and that again goes back to the viet nam and the congress wanting more say in what was happening. >> we appear to have come no further in the past 40 years than where we were. the congressional vote albeit as devotee said the vote in the house today was against funding, the military action against libya but it's meaningless. they will continue funding it any way. >> they will continue the funding and what to me is very striking is when the united states got involved in libya, one of the things president obama said right from the beginning he said our involvement is going to be measured in days, not weeks, the four months plus now. why did he say that? because in his mind this is a very smart, well read president. she reads history all the time told. now, vietnam is very much on his mind, and he did not want to convey the impression to the american people that we are getting sucked into something that could end up being another vietnam. this was a man who when he was campaigning in 08 he went off to do the obligatory trip where you visit the front and he was going in now with senator

officers in the pot nam area was the scene of saturday night's rampage with rioters burning patrol cars they are protesting a police shooting death of a father of four. more than 55 people were arrested, 26 police officers were injured. disturbances broke in enfield, about 5 miles north of to the nam. >>> fire still burns in southern dads in high winds and hot temperatures. the march of the flames over nearly a thousand acres. >>> it was testified knit leah great weekend if you didn't want to turn your air conditioner on. once again a cool weekend in the bay area. will we warm up for the weekend? i'll tell you in a full report coming up. ,, [ male announcer ] this... is the montrose pet hospital -- montrose, california. in here, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. call at&t and see what we can do for you. with unlimited voice plus broadband, starting at $70 dollars. it's a network of possibilities -- helping y

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. >>> pleasantton police are not releasing the nam of the man arrested una 27-year-old cold murder case. but jail documents reveal steve carlson was booked into the santa rita jail on murder charge sunday. this photo posted on the megan's law list of sex offenders. carlson the former classmate of tina fails killed in 1984 while walking home from foothill high school. at the time there were whispers on campus, carlson was responsible. he was questioned by police back then but it took modern technology to break the case. recent dna evidence linked the case to the santa cruz transient now 43 years old. >>> cost of california's high speed rail is a lot higher than originally estimated. here are the new estimates. first phase of the rail will cost nearly $14 billion. that's $6.8 billion more than the original estimate. construction is scheduled to start by september of next year. so, september 2012. supporters say the route between san francisco and anaheim will create thousand of jobs, and be cheaper in the long run. the entire cost of the project is currently estimated at $43 billion. but

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when you talk about your situation for our meetings, it's bestst that you do not nam any particular person. >> i'm sorry. yo vice president yee: no, that's ok. so go ahead and continue and we're going to have somebody talk to you afterwards. >> ok. and how i've been antagonized in order for her to get me out of the program. but thanks to mrs. janice cho i wasn't kicked out of the program. oh, i did it again, huh? i'm sorry. [laughter] oh, man. but -- i don't even want to go anymore. she decided to film me without any reason in order to get me to drop the program and this is a program that i really like and i wanted to stay in but i can't go through me having someone in class and her having put me through this during my senior year, it's not going to look good on my college application. because of that i had to drop out of the program. and she graded me on my elementary school and she only came to supervise my class once and the teacher that i work with at the elementary school, she never spoke to her and not even one time but she gave me a grade and i don't understand how she could give me

for the use of all of that military hardware after that happened it really changed the financial the nam dynamics in hollywood in my book i wrote one of the people who work on the hunt for red october who said after talking to happen more and more studios wanted to work with the pentagon having to get approval of their search of the pentagon and that studios sent down the message to screenwriters either get the approval of the pentagon or your pictures will not be made so this is why for every one anti war movie or one entertainer product that questions the military you get scores and scores of other entertainment products that are promoting militarism or boating the military promoting or as the answer to all of our profits and in fact it seems like any serious movie that was dealing with issues of war from sample you know robert greenwald's recent documentary rethink afghanistan. i would guess that if he went to the pentagon and said you know we'd like some access to your footage or whatever for your hardware they would laugh him out of the room. i would guess that as well the pentagon

