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or more of mahmoud ahmadinejad coming here tomorrow talking about nuclear safety and nonproliferation it's instead of a fertilizer bomb a nuke in one of these cars one of the other days. >> you sound like professor geraldo. you gave us a continuum people we had a case against. we had intelligence and we followed him. blue the whistle earlier in the case but we had to. on the other end of the continuum somebody picks up information some place on the internet puts the bomb has a gripe goes out there for any number of reasons. you heard a congressman say it's possible because the car was outside the truck was outside -- >> viacom. >> or could be a jihadist, could be a jihadist or could be somebody outside of the united states taking credit>> troubled times we live in. >> i would like to add to the discussion about the way you got lucky. is it luck or skill, ann? >> i was remarking in the green room i am glad it didn't happen in boulder, colorado or greenich connecticut. i am confident the new york city police will solve this. >> i am, too. >> the new york city police did a great job. we

bill: in new york, hello to iran's president, mahmoud ahmadinejad. arrives today in the big apple. he's here for a nuclear meeting. how he could use today's platform to push the agenda. we'll examine that. in minutes. uma: we're back with news from tennessee about a serious situation. entire neighborhoods are under water, this morning. and, a series of violent thunderstorms dumping 20 inches of rain across the south. at least 19 people in tennessee, this is -- mississippi and kentucky have been killed because of rain and possible tornadoes, and highways are now shut down, and, thousands of people have been forced to leave their flooded homes, in nashville, cumberland river is rising to record levels, today. and is expected to crest at 50 feet. the town of clarksville, the river topping flood stage, last night by more than 8 feet, and hundreds of people had to be rescued from their homes, and many lifted off their rooftops, by helicopters and tennessee's governor is saying they are bracing for more damage in nashville once the cumberland crests later today. bill: remarkable videotap

iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad is among those speaking this morning. his first remarks since president obama began advancing his nonproliferation agenda. other speakers today include u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton. you are watching live coverage now, here on c-span. >> distinguished delegates, could i ask you to take your seat? we are about to start. >> his excellency ban ki moon, secretary-general of the united nations, his excellency mahmoud ahmadinejad, president of the republic of iran, distinguished delegates. ladies and gentlemen, it is a great honor for me to declare open the 2010 review conference of the treaty of the in non- proliferation weapons. the onus of this has been from the chairman of the third committee, and the official from zimbabwe, has been delayed from flight connections. the review conference had been convened pursuant to article 8 paragraph 3 of the traitor and resolution 61-70 of december 6, 2006 of the united nations general assembly. this conference is the eighth review conference of the treaty and the third to be

i mean, mahmoud ahmadinejad is going out all anyway so i would like you to respond and again return back home. i will read my answer of the air. >> guest: the first is about a military attack on iran and the prisoner regime. there is this argument that if there is a military attack in iran it could have hard liners because the hard liners in iran like an external enemy to unite the followers at home and that there is an external threat so in the main protection of the national security they would crack down on the society and critics and the independent-minded people in the iranian society. also it could give an excuse for example a lot of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty and also perhaps they might retaliate in a blaze such as hezbollah, lebanon or hamas and palestinian. so i've heard these arguments and i think that there are hard-liners in iran who wouldn't mind some kind of military attack, not that would remove them from power of course because the number one thing is to remain in power but an attack that might aim at some of the nuclear sites but not remove the regime because t

jon: in the middle box, mahmoud ahmadinejad locked in a nuclear showdown with the u.s. and other world powers and right now he's gearing up to speaat the united nations, you will a-- he will address the topic of nukes. jane: an unprecedented rain event, killer thunderstorms giving way to major fears of flooding. in tennessee, the cumberland river is about to crest. take look at our newsroom, it's coming in there, from across the country, around the world. you know we'll bring all the details to you as soon as we get them. jon: first into the investigation into the attempted times square car bombing, police questioning the owner of the suv used in that failed attack, this as surveillance video now released shows the tens moments after street vendors alerted police to the suspicious parked vehicle. moments later that car began smoking and making poppingnizes, that's when officer wayne ratigan stepped in, ordering passengers to move away from the vehicle. officer ratigan says his nypd training kicked in instantly. >> everything happened so fast, there's not time to be scar

