if i can just quickly respond to mr burns point first and then get to luke and yourself we should be careful first about drawing parallels between the ninety two situation between argentina and britain and what we see today because as mr resolute two one thing that should ring very clear here is that no one's going to war in both countries know this so what's what's really really important question to get at here is what are the underlying motives why are we talking about this now rather than just the fact that it's the thirtieth anniversary of the conflict getting to this point about about the importance of the falklands to britain and well let me and let me add on that a bit to argentina i think the question of survival is a bit extreme i think anyone would acknowledge that and britain would be absolutely fine with out without the falklands under their sovereign control but what would pose an even greater problem is the is if argentina were to continue on the track with its relationship with the falklands now what i mean is without some sort of sovereignty or at the very least nick

mr. pepper spray just burns your eyes right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. much stronger than anything you'd buy off. our rooms of times stronger than any kind of ever put you know. well from the drumbeat of war with iran to the escalating civil war in syria president bashar al assad today announced a new referendum on a constitution that would be held in just eleven days time changes to the constitution was one of the key demands by opposition groups at the start of the eleven month uprising but the rebels now say that they will accept nothing less than of saws departure washington agreed to the move with criticism with the white house press secretary calling the referendum quite laughable but for a look how it's all playing out on the ground in syria let's turn to our tease maria finish up. since the beginning of the uprising in syria last march the regime of bashar al assad has been accused of refreshen torture and killing but with a bodman to the homes blame has souse focused on assad's forces attacking civilians and shelling residen

good evening, mr. burns. this situation in syria really started a year ago as a pro-democracy uprising. has it now turned into a civil war? >> elaine, i think syria is without any question on the verge of a civil war. there's a popular uprising throughout the country. the country's badly divided between prof and antigovernment forces. there's a rebel army beginning to form. and the government is using horrific violence against a civilian population and that vice presidency, unfortunately, may continue for months. >> if the assad regime continues the killing, can the u.s. resist somehow getting military aid to the rebels? >> you know, i think the united states government is going to resist getting involved milltarily for the time being because there's no arab league support for that, there's no u.n. security council support for that. but i do think the obama administration will have to begin to consider trying to get humanitarian aid to the civilian population that's been cut off from health services, from hos

these these military generals the violent actions of these generals i think we have to i think what mr burns is doing is he's equating the government of cristina kirchner to that of fidel or some of these more of these these dictators and that's just not fair so i think we have to really look at modern day argentina today ok just to get to a second point this issue of what ok i'm going to raise your second point quickly. the an easy argument also to say to discard argentines claims here is that it's bloviation they're whining this is all political but if you actually look at the past thirty years their claims to the islands are and i'm talking the last thirty years very in keeping with foreign policy and economic policy after the the actions the belligerent actions of the military junta with with the birth of democracy following the failure of the war under menem in the ninety's he kept this issue low he wanted to get on the good side of england of britain but what happened with the kitchener first mr and the christina with their governments is they didn't want to be dependent on these stron

. >> reporter: it sounded like he was referring to mitt romney as mr. burns, the villain from "the simpsons" who once said release the hounds. that's because in the race for the alpha dog, the fangs are out. rick santorum doesn't need anybody to tell him who let the dogs out. >> i think it's interesting you're asking that question about governor romney and his attack dogs.connect 1200 >>> he has an opportunity tomorrow at this convention ironically he spoke to them four years ago this week, wolf, when he was pulling out of the presidential race. let's listen to what he says. >> i stand for conservative prim pes, i'll fight alongside you for all the things we believe it in, and one of the things we believe is we cannot allow the next president of the united states to retreat in the face of evil extremism. >> wolf, he received a great reception there four years ago, because don't forget, even though he was getting out of the race, he was the conservative candidate, because they didn't like john mccain. >> he was the conservative alternative to john mccain. i re