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you said you gave the order to return fire the operation continued after that heavy weapons rolled in nam a conflict turned into an all out war could you tell us about how you made the decision to continue the operation and another question that all our colleagues would like answered who called who first. did you call prime minister putin invasion or did he call you. the first time i contacted him about a conflict that was about twenty four hours after it had broken out that was involved was already ablaze mr putin just made a statement condemning tbilisi's move that was the right thing to do of course we spoke twenty four hours after the attack over a secure line i do understand it's not very appropriate to discuss matters like this by cell phone it's also a lot of trouble to establish a secure line with someone who's in a different country but we talked and we talked more when he came back but even before his return i called a meeting of the security council i explained my position my decision to return fire and then gauging conflict security council members voiced their support for my

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americans would go half a million soldiers in uniform in iraq what's going on is there's some other viet-nam so we soon go for a fraction of the number soldiers and send over at least that many contractors in the american people who are clueless and don't know what's going on and it's something to keep in mind as we see people comparing libya to iraq in two thousand and three there is no draft so logic and your logic would say that there would be nothing to keep libya from turning into iraq but we're going to have to leave it at that ok it's ok with that you know that's possible ok well thank you so much that was my alibi and author of america's failure in iraq now america's long standing wars have required in total we've been talking about iraq but looking at both of them iraq and afghanistan roughly two million u.s. soldiers have risked their lives my last guest said it would have been many more if we had mercenaries actually being u.s. soldiers and when you look at the lives lost together it's been more than six thousand but behind the numbers and statistics of war is a tragic reality tha

published, 37 volume classified top secret study by the department of defense about our involvement in viet nam. the papers were leaked to the new york times. henry kissinger called him the most dangerous man in america. they were published by the n.y. times after winning an epic first amendment battle in the supreme court after the pentagon papers were published. the next administration prosecuted albert --ellsberg and the trial was afforded. the judge discovered that nixon had burglarized the psychiatrist's office to find dirt and the judge was so outraged about the government misconduct that he dismissed the case. the government did not prosecute the new york times. no publisher has ever been prosecuted under the espionage act and i don't think the news media could be prosecuted. when it was proposed in 1917 the congress rejected -- made it a crime to, quote, published defense information in the very provision -- the law does forbid publishing -- the part that deals with military codes or photographs of military installations. congress knew how to prohibit publishing and deliberately chose n

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caller: back in the day, when i got out in 1968, coming back from 'nam, i was informed that you had to get three refusals from the bank, but that is not what i call. i wish sba would work with governors to establish some sort of system where local guys trying to go into business have some kind of assets available through the state, because it is pretty obvious that the federal government is not going to be able to help our governors in 10 years. i just drafted an e-mail to my governor in connecticut suggesting that he get together with sba and other people to see if they cannot get more of our tax dollars in the state of connecticut -- keep more of our tax dollars in the state of connecticut. some negotiable funds that we personally could take as tax deductions as well as contributing to the economy of our state. i don't know what you think of in idea, but i've been business, and trying to go through the sba, unfortunately, i could not get the three bank refusals gbut i wish you would comment on that. guest: thank you for your question, and you raised a very good point about the federa

as i go over and show you video, they're already getting ready for nam dal.his is what we like to see, people taking it seriously. bringing in their boats. preparing for rough seas. this is of the jay jong province. you can see fishermen really securing their boats much that's the right thing to do. i take you pack over to show you the rain coming down. we're seeing right along the coastline, there's for areas in red, we're talking 25 to 50 centimeters of rainfall. again, the problem is the storm is not history bringing. as charles mentioned, this is in the philippines. let's go through video out of taiwan. this is just new to us. you can see the rain just pouring down. roads actually were just washed away. many roads buckled. rushing water across the area. problem is, when you get all this rain coming down and it's still coming down, the ground is so weak, it's going to continue to be a problem as we go through the next several days ahead. you can still see the rough seas through parts of taiwan. charles, back over to you. we're also going to talk about the

