joining me now, missy ryan, thank you for joining me, missy, missy, at what point did you realize you were being held captive? >> well, thank you for having me. it was sort of an odd situation, because to begin with as a reporter in gadhafi's tripoli, we didn't have very much freedom even before the sort of climax of the military campaign over the past few days. we were generally kept from reporting freely, we were only allowed out on sort of government-organized trips, but things really did take a turn for the worst around august 13, when the coastal highway towards tunisia, the only way in and out of tripoli was cut off, meaning journalists who were there couldn't leave, but it didn't seem like a crisis situation until last saturday when rebels entered tripoli and the heavy fighting began, and at that point, the government officials who had been sort of watching over us melted away. the hotel staff disappeared, and suddenly we were in a big empty hotel in a government-controlled area with only a number of armed gadhafi volunteers who were prohibiting us from leaving. >> when you say

let's now go to missy ryan from reuters. te us about where you are and what you're seeing. >> i am among about two dozen foreign journalists at the hotel where we have essentially been confined since the beginning of the conflict. we have been under the watchful eye of government minders for months now, but most of those people seem to have melted away in the last 24 hours when it became clear that rebels were entering the city. the mood has changed dramatically in the last two .ays th the confidence of the gaddafi government has folded when it became clear the rebels were more orgized and people expected and they were met with little resistance. host: we are hearing reports of explosions around the gaddafi compound. it sounds like the rebels have reached that area. what are you watching to see happen? >> we also have reports there are tanks around gaddafi's headquarters. if there is going to be a last stand, this is where it will happen. what remains to be clear is how much precision there is amongst the military and how wi

host: missy ryan reports for reuters in tripoli. thank you.ack to our question as far as independentss and how you see the 2012 campaign so far. caller: i discovered that i was an independent when i realize that with the exception of richard nixon, who i never voted for, i have voted least once for every person who has been president, since i cast my first vote for john f. kennedy. looking back on that and wondering why that is so, i realized that finding yourself labeled as a democrat or republican or a liberal, it sometimes causes you to get yourself into a box. i like to be able to assess each ticket, the individuals on it, the issues, to try to take that into account in terms of what we can no at the time. i did vote for barack obama. i recall seeing colin powell saying he would cast his vote that way. i had approximately the same reasons. i really thought that he was the right person at that time. i was impressed with his thoughtfulness. my primary disappointment has been that i think was too optimistic, that the system and the politics a

championship you know we had one of the best forward units in the league and despite the fact that missy which has still to kneel down and police in their territory they doubled in this league a medal holder is aiming to become a nice and in one sleeve is denied to scoring close to russian championship his name and i both. another football newsgroup been manager of the day of says his side have an extremely tough task in qualifying for this season's champions league they've been drawn against french side leon in the playoffs days with their place in the lucrative group stage at stake the first match takes place on the sixteenth in france with a return leg on the twenty fourth of august in cars than elsewhere are so we're facing he asked i do naisi find me to compete for or against here it was dutchmen i see twenty girls play then. and in the europa league playoffs rounds but moscow placed the asia warsaw that document in austria had been drawn against his sides the narva and second tier russian side islandia will travel to the side for the first leg of that tie against be played on augus

he had his girlfriend, missy he hand, live anything a bedroom next to him. she had her girlfriend, lorena hickok, living next to her this white house together. the american public didn't, obviously, know any of this. but the fascinating thing about the story is that missy lehan, franklin's girlfriend, lorena hick cock -- eleanor's -- turned out to be essential to helping these two great figures become great heros. it's an essential piece

matches for the german powerhouse before leaving the club spells a more human noon break would fall with missy rich finally settling it was born and alongside his can bear true dad inject and graffitti from brazil led the needs to an inaugural league title in two thousand and nine that season he was considered one of the best to take in midfield players and europe however in twenty two and the playmaker left the club for gold to survive turkey where he made only nine appearances if falling out with manager george led him to deny him a moscow. it's a big club the traditional club in russia over big ambitions for your say and in front. of kevin gorani and to tell me all the best to have a fantastic base. and one yeah maybe to win something in the future play for the us live for under eighteen national side where he lined out with pneumonia and then colossal each and despite his german place of birth the twenty nine year old midfielder place for bosnia and herzegovina in fact he is the most capped player in the state's history and like many serbs who play in russia he feels comfortable here. very

