even though martin america came out years later and say it vietnam was a mistake it did not take the pie from me. started to take the pill and i ferry for killing people when i went to vietnam i was a car courts rule and i believe what i was going over was the right thing and i was a good soldier but now i'm a soldier on the other side and i think i'm just as good. i sold my soul a long time ago i'm just here trying to come. to europe or all your. people west we want you free to go to prison i mean you're saying you're a war criminal brother i'm already in prison this is dangerous for chapter zero nine nine western north carolina hoping that this moment registers in everyone's mind that this is one of the total cost of war. the. six true test of who is a great war pull out of world war one wrote a line war was a fiend who stopped their clocks though we met him gram and k. and i know people who got their clock stopped so badly they never got beyond drugs . when the suicide whatever you want to cork and that happened to me and i think my clock was stopped for close to forty years befor

extravaganza will mean to the city's economy, revenue and cost, we welcome the dirkor of the america's cup 2013, stephanie martin. >> thank you for having me. >> for people who don't know, most people know it is about boats. the america's cup. give out thumbnail sketch of what it is. >> sure. it is oldest trophy in the international sport, 160 years old. the interesting thing about it, only four countries have ever won it. in the united states, the united states was the winner for 32 years. then it went away. now it is back to the u.s. since 19:95 so there a tremendous amount of tried -- 1995, is there is a tremendous amount of pride we should have about the cup coming home. >> but the cup is not from a country but boat? >> yes. the name comes from a boat named america. there is a replica of the first boat is now sailing in the bay in support of the cup. >> that is great. let's take a look at the pictures. that is worth a thousand words. we have video shot in new zealand. what is that? >> we are really going to be telling the story in a different way. it is about bringing the action to the fans. letting them see

. >> in the 1800's, charles dickens wrote a novel about his trip to america called "martin chuzzelwit." he mentioned his exposure to newspapers. we know that the "new york times" is biased. we know that the "economist" is biased. "wall street journal" is now horribly bias. we kind of adjust our lenses here when you read online and you do not know the person is, it is difficult to know whether it is legitimate or not. newspapers eventually disappear and are no longer published in print, so they are just competing with everyone else. how do we establish -- how do we know -- how to newspapers establish credibility? i saw this news reporter who put a piece on youtube about gavin newsom just walking away. so how did these organizations establish credibility? how are people able to see the problems with bias that will never come up? there is also a problem with advertisers, backers. a millionaire putting $500,000 or $1 million into a newspaper, and he will expect something in return. he may not want his coverage to be negative. so there are all these things. i wondered if anybody had any ge

america's cup event. >> hello. this is michael martin. he is the proud owner of all of the city's obligations under the america's cup. the hosting the new agreement,. you cannot tell by looking at him, but for a time he was a securities bond lawyer. so, we are recycling at our very best, just moving around. he actually joined the office of economic and workforce development, where he was most recently a project manager and most well known to commissioner foley. he has agreed to be here today so that you can meet him, engage with him, and most importantly hear about one of the city's obligations, which is to create and manage a people plan. as you know, there was a preliminary people plan as of march 31. you will recall that in the final version it is required to roll into part of the e i are by the end of september. >> that hit everything i had planned for my introduction. i am the america's cup project director. i really appreciated the directors reference to the owner of the city's obligations, because that is how i feel. in many ways i

america a lot of artists from. from a lot of country really ricky martin and ricky bliss is shakira different countries everywhere we most of them are from england and america. yes yes but because this is an anglo-saxon can also him or his or my. own terms some regions get fashionable like when i was from sweden here it was a full stop that's it. but. russians to save the world in years of course of shoes we should really ask. you something it's a little i would say though there were people sitting right here for from the russian the russian capital minister who talking about russians doing automobiles i think why should we do those i want to because i mean those ladders who are a joke let's to tax lives do airplanes so the same in pop music let's do cheap ass killer let's do our propelling wonderful music wonderful voices why should we try to beat americans in jazz or what are you sick i mean do you think we need and support should we need to do that you should for me i don't want to hear anymore you know something from eighteenth in russian radio stations i want to do something new modern and i am a young young bo

