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tom and marcie came in and said, "here is what we want to do. we want to do a family comedy showing bill cosby, and the premise is this, there is a war going on in american living rooms. it is between parents and kids. this is the story about a man who refuses to lose that war." we went, "that works for us. let's work this out. " we were in the negotiation. we said yes. we are in negotiation, and they went, "hmm, maybe we can do better elsewhere." they went over to abc, and abc did not better. where we were negotiating, in a panic, i got a telephone call from business affairs saying, "yes, we are going to let this go." and i said, "you have got to put more on the table." and we did. we sealed a deal for a pilot. and the writers, , and marcy and bill, and really, that was the only other place it was exposed. abc. they blinked. we closed the deal, and the rest was history for abc. tavis: i want to ask one more question that i think i can better illustrate. so the "cosby show" is universal. he owns the landscape. he owns the entire network landscap

police forces here at home and could they soon be hovering over a backyard near you to discuss this marcy wheeler author and blogger at mt weil joins us now welcome r.c. so first want to talk about what these are. well there are big limbs and they are capable i mean i think one of the big concerns about them is they're capable of staying up in the air for five days at a time probably for less money to run than the drones that police station police stations around the country are ready buying and that means they might be more popular there and they can be outfitted just like drones can i mean they can be outfitted with all of the high level sensors that we're seeing with drones overseas and that we probably are seeing beginning to see. operating in civilian airspace just starting this year reportedly as training. we also just today got information from the air force that they can't target you and i personally but if they incidentally collect information on you and i they don't want to get rid of that so once you add these sensors and these high level cameras on to blimps or drones that inf

. >> marcis, joe, this is absolutely right.ed language intentionally night after night in this most basically brutal manner. >> absolutely. even when hannity talked about black liberation theology, he doesn't understand that came out of latin america to try to oppose the injustices that were institutionalized within the catholic church. and for african-americans who it is historically known fact that we suffered under the leg ga si of slavery. that monument with dr. king's face on it. when you have deep morals like the african-american community, you've got to try to find ways to wrestle with your religion. i think they go down the wrong route, don't use race, don't use religion because you're going to lose it on this one because your morals are at stake yourself, the gop. >> indeed. marcis a marc marcisa and joe thank you for joining us. >> we will not go back to the '50s in social policy, to the cold war in our foreign policy, and to the policies of the last administration in our economic policy. we love gardening... yeah, bu

because although it was a tough championship i'm going to is really hard to beat to marci you know we were close in every discipline but i managed to cloy this important victory and i'm so glad that it was the. first time in a row russia finished with the gold and silver in the manse individual event at the world championships as well as adding another two silvers and a bronze in different disciplines militant is aware that with more than forty countries taking part it was an exhausting championships and were repeated last year's results so we're satisfied in the optimistic about the long term games. russia are one of the headingley patients in the sport and their dominance at these world championships bodes very well for podium finishes at the london olympics because they about out of archie. i think.

francois hollande and germany's angela merkel are pledging to help greece stay in the euro more for marcie's peter all over and girl it. what we're seeing though at the moment is the new french president francois hollande and german chancellor angela merkel have both about see put their political differences behind them and try and work to sort out the problems in the eurozone namely those problems with greece now that came following the much anticipated meeting here in lynn now the greek president is be meeting with the country's political leaders as they try and hash out a caretaker government this comes after they were unable to form a coalition government following recent elections they'll have to hold fresh elections next month in order to try and establish a government in the country after meeting with the heads of the greek central bank the greek president has said that the banking system in greece is weak however he has warned against panic but this comes after almost a billion u.s. dollars has been removed from greek banks in recent recent hours over the past twenty four hours or so

they choose not to throughout the trial at this point this is kind of a nuance take this is something marcy wheeler who is a guest on my show wrote about her and we all and she was looking at the judgment handed down when it came to this case that chris hedges and number of other people against the obama administration saying at the n.d.a. which includes this provision that allows for. the indefinite detention even of u.s. citizens was unconstitutional and so they kept asking the government can you promise that these people here that the plaintiffs will be detained based on what they do based on interviews perhaps that they've done with people abroad that might be members of a terrorist organization but they're journalists that should be protected speech and the government refused actually answering those questions now they're kind of coming out and trying to trying to be more specific in saying that no as of yet these people section ten twenty one wouldn't apply to them if they're telling the truth or not the whole truth but one of the people there brigade to john's daughter she is from wi

welcome to the i want to show will you get the real headlines if none of the marcy are coming live out of washington d.c. alone has the night off my name is christine for sound and tonight we'll speak with former chief of staff to colin powell colonel lawrence wilkerson on simmering tensions with iran and on the eve of going public the facebook backlash is in full force so we'll talk to the founder of a social networking alternative one that keeps your personal information safe and then we'll speak with chris hedges plaintiff in the suit the cause of federal court judge to overturn the indefinite detention provision of the n.d.a. just last night i have all that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media decided to miss. over once we can think shows like law and order or even judge judy but there's something about drama in the courtroom that seems to captivate american audiences sometimes it's tearful witnesses sometimes it's those closing arguments that hit home there's the suspense is the jury deliberates even if at

welcome to the alone or shall we look at the real headlines with none of the marcy come alive in washington d.c. now tonight we're going to take a look at the president's speech last night in afghanistan.