that guy right there, iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad.nukes are for energy but a former iranian revolutionary guard member says that's a lie and they're going to be with us next. first, the answer to the quote of the day. who says -- i have astigmatism. my old contacts would sometimes move and blur my vision. then my eye doctor told me about acuvue oasys for astigmatism. they work with the way my eyes move and blink, which helps them stay in place. so now, i'm seeing more clearly. [ male announcer ] for a free trial pair certificate, go to getacuvue.com. >> now we have the late e developments for you in the times square car bomb scare. new video released overnight shows the suspect, the alleged suspect moments before the chaos broke out. joining us right now, live from times square is our affiliate reporter from wnyw, jon huddy. good morning to you. you're right there where everything happened. >> yeah, good morning, steve. i apologize for my look. it's raining right now and i threw my umbrella down because i want to set the scene for you

. >> mahmoud ahmadinejad is expected to speak today at the nuclear non-proliferation conference.ind key moments from past speeches of mine that the c-span video library. watch what you one, when you want. -- watch what you want when you want. >> i am worried that new media is headed down the road toward that all -- bad public sector decisions. host: tonight, michael cops on the communicators. >> "washington journal" continues. host: bill richardson joins us this morning, in town for an event with other governors to focus on job creation. what is the employment situation like in your state? deposed -- guest: we are at about 8%, a bit less than the national level. not quite as much as other states. most of this headline says of the governor presses congress and job creation, what more do you want them to do? is that not enough? guest: the entire economy needs incentives. we want the congress to focus on job creation now they have completed their action on health care. this event in the chamber, basically the answer is what the states are doing, and of the federal government. and wh

. >> mahmoud ahmadinejad says he may know where osama bin laden may be. he says in d.c.may this in response to a claim that bin laden is living elsewhere. he claims bin laden and george bush were colleagues in the oil business and says mr. bush is harboring him. the white house is not responding to this accusation. >> investigators believe the suspect in a failed car bombing bought a gun to the bill months ago. michael bloomberg once terrorists suspected of being banned from buying guns. the task force began investigating faisal shahzad ins 2004. after becoming a u.s. citizen he moved his family back to pakistan. he has admitted he underwent bomb-making training. >>> the government issued a new requirement for airlines to check the no-fly list within two hours of changes. a check, the name of the bombing suspect, faisal shahzad, but the airline did not notice the notification that there was an addition to the no-fly list. authorities pull him off the jetliner and arrested him. >> conditions are cooling down, but they remain quite comfortable this evening. doug hill is he

mahmoud ahmadinejad sat down for an exclusive interview "good morning america, coke and he was asked about rumors that osama bin laden is living in iran. >> if you did note that osama bin laden was in tehran, would you show him hospitality? >> i heard that osama bin laden is in washington, d.c. >> no, you did not. >> yes, i did. he he was a colleague of mr. bush in the old days. mr. been lawton -- mr. bin laden ever cooperated with iran. >> he said iran will defend itself against any hostilities. >>> and look at these clashes in the streets of athens today. tens of thousands of greeks are protesting harsh new spending cuts aimed at saving that country from bankruptcy. some protesters threw rocks at police, who then responded with tear gas. meantime, a massive strike has paralyzed that country, stopping all flights, trains, and even ferries. the imf and others are giving billions to keep grease from toppling into financial ruin. >>> set to come here on abc 7 news at noon, a disturbing new details on the massive tylenol recall. and some new questions about the teenager taser that the p

on the question of iran and my meeting with president mahmoud ahmadinejad and his visit to kabul, afghanistan'sition is very clear from the very first day. we take care with their counterparts and neighbors. afghanistan is a partner and a friend with the united states. the united states is our greatest contributor to stability and reconstruction as the provider of 80% of the support that afghanistan receives. afghanistan's desire to engage in a strong and steady and long- term relationship with america is one that will express clearly -- that we will express clearly and publicly and repeatedly. we of spoken with their american counterparts from the very beginning that iran is our neighbor and a brother and we will not have the best relations with them. they have had contributions to the afghanistan reconstruction. we wish that afghanistan remains friendly to both. we don't want to be seen as a playground by our neighbors in any way. the united states has been very clear unsupportive and understanding of our position. this has been reflected in the discussions between us and the declaration and