even chip if you didn't have one of the best food units in the league in this point the fact that missy richer is still tuning the only police in the double being this legal middle holder is enim to become i'm lisa. is dinner. cruise through national championship. in richie good luck to him now ruby manager called on the day of says his side have an extremely tough task in qualifying for this season's champions league they've been drawn against french side leon in the playoffs stage with their place in the lucrative group stage at stake the first match takes place on the sixth think of all this in france with the return leg on the twenty fourth of all best in case than elsewhere arsenal of a silly ass side naisi by munich have been drawn against called dutch men f.c. twente they played benfica well in the europa league playoff round spot that moscow will face leisure warsaw a locomotive moscow have been drawn against the back east side an hour and second tier russian side lanny will travel to turkey side to sheets this for the first leg of their type against to be played on the eighteen

help the g seven group of the most industrialized nations are also valid to support financial support missy and welcomed what it called decisive actions taken in the u.s. and europe but financier and author patrick youngs is the easiest to change tack immediately. and let's try and understand both sides of the numbers here the italian government one point it trillion euros now that means nothing to anybody but that is bigger than the total government debt of our land for two golds and greece put together before the end of this year it will lead needs to sell bourne's debt which is equivalent to the whole of the greek government bond market in other words all of the greek debt that we've been talking about for weeks and weeks and weeks is being. italy is huge need is just a true big to manage to in any way be rescued in the way that other economies have so far been bailed out by the e.u. what the euro zone needs to do is completely rethink the approach that they currently have which i'd actually a completely new approach some time by september october or maybe november we are in severe dange

dinner would have one of the best food units in the league and despite the fact that missy rich has still to nail down in policing the double be in this league a medal holder is aiming to become a me some wide sweep is. close to russian championship concern about. another football usually rubin manager kapan but they have says his side have an extremely tough task in qualifying for this season's champions league they've been drawn against french side leon in the play off stage with their place in the lucrative group stage at stake the first match takes place on the sixteenth of august in france for the return leg on the twenty fourth of august sinkers than elsewhere arsenal will face city our side in a.z. by munich have been drawn against. twenty eight played benfica. europa league play off france part of moscow will face neither warsaw lokomotiv moscow has been drawn against the back east side sparked another and second tier russian side al-ani will travel to turkey for their first leg against the games to be played on aug eighteenth with the return match is a week later. that it is just

let's now go to missy ryan from reuters.l us about where you are and what you're seeing. >> i am among about two dozen foreign journalists at the hotel where we have essentially been confined since the beginning of the conflict. we have been under the watchful eye of government minders for months now, but most of those people seem to have melted away in the last 24 hours when it became clear that rebels were entering the city. the mood has changed dramatically in the last two .ays th the confidence of the gaddafi government has folded when it became clear the rebels were more organized and people expected and they were met with little resistance. host: we are hearing reports of explosions around the gaddafi compound. it sounds like the rebels have reached that area. what are you watching to see happen? >> we also have reports there are tanks around gaddafi's headquarters. if there is going to be a last stand, this is where it will happen. what remains to be clear is how much precision there is amongst the military and how wi

how much longer this war would go on, and at what price we were willing to pay to ak kccomplish what missiand president obama has taken a reasonable stance which is, and it has been on the advice of some of his military commanders which is that reducing american presence there in order to leave a quick reaction force that can address terrorism threats such as al qaeda or the taliban starts to regain control of to country is in the interest, we don't needily need to have over 100,000 forces of troops there indefinitely for an ambiguous mission. >> do you think that congress could be improved if there were more people who fought for this country, and if they were there making these decisions? >> you bet. absolutely. that is actually what one of votevets.org, and you mentioned i'm one of those organizations, and that is the central mission is to get vets of iraq and afghanistan to be elected into office. we want them to make decisions about the military to be making decisions which would be unique and helpful for the country and the service members. >> ashwin, thank you so much, again, it is

