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but i'm in africa in large measure to you know exemphasize the president's message in can nah, a messagesponsibility, a message that good governance, transparency, accountability, are essential ingredients for economic growth and prosperity and to visit seven countries, starting here in kenya, that hold both promise and problems and to look for ways that the united states can be a more effective partner. >> you haven't sugarcoated the message about the problem of corruption and how it feeds into poverty and keeps people in these terrible situations. >> you can't sugar can coat it, andrea, because it's tragic. >> hillary clinton talking to us earlier today about terrorism and the cycle of violence in some of these countries. roger kresscy joins us from washington, nbc terror analyst. roger, we have been talking about el shabab, help us understand better their role, their roots in he somalia and whether they can become a regional threat, wait al qaeda grew before 9/11? >> i think it is important to understand where the threat ranks, vis-a-vis the rest of the world, probably number three in

i think that bob shrum played a part nah that speech as well.ut one of his abilities was the ability to give a thundering speech or a beautiful eulogy in a way that would just make the hall as quiet as it could be and then erupt in applause. and that was part of his political strength as well. >> bob, i have to ask you about that speech, that moment, because it could not have been more difficult, the profound sense of losing the opportunity to win the nomination to jimmy carter, and he goes to madison square garden and gives one of the greatest speeches of his life. you work odded on that with me. >> yeah, it was one of the great privileges in my life to work on him with that for 30 years. he gave me some credit and his longtime legislative assistant some credit. but with him, there were always moments of great fun too. he was absolutely convince d th teleprompter was going to break because it had broken when orville freeman was nominating his brother in 1960. so i had to sit on the step and i had a copy of the speech and i had written on the ba

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. >>> yen nah, thanks. on today's health, questions about cholesterol.or has calculated your cholesterol number. do you really know what it means? here to make sense of cholesterol is dr. louis arolen, author of "the skinny." thanks for being here. >> morning, lester. >> we hear cholesterol, it is bad for us. some is good. we will talk about that in a moment what is cholesterol? >> it is a waxy substance that plays a critical role in the normal functioning of the body, actually very important for many normal functions of your body. >> but when we talk about clogged arteries is it cholesterol that clogs our articlely? >> cholesterol gets deposited inside cells in the walls of the arteries and that along with inflammation causes heart attacks and strokes. >> all right. let's talk good/bad cholesterol there is ldl, which us just learned l should stand for lousy. that is the bad stuff. >> that is right. >> hdl, happy, the good stuff. >> hdl cholesterol is the particle that takes cholesterol, the walls of the arteries it brings it back to your liver. ldl puts

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lincoln's deep humanity nah wisdom, and determine leadership during our nation's most trying times ensure his graveness against all detractors. when his virtues as the statesman are assessed. essay wore vader however, he remains a figure of fun certain stature and the subject of sharp debate. as with any nationally rick aired and beloved icon, there are always attempts to gloss over his imperfections. yet the best way to honor the history is to tell the whole truth about it. even if we have to acknowledge inconvenient truths. to fully appreciate lincoln's importance we ought to be candid about his mistakes. lincoln was a man of great capacity and showed it in almost every area to which he turned his mind. but he had no personal military experience beyond a few weeks of campaigning in 1832 in the blackhawk war. he had opposed the mexican war as a war of aggression and when someone once asked him if he remembered anything about the war of 1812, which took place when he was a child he said, i had been fishing one day and caught a little fish which i was taking home. i met a soldier in the ro

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>> nah. some really good republican proposals to take their health care across state lines, to allow small businesses to come together and form these co-ops so that they can collectively purchase health care insurance from private insurers. there are some really good ideas. those good ideas get drowned out by people like nancy pelosi. in the past years even when george w. bush was talking about these health care savings accounts and ways to reform social security, those ideas were absolutely drowned out by scare tactics from people just like nancy pelosi and democrats on the left who for their own political gain were opposing those ideas. they did not want to have a real discussion. it is a little disingenuous and full of hypocrisy for them to say if you do not like this idea -- as president obama said at a fund-raiser, if you voted for george bush in 2000 and 2004, you are part of the problem. rick: thank you both for coming on. we appreciate it. certainly not the last word on this subject.

