change will depend on two factors. the most important factor is of course from inside china, i think despite the increasing persecution and perhaps the worst in two decades, in two decades in the last year. we still are hopeful. we are still seeing some signs of, it's not because of the any relaxation of the regime, but because of the growing rise of awareness and consciousness by the chinese people. look at what had happened to that village in the province and 50,000 people, when they were united and they were

either either tell lies or sort of accept the party line ignore or condone these lies how does this happen so that's kind of been the focus of my work over the last few years in writing the book the monster but also in my more recent work for the center for public integrity i'm doing a series called the great mortgage cover up which is really about what happened to the people who spoke up within the mortgage industry you know there's a lot of you have a lot of c.e.o.'s lot of their supporters in the fancher press who have said well how could we have known this is this was like a financial act of nature it just happened we was so unexpected but the truth is there were people working inside almost every one of these large institutions who at some point or another was were raising the questions or blowing the whistle and saying you know there's there's fraud here there's there's serious dangers going on this is going to crash the company this is going to hurt bars it's going to hurt the economy and. and the truth is that they weren't listened to and in many cases they were actively silenced a

li as well. when we express dissatisfaction with a policy or our government, we make it an editorial that's damning, we as politicians may come under some kind of press scrutiny that we might not welcome. but nothing, nothing, that even comes close to the consequences, the bad consequences that men and women who promote human rights face in china. i think americans need to become much more aware of the systematic use, there's no show trials, there's no due process of law in the people's republic of china. it's a dictator ship. yet both of your husbands spoke out boldly, knowing that there might be severe and long-lasting consequences to themselves and to their families. what motivates that kind of courage? because you have it as well. you bear the brunt and the scars of the dictatorship as well. >> if you could answer, why do they do it? where does the courage come from to speak out when the iron fist of the secret police is waiting with a baton and the implements of torture. i would note parenth

. >> and the father of lies has his sights on what you would think the father of lies, satan, would have his sights on. >>> and presidential pike. president obama shows once again that he's got them. president obama shows once again that he's got them. ♪ baby don't you want to go captioning funded by cbs >>> this the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, february 22, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. we begin overseas. where the embassy is locked down amid growing anti-american protests. the violent demonstrations began yesterday triggered by the burning of muslim holy books at nato's main base. the protests have spread to several afghan cities. it's reported that police opened fire on demonstrators today. the white house apologized for the inappropriate treatment of the religio international military assistance for the opposition forces in syria. syrian forces continue their brutal crackdown on the city of homs. activists say 30 people were killed there yesterday and 27 others were killed today in northern syria. it's unclear what role the u.s. would

. >> and the father of lies has his sights on what you would think the father of lies, satan, would have his sights on. >>> and presidential pipes. president obama shows once again that he's got them. president obama shows once again that he's got them. ♪ baby don't you want to go captioning funded by cbs >>> this the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, february 22, 2012. >>> good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i'm betty nguyen. we begin overseas. where the embassy is locked down amid growing anti-american protests. the violent demonstrations began yesterday triggered by the burning of muslim holy books at nato's main base. the protests have spread to several afghan cities. it's reported that police opened fire on demonstrators today. the white house apologized for the inappropriate treatment of the religious books. a top u.s. commander in afghanistan said the books were burned by mistake. >>> the u.n. nuclear experts who try to investigate iran's suspected nuclear weapons program says today that the iranians refuse to cooperate. the group from the international atomic energy ag

you know i think when we talk about lies and how lies survive i think about homer simpson and you know marge it takes two people to lie it one one person to lie to tell the lie and one person to believe it and the fact was during the mortgage boehm and really to the mortgage mania because of.

