thank you very much. >> commissioner berson, secretary morton, it is a pleasure to be here. we are 40,000 men and women making up your national guard and i am working on behalf of the adjutant general on behalf of the border states to say that we are very pleased to be in support of our interagency partners, the 12 other members of the national guard that will be assigned have already started in the preliminary planning stages of the effort. our ramp up will be over time and we will make sure that all our soldiers and airmen are well qualified, well integrated, and well-briefed on the mission at hand. we are pleased because along the southwest border, we have had an integration effort of counter- narcotics for over two decades with 300 of our men and women working with the enter agency partners. this augmentation force will be one in which our department will fully coordinate and be in support of the lead agencies here. that concludes my brief opening statement and i would love to take your questions. >> we will open it up for the press. >> there was a car bombing across the

we need the rent board to be morton and friendly. thank you. >> i am with the mission collaborative. i am speaking in favor of the reform that you have in front of you and putting it on the november ballot. san francisco is the only city where the mayor alone appoints the rent board. in other places, the city council elects -- appoints them or they are elected in. just one example why the rent board is not fair. in 2008, the tenant harassment legislation that the city also fought for, a few months ago, i went to see how many cases that they had voted in favor of, they ruled in favor of zero times. that doesn't mean zero tenants have been harassed, it means that the way they look at the legislation is a very conservative viewpoint. when i am counseling tenants and we think about if we should go to the rent board, we know that the tenant will get retaliated against. is it worth it to go to the rent board if they know they won't even get voted in favor of? and of the rent board won't be there to protect them. they are not a viable optio

half of this year however the market remains segregated with the most expensive and the cheapest mortons shifting quickest true cars are doing this and it's been. that people have got my competitive. it's the segment in the middle that i was too . calls. produced by votes. general motors that segment of the middle class is still struggling some more sales are russian orders have risen twenty percent this year price waterhouse coopers says the main driver has been the cash for clunkers program which has been more successful than expected it's clearly been very effective the question is how long the program will last and whether there will be any modifications to the program at the moment it's aimed really at the cheapest cons in the market it's possible that the program could be modified to target say the new modern cars that have been produced by russian producers in alliance with foreign partners to cash for clunkers program together with import duties on foreign calls boosted the share of mystic manufactures in the russian market to sixty four percent this year p.w. c. believes the rus

we need the rent board to be morton and friendly. thank you. >> i am with the mission collaborative. i am speaking in favor of the reform that you have in front of you and putting it on the november ballot. san francisco is the only city where the mayor alone appoints the rent board. in other places, the city council elects -- appoints them or they are elected in. just one example why the rent board is not fair. in 2008, the tenant harassment legislation that the city also fought for, a few months ago, i went to see how many cases that they had voted in favor of, they ruled in favor of zero times. that doesn't mean zero tenants have been harassed, it

> couric: finally tonight, george washington slept there, benjamin harrison's vice president levi mortonre, and now former first daughter chelsea clinton is getting married there: rhinebeck, new york, 90 miles up the hudson from new york city. elaine quijano reports on the small town hosting a very big wedding. >> reporter: after weeks of speculation, aggravation... >> oh, my god, the traffic is crazy. >> reporter: ...and talking in code... >> allocate $2500 for the possible event. >> reporter: ...the worst-kept secret ever in tiny rhinebeck is out. officials here all but admit 30- year-old chelsea clinton will marry her longtime beau, 32- year-old investment banker marc mezvinsky, on saturday. >> this is the biggest thing to hit rhinebeck since washington's army drove the british out of rhinebeck. >> reporter: the clintons have kept a tight lid on the details so any information is a scoop for the town newspaper. >> the circus has truly come to town. >> reporter: although nobody admits to it, everybody knows the wedding is at astor courts, a majestic mansion tucked within 50 wooded acres

help morton as russia's a corner me current biggest headache of the russian president berlusconi he telling businesses would eagerly do that but the biggest obstacle so far has been kristie. reporting from milan about personal. visit to that city earlier in the day. for people in india is hard to reach areas struggle to get proper medical care but the country's government and international aid organizations have come up with a water based solution he is counseling reports on this health mission. wellcome to water world this is the mighty brahmaputra river originating in debate it enters india and flows on into bangladesh it's the peak of the rainy season and here in the state of assam in northeast india. writes by boat for those living in remote villages it can take three or four days to reach some of the islands. there are many villages we can go on when the rainy season it's more difficult to get to them during the dry season we have to try to seven kilometers this could take two hours we can't carry all our medical equipment such a long distance one hundred thousand people live in the di