or more of mahmoud ahmadinejad coming here tomorrow talking about nuclear safety and nonproliferations instead of a fertilizer bomb a nuke in one of these cars one of the other days. >> you sound like professor geraldo. you gave us a continuum people we had a case against. we had intelligence and we followed him. blue the whistle earlier in the case but we had to. on the other end of the continuum somebody picks up information some place on the internet puts the bomb has a gripe goes out there for any number of reasons. you heard a congressman say it's possible because the car was outside the truck was outside -- >> viacom. >> or could be a jihadist, could be a jihadist or could be somebody outside of the united states taking credit>> troubled times we live in. >> i would like to add to the discussion about the way you got lucky. is it luck or skill, ann? >> i was remarking in the green room i am glad it didn't happen in boulder, colorado or greenich connecticut. i am confident the new york city police will solve this. >> i am, too. >> the new york city police did a great job. we have

last year on the fox news channel about the alliance involving hugo chavez of venezuela and mahmoud ahmadinejad of iran. the notion that they come to venezuela and get trained and try tone territories the united states coming from central america and our boarder with mexico. and let's not forget the fact that we have to understand that our borders north and south can be utilized by would-be terror networks and imagine this sobering thought. if the narco terrorists of mexico teamed up with the islamh families sift fascists e world, it is a threat and one we should take notice. >> do you think he is tighe the plan together, the phoenix us of what jd is laying together and needs to be done. >> sounds like one of those scary novels that i read when i go home at night. i hope he is wrong. i think you probably hope you are wrong and i think we ought to keep focused on the threats that are real and, you know, try to keep a little calm here before we go across the line. >> craig? >> but susan, i'm not trying to in flame any one here. i'm talking about legitimate reported threats. fact, a month ago, 23

also mahmoud ahmadinejad is coming here tomorrow --. >> gregg: disaster in the gulf. president obama is in the gulf. he is getting a firsthand look to contain and clean up the massive oil spill contaminating the gulf of mexico. bp america, the company responsible for the slick, saying it does not know just how much oil has spilled and how much is gushing right now from the well or even when it will stop. the slick is roughly the size of puerto rico and growing. the currents are pushing the polluted water closer to the precious gulf coast minute by minute. here is what president obama had to say when he was in that region -- apparently we don't have that quite yet. we have fox team coverage, phil keating coverage k covering the president's visit. julie kirtz examining the federal response. rick riechmuth is forecasting the weather, going over the cleanup efforts. first to phil. how are gulf residents reacting to the president's visit? >> the one that did come out to the streets in southern louisiana, they did have some signs, thanks for coming. thanks for coming to vis

. >>> m ayou a now heading to the united states on his way to new york city to take part -- mahmoud ahmadinejad taking part on a conference tomorrow. >> juliet: as they are assessing the damage from this massive oil slick, the spill could have major consequences for towns near the shore lines. communities all along the gulf coast are bracing for the economic fallout from the oil that is coming their way. joining me now on the phone is the mayor of hope. >> it's great to be here and i hope i can shed a little light on the concerns we have. >> juliet: bobby vind al says he is starting to see the sheen hitting his coast. what are seeing right now when you look out on the water. any effects on the environment or coastline? >> we don't have any landfall in alabama, but the problem we see is simple thunderstorm came up. all the protection devices washed occupy the shoreline. that is our mainline of defense. i can only imagine when we get the sheen comes aboard. >> juliet: what kinds of ru talking about? >> all the booms around the coastline. we had a thunderstorm coming through and you saw the floodi

. >> reporter: one week after mahmoud ahmadinejad was in new york, u.s.icials say the regime in tehran is allowing al-qaeda members to come and go as they please. senior u.s. official tells fox there has been concern that some al-qaeda based in iran have moved to other places. tom sanderson at the center for strategic and international studies is an expert on intelligence and terrorism and says it isn't just low-level al-qaeda on the move. >> there is indications that there are low-level and high-level. so the high-level guys are of greater concern. >> reporter: in 2001 after the u.s.-led invasion of afghanistan, many al-qaeda leaders fled to iran and were arrested. but tracking al-qaeda there has been a major challenge, intelligence black hole. >> we know it's problematic for us. and it's always been a little murky as to exactly how closely the iranian regime was monitoring al-qaeda and managing their activity. but seeing this loosening up, that is not a surprise at all. >> reporter: conventional wisdom is the shiite regime is generally hostile to the su