martin at the pentagon. thanks. when we come back, america'sher military heroes that keep the families together while dad or mom go to war. hi, dad. we need to talk. [ male announcer ] this intervention brought to you by niaspan. no, it's not about boys. it's about you. mom and i are worried about your health. yes, you're exercising, eating right, but the doctor said it's not enough. he's concerned about the plaque clogging your arteries. the doctor said you have coronary artery disease. he even told you about adding a cholesterol medicine that may help...niaspan. and you've done what? nothing. [ male announcer ] if you have high cholesterol and coronary artery disease, and diet and exercise are not enough, niaspan, along with diet and a bile acid-binding resin, is fda-approved not only to slow down plaque buildup but to actually help clear some of it away. dad, you have always taught me to push myself. now it's time for me to push you. [ male announcer ] niaspan is not for everyone, like people with stomach ulcers, liver, or serious bleeding p

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violence, "but we're saying that in this violent act, "america, based on the counterintelligence program, "had something to do with the murder of dr. martin luther king." and we're going to pretty much have a lot of subtle messages saying, "well, what if this happened to america? and this is how we feel." and i happened to be in hamburg, germany, when all of it was going down. and like i said, it was like--it was a highlight of my career, being that we played in arizona with u2 in sun devil stadium, no pun intended. you know, everybody was expecting the big p.e. show to open up for u2. and we played that song and then got off the stage. and by the next year, they voted in a dr. martin luther king holiday. my whole thing was saying that you can spur and you can trigger minds into not being so much asleep by using art, using song, to make them think progressively against what's wrong or what's ignored. oftentimes, when we're not heard or seen while we're in pain, you know, it's business as usual in america. and my whole thing is to say, "well, sometimes it can't be business as usual, because slavery was business as usual." and if you have t

falls, so sema, alabama, to the stonewall in and to this national mall where martin luther king shared his dream with america and forever changed the course of our history. today, thanks to all of those who had the courage to march and fight and speak out for freedom, there is no road that you can't travel. no future you can't create. no dream you can't realize. you are bound only by the limits of your imagination. the question for all of you graduates is, how will you use that freedom? don't worry if you don't have all the answers right now. your life, your career path will not be a straight line. when i graduated college, no one would have believed, least of all my professors, that i would start a media information company and later become the mayor of new york city. even my mother can hardly believe it. but as you think about your career, whatever you do, don't worry about mapping it all out. just don't play it safe. don't be the person who quits a startup company or a band before giving it a chance to make it big. don't be afraid to start over or change direction. the more risks you take, the happier you

martin was the lead for it. he is now working on the america's cup. we have staff still discussing things as esoteric to most of us as the death of the pipe, compared to the waste water levels. so we can bring that back to you and ask if this is an appropriate briefing here cost, and appropriate cost for the connection fees and capacity charges and for the developers, so you get a sense of what that might be. >> do you have any further comments? >> this is going to seem very complex, but your comments and questions were very good, so we think we can distill it down, so when we do our presentation to you, hopefully we can answer some of your questions. as the general manager stated, a lot of it comes down to what side of the legislature the costs actually come down on. that is the big decision you will need to make in two weeks. we will have that information for you in advance. >> is it too early to put together the dry utilities as well? i do not know what that means. i think it means the energy service, right? what it might mean for the puc to take o