otherwise why be miserable and be missy about everything. >> given the way you've been able to rebuildour life very successfully, i think, and you seem happy to me, probably the way you haven't been for quite awhile, i would think, not to be impertinent that i would know how you've been. but just from what i can gather. what would you wish for charley? >> i just want him to be a very healthy person. i want him to be there healthy for his kids and for himself. >> do you have an optimism that he might sort himself out? >> i do. he's a survivor. if anyone can pick themselves up, make a huge comeback, it's charlie. >> i think you're right. it would be nice to see that. >> he will. >> it would be nice to see him make a success of rebuilding himself in the way that you have, i think. >> oh, well, thank you. >> been a pleasure to meet you. >> thank you. nice to meet yurks too. >> good luck with the book. it's a great read. very honest and very fascinating. so thank you very much. >> thank you.

then the assad regime reluctantly allowed a humanitarian russell missi humanitarian mission to visit.t a statement" while there's no country-wide humanitarian crisis, basically there's enough food and water for syrians "officials limited the mission's ability to fully and independently assess the situation. however, the people it was able to talk to in areas of previous and ongoing unrest said they felt extremely intimidated and under constant threat. this is what happened in hams just moments after they left. [ gunfire ] >> so what happened predictably is government forces opened fire and people died. right after the u.n. left. now, as always these videos come via the internet. they're posted by human rights groups and syrian dissidents. we can't independently verify them. we should point out we're not permitted into syria to see for ourselves. the ambassador lied again saying of course journalists are welcome in and you can go anywhere, you can travel freely. that's not the case. we've had people there and they're not able to travel freely. they're not able to go around without gove

the fascinating thing about the story that missy lahan, franklin, and eleanor's girlfriend turned out to be influential to what led to the second world war. it's an important piece which has been long ignored by historians. >> host: let me take a caller and then we'll hear your favorite chapter. caller from auburn, alabama. you are on as we discuss "one nation under sex". go ahead. >> caller: thanks. i want to thank you for all of your good work. one of your buddies, woody harrellson that played you in the movie, i know that online porn plays a big part in his life. how much does it play if yours? >> you say online porn? >> host: that was his question, yeah. >> huh? >> that was his question. >> you know, we have a web site, i never go on it. it don't play much of a role in my life at all. it's true that much more material is available now because of the internet, but it was never level before that technology came into use. it's quite pervasive now. >> host: is that a good or bad thing for society? >> huh? >> host: is that a good or bad thing for society? >> i think it's a good thing.

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the chance of severe weather across the nation's mid-section into the ohio valley and mid-missy valley could have storms develop especially by late afternoon into the evening. some heavy rain forming right now other thing we we're going follow the tropics, one named storm, harvey, moving into central america, but more potential development in parts of the mid-atlantic. more on that coming up in a few moments. >> thank you. >>> coming up during a police program's forensic class this summer, young jessica maple was paying attention. >> the investigator, he came and he was like oh, my gosh, how did you find all this stuff here? i was coming here. and i was like, i did your job again. >> we're going to tell you how this 12-year-old may have put one georgia county police department to shame. >>> and your eyes are not deceiving you. take a look closely. this woman riding in the back of a pick-up truck holding on to a stroller, with a baby inside of the stroller. we're going to tell you what she said in her defense after the break. st crab for red lobster we can find. [ male announcer ] hurry