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and i would like to see a decent min nam said, you know, full-time workers should get $10 an hour andh coverage, not putting the full burden on that of employers, because that creates incentive problems you're talking about. as a society we ought to agree as a wealthy nation something like that is a decent minimum. do you understand why, when i hear the conservative side i describe, that doesn't ring as american values to me? >> it doesn't to you. once again, what we're disagreeing on is what the bake minimum should be. you said something important. i agree with. sorry we're not disagreeing quite enough but we'll try to make the most of it in the remaining minutes. you said that, if -- we shouldn't place the entire burden on employers, for example, if we have a higher minimum wage. you in fact are quite correct that we can't place the burden on employers because they're do things like lay people off, and you can't prohibit that either. if you want to do something that actually pays people more, it's got to cost the taxpayers more. that's disproportionately going to be a burden falling

in 2009, president cnton nam him a special envoy for the of haiti. he's written a book called haiti after t earthquake. i'm pleased to have him o this program for the first time. it's long overdue. welcome. >> thank you charlie. >> charlie: how many years have you been going to haiti. >> 28. >> charlie: why? >> i went there just having graduated from college before medical school. i knew i wanted to be a physician and i was very interested in, i wouldn't comet medical mission work but in serving people, might not otherwise have access to healthcare. and i ended up in haiti on purpose and studied the place as a college student. and i'm really glad i did. so that was -- >> charlie: so what is the iti that you knew preearthquake. >> rural haiti. the central plateau, people who make their living by farming the land. i think the term would be, i had the good fortune to start my work in a very disrupted community. they had been displaced. it had been displaced by a hydro electric dam th was not the best way in some since to see aevelopment project but to s

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there is a report that 13 others who were at the mail center are being decon nam natured deconta.don't have confirmation on that. there is no word on what caused the package to be suspicious. we'll keep you up to date. jenna: a panel features the cokhaeufrs the 9/11 commission that are push hreurbg their report pwa. tim kaine was the chairman of the 9/11 commission, he's a cochair of the by policy center national security preparedness group and he's joining us on the phone. you say in this report regarding the 9/11 recommendations that a lot of them are still unfill filled. what is the most concerning part of your report that has been left unfill filled over the last ten years? >> well, there are a number of them actually. one of the once that we are concentrating on today is the fact that first responders, police, fire, first aid people still can't talk to each other on their radios in many parts of the country. there is no spectrum that they all share, which means that police couldn't talk to the fire, and a fireman on 9/11, that caused lives. same thing people in air planes cou

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now at the beginning of this year we get earthquakes, nams tsunamis, revolution -gs in the middle easthquakes outside of washington d.c. we've had a series of things that have given us heavy blows and slowed down the economy again. i don't think you want to confuse one thing that is -- >> i'll give you labor statistics. president obama has lost 2.4 million jobs since his similahis stimulus plan. he said unemployment would stay below 8%, those were promises he made as a candidate none of which came through. are you going to make the case that the arab spring and japanese earthquake had a more significant economic impact than say 9/11 on the economy? or katrina on the economy? megyn: mr. goolsbee went onto suggest that they did lead to a hike in gas price necessary the united states. can the president's promises be used against him in the way we saw with george h. w bush. joining me now leslie marshal and lars larson. leslie is also a fox news contributor. that's the question, president obama is on tape saying these things. he's going to cut the deficit, cut the debt in half, keep unempl