. >> general martin dempsey set to become america's top military officer. nominate him to become the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff replacing admiral mike mullen when he retires in the fall. dempsey was just sworn in as army chief of staff last month. his nomination has to be approved by the senate. >> mike mullen will be with us in the next hour, after dominating general dempsey the president will head to arlington national cemetery where he will honor america's fallen heros on this memorial day laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. >>> one marine who gave so much and asked for so little is getting something back this memorial day. volunteers are building corporal daniel gaska and his family a new home. nearly three years after both of his legs were blown off by a roadside bomb in iraq, casey wian reports on a young man from texas who proves every day walking tall doesn't always require a healthy pair of legs. >> reporter: imagine changing your son's diaper in a crammed one bedroom apartment on prosthetic legs. two dozen surgeries make b

hackers have broken into the networks of america's biggest defense contractor lockheed martin. a spokesman for lockheed wouldn't discuss the threat but a source says the hackers were able to get through security systems by creating electronic keys similar to this one made by rsa security. it's not clear what data, if any was stolen. but lockheed and other military contractors store sensitive data on future weapons systems and military technology currently used in battle in iraq and afghanistan. coming up next, the delays you're likely to encounter this memorial day weekend if your travels take you across the bay. and the great skiing conditions in the sierra during what's supposed to be the unofficial start of summer. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> crossing the bay may require a bit more patience this weekend. some even say a boat. detours on the bay bridge as well as bart repair work on the transbay tube will result in delays. abc 7's laura anthony explains the work and the impact. >> whether by train. or car. in between the east bay and san fran

hackers have broken into the networks of america's biggest defense contractor lockheed martin. a spokesman for lockheed wouldn't discuss the threat but a source says the hackers were able to get through security systems by creating electronic keys similar to this one made by rsa security. it's not clear what data, if any was stolen. but lockheed and other military contractors store sensitive data on future weapons systems and military technology currently used in battle in iraq and afghanistan. coming up next, the delays you're likely to encounter this memorial day weekend if your travels take you across the bay. and the great skiing conditions in the sierra during what's supposed to be the unofficial supposed to be the unofficial start of summer. ♪ [ female announcer ] wake up to black silk from folgers. bold flavor. exceptionally smooth. >> crossing the bay may require a bit more patience this weekend. some even say a boat. detours on the bay bridge as well as bart repair work on the transbay tube will result in delays. abc 7's laura anthony explains the work and the impact.

. >>> later this morning, the president will announce his pick to lead america's military, general martinempsey. we're going to speak with the man he's expected to replace as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen. >>> talk about a bad catch. watch this dad drop his daughter, oops, while trying to catch a foul ball. what was he thinking? i say it's genetic. how did his daughter react? george, defend your sex. >> it's just impossible. >> no decent mother would do that. >> and he didn't get the ball. >> oh. >>> we begin with president obama's visit to joplin, missouri, yesterday. devastating tornado hit last sunday. in an emotional speech, he praised the people of joplin for their response to the tragedy and promised to do all he could to help that shattered city heal. matt gutman is live there this morning. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, george. this was the president's first stop. this home belongs to hugh hills. a supply 85-year-old who rode out the storm in the closet with his chicken pot pie. one of the reasons the president might have come here

america's defense industry under cyber attack. lockheed martinng tenacious hacker attack on the computer network but no employee, customer data compromised. they're the larmest defense contractor. according to the "wall street journal," pentagon says cyber attacks originating overseas could be seen as act of war. >>> get ready to play more to play games on playstation. in a move they describe as first, actvision plans to start planning a fee for playing call of duty. it would include extra content and some features would be offered for free. >>> move over apple. the intel ultra book on its way. unveiling a new laptop less than an inch thick. it costs less than $1,000. fighting back against the ipad and mac book. we had a higher close for stocks before the memorial day holiday. speculation the european union will come through may add to optimism. >>> diamonds used to be a girl's best friend. as fiance look for the best ring, they are going for sapphire instead. kate middleton sapphire ring and jessica simpson's combo ring among a trend-setter. i'm