of lies. our region remembers whitney houston tonight. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- abc7ve and in hd, this is breaking news. " that breaking news is from new jersey, work with the houstons back home. the airplane just landed from los angeles. tonight with the music icon for the wasours after she in a hotel bathtub. her fans are waiting for her to arrive. we have extensive coverage for you tonight. a local of vigil was held in dupont circle tonight. >> while the plane was still in air, anybody who wanted to could pay their respects. a lot of folks did. i want to dance with somebody ♪ >> this man sets up this vigil dupont circle to remember her. many people stopped to take pictures, a sing-along, and remember good times. held hours after a death came in her out. authorities say it was a member of her staff that counter in the saturday in her hotel room at the beverly hilton. she was unconscious and under water. prescription drugs were found nearby, but it was not a large amount. authorities say it could

it lies almost as far north as anchorage in alaska. yet it is actually the fourth largest city in europe after moscow, london and paris. the reason st. petersburg is here is because of one man-- czar peter the great. 300 years ago, he chose this location on the neva river delta to build an entire new city. palaces and churches, boulevards, a shipyard rose out of the swamp. st. petersburg is a remarkable and amazing city. when peter the great selected this isolated site, it didn't seem to have a chance of surviving. but he wanted to find a place and provide both an outside port for russia so that europeanization of his country could begin in earnest. it was the only way he could see to reay modernize russia, and he succeeded. st. petersburg became the cultural center and the catal right up to the time of the revolution. narrator: after the 1917 revolution, st. petersburg was renamed leningrad, after the new leader, lenin. he moved the capital to moscow and decided the cultural heart of russia would instead become an industrial center. t

are lies protected under the first amendment?s is the same supreme court, by the way, that upheld others saying god loves dead soldiers. so i think at the end of the day, even though this is so emotional, can you imagine what alvarez did here, terrible, disgusting, but i think it's going to be a close vote. either 6-3, 5-4, affirming that the stolen valor act is unconstitutional. >> how about that, richard? people lie all the time of things that are of no real consequence except hurting somebody's feelings. is this a really slippery slope? >> yeah, and that's exactly the argument that was made here against the act, richelle, is that just a mere lie with nothing more should not be punished. in this case it's potentially punishable by incarceration. in 2012, it's ridiculous. this valor act -- i mean the integrity of the military, we all look up to the military and they have incredible integrity. if somebody lies about medals, that does not lower the integrity of the military. if somebody lies and fraudulently induces you into somet

look, the upshot is, you tell lies. and what you're saying is, is if you do something like you say, "no, i didn't throw quiche onto the conservatory roof," and really you did throw quiche onto the conservatory-- you're saying that's sarcasm, are you? yep. ohh, brilliant. sarcasm. yeah, yeah, that's sarcasm. ben: deion, where are you? mum: ben, i haven't finished yet! come back here, please! deion, i have to speak to ben for a bit longer. ben, will you please come back here? it's tough starting secondary school, eh, jake? i was, um... i was thinking about when i started secondary school. there were a couple of boys who picked on me. yeah, 'cause you were effeminate. no, not because i was-- dad, what's all this about you being a racist? what? where did you hear that? uh, well, susan bentley's brother goes to your school, and he reckons you're in trouble for being a racist or something. look, some-- some stupid parent has made some stupid complaint, but that absolutely does not make me a racist. okay, jake? okay. i mean, i

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it will be one year after the discovery of li's body. vanished from the parking garage on may 27th. prosecutors say esteban killed li because she was jealous of a relationship with esteban's ex-boyfriend. >> eps eps eps -- espn is taking heat because of a head line. >> and heading outside? we had a mix of clouds and rain today. leigh glaser has the forecast. >> alan: oscar sunday is next sunday. get live video from the red carpet and back stage by downloading the oscar app for iphone and ipad and get in on the0s scar buzz on twitter. >> alan: let's take a live look from sky 7. you're looking at highway 101 southbound traffic on the other side of the waldo tunnel. it's backed up to marin city because of that construction on the bay bridge there. pretty much everywhere into the city today suffering from a lot of congestion, folks. so, you don't need to drive, you might want to stay at home. >> alan: espn is apologizing for its webs headline containing a racial slur about basketball player jeremy lin. the headline erode "chink in the armor"

