mr. eagleburger rows of the ranks of the u.s. foreign service and state department, becoming a top aide to henry kissinger during the nixon and ford administration. he was ambassador to yugoslavia for jimmy carter and served as secretary of state during the george h.w. bush administration. the cause of death was pneumonia. he was 80 years old. in this week's youtube address, president obama discusses the state of the u.s. auto industry and its relation to the rest of the economy, including unemployment and the federal deficit. republican senator lamar alexander of tennessee delivers the republican response. talks about the role of unions, including auto industry, and praises the policies of so- called right to work states. this is 10 minutes. >> hello, everyone. i'm speaking to you today from a chrysler plant in toledo, ohio, where i just met with workers, including jill. jill was born and raised here. her mother and step-father retired from this plant. and she met her husband here, and now they have two children of their own. th

crimes against humanity at the same time mr eagleburger remember this is december ninety ninety two before many of those things happened also named mr rather than courage and mr slobodan milosevic so we have a massive calendar error here that's taking place in other words something comes from washington basically and then somebody try still carried out later and find an appropriate charge there that as happened on numerous situations already with the tribunal i just want to go back and press you on the tribunal here i mean your view is that it won't be impartial here. each one should be impartial for for a number of reasons. first of all this is the position of pressure aleksey the people who actually try this is the judges the prosecution police officers and so on are not subject to the same rules as the accuse i mean the principle of all civilized countries legal the laws are good the accused and all those who participate in the legal process must be subject to the same laws as the accuse no one is above the law is the statement well here everybody but everybody is above the law other th

eagleburger has died. he rose to the post of secretary of state. he served american presidents from richard nixon to george h.w. bush. mr. led eagleburger a tireless and dedicated patriot. >>> sunday marks the 30th anniversary of aids. u.s. health officials first reported it as a rare form of pneumonia on june 5th, 1981. today i spoke an african-american woman who made several panels for aids memorial quilt. she herself is hiv positive and tonight she's what matters. >> what i do when i make the quilt panels i make them so in the statistics where we hear about it's 30 million people every day or whatever, each panel represents a person. >> right. >> and i made the guilt so that we'll know it's not just a number. this was a person in my life that i love. >> this is ricardo, someone you loved? >> yes. >> let's take a look at this one. which one is this one. >> i'll take ricardo. >> this is a brother and a sister. >> this is my mom and my uncle. and this talks, shows pictures when they were kids. as they've grown up. >> you seem you get a little emotional when you talk about this. >> i do. i do. not only is it putting a face

mr. dingell buche eagleburger. he passed away yesterday at a a h of 80. h of 80. -- at the age of 80. caller: good morning. i do not want to work after the retirement age, but my boss may have to let me. do you ever get john galbraith on? he has ideas about retirement. i think they are fed. lower the retirement age,. me and other baby boomers are retired. retired. all we have to do is take the cap off and make minor adjustments to social security. i think he should get him on to explain that. >> thank you for the -- host: thank you for the call. the politics of winning it. a wild goose chase toward the conventional campaigning. here is a twitter page. norman is joining us from west virginia. good morning. good morning. caller: i am 86. the throughout my working years my work provide the the retirement benefits. [unintelligible] we realize back then that so security would not be enough to live on. after i retired i had taken my own advice and a considerable -- a considerable amount of savings. my family would have to work where there would have to use a great percentage of the savings

eagleburger with persuading the israelis not to shoot back. that could have killed the arab state support for the war against iraq. we sent larry to israel to preserve our coalition, mr. bush said. it was an inordinately complex and sensitive task and his performance was nothing short of heroic. yet despite his three-piece suit the perennial lae overweight chain smoking eagleburger didn't have the appearance of a diplomat. "time" magazine said he looked like a michelin man with a cane. he relished blunt talk and humor, once referring to ukraine as my only six-aspirin country. but what characterized lrry eagleburger was a foreign policy thinker was the hard edge realism of his view of the world. feared by his years as a young embassy officer in yugoslavia and as ambassador there in the '70s, eagleburger cautioned against u.s. intervention as yugoslavia was disintegrating during the first bushed administration. and then secretary eagleburger appeared on the macneil/lehrer newshour in december 1992 after serbian strong man milosevic had just been re-elected president of serbia. >> it looks like milosevic is going to remain president of serbia. is that bad news from the