martin in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture america's number one public enemy is dead with osama bin laden eliminated from our most wanted list we still need to remain a war in the middle east plus the g.o.p. initially praised president obama for his accomplishment of capturing bin laden killing him that didn't last long either giving credit to george bush and his former torture tactics which actually delayed our getting been lost and sadly enough it's gone from birth to death or worse even with confirmation from the white house many are still doubting the doubt that will solve a lot so it was dragged out into a demand of a corpse reveal. you need to know this bin laden is depp so will our next will our foreign wars be next as in to die to stop more and more democratic lawmakers are lining up to say yeah it's time to get out of afghanistan congressman barney frank said the single biggest reason we went into afghanistan was to get osama bin laden at in kill osama bin laden deprives people who wanted to stay in afghanistan for other reasons of the argument that we would be le

america's cup. a round of applause. [applause] she is my boss, too. mike martin, who is heading the city effort to coordinate all this. critical role at this point. thank you. christina from the golden gate yacht club, which is the owner of the contemporary, but we hope long-term owner of the america's cup. and lazarus from the port commission is here. charles schulz -- charlotte schulz. thank you. wonderful to have you. dan is here from nancy pelosi's office. we appreciate that. i think that does it for the vip's -- oh, who did i? kimberly from the port commission. all right, with that, there are two supervisors who played a key role in making this happen. while we got an 11-0 vote, and i know everybody gas when they hear that the board of supervisors voted 11-0, it was through the extraordinary efforts of many supervisors, but two played a key role. i'm going to introduce the first right now, and that is the president of the board of supervisors, david chiu. supervisor chiu: thank you. first, and like to thank everyone for wearing orange today. i feel sorry for los angeles. i feel honored to be part of this world-cl

america defense industry under the cyber attack. lockheed martinhe computer network. no employee or customer data was compromised. the pentagon says cyber attacks originating overseas could be seen as an act of war. this morning, it's all about greek. getting cash from the european neighbor to deal with the debt crisis. in the silicon valley index is trading up. monday, june 6. big day for apple. steve jobs will make a rare public appearance as part of a tome to unveil the next generation software live at the developer conference monday. at the keynote address watch for new version of iphone and ipad software. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news. >> thank you. >>> 6:46. the space shuttle "endeavor" is heading home late today due to land in florida at 11:35 p.m. our time. and commander mark kelly will head for a reunion with his wife, wounded arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. abc's john hendren has the latest. >> reporter: "endeavor's" time mission is winding to a close. the space shuttle is heading home. the v

[cheers and applause] [applause] >> for more information on book expo america, visit bookexpoamerica.com. >> well, st. martins press is an imprint of the mcmillan company and the publishers annual convention, is st. martins, and we're joined by the publisher matthew sheer. i want to talk to you about the upcoming books, and i want to start with christine o'donnell. >> okay, we're publishing this book called troublemaker, and it's a terrific book about her life and how she got to where she is and talks very much about her philosophy, how she got involved with the tea party, her whole delaware election, and some of the problems that happened during that election as well as what her vision of america is, and we're coming out with that in august. >> now, do you see her after working with her on this book, do you see her running for office again? >> i think that she is keeping her options open as other possibilities in the future, yes. >> another conservative author you're publishing this year is pat bucanan. >> uh-huh. we published her for years and years. it's called suicide of a superpower, and it is exactly wh

hours a day if that were to be stopped and if america were to stop printing currency well i could at least financially collapse for three fifteen moscow time martin dot com is the place to go for all we're covering and a lot more perspective what the analysis from a local news story thinks is the time to tell you about here on the internet and israeli attack is kicked out of russia accused of spying we've got the inside espionage investigation online on our web site check it out like to see. russia's earth man in charge of his booted out a story of progress today find out why the upper house speaker was just too loud for. a few. fish. if you. can. this is r.t. from moscow polish and russian investigators have met to discuss closer cooperation in solving the air crash that killed president kaczynski and ninety five others over a year ago at their meeting in moscow they also arranged for documents and other evidence to be handed over to warsaw parties katrina following developments for. the interstate committee has completed its report and handed it over to the polish side earlier this year but the investigation isn't actually fully completed we do