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and i thought he probably thinks i'm the nanny, and i said missy no home.[laughter] of and later on he probably saw me on cnn and thought, oh, my god, that maid was the mother! [laughter] as long as i can do the things i want to do, whatever impression you have of me hopefully i can educate you otherwise. i'm a retired rear admiral, one star. of course, we're not supposed to have long hair. so i recently remarried, and when we go onto military bases my husband drives the car, he hands my id card to the marine guard, and he salutes and says, good evening, admiral. my husband goes, carry on. [laughter] you know, but it is. it's something that, you know, when i'm in honolulu, it's not a problem. i blend in. it is, but, you know, it's part of your chance to educate them, and then they realize, oh, my god, you are? and that's sort of because they're profiling us, right? they profile a lot of people. but hopefully, eventually through education and time, you know, it won't be a difficult thing to pick up. >> doctor, i'm also from hawaii, so i know what you mean. i

slbm was launched from missy. he was talking of course about emp, electromagnetic poles.it's an inevitable accompaniment of any nuclear detonation about the atmosphere, any nuclear weapon in a made about the atmosphere will produce an emp pulse. our only real life experiences that was in 1962 johnston island, hawaii 800 miles away, not much microelectronics but then. 62. hawaii 800 miles away had some pretty serious consequences of this -- of the atmospheric detonation. the soviets had a lot rx. then we, real-life experience with it. we had a number of simulations, but it's just very difficult to simulate the long line of facts. what is the emp electromagnetic pulse? it has three phases. the first one is different than anything we've experienced. because are your surge. the best best time is in nanoseconds and after the surge. before the surge received it. then there isn't etu and 83 and something we do that though it and something we do that though it and something we do that though it under the ground and will though it under the ground and will last for several minutes

and i thought he probably thinks i'm the nanny, and i said missy no home.[laughter] of and later on he probably saw me on cnn and thought, oh, my god, that maid was the mother! [laughter] as long as i can do the things i want to do, whatever impression you have of me hopefully i can educate you otherwise. i'm a retired rear admiral, one star. of course, we're not supposed to have long hair. so i recently remarried, and when we go onto military bases my husband drives the car, he hands my id card to the marine guard, and he salutes and says, good evening, admiral. my husband goes, carry on. [laughter] you know, but it is. it's something that, you know, when i'm in honolulu, it's not a problem. i blend in. it is, but, you know, it's part of your chance to educate them, and then they realize, oh, my god, you are? and that's sort of because they're profiling us, right? they profile a lot of people. but hopefully, eventually through education and time, you know, it won't be a difficult thing to pick up. >> doctor, i'm also from hawaii, so i know what you mean. i

and i thought he probably thinks i'm the nanny, and i said missy no home.ter] of and later on he probably saw me on cnn and thought, oh, my god, that maid was the mother! [laughter] as long as i can do the things i want to do, whatever impression you have of me hopefully i can educate you otherwise. i'm a retired rear admiral, one star. of course, we're not supposed to have long hair. so i recently remarried, and when we go onto military bases my husband drives the car, he hands my id card to the marine guard, and he salutes and says, good evening, admiral. my husband goes, carry on. [laughter] you know, but it is. it's something that, you know, when i'm in honolulu, it's not a problem. i blend in. it is, but, you know, it's part of your chance to educate them, and then they realize, oh, my god, you are? and that's sort of because they're profiling us, right? they profile a lot of people. but hopefully, eventually through education and time, you know, it won't be a difficult thing to pick up. >> doctor, i'm also from hawaii, so i know what you mean. i also

that is what haseen missi, but the planes are still flying, air-traffic is still operating.hould. host: so how do we get to this point? how long have we been stalled? about 12 days. it was july 23 when they instituted the partial shutdown ofhe faa because lawmakers were unable to come to an agreement about how to extend funding. we are talking about six-week extensions. they were not able to come to an agreement. i say partial shutdown because the air traffic controllers -- people considered essential for safety, are paid out of the general fund in the transportation department. there are other have a staff, engineers, researchers, people who approved grants, airport inspectors, they are all on furlough, or are not being paid. airport inspectors are working but they are not being paid. host: how many of them in the faa? caller: about for a guest: -- guest: about 4000. now that congress is out, it could go out for another everywhere weeks. about 1000 of those in the washington, d.c. area. there are estimates floating arnd but we do not really know how many other people in the