ended rally outside government headquarters they wanted independence for the republican georgia viet nam so for the leader of a nationalist movement with the speaker who made the most extremist remarks in an intensely dramatic speech. in the early hours of april ninth the soviet government dispatched armored vehicles and soldiers against peaceful demonstrators sixteen people died and hundreds were injured. a mathematician and would be magnet of georgia was lucky enough to evade even injury. we were in too much of a hurry we were trying to study history to help move it forward what happened then had to happen but of course the thought the georgian might become independent is ninety ninety one never crossed my mind back in the late one nine hundred. sixty s. for the became the first president of a sovereign georgia in april one thousand nine hundred one after an election campaign where independence was the catchphrase. but as soon as he came to power he didn't expect that independence multo. regions in south ossetia would demand sovereignty into ethnic conflicts began georgia responded by

hospital healing this nation and committing ourselves to never allow that happening the iraq war in viet nam to ever happen again i told him that i'd seen before the fourth of july in iraq and it really made him happy to read you one of the cornerstone you'll remember what i like to write here and i'm seriously at that point really thought like the whole interview come full circle. the first sitting in iraq. it was before the fourth of july about roag prove it. and see how he dealt with the ghosts of war but protesting it was just hit with such force and that's exactly what i needed to do. and so is following his example. because it's only. so reasonable that i had written to him as a vietnam veteran who's been in this real care for almost fourteen years it's an honor to call you my family and my friend and so on it's a. good life you know young man. i'm driving down right now it's a good turn and i'll make but it seems like to get out of the army there in the offered me a twenty thousand dollars reenlistment bonus in iraq so that meant a one lump sum tax-free twenty thousand dollars after i

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so reasonable that i had written to him as a viet nam veteran who's been in this real care for almost four years it's an honor to call you my family my friends and so forth it's. a good life you know honor. thank you. i'm driving down right now to go turn in all my equipment and so i can get out of the army the army offered me a twenty thousand dollars reenlistment bonus in iraq so there's been one lump sum tax-free twenty thousand dollars after iraq i knew how my loyalties can be abused and so while i still feel that my service is honorable and still for other people service is honorable eyes. could not realist no matter how much money they offered me the shift in numbers that we've seen recently says did you like the rest of the country are starting to grow tired of the war starting to question the war and starting to question bush's leadership of the war and it happened especially almost coinciding with marshall's watch and i don't i don't know how many utahns arsehole himself swayed to the other side it certainly wasn't just the walk but there were tons of other people doing thing

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. >> my nam is ernestine white and i want to thank everybody concerned with this project. the port, staff, and dan, diane, jeff, and everybody involved with this project. i am glad i went to all the meetings and so forth to lobby for this project and help this thing along. the main thing is the traffic because this will have thousands and hundreds of thousands and i can't imagine how this will work out however we're trying our best to mitigate all those problems. the main thing is pier 27 to 29 is a magnificent plan and design. it will have recreational facilities and soccer and a lot of events and a lot of the piers will be able to give a little bit of land to recreational facilities. that will help provide more for the people of the city. so this is just beautiful. if you are seeing this glass-enclosed terminal, i went to visit a cousin of mine who i haven't seen for 35 years at pier 35 on a cruise ship and i want to tell you, that pier 35 is a disaster. i really, my heart sunk when i went there to actually see it. so this is a welcome addition.