. >> collin burns? >> mr. speaker, it is on going discussions with china for the use of the veto in these circumstances are a taste of things to come. it does not bode well. returning to the foreign minister tomorrow, regardless of the position that russia is taking, would my right honorable friend agree that if the russian foreign minister is to properly convey the mood of the u.n. of the international community and of the arab league, he will tell president assad his days are numbered and the only question is how much more blood will be spilled before he goes. >> that is what should be conveyed. i think russia's approach remains different from that as we saw in the veto and they are still acting to protect the regime and still standing by a long standing ally despite everything that has happened. we will underline as i said earlier to russia to the representatives russian including the foreign minister the depth and strength of the opinion in this country as they will hear from the arab league and from so ma

. >> he spent the last four days trying to spin himself away from his self-created mr. burnsunctional and diffuse. the central genius of democracy is that it provides a constant mechanism of feedback in those in power. it forces those with power to listen to those without it. if you've ever followed a candidate around the campaign trail, you see how this works in person. the congressional candidate sheepishly going table to table at a local bingo hall getting an earful from cranky seniors, the county fairs and diner conversations. campaigns are when politicians are most forced to listen. question is who do they listen to? for one thing, voters in a few states. the early primary states of iowa and new hampshire get endless, obsessive attention to their concern and once the campaign turn to the general election, candidates focus on, almost exclusively, about a dozen swing states. what this means is that my 1.4 million residents of the bronx are ignored while the 1.3 million residents of new hampshire are lavished with aengs it. let's return to mr. romney's somewhat idiasincrati

mr. bur burns caricature. our democracy seems dysfunctional and diffuse.ocracy is that it provides a constant mechanism of feedback in those in power. it forces those with power to listen to those without it. if you've ever followed a candidate around the campaign trail, you see how this works in person. the congressional candidate sheepishly going table to table at a local bingo hall getting an earful from cranky seniors, the county fairs and diner conversations. campaigns are when politicians are most forced to listen. question is who do they listen to? for one thing, voters in a few states. the early primary states of iowa and new hampshire get endless, obsessive attention to their every worry, concern and once the campaign turn to the general election, candidates focus on almost exclusively about a dozen swing states. what this means is that my 1.4 million residents of the bronx are ignored while the 1.3 million residents of new hampshire are lavished with personal attention. this wide variety is not just geographic. let's return to mr. romney's class

mr. pepper spray that just burned dries right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything it's used by. thousands of times we're stronger than any kind of bird you ever put you know. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one. is your view with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. if we just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old and just you know the truth. i have a confession i am a total get a friend that i love grabbing hip hop music and pretty. much it was kind of yesterday. i'm very aware of the world with its place. well one of the big international story with stories we've been following has in some ways become kind of domestic at least the part of the story that much of the mainstream media and lawmakers would like you to believe i'm talking about iran and its suppose that involvement in re

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mr. pepper spray that just burns your eyes right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything it's the bio absolutely thousands of times and stronger than any kind of variable ever put in your. well president obama has unveiled the department of defense's new budget and among the military splurge is nearly three billion dollars for a war we're supposedly not fighting now this is supposed to go toward what's called post operation new dawn in iraq what exactly is part of that operation though is unclear so months after the president announces the end of the war in iraq is this the mysterious beginning of something else or earlier i spoke with retired army colonel douglas macgregor the billions being spent in a country where the war was declared over i asked him how this adds up here's what he had to say. well there are several things that contribute to this outcome first of all there's washington which lives in a state of denial and the denial is that iraq has been a strategic disaster for the united states that ira

mr. blevins, cuff up. >> the burning spray eventually brings compliance. >> ah! >> blevins is removed from his cell and sedated. he is strapped into a restraint chair and watched until he no longer poses a threat to himself. >> mr. blevins, do you have any injuries you want to report? no? >> never crossed my mind one time other than to tell someone that i'm not interested in doing it. you know? >> today, spring creek staff uses medication and therapy to help blevins serve his 45-year sentence. >> even though he's done a horrible double murder, he's still a person and he has to have some kind of human contact. so what i try to focus on is just a relationship. we try to be alert to prisoners' mental status, to make sure they're not thinking of harming themselves or someone else. beyond that, we try to help them be together enough to serve their time and serve it as quietly and peacefully as possible. >> serving time quietly and peacefully is exactly how we found ramona rosario. in the gym at the north carolina correctional institution for women. she was a long way f