a crowd heckling mahmoud ahmadinejad.heir message to the iranian leader. >>> >>> a long run for the space shuttle "atlantis." by the time astronauts return to the kennedy space center on wednesday, the shuttle will travel more than 120 million miles in its history of operation. today astronauts completed their last safety inspection before returning home. they use what's called an inspection boom to check for microscopic damage to the heat shield. this is the final mission for "atlantis." >>> with memorial day around the corner, nasa is showing off high-tech equipment that could save lives and already has actually. nasa goddard engineers pioneered the technology using satellites to locate people in distress. they teamed up with the cost guard and air force to reduce search times from hours to seconds. an unlike cell phones, the system works where there's no reception. >> a lot of them are under the misperception they will be able to use their cell phone they get in trouble. as long as the boat is floating and they are wit

. >>> our top international story tonight comes from mahmoud ahmadinejad. he said pretty outrageous things over the years but take a listen to what he told george stephanopoulos today about the whereabouts of osama bin laden. >> if you did know that osama bin laden was in tehran, would you show him hospitality? >> i heard that osama bin laden is in washington, d.c. washington, d.c. >> no, you didn't. >> yes, i did. he's there. >> you deny cats gorically he's in tehran today? >> rest assured that he's in washington. i think there's a high chance he's there. >> i don't agree, but thank you for your time, mr. president. >> ahmadinejad also insisted that iran will not back down on its nuclear program saying "we know how to defend ourselves." >>> our top political story tonight, signs that sea party candidates may not be the voters' cup of tea. two hard fought primaries yesterday went to mainstream republican candidates. ohio's race yet to be decided. the republican establishment not breathing a sigh of relief just yet. take a listen. >> three big states held pr

. >> mahmoud ahmadinejad od is scheduled to speak today at the conference on nuclear nonproliferationa lanky moments of his speeches at the cspan video library, every comment -- every video since 1987. >> eight governors talk about job creation, live coverage as the u.s. chamber of commerce gets underway this morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. this morning, we will talk with the new mexico governor bill richardson as the previous the summit hosted by the chamber of commerce which will examine the role of state in encouraging job growth and

at the united nations this week mahmoud ahmadinejad said there is no credible proof that his country has nuclear weapons. the united states and other western countries still suspect that the country could be using its uranium enrichment program to build a bomb. while ahmadinejad was in the u.s. he spoke with al jazeera english television and said both iran and the u.s. need to exercise restraint. >> translator: when we say we don't want the bomb we mean it. we're not afraid of anyone. if we want the bomb, we'll tell everyone that we want it. because we're simply not afraid. >> the u.n. security council is considering another round of sanctions against iran. >>> this morning we have a consumer alert. nissen is recalling vehicles because of a possible air bag hazard involving cars under the infinity brand. g 35 sedans, and g 35 coupes 2005-2007. there is a risk that the passenger seat air bag may not deploy during a crash. nissan says no injuries have been reported as a result. the automaker says it will provide federal safety officials with a full repair plan sometime this month and n

iran's president mahmoud ahmadinejad spoke at the u.n. today. he called the united states a bully.ar when he was in this country, he appeared on this show for a second time. and after this exchange, possibly the last time. do you agree that there was -- >> >> translator: if you bear with me -- >> larry: was there a holocaust? >> translator: you want to impose your viewpoint on me. >> larry: it wasn't a viewpoint. it was a question. how can you deny an obvious fact. what frus matrates me when i as simple question, all it can be is no, i don't think there was a holocaust. two days prior, we had breakfast. he says we always look forward to having you, we know it will be fair and wonderful. i say i look forward to it, too. will you acknowledge there was a holocaust, that 6 million jews were exterminated by the germans? >> translator: what does this have to do with palestine? >> larry: do you agree there was a holocaust? >> translator: allow me to raise a second question and you'll get your answer. >> larry: are you denying the holocaust existed. >> translator: you can't violate the rig

points remain, including afghanistan's continued warm relations with iran, whose president, mahmoud ahmadinejad, recently received a lavish welcome in kabul. >> we've also spoken with our american counterparts, from the very beginning, that iran is our neighbor and a brother, and we want to have the best of relations with him. we wish both countries the best. and if there is anything we can do to make things better, call us. >> ifill: another outstanding issue-- the afghan government's determination to work with elements of the taliban. karzai has invited those willing to lay down their arms to a "peace jirga," or conference. >> and it's these thousands of taliban who are not against afghanistan or against the afghan people or their country; who are not against america either, or the rest of the world; and who want to come back to afghanistan, if given an opportunity and provided the political means. >> ifill: the u.s. has added 30,000 u.s. troops to the force on the ground in afghanistan, in part, mr. obama said, to support that effort. >> the incentives for the taliban to lay down arms, or at