. >> reporter: the press said to carney, look you're blaming it on the nam r you say it's because ofked. at some point does the administration have to take responsibility and not blame others. carney said they are not blaming anything. they say there are other factors out there contributing to a very, very difficult atmosphere. heading into 2012 if they don't start coming up with some answers it will be an uphill battle for this president. shannon: what can the president do. we heard him talking about making jobs the number one priority. what is the plan? >> reporter: they've said it many times before, there is frustration around the country that unemployment hasn't changed too much. the .2% right now. we are waiting for the new jobs numbers tomorrow. they want to extend a payroll tax cut that is about to expire that has begin average families a thousand dollars in their pocket. they want patent reform. they think that will help companies with innovation. they want trade deals on capitol hill to go through. as jay carney himself says there is no silver bullet here, not one of those t

it showed that nixon would be vilified as being opposed to peace in viet nam have actually large grandiose conception including the whole world and so, at the same time it isolated the vietnamese because it meant that the closest or the most nearby allied was willing to deal with the united states without informing them and to some extent at their disadvantage because interrupted the psychological reason so that was an important aspect. >> in any national security foreign policy calculus there is always american domestic opinion, which any great leader knows how to change, how to persuade, how to move. now, when you think about the opening to china and the soviet union which you conduct it as well, was that part of a strategy to signal to the american people that while we were fighting for a hot war in vietnam this administration was also seeking longer-term pieces? >> guest: it was not done as a political maneuver. it was done because they believed it to be that and we believed it to be that. it had the practical effect of telling the american people not to be obsessed with events in one

. >> i am trying as hard as i know how to get peace in viet nam as quickly as i can. for that reason, i am not running. >> listen to that nationwide on satellite, and online at c-span radio. >> defense secretary leon panetta says congress cannot balance the federal budget by just cutting discretionary spending, which includes the defense department. meeting with departures -- with reporters at the pentagon, the secretary warned again against automatic defense cuts that would be triggered by the debt ceiling deal. this is 45 minutes. this is 45 minutes. >> good afternoon. this is my first press briefing here at the pentagon as secretary of defense. as you know, i have just completed my first month as secretary. during that time, i have had a chance to travel to the war zones to meet with the troops and commanders. i have had a chance to consult with a number of the ministers of defense. i hosted four of my counterparts at the pentagon. i visited north, last friday. i will be traveling to socom on monday. i have had the privilege of visiting walter reed and meeting with

. >> i am trying as hard as i can to get peace in viet nam. for that reason, i am not running. >> listen on satellite channel 119 m live at c-span radio host: we're going to continue our conversation about the new super committee that has been created. v that is in the debt legislation passed earlier this week. we're joined first by john not of the sun lifelich foundation. also, paul krawzack. have you heard any indications about who the members may or may not be? i have not heard yet. so far the four leaders have not given it any indication of when they will make the appointments or who. host: are you hearing reports about people lobbying for themselves and their friends and etcetera? guest: not right now because most everybody has left. there has happened too much going on. host: has there ever been a committee formed like this before with this jurisdiction and real power? guest: i do not know that there has been a committee by this is that formation, but as we look at the 12 members of congress we have really focus on the fact that they nee

. >> i am trying to get to peace in viet nam as quickly as i can. for that reason, i am not running. >> listen to c-span radio at 90.1 fm and online at c-span radio.org. 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, zero. these are the stakes. to make a world in which all of god's children can live. where to go into the night. we must either love each other or we must die. vote for president johnson on november 3. >> we will look at the history of political campaign ads with robert mann. also former homicide detective james about on the day jack ruby kill the man under his protection and former speechwriters for nixon reveal how his messages were crafted. american history tv. kitty schedule -- get s schedule at c-span.org/history. >> the food and humanitarian crisis in the horn of africa. was somalia having a drought, relief efforts have been complicated by the fact that al qaeda controls part of the country. this is less than two hours. >> i would like to focus -- called today's hearing. i am privileged to serve with my friend senator isaacson and i want to thank him for s