and livermore or '70s lower 80s and the south bay 75 said a clearer san jose 77834 los gatos and mortonin 7 day around they we are warming up ever so slowly upper 80s by friday '70s around the bay and '60s for the coast. let's get a check on your traffic. >> we are definitely moving in to commute hours right now but we're moving into a free right now we will take you outside to the bay bridge toll plaza definitely more cars them is on our last report still lanais easy ride at last check the meter and lights were off so good conditions of their nine minutes from the foot of the maze into san francisco. san detail we see things that you're here began incident free across the span 13 minutes across the span. traffic moving find that from highway 37 to 580 is still a short eight minutes we one wrapped up and take a look at crosstown traffic here is the james lick still barely any truck cars on the road. >> 619 no delays for ac transit this morning that may change we are keeping a traffic but i'm not the traffic. the board stuck for more than an hour yesterday 121 buses were canceled because

. >> larry: you're not at the parties and morton's monday night is not your scene? >> no. don't -- you know, i'll do it -- and it's fun when you do do it. but it's certainly not a habitual thing. >> larry: what is it like being a star? what is it like being a movie star? is it what you thought it would be? >> no. but then you know -- >> larry: nothing is. what is most different? >> i'm sorry. >> larry: what's the most different thing? >> the most different thing? >> larry: about what you thought and what is. >> oh, i see. the broads. >> larry: not that easy or they are easy. >> no, they're not. they're not throwing themselves out of buildings on me. >> larry: what is the biggest detriment? what is the deficit? there is a deficit to everything. what is the deficit? >> the deficit i think is loss of personal freedoms. >> larry: and no privacy? >> none. not much. so you have to adapt to your life so that it -- so you don't go crazy. you have to find different ways to do things. which can be kind of interesting. but nothing replaces that loss of, you know anonymity. >> larry:

as a university student, stewart and his brother asked another young student named morton maxwell to accompany them into a student union he area for lunch. the launch area was segregated. morgan was a black student who was prohibited from eating with white students at the university. the three of them broke the rules. the university had to decide if you follow the rules and discipline them or do you change the policy? the lunch room was segregated -- was desegregated from then on. morgan maxwell, i want to acknowledge him, he has joined us here today and has traveled from tucson arizona to be with us and to our my father. he was down when they named the foundation from the morris k. eck udall building. morgan's two sons are new mexicans. they live here in new mexico. morgan, please rise. you get so much thanks from the udall family. thank you for being here with us. thank you for your friendship. [applause] as secretary of interior, dad took on the racist owner george preston marshall of the washington redskins. in 1962, the redskins for the last all white team. dad was the landlord

[applause] >> my name is ron morton and i am a veteran of the vietnam war. i suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. i have a son-in-law currently in the army who deals with -- he is a mortician of affairs. he identified the bodies. he is very proud of what he does. there is a part of me that is constantly wondering and worrying when he will start exhibiting symptoms of post- traumatic stress disorder. i applaud what you are doing. that is not enough. every day soldiers are committing suicide in this country, every day " ! i have had enough. we should learn from the vietnam war. we did not. we did not learn a single damn thing. men and women are dying every day as a result some of you will be irritated at what i am saying, tough. when we can say that another soldier will not die from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, then we will have done something. for those of you here with the va, two days ago i saw a report that 1800 veterans possibly were infected with hiv and hepatitis c. what the hell is going on in this country? what do we have to do? we risk our

as morton said in his opening of the treaty is very clear about how the missile defense are affected.aningful way. and i think if the record were to be provided or portions of the record were to be provided it would probably make it clear that the russians ask for many thgs they do not get in this negotiation. i think it's important for there to be some clarification abut what the particular issues of concern are in the record and negotiating record is theoretically potentially quite a lot of documents to go through and that on the changing world of the newspaper industry. >> i worry about some of the standards and maintaining journalistic integrity as we move from one media world to another. >> clark hoyt, tonight on c-span's q & a. >> c-span is now available in over 100 million homes, bringing you a direct link to public affairs all created by america's cable companies. bp's vice president in charge of worker safety said the company's taken steps to improve working conditions since the oil rig explosion in the gulf that killed 11 workers. steve flin testified before the subcommittee