. >> caller: hello, yes, i am old, i am a nam vet and i just wanted to mention or comment on the contrast between the serious issues we have going right now today that are mortal and bad and people are daunting but the basic issue that we are hotly debating when we have somebody debating an issue is pretty much exactly what i encountered in 1967 when i got out of vietnam i had been wounded and i went right in to the college scene on the west coast, and i mean it was hot on the west coast and -- >> host: and what is the issue were debating back then that you're still debating now? >> caller: the basic -- the foundation of what really is c'mon, like the speaker just commented on, capitalism is for all the things good coming essentially separated workers from the surplus value that they have created often with physical damage of their health and that's what we were talking about 40 years ago, 50 years ago. the same thing. and we have to stay on that. >> host: thank you. thanks for the call. >> guest: thanks very much. >> host: is this something that has been debated without any progress in 4

turns out it's ending nam and you know they're going to be a lot of people that that are out of work and that's unfortunate and i'm sorry for that situation but unfortunately this is a process that nasa has deferred for just about forty years thirty or forty years which is the process of making space sustainable the shuttle was never going to be sustainable that's why it got canceled now the fact that there's a gap. you know that was set in motion as i say seven and a half years ago the time to debate that cancellation was then not now but i'm hopeful that some of these companies like space x. which has already tested the capsule for taking people to and from the space station although in an unmanned version they are still working on manned rating it that they will in fact have these things up and running in the next couple years or maybe three years it also depends on how quickly nasa can work through the regulatory issues but you know a little bit of pain now could lead to a truly bright era in space exploration just a few years from now why and it is time very quickly one of these

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veit -- viet nam. flames killing 72 people. the cause a welder parking roofing insulation.l fell and blocked to the floor and trapping workers inside. >> south korea. regions devastated by land slide and rebuilding after days of rain. it is the heaviest downpour in a century. construction crews installeding guard rails in major highways and entire apartment blocks in ruins. australia, locals protesting an american run beauty pageant with contestants two months old. the event sexualizes children. one government official is not to please. >> i feel the mede. >>> and participants say the pageant is harmless. >> uk and zarya philips. queen elizabeth's grand daughter maring the rug bee player . there for the wedding is william and kate. it was not even broadcast on tv. that is a wrap. >> and drug trafficking with california's border with mexico is nothing new. the is now getting worse. >> plus, st. louis commemorates one of its own. it is the rock-n-roll legend chuck berry. ♪ ♪ oh, maybele why can't you be true. ♪ you started doing the things you used to. ♪ [ singing ] [ rge ] p

they can open up an account in your nam and go on a serious spending spree. do you have cufflinks? mm-hmm. gold ones? [ male announcer ] not on our watch. we're lifelock. go to lifelock.com and learn how our patented billion point database can help protecyou. call 1-800-lifelock today. lifelock. relentlessly protecting your identity. >> harris: sometimes there is a simple solution if you just find yourself swimming with sharks. get back in your boat. but it wasn't so easy for a fisherman in california who found himself in serious trouble as he tried to land an 8 footer in a kayak. >> lean away. lean away. you have got to lean away. lean away, lean away. >> harris: leanel away? dude. that's when things got really interesting. trace gallagher live in our west coast news hubble. trace, what happened? >> harris, yeah, he was a half mile off the coast of santa barbara and he was in the water holding this shark by the tail. if he let go of the shark might attack. the question in this whole thing was how long could he hold on? >> all of a sudden that reel starts screaming. there is no sou

cnn, the most troy westwoed nam. >> reporter: in 2007 a scientific exploration planted a russian flagic seabed. what some publically dismissed as a political stunt was privately considered a sputnik-like moment. according to secret leaked cables published by wikileaks the rest of the world began scrambling to get a piece of the arctic pie. that's how i came to be t n the arctic circle to see the escalating tension and activity in the region. oh, yeah. that's brisk. at daybreak, we headed out to rendezvous with one of the two u.s. nuclear submarines patrolling in the arctic. you know "planes, trains & automobiles"? the cnn version is ice planes, helicopters and submarines. the helicopter dropped us and our equipment at the rendezvous site. a three-foot thick sheet of ice several miles from base camp. with no ocean in sight, hundreds of miles from the nearest cell phone tower it was hard to imagine how a submarine would find me. >> are we a go for icemansur fasing? >> reporter: an x in the ice indicated where the sub was to surface. then the ground started to rumble. with 18 feet of the