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but you had a chance to go to woodstock and you're like, nah!ll, or i had already seen them a couple times, you know. >> you kind of missed that boat, didn't you? >> i didn't feel like i missed a whole lot. i've camped and i've seen rock and roll. camping does not involve 500,000 people, right? >> right. >> rock 'n' roll does not involve necessarily mud, rain and lack of sanitation, food, and only brown rice and vegetables to eat. >> and you say in this pace, you don't buy into the whole woodstock nation. >> well, you did for a couple of weeks after the event. i think everybody did right after because it was a time of something happened there. we were more than we -- there were more of us than we thought there were or there was more appeal to this or something. but as you looked at it more, you know, it's interesting what the movies don't show. i was thinking about in this morning, that, in fact, if you showed woodstock the way they showed india in slum dog millionai millionaire, you would have about the same sanitation. and that's -- you know,

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harrington was like, nah, i'm not going to blame the officials. >>> an nhl hockey player allegedly beatup a cab driver over 20 cents. buffalo police say blackhawks rookie of the year patrick cain and his cousin beat up the cabbie after the cabbie said he didn't have 20 cents in change. they both pleaded not guilty, came in with $3 million in bonuses last season. >> they weren't going to give the guy a tip? >> it was 30 bucks, they gave him 31 and they knew they weren't going to get their change. >>> he only played a couple minutes, but he looked good. made two catches here, made the most of it. >>> all right, buffalo fans, get your popcorn ready until the end of the season when he implodes. >>> media reports said an extremist muslim group planned to target the event. muslims targeted a cricket match in march. they make no ties to the event. >>> he reaches for a foul ball and the poor guy lands right on his face. he was hurt. he was bleeding from his face. albert pujols came to check on him. the man was celebrating his son's 21st birthday. slugger albert pujols gave him a baseball, the m

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- nah. i love it. announcer: for a limited time, trade in your gas guzzler and lease a 2009 jetta for only $99 a month through the government cars program. >> talking fantasy football. you might have heard brett favre is a minnesota viking. let's discuss this for fantasy value. if you had any doubt who the number one overall pick was. adrian peterson is going to go up. imagine what adrian peterson can do. if you were thinking michael turner, forget about it, adrian peterson is number one, but bernard berry is probably the winner. he already led the nfl in yards per catch at over 20 per catch, that's pretty good considering the quarterback they had. we're projecting him at well over a thousand yards, and i think he's going to do better than that. two years ago jennings emerged and caught double digit touchdowns. he is a big sleeper for the middle round, and favre, don't think he's not in my top 20. i think he's in the 15 to 18 range. last year his mess happened when his arm got hurt, he's healthy now. >

state of repair name highlighted in this report is over $4 billion which in real terms means this bill nah railcars haven't we did to increase in real close to ensure state for the system. so we are in dire need of modernization. your leadership for chicago and the old rails were going to fix this problem. the fta provides a blueprint for modernizing the nation's bad with systems by the modernization program and funds are allocated based on age, type of rail system and maintenance chances systems. realignment of the program will likely lead to an increase of one new jersey transit and ramada inn mta so i thank you for your leadership on this issue and as we're members of the committee to consider the recommendations is to deliver the transportation bill in the coming months. with that i thank you again for the opportunity to testify in of like to answer questions you might have kenneth a. gary much. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify today and also like to thank you for your leadership on transit issue. this best the legislation arrangements and climate change here it is sometimes

nah. gilbert writes, fear is the main tool of manipulation. read machiavelli's "the prince."nd stupid. feed them a steady diet of lies and bs and you can scare them any time you want. the bush administration did it all the time. mary in wisconsin writes, what do you mean would the government do it? the bush administration did it all the time. my question would be to mr. ridge, tom ridge, who said that this actually was done during his time as homeland security secretary, if you are such a patriot and a great public servant and a good citizen, why did you save the story for your book? why weren't you out the door screaming from the rooftops about this as soon as it happened so that these criminals didn't get re-elected? that's a very valid question. >>> scott in oklahoma writes, the last administration did it, the obama administration has done it, too. how many times have the obama folks tried to scare us about the economy, the banking system, the auto industry, health care and global warming? that's how administrations get things done. scare the people with some great evil an