martin luther king. that is just america's way. host: jack joining us from houston. is the war on terror over? caller: no. i do not believe so. we may have taken a good step, but i do not believe it was handled well. the information on those this is -- those disks is very valuable. we do not want to let it adversary know that there code -- their code is breached. we should have gone in in error -- arab garb. we have not made good use of our assets. we should have tried harder to split the factions. we should have done it earlier. host: thank you for the call. we will come back to this issue in a moment. we will switch to presidential politics. this speech that we covered yesterday of the former china -- former ambassador to china. jon huntsman, the former ambassador to china and former governor of utah, will be speaking in new hampshire. the peace -- piece says -- is more with jon huntsman yesterday at the university of south -- here is more with jon huntsman yesterday at the university of south carolina. >> anticipation, not anxiety. the prospect for breakthroughs and conquering human disease

sir martin sorrell does business in more than 100 countries as ceo of the wpp group, he talked to me about the opportunities and challenges in latin america. he gave up his view of the ad game, business and commercial appeal in brazil. >> it's a young population. its age base is very different to what we see. china everybody focuses on. but actually because of the one-baby policy which is under review in some ways, that's created an older population. india is a younger population. russia, the other brick is an aging population, 145 million people with -- although people are tending to live a little longer in russia, there is a real health issue there. so a young population. a burgeoning what they call c class here, which is a lower middle income class. so for example the retailers like casas bahia or magazine luisa which are low and middle class retailers have blossomed. ponte frio a few months ago. you're seeing the growth of retail and consumer products in a lower, lower middle class that is growing extremely rapidly. the other thing is when president lula took power, we saw a basic shift in trade. the united states used to account for

martin. >> arraszando el astro boricua. le gusta ver despierta amÉrica muy peculiar. >> se trata de fernando cruz, mejor conocido como serruchini, que a... es el Único que lo hace. >> pongo el mango con la mano, lo pongo con las piernas al dorso de las rodillas y con la mano izquierda, porque soy diestro, con la mano izquierda toco las puntas de abajo y con el dedo gordo hacia arriba. >> flechatonista que nunca afina su serrucho basta que estÉ temblada la hoja de metal para que suene como violÍn. >> eran picadazos. como buen joven y todo eso apasionado de la mÚsica y ya despuÉs le fui bajando a 4 horas diarias, y ahora que lo domino y sueÑo con Él, es mi fiel compaÑero y mi viejito. >> en su amplio repertorio, serruchini interpreta no menos de 400 melodÍas. todo se puede y nada tiene lÍmites. >> lo mÁs increÍble es que no sabe leer mÚsica y es 100 % lÍrico y su gran sueÑo es presentarse algÚn dÍa en el palacio de bellas altes de mÉxico. >> quÉ increÍble. >> y le faltan dos dientes. >> es una buena alternativa. sÁcate la guitarra. cuál guitarra? el serruc

martin scorsese's movie gangs of new york. this relates to the fact that in many cities of america in the 1840s and '50s, especially as irish immigration increased, it is not much different than the way belfast was in 1970s and early 1980s with protestant and catholics fighting each other. if you'd walked down the streets of philadelphia, if you walked on the streets of new york in 1850s, and asked somebody well, what is the most pressing problem facing america at this time, they would've told you it's the sectarian conflict, the fact that the catholics are trying to take over, trying to take over america. and as a rumor that the pope was going to come and establish headquarters in cincinnati. [laughter] >> why cincinnati, i don't know. it would seem the pope would have better sense than that. [laughter] but nevertheless, this was, this was the rumor. is going to establish his headquarters at the jewish hospital in cincinnati. [laughter] you get this connection, there's a conspiracy. and americans love conspiracies. this was part of the conspiracy. so so far we have nothing about slavery, right? .. >> and here he is, a cartoon, which s