they can open up an account in your nam and go on a serious spending spree. do you have cufflinks? gold ones? [ male announcer ] not on our watch. we're lifelock. go to lifelock.com and learn how our patented billion point database can help protecyou. call 1-800-lifelock today. lifelock. relentlessly protecting your identity. jon: new video and information just crossing our international desk. this is the scene in karachi, pakistan, today. [gunfire] jon: unidentified gunmen started firing leaving seven people dead, more than two dozen injured. groups of youths took to the street and started firing indiscriminately. more than a dozen vehicles and hundreds of tires were torched in various parts of the city. all this violence broke out after a senior provincial minister criticized a political rival on television news. >>> also in afghanistan a homicide bomber blew himself up inside a mosque during a memorial service for president hamid karzai's half brother. the blast killed five people, including the head of a council of clerics and a young child. the explosion wounded 15 others. the

hue are some of the nams of folks you may recognize. -- here are some of the names of folks you may recognize, matthew morrison and jordan sparks. back to you. >> thank you. >>> president obama and the first family will celebrate july 4th in town. they will host a barbecue this evening for service members and their families. at national archives today, the annual reading of the declaration of independence. that starts at 10:00 this morning. a group of new citizens will be naturalized today at mount vernon. that is not the only thing happening at george washington's home this fourth of july. we'll find out fore from holly morris. >>> the other big story today, the casey anthony murder trial. after more than a month of testimony, the defense has delivered its closing arguments. today, the prosecution gives its rebuttal and jurors are expected to begin deliberations. jessica stone has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the jury is set to make the decision about whether or not 25-year-old casey anthony is guilty of the murder of her #- year-old daughter that, coming after the -- her 2-year-ol

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relative, maybe a son who had fought for the national liberation firm, south vietnam me even north viet nam eastern relative calm to could honor the relatives who had fought from the south. the south was a defeated force, you had to in a sense pretended that child hadn't been there and the last ten years people have felt comfortable again about displaying photographs of psalms were lost and the losing side, quote on quote, one can appreciate their graves, remember them coming and so it is a profound everyday way within the families there has been a huge transformation from people that all about working out in a very complicated member of politics in an earlier period. >> professor, in the south are the real former south vietnamese soldiers who are living in the country have they been so called rehabilitated, are they allowed full access to society in vietnam? >> well that's a complicated question. a lot of high-ranking south vietnamese soldiers and government officials left vietnam after 1975. some dramatically as the world was coming to an end but in 1975 and 1980 many people to the united

and then they're headed to montreal, an emotion nam visit to a children's hospital.ery good with children. then they come here to a culinary school, a cookery school. and william is a great cook. he does a lot of the cooking at home, at least in their main home, they haven't got staff. we don't quite know about the duchess, how good she is. we'll see how good they are at cooking. they'll be cooking with the students and eating some of the food. the other interesting thing about quebec, the province we're in, there's a lot of anti-monarchy feeling, they would rather no have a monarchy here, so we'll see how william and catherine play into that. can they bring their star power? >> well, of course they can, right? and they're heading to los angeles as well. and remind people, what was the idea? why did they take this whole trip in the first place? hitting canada, hitting california. >> reporter: well, canada is realm, so the queen is the monarch here, just as much as she is in the uk. so they had to go to a realm before they went anywhere else on their first tour. and a

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they can open up an account in your nam and go on a serious spending spree. do you have cufflinks?m. gold ones? [ male announcer ] not on our watch. we're lifelock. go to lifelock.com and learn how our patented billion point database can help protecyou. call 1-800-lifelock today. lifelock. relentlessly protecting your identity. @@ call 1-800-lifelock today. ♪ sing polly wolly doodle all the day ♪ ♪ hah @ >> dramatic turning point in what is a debt limit showdown with 11 days to go. house speaker john boehner saying is he giving up on a deal with president obama. the house and president telling senate leaders both parties to be back at the white house tomorrow morning to explain how they plan to keep the government from defaulting on its debt. the president says speaker boehner is walking away from a, quote, extraordinarily fair deal but the speaker accusing the white house of moving the goal post at the very last minute with tax increases being inserted in the deal. our james rosen has been there all acin our d.c. newsroom. james, what a night? >> indeed, harris. president obama co

