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richard ankle as he spoke at this year's dedication of the memorial for fallen journalists at the newseum at washington. lastwas held hostage december, and i thought i was going to be added to this list. i was lucky after five unpleasant days. i got out. there was a gun battle and a rescue and i managed to escape. i was rescued and escaped. i returned to syria last week for the first time since being kidnapped, and instead of having list, iadded to this have the honor of paying respect to my colleagues who did not make it, and i would like to thank the newseum for that privilege. the question is, why do we do it? why take the risks? is it for fun, ford venture? -- for adventure? is it for the money? there are easier ways to make money than this. like the earth's plates when they snap like violent political change, and we see how the plates are fitting together. we do so the innocents have a voice. we do it because we have decided this is what we want to do with our slice of time on this planet. event back in may. all of the available in our field library at www.c-span.org. looking live at

roughly 18 >>> a san francisco newseum is out canning jobs not -- museum is cutting jobs not long after a move to a new location. the exploratorium will cut 18% of its staff, 80 portions. attendance at the museum is only half of what was predicted when it moved to the embarcadero. >>> parents are going to love this. high school students in the north bay will be able to take free college courses. solano community college will open up classes to high school freshmen who can take high school and college credits. high potential students who may not have a family history of going to college. and it will help to save on tuition. >> they are covering it all. that's great. >> the students will have to skip sports and some of the other after-school programs. but they can end their high school career with two years of college courses already under their belts. >> not too bad. >>> wall street stocks are mostly lower in early afternoon trading. taking a live look at the big board right now, you can see the dow is down about 6 points. weak performances from retailers offset the gains with banks and

remember the newseum the third maybe even the second maybe even when the european elections come around the number one party that i think we're really moving towards taking power that's what i want you know i'm not here is a bystander i'm here to come into power and apply the ideas that are mine and that i can see are already being applied in other countries around the world i think it's just a matter of it all coming together since a lot of french people are starting to realize that everything the national front predicted came through on the subject. the risks with immigration the economic model that has been imported from an imposed by the united states meaning goal to a liberal model which destroys economies and denies the people the riches that they have selves have created and denies nations their sovereignty their you are and so consequently with each passing day realizing the national front predictions were correct more and more french people are taking an interest in the solutions used and hearing to the solutions we offer. well having said that your opponents say oh my look the

newseum,ourtesy of the -- host: also this morning, courtesy of the newseum as well, but governor mcdonaldnd his -- , governor mcdonald and his possible investigation into gifts he has received. thenished image for governor." he has four and a half months left, he is staying on. hello, edward. like to got would i and tell congress? i think i would say that a fair tax would be better than income- tax and that government employees should not make over $1,000 a week, whether they are a senator, congressman, or president. that is just common sense. most americans do not make over $100,000 per year. businesses do. if you want to go and take care of trade imbalance, congress should go and say okay with that federal sales tax on everything. with things being brought into the country, whether they are made in china or brazil, they still get the same tax as a company that makes it here, which would cause them to say -- when wea shipment here will be taxed on it anyway? that way corporations would not feel like they cannot hire anyone because that -- they have to pass that cost on to the consumer. a

richard ankle as he spoke at this year's dedication of the memorial for fallen journalists at the newseum at washington. lastwas held hostage december, and i thought i was going to be added to this list. i was lucky after five unpleasant days. i got out. there was a gun battle and a rescue and i managed to escape. i was rescued and escaped. i returned to syria last week for the first time since being kidnapped, and instead of having list, iadded to this have the honor of paying respect to my colleagues who did not make it, and i would like to thank the newseum for that privilege. the question is, why do we do it? why takehe

the newseum's exhibit of anchorm anchorman. anchorman 2, two parts pop pus, one part loveable softy, and totally hilarious. the n they gave us a sneak peek at some of the posters. that's it for "reliable sources". if you miss a program, you can now go to e tunes on mondays and check out our podcast. join us again next sunday at 11:00 a.m. eastern for another critical look at the media. join 11:00 a.m. eastern for another critical look at the media. chec. join us again next sunday at 11:00 a.m. eastern for another critical look at the media. >>> today a suspected plot prompts a global warning to americans far from home. take care. senator lindsey graham joins us for a talk on al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, edward snowden in russia, and crisis in egypt. then house intelligence committee member adam schiff on whether these security warnings justify the breadth and depth of spying by the national security agency. and see you in september. congress takes a month long break, leaving nearly every important piece of business undone

the front page of "the state" courtesy of the newseum as this headline.graham, not scott, attracting senate opponents." why is that? caller: i can't answer that. host: are you going to vote for the instagram? -- four lindsey graham? caller: i won't. he is a democrat in republican clothing. host: how about tim scott? caller: he's got his own troubles. host: this comment on twitter oh, i readyr 1 -- read that one. dominick, republican caller. caller: good morning. i had a quick comment on the egypt situation. we need to be very, very clear. sameason we cannot at the time condemn any kind of religious government, anyplace in the world, and also condemn the violence of the military. we seem to be so timid and afraid to hurt anybody's feelings. we've got to stand up for what we believe and be clear. that is what this ministration -- administration is not doing. on the immigration thing, just quickly, the biggest problem is that once they started saying that the immigration system is broke, that is when we lost it, because most people don't know what the immigr

central access -- high school to little rock, arkansas and the national alliance of faith and justice, newseum cohosting this hour- long event. >> again, thank you for your patience as we transition the group back. is aont of you today living story of history. seepportunity for us to what many of us have seen in and someone whose stories have helped to influence our lives and as someone who we, as a quick psa, rephrase those who help shape a journey to greatness. you take a moment now to view this short clip which sets into motion our session this afternoon, a journey to greatness. >> we all know about famous men with goals. >> less well known, is the hundreds of civilians who died. their sacrifice helped desegregate the united states navy. >> rosie the riveter, a symbol of gender equality. >> she changed american society forever. >> frederick douglass once said it is easier to build great children than to repair broken man. >> the trials and triumphs of those who sat at the lunch counters in birmingham in 1963. those who inspired the formation of the student nonviolent committee. >> those who

panel discussion on race to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the march on washington monday at the newseum. other participants included former deputy assistant housing secretary for native-american programs. the w.k. kellogg foundation hosted the two hour and 10 minute discussion. >> food morning. -- good morning. thank you for saying good morning in a way that i would hear and receive that energy. i'm going to try it one more time. good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you all. this is such a joy to be here in this historic week to celebrate our history and to envision and move forward toward creating the future that we all want and certainly the future that our children deserve. i am gail christopher, vice president for program strategy of the w.k. kellogg foundation and i bring you greetings on behalf of our board of directors, our president, sterling spiran, our staff and our community of grantees who are all over this nation and many other parts of the world. we stand in solidarity behind this idea that no lie can live forever and that we must heal america for our children's sake. w