and the father of lies has his sights on what you would think the father of lies satan would have his sights on. a good, decent, powerful, influential country. the united states of america. if you were satan, who would you attack in this day and age. there is no one else to go after. other than the united states. >> stephen: that's right, folks. the only one satan is attacking is us. god's favorite country. all the bad stuff happening in the other parts of the world, starvation, genocide, slavery, that's not satan. so it must be god working in mysterious ways that we must not question. but raising the u.s. marginal tax rate on the top 1%, folks, that is why the certificate pent got into this game. satan loves big government. i mean what was the apple but the original food stamp. (laughter) >> stephen: rick knows, rick knows that the father of lies is coming for us in all his forms. lose ferr, beelzebubumephistophile, old rick, ol done b bama, that is why if rick is president he will do what no other president has had the courage to do, declare war on hell. it's simple. all we have to

to the media lied to new yorkers and lied to commissioner kelly what would you like to see happen in order for this kind of mentality to change and do you think that maybe some leaders within the police department need to go that have allowed to go on i absolutely believe one hundred percent that commissioner kelly and paul brown need to go that they are not fit to run the largest police force in the country i also believe that there needs to be an oversight mechanism put in immediately that does not only deal with the spying but deals with the stop and frisk on and deal with the harassment of journalist and the arrest of peaceful protesters and most recently in occupy wall street so these two guys have to go and there have to be an oversight mechanism immediately do you see that happening yes as a matter of fact there are some works right now between us some of the civil rights groups in new york that are going to be. presenting a oversight proposal that's going to be backed by multiple groups across new york city also we've seen mayor cory booker from newark new jersey demanding an

li? [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: so the lawyer has done so many good things in china and actually he still faced severe persecution and even my family suffered a lot from it and my daughter had to take the bus to go to school in the class. the police sit behind her and almost 24-hour surveillance for her. when we arrived in the united states, the first thing my daughter didn't choose to go to the school. she chose to go to the hospital because she suffered mentally. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: my children and i support the lawyer whole heartedly because what he did is right and we believe in righteous power in the world. >> translator: thank you. >> i think for my husband, firstly. we are a christian family. the key words in the bible, love. i think it's not just a feeling, but it's a commitment. for my husband, he thinks he needs to help the poor people to have a voice. so he did that. after the first persecution and for him and he started to think, why t

. >> there's true and there's true, you know, mark twain talked about lies and statistics and there's a whole other category which i think are political ads which are lies because mike murphy charged was pejoratively true. without the context, it's very misleading. dukak dukakis, that furlow program took place when he was senator. was that cogent as an administrating against him? is that really fair? i think they tend en masse to make the whole product category look pretty sordid, which is politics. >> political media consultants will tell you if you give them a couple of beers in them that they tell a lot more lies are told in positive ads than negative ads. i mean you can't -- i'm a family man, i love my country, i love puppies, i love christmas. those are not the demonstrable statements that can be checked and you can find someone torturing santa claus or something, you're not going to be able to disprove that, the facts are presented in these negative ads and occasionally, you know, maybe more often than not, you have people like john kerry and michael dukakis that are confident w

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. >> the father of lies has his sights on what you would think the father of lies, satan, would have his sights on. a good, decent, powerful, influential country, the united states of america. and satan has done so by attacking the great institutions of america, using those great vices of pride, vanity and senseual as the root to attack all these strong plants that have sowed deeply rooted in american tradition. >>> it was too much for stephen colbert to resist. >> if rick santorum is commander in chief, he will do what no other president has had the courage to do -- to declare war on hell. >> reporter: all that fiery talk could singe santorum at the wrong time. in arizona and mitt romney's boyhood state of michigan. >> let me introduce the comeback kid, mitt romney, the next president of the united states of america. >> reporter: michigan could well be romney's firewall. >> i care about michigan. this is personal for me. >> reporter: that may explain wise he's -- with the more religious appeal to conservatives, including a vow to pick a running mate. >> my vice presidential nominee