. >> i am trying as hard as i know how to get peace in viet nam as quickly as i can.hat reason, i am not running. >> nationwide on channel 19. online at c-span.org. quite the nascent but the economy added one of its 17,000 jobs in july, dropping the unemployment rate slightly to #1%. keith hall testifies about the report before the joint economic committee on capitol hill. this runs about 55 minutes. >> we are grateful for your many years of service. he has been working at the bureau of labor statistics since 1974. he served as the deputy commissioner since 2003, including 1.5 years as acting commissioner during the bush administration. thank you for your years of service and your dedicated commitment to the united states of america. we are grateful for that service. is this your last hearing in congress? we will try to make it memorable for you. [laughter] in the past few weeks we have gotten a number of economic reports, including today's employment report about which we will talk mostly about. no matter what report it is, so many of them indicate to us the fragilit

decent contract and i can go on and on about the number of labor issues on which we have differed from nam of our republican colleagues. i also carried the national mediation board amendment on the house floor with jerry costello and again not to get too into the weeds but basically frank and i and a number of other house members wrote to the m.m.b. after president obama became the president in support of a petition by the afl-cio to change the way that unions can be certified under the national rail labor act. it was, back since the 1930's that if you had 1,000 people in the union the rule was that a majority of those 1,000 had to vote yes in favor of certification. that seemed a little odd to us and the n.m.b. changed the rule that it's now 50-plus-one of the people who show up and vote kind of like the elections that we all run in every two years. chairman mica's bill in the house revoked or attempted to put it back to the old rule. i sponsored the amendment and argued on the floor that i didn't think that that change was appropriate. frank and i immediately in response to our friend's

. >> i am trying as hard as i know how to get peace in viet nam as quickly as i can. for the reason i am not running. >> listen to c-span radio in the washington d.c. area at 91 f m and satellite channel 119 and online at c-spanradio.org. >> with thises before a senate banking committee said 30 year fixed mortgages could become a thing of the past if government backing for home mortgages goes away. those low in terms our product of the to be announced market where government-backed securities are sold. those securities are issued by fannie mae and freddie mac, companies controlled by the government since the 2008 financial crisis lawmakers are exploring different options for reducing government's role in the home mortgage market. this is just over an hour. >> in may the subcommittee conducted a hearing on the securitization. this morning's hearing continues examination of the securitization market with particular focus on part of the securitization system important to for housing finance and this is part of the to be announced market. in nearly 70s they began as a tra

. >> i am trying as hard as i know how to get that peace in viet nam as quickly as i can.r that reason, i am not running. >> listen on ex-im satellite channels, an online at c-span radio.org. >> the bureau of labor statistics has announced that the economy added one under 17,000 jobs in july, a drop in the unemployment rate slightly to 9.1% predicted the agency testifies about the report before the joint economic committee on capitol hill. this runs about 55 minutes.

preparedness -- disaster relief and preparedness, wednesday an examination of climateology and weather die nam national oceanic and atmospheric administration and next friday we close the series with the discussion on the role of the national weather service. that's all next week during washington journal. beginning tuesday, at 9:00 eastern. republican president -- presidential candidate mitt romney held a town tall meeting in new hampshire. having turned around enterprises and not just watched jobs being created but actually creating jobs. i believe that skill is what the nation needs to get america back to work again. and to restore the values that will keep us prosperous. i believe that skill will enable me in a debate with barack obama to look at him and say no, mr. president, you got it wrong. you don't understand how the economy works. you don't understand how yourend made it harder for jobs to be created. i do. i created jobs. i know how it's done. and if i'm president of the united states, mr. president, i'll do a better job slowing down that clock and hopefully getting it to reversing

caller: back in the day, when i got out in 1968, coming back from 'nam, i was informed that you had to three refusals from the bank, but that is not what i call. i wish sba would work with governors to establish some sort of system where local guys trying to go into business have some kind of assets available through the state, because it is pretty obvious that the federal government is not going to be able to help our governors in 10 years. i just drafted an e-mail to my governor in connecticut suggesting that he get together with sba and other people to see if they cannot get more of our tax dollars in the state of connecticut -- keep more of our tax dollars in the state of connecticut. some negotiable funds that we personally could take as tax deductions as well as contributing to the economy of our state. i don't know what you think of in idea, but i've been business, and trying to go through the sba, unfortunately, i could not get the three bank refusals gbut i wish you would comment on that. guest: thank you for your question, and you raised a very good point about the federal es