then, remarks from mahmoud ahmadinejad at the united nations in new york. we go live to the kentucky senate debate, courtesy of kentucky educational television. this is live coverage from lexington on c-span. >> i am bill goodman. we will talk with the u.s. senate democratic candidates. we have james buckmaster, jack conway, daniel mongiardo, darlene price, maurice sweeney. thank you for joining us. welcome once again to our kentucky today program. let me begin by asking you to give us a brief biographical sketch of who you are and what you do. how does what you do contribute to why you are running for the u.s. senate democratic nominee spot? >> i am a family doctor. i run a clinic for the uninsured. i have eight children. i have been watching them grow up and wondering what their future is like. . >> for all the candidates in this race, i the only one that was born into a working-class family. i grew up in a small apartment over a laundromat. my father dropped out of high school. i learned the daughter of hard work and faith in god at a young age. it was b

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. >>> first, we go to my interview with iran can president mahmoud ahmadinejad.d at one point that osama bin laden is living quietly in washington, d.c. hope to the powerful woman he called iran's enemy. you called secretary of state clinton, an enemy of iran. do you consider president obama an enemy of iran, as well? >> translator: i consider that there is a difference between mr. obama and mrs. clinton. but i'd like to ask, is mrs. clinton a friend of iran in your opinion, as an american? in your mind, do you think she's a friend of ours? >> i believe that secretary of state clinton is a friend of the iranian people. i believe that she is opposed to some actions of the iranian government, specifically the development of nuclear enrichment, which could lead to a weapons program in the future. >> translator: very well. we are friends of the american people. but if the united states or several thousand nuclear bombs, threatens others, interviews with others affairs, i would say this is actions we're opposed to. does this turn us into an enemy of the american peopl

[applause] >> iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad is scheduled to speak today at the un conference on nuclear non-proliferation. fine key moments from his past speeches on line at the cspan video library. it it has every programs in 1987. watch what you want, when you want. >> political primary debates are underway in several states and tonight, we will have live coverage of the democratic senate primary debate in kentucky. five candidates are running to replace the retiring senator jim bunning that starts at 8:00 eastern. at 9:00 eastern, a look at but california governor's race and the republican primary to replace arnold schwarzenegger the california state insurance commissioner is running against the former ebay personnel, meg whitman. the british election is may 6 and speak -- cspan is covering the three main party leaders as they campaigned to be the next prime minister. last week, the conservative party leader david cameron talked to students and visited a renewable energy research lab. you will hear reaction later from southampton university students and interviews with two br

. >> iranian leader mahmoud ahmadinejad is a job to speak monday at the u.n.s past speeches on line at the c-span video library. every program since 1987. watch what you want when you want. >> next, fourth circuit court of appeals judge robert gregory, talking about serving as the first african-american on the fourth circuit court of appeals. the new york city bar association posted this event in new york. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> good evening. thank you for coming, everybody. i am eric freedman, director of communications at the new york city bar, and we have a great program tonight. i just want to say a couple of things about that camera right there. that is c-span, and they will be videotaping the program, which is going to last about a half- hour. so, we ask that everybody tried to be quiet so that everyone can hear the speaker and that the video can pick up everything that is going on. and there is that room over there in the back if you need to have a conversation

we will hear from iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad, who spoke for 45 minutes. >> good morning, ladiesd gentlemen. in the beginning, of like to say a word about the statement by the secretary general. the secretary-general said that iran must expect -- except this and that the ball is in a run scored. i would like to tell you and inform held as well that we have accepted the fact from this part, and i would like to announce again that this is is accepted deal. we have thrown the ball into the core of those who should accept our proposal and work in cooperation with us. in the name of god, the compassionate, the merciful, all praise be to allah, the lord of the universe, and peace and blessings p.m. hon more common than his noble companion. grant him good health and victory and make his followers and those that test in his right foot -- right just as. mr. president, ladies and gentlemen, i thank the almighty god for granting an opportunity to have a dialogue on one of the key global issues of common concern. this review conference of the non-proliferation treaty is one of the most impor