welcome to the alone a show where you get the real headlines with none of the marcy come alive in washington d.c. now tonight we're going to take a look at the president's speech last night in afghanistan and the strategic agreement that was cite and the really ending the wars obama says or just a halfway effort to appease critics on all sides then actions taking place across the country yesterday as part of may day occupy protests were for the most part peaceful but media coverage focused on vandalism and anarchist elements so do these tactics hurt the movement that was yesterday tell us about the efforts of the ninety nine percent we're going to debate on that topic we'll have all of that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media decided to miss. yesterday as you know if you were watching our coverage was made not only were there marches around the world celebrating the international workers day but the occupy movement also called for a national general strike a day of action and conveniently on the same day we saw the mains

marcie gonzalez of our new york station, wabc joins us now with the breaking details.ing, josh. this man has not been named as a suspect yet but could very well end up being charged with murder in the disappearance of etan patz here on this block in 1979. "the new york times" is reporting that the man being questioned is named pedro hernandez. he owned a convenience store here in soho where patz disappeared taken into custody in his new jersey home yesterday and we're also told he made statements implicating himself. police now saying they are cautiously optimistic. he could be linked to this case. this comes after a tip last month led investigators to a basement here in soho, but after days of digging, no human remains were found. the nypd is expected to release more information about this person of interest later today. that is the latest live here. we'll send it back to you, josh. >> marci gonzalez in new york, we'll have more details as they become available. >>> the other big story, a fire on board a nuclear submarine has been ex-tinge i shall with the. crews from

. >> in ohio, dennis kucinich lost to one of his best friends in congress, marcie captor after the districtse. in illinois, done manzulo and adam kinkinger faced off. controversy when eric cantor endorsed freshman kinsinger over ten-term manzoulo. >> i equate it to two brothers being locked in a room and saying only one can walk out. i didn't enjoy the process. >> in iowa, steve king's reliably red district eliminated. now 45% the former constituents and 55% new people in the new four congressional district. he faces well-known advantageer vilsak wife of the former governor in what is expected to be a tough challenge. >> i'll spend more time in the new district, less time at home. it's grassroot and getting the know people in the community to build that network. where you just are to know people. >> states like illinois were redrawn, to benefit the democrats, the north carolina is expected to benefit republicans which leads the experts to believe this fall redistricting will likely end up being awash. >> it is going to more or less lockdown many of the republican gains of the big sweep elect

. >> hi, marcy getland, i've been to burma twice. give the pace of -- given the pace of these reforms that seem to have done a complete about face. there's been criticisms that the motives of the hundred that and the generals are suspect and also, and i've heard this even from burmese friends of mine here in new york. the fact that aung san suu kyi was out of sight in a way for all those years that perhaps her relevance to any change is -- one might question her relevance to any change that is going to come or has come thus far, and i wonder if you could comment on those two aspects. >> well, i think one has to have great respect for anything that the burmese say about the situation as opposed to us non-burmese commenting on it. i mean, it's true that she was out of the picture for ages and ainges, and when -- ages, and when she emerged, she'd never used a mobile phone, and she had no idea what twitter was. um, i think she's caught up. she's been working hard to catch up. working hard is the one thing she knows how to do, is so the o

he left a brother, michael, michelle, and valerie, and marcy and chad, a total of six children.litary and he thought what he was doing was good for his country the he followed orders. i did when i was in vietnam. we did what weapon told or asked to do. you know, that's, matthew, he's, gosh, it is just 29 years old, and he had a lot of life left in him that was taken from him. but he did, he served the country and it was, he was just an amazing guy like my brother. >>gregg: do you think their sacrifice the are sufficiently remembered? >>guest: no, but i do think the education center will. this one they are putting over by the wall, it is going to personalize everything at the vietnam, and that is what is great about that. a lot of people do not know about that, the education center. >>gregg: this is the center for the vietnam veterans memorial. to our viewers if you want to do something, that is a, something you can contribute to, they can use more money for the education center there as well as homes for our troops which is another great organization and, of course, we know it w

then, marci will talk about the economy and the debt ceiling. ipor, on facebook's stock and the company's lobbying efforts on capitol hill. washington journal begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern with the news, your phone calls and e- mails. >> when people are saying to him, don't take the vice presidency. white now you are a powerful majority leader. do not take of vice-president seed. you will not have any power. johnson says power is where power goes. meaning i can make power in any situation. nothing in his life previously makes that seem like he is boasting. that is exactly what he had done. >> sunday night, the conclusion of our conversation with robert caro. his multi volume biography of the 36 president, sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> even though job opportunities are scarce, it is not for nothing that you have spent this time preparing. jerry falwell senior observer to do not determine a man's greatness by his talent or well, but rather by by what it takes to discourage him. america and need your talent and skill. >> it is up to you to right w

and then i recall being called in our office by a gentleman saying, marcy, you know, up the street from me a woman has moved in with a man and she's an immigrant from russia, and my wife and i believe she's being beaten but she's not a citizen. what can we do? how can we help her? this was years ago. this was a few years ago. and i think of these cases that have come across during my period of service, and i know how important the violence against women act is to reduce domestic violence in our country and give women and give individuals a place to go, and even today, since 1994, we know that domestic violence has dropped more than 50%. however, the other 50% is still there. and i see this sadly in the regions that i represent, and i'm not alone. but there's still a lot of people that don't know where to go. i recall one time traveling with then congresswoman and now secretary solis, hilda solis. we went to a shelter with a gigantic fence around it to help the women in the border communities for the violence that they were enduring and so i want to thank congresswoman edwards for thicki