mr. at first very let's just burn gerard's right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. much stronger than anything you'd be biopsied dolls' use of terms was stronger than any one of the debris you were putting in. it were just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old and just you know with fruit. i confess and i am a total ghetto i love grabbing hip hop music and pretty sure. that it was kind of the gesture that. i'm very proud of the world with its place. well president obama has unveiled the pardon of defenses a new budget among the military splurge is nearly three billion dollars for a war we're supposedly not fighting now this is supposed to go towards what's being called post operation new dawn and iraq what exactly that or what exactly is part of that operation though is unclear so months after the president announces the end war in iraq is this the most serious beginning of something else well joining me now to look deeper and this is michael o'brien he is the author of america's failure in iraq there you see on the screen so

year-old james jackson was talking with friends when he heard a disabled man was trapped in a burning apartment. mr the scene, jumped a fence, and ran up to the second story balcony but he was knocked over by a big blast. >> in the youth authority i did cds. i was on the fire crew. i have been around hot fires. nothing like that. but i've been close to really intense heat. and it was nothing like that. >> jackson pulled the victim out. used a garden hose to douse the 65-year-old man until firefighters arrived. that man is being treated for serious burns. firefighters say without jackson's actions he may have died. >>> in election news this morning nevada is now in the political spotlight. coming up at 5:43 the difference that makes the caucuses in nevada so important even for the candidates that don't come in the first place. >>> in a surprise move donald trump is endorsing mitt romney for president. >> he's not going to allow bad things to continue to happen to this country that we all love. so governor romney, go out and get them. you can do it. >> trump announced his endorsement at his hotel in

mr. secretary, this is your number, not mine. this is your number. >> if the gentleman will yield. >> it's the roamer and burn -- >> the right question is did the recovery act -- >> answer the correct question, mr. secretary. mr. secretary, these are your numbers and the numbers in your budget are based on a similar philosophy. tell me which tax increases are going to create new jobs? >> the budget -- spending and tax reforms combined with investments, and you can ask cbo if it would be good for growth or not. >> honestly i hope you're right. but you're 5.4 million jobs wrong. you're wrong again and again. for this room it's about numbers. for the people in america, it's about real jobs for their families. >> i would say an adolescent perspective on how to think about economic policy. the right question is -- >> mr. secretary, let me tell you a quick story from somebody who's been in the private sector and helped create jobs, which i understand is not your background, you never started a business. but joe in kansas city said if that the president raises the tax there's seven people that he won't hire because of your tax increases. yo

mr. lamb burn -- lamb born reserves, the gentleman from colorado, mr. polis is recognized. mr. polis: perhaps my friend and colleague isn't aware that there is already experimentation about the potential for oil shale to meet our energy needs. there are millions of dollars spent every year that industry itself has invested in this technology. furthermore, there's three million acres of oil shale lands in colorado, utah and wyoming under state private, or tribal leadership and have been for decades. there's a couple of sites in colorado where they're looking to try to develop cost effective methods. in fact, by the end of of 2012 there'll be nine active federal research and development leases. no one has figured out a cost effective way to develop these areas. again, this is not about the research. in fact, the second round of bids in early 2009 when the obama administration affirmed the bush administration's decision there was a significant reduction in industry bids. tri-was less interested in trying to figure out this it's been a nut they've been unable to crack for nearly 10

burning land". miss griffin and mr. myre have been sponsored to the 2012 savannah book festival. [applause] >> thank you for their wonderful introduction and thank you to dick and judy for sponsoring a said to my sister caitlin who is a proud graduate and -- mike and enormous powers posted some events for a while we have been here in town. is true that greg and i -- i worked for fox news and he worked for the new york times and work for national public radio and we like to say it is possible to have peace in the middle east. some people here wanted to call us the mary matalin and james carville of the middle east. greg has more hair. and a little more charm. alisha explain to you how we got to jerusalem. it was 1989 and it was the end of apartheid and nelson mandela was in prison. i was a sophomore at harvard university and decided to take a year off. i went down and met gregg. i didn't know i would meet him. and the baseball cap -- he stood out and came in to use our phone in a booth where nelson mandela's colleagues were getting out of prison. and it was the first legal rally f