. >> nose nam. >> she knows her nouns and verbs and is now learning more. >> get the toy. >> good girlwe are trying to stretch her learning abilities and we are getting it to the rudiments of grammar. >> pilley published an article in the scientific journal and more researchers are beginning to discover that dogs think, they observe, they understand. >> i think dogs are smarter than we give them credit for. >> alexander horowitz is a professor at columbia university and the author of the best seller inside of a dog. she has studied how dogs take in information and it all begins with the nose. >> horowitz believes dogs understand almost everything, even time, through the relative strength of smells. >> what is underfoot is a little bit of the past, what happened before, what is on the breeze is a little bit of the future. so i think they have an expanded sense of the present a little bit or at least it is a little different than our sense of what is happening right now. >> and alexander horowitz has discovered our dogs not only smell us, they listen to us, most of the time, when sally h

they can open up an account in your nam and go on a serious spending spree. do you have cufflinks?m-hmm. gold ones? [ male announcer ] not on our watch. we're lifelock. go to lifelock.com and learn how our patented billion point database can help protecyou. call 1-800-lifelock today. lifelock. relentlessly protecting your identity. jon: brand-new developments in the deadly protests that continue to rock syria. syrian troops fired on activists killing at least three. they are the latest victims in a bloody crackdown that have claimed lives of some 1500 people. we are getting a firsthand account of the regime's brew tpalt from a witness to the mass massacre. >> reporter: media restrictions make it impossible to find out what is really happening in syria. an estimated 10,000 syrians have fled across the border to turkey. a few have made it as far as the united states. one exile has told us his chilling story. 3:00pm april 15th in a northern syrian city. troops open fire on antigovernment demonstrators. it's a day this 21-year-old will never forget. did anyone have guns, any of the dem

give us strength this day and keep us always in your care, this we pray frin your holy nam amen. >> thankending this extraordinary ceremony for this extraordinary hero. i hope that all of you will join the family. there is going to be an outstanding reception. i hear the food is pretty good around here. i know the music is great, because we've got my own marine band playing. thank you so much for your attendance, and once again, congratulations, leroy, for your extraordinary devotion to our country. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> and you've been watching a very rare but very special moment at the white house there. that is staff sergeant first class leroy petry receiving the medal of honor for saving his fellow rangers, and the president put that medal around his neck as an honor for his work and devotion to the country. he's a father of four from santa fe, new mexico. lost his right hand as you heard there, but certainly saved many lives there along the way as well. we'll be right back with much more. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. if you have painful, swollen joints, i've been in

we're going to bring about peace in viet nam and the world. >> watch this discussion from the u.s.al and washington, d.c., monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. this fourth of july 3 weekend on american history tv, we will visit the smithsonian to learn about a government expedition to circumnavigate the globe and a treasure, 40 tons of specimens that became the foundation of the smithsonian institution. laura bush on her time in the white house, planning her husband's library and her memoir, spoken from the heart. a panel including former clinton press secretary mike mccurry discussing jfk and the press. get the complete schedule at c- span.org. >> state department legal adviser harold help congress -- told congress the war powers act does not involve libya. president obama did not need congressional authority. the senate is considering legislation authorizing the mission for a year. the measure is backed by senators kerry and mccain as well as the white house. in the house, members voted not to authorize the intervention. this portion of the hearing as an hour and 15 minut