"billy bonnet burned to death, with no surviving relatives." (laughter) that's not necessary, mr. penn) there's a major character who idealizes billy. i knew you weren't dead. then as that figure of billy deviates from his expectation he eventually ends up betraying him. the situation got to be one of the earliest forms of it, of the media dictating the events. you're not like the books. you don't wear silver stuff. you don't stand up to glory. you're not him. (crying) you're not him. (john sturges) the appeal i think has to be answered with the word legend. they were legends of the west who did these outlandish things which if presented straight out of nowhere, it would not be accepted. but because this theoretically happened in the west, audiences were prepared to accept them as real people. (elmore leonard) that meeting in the street for that showdown must have been made up in hollywood. a typical gunfight out west was a man in a saloon with a shotgun or revolver and seeing who he wants at the bar and shooting at him. then the guy at the bar turns around and shoots at him and f

burning and the karan at the airfield. soldiers were seen damping the koran into a trash pit. mr. sent a letter to the afghan president formally apologizing for the burning of the koran. the letter expresses the president's regret over the incident. they were reportedly pulled from a shelf because detainee's had written extremist inscription's in them. the u.s. military is still investigating. >> she is taking center stage in the broadway hit and miss rising star has roots in howard county. we will catch up and dr. her about her new fame. >> >> it is scary but true, google has a new privacy policy putting your personal information at risk. how the company is defending >> coming up tonight, the legislation to legalize same-sex marriage continues to sit in the senate. how close is maryland to making history? and what is next for george huguely? the recommended sentence is in but where could go from here? finally, we stepped onto a campus to see how they feel about t >> in fiat -- insects like the want just as much as we do, which means they will be finding their way into your homes e

understand some of the their reasons behind the outrage to incidents like the koran burning and thank you so much like mr know us and a writer. but there nearly two years in custody for a soldier charged with the biggest leak of classified information in u.s. history will be formally arraigned tomorrow private first class bradley manning faces a life sentence for his alleged leak to the anti-secrecy group with leaks but critics warn that the u.s. is trying to make an example of the young soldier in order to dissuade others from releasing government secrets as well they call it a war against whistleblowers or black bradley manning is just one of many casualties artie's christine for as our response reports. nearly two years in waiting much of it in solitary confinement and private first class bradley manning strive is finally set to begin. among the twenty two charges filed against him aiding the enemy violating the espionage act and illegally transferring classified data to an unauthorized source . part of that was this video showing u.s. army pilots killing unarmed civilians including to avoid hers and

mr. brady talked about wood chips not being allowed to be burned. well, that's been changed. the senator baucus and senator grasso talked about rules being changed and standard being changed. it's the first time standard for waste incinerators and boilers are being scheduled. we've never had any standard. epa wrote to the senate on january 18th that the epa can and will use legally available and longstanding tools to address compliance concerns that boilers and incinerators subject to the rules may have as a result of the court decision and they're still talking to the industry, revised won't even finalized until april or may so that the argument is that industry can't comply with these rules doesn't make sense. we don't know what the final rules are going to be. therefore i don't think ought to take the action now to say you can't adopt rules. after 21 years we're dealing with a problem and the problem is not choosing winners and losers in the boiler manufacturers or the boiler operators, it's to protect children. children who are exposed prenatally to neurotoxin mercury and

. >> perhaps what you did and forgot to tell us about was to burn the british passports you obtained from mrs. poole and miss danny poole but kept your own to convince them you thought it was still safe. then you made travel bookings in the name of the poole family for the same reason. you doctored the swiss passported for danny and her mother and made other arrangements for them. like staying in marseilles, perhaps. >> rose: and here's a trailer for "tinker tailor soldier spy." >> there is a mole right at the top of the british intelligence he's been there for years. >> for the 25 years we've been the only thing standing between moscow and the third world war. >> i'm retiring outside the family. >> i want a place to look into this now. >> i'll do my utmost. >> i know that it is one of these men. all i want if you is one name. tinker. tailor, soldier, spy. >> i need you to do something. i'm going to have to send you into the loy i don't know's den >> what the hell are you doing? >> i have something for you. something big. >> she told me a sese secret. the mother of all secrets. she had inform