that is how we were going to bring about peace in viet nam and the world. >> watch this discussion frome americans for prosperity held its annual conference in minneapolis. speakers included john fund on the legacy of ronald reagan and andrew brietbart on the wiener scandal and the transformation of his ideologies. >> and now ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the president of americans for prosperity foundation. ladies and gentlemen, tim phillips. ♪ ["beautiful day," u2] ♪ ["beautiful day," u2] >> thank you. thank you. welcome. welcome to americans for fourthrity foundation's annual right online conference. years ago, the staff came to our leadership and said, "candidly, the left is killing us on line. they are beating us. we have a solution. we are going to start conferences across the country. we are going to start training literally tens of thousands of grass-roots activists to go up and become better online insurgents using social media and social networking." americans for prosperity foundation write online was going. we do not just hold conferences quietly. we decided to go whe

i am a disabled viet nam veteran and i am tired of seeing our kids sent overseas. if we stop spending all our money overseas to police the entire world and get our heads into everybody else's business, we would have enough money in this country to take care of ourselves. host: would you say to cut it off entirely or drastically limit our foreign aid? caller: drastically limit it. it is absurd the money we're spending overseas not to mention the poor kids the way i was at one time getting maimed and seriously injured that we will have to pay for for the rest of their lives. it is an ongoing thing. we don't belong in these countries. my their own business and let's take care of ourselves. other countries are now coming to help us the way we have to help everybody else. we cannot afford to do this anymore. host: south boston on our democrats line per caller: i agree with that gentleman. i call them penny pinching back for politicians. if they did not stick their nose in where did not belong -- president obama said if the republicans, the rich republicans and democrats

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steve buscemi got nam natuominn. anything else jump out?inue gdid nominated and she was the winner last year. so that's probably the biggest snub of the morning to come -- the show is also in its final season. typically people like to get nominated -- like to give nominations for shows in their final season. >> any surprise to how many of the nominations were for that much havemovie series the kenne? >> a shocking number. it had a pretty troubled back story, but i believe i saw at least two or three. that's a huge coup for the kennedys. >> and in the comedy series which was the last category announced, big bang theory, glee, modern family, office, parks and recreation, 30 rock. usually suspects there. >> i'd go back to drama and say the big coup there was game of throwns getting nominated for hbo. that's a show that's not necessarily for the emmy voteth voting audience. it's fantasy which usually gets snubbed. i also think in the comedy actress category, melissa mccarthy getting nominated, that's the first season of mike and molly. there ar

. >> if i recall in vancouver, you, meredith, kristi nam guyam were hanging out. >> we engaged in a littledidn't realize you were talking about the band. >> nobody wants to see that. >> i did lose a show, i'll say that. >> that's why they cheer. >> you've done a lot of things, you met the queen, went on the olympic to torch run. >> the queen said to me, she said, what is the origin of the name? >> she did not! >> and i said, i believe robertson is scottish. >> what is the origin of barenaked ladies? >> it just made us laugh. we were 18 years old. >> that's all you think about when you're 18. >> that's all you think about when you're ages 13 to -- well i'm 40 and i haven't stopped thinking about it. >> we called you and you've got some of your band members here and others are on vacation. you guys are going to do a unique version, an awe koustic version. >> we call it "the today show" version. >> which means what, exactly? >> it will be available on our upcoming hits release, as such. we're going to do it stripped down and acoustic. it's fun to play like that. >> so the passion is still the

i'm going to go to peking and moscow and that's how we're going to bring about peace in viet nam and the world. >> watch this discussion from the u.s. navy memorial in washington d.c. tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> mission control houston -- >> roger, discovery. >> nasa is on schedule for the final mission of the special program this friday with the launch of the space shuttle and atlantis. look back at a shuttle program with the launch of columbia 30 years ago and explore what is ahead for nasa online at the c- span video library -- search, watch, click and share any time. >> u.s. supreme court chief justice, john roberts, talks about the impact television cameras in the courtroom and have on lawyers and judges. currently, the court does not allow live coverage. it provides the transcripts and audio after oral argument. it was just one of many topics addressed by chief justice roberts at the fourth circuit court of appeals 77 annual judicial conference held earlier this month. this is about 45 minutes. >> informal in the sense that the chief justice and he would be sitting ba