there were things thrown at us and under noriega's orders. and the candidates in the stuff the ballot box were declared to be winners they never took office, and eventually of course he was arrested and put in prison for a long time, and the next three election was held at the carter center in monitoring the election and was an honest and fair election and now panel is one of the democracies in this hemisphere. >> host: do you feel noriega should still be in prison? >> guest: he served his term. he was sentenced for 40 years and was qualified for a pardon, but he has been rearrested, as you may know, because some other use is that he perpetrated against citizens of france. said he was extradited to france to be tried on another crime after he was finally served his term -- >> host: has he ever reached to you in any way? >> guest: no, noriega is not my friend. [laughter] he's not my friend. but he was one of those that got the carter center involved on a worldwide basis monitoring elections, and now -- at that time we were innovators in monito

>> guest: no, noriega is not my friend. [laughter] he's not my friend. but he was one of those that got the carter center involved on a worldwide basis monitoring elections, and now -- at that time we were innovators and monitoring elections front side, and now we just finished i think over 81st election this past -- this month in many or before that in sierra leone, as we have the major elections and also elections in the palestinian area, and we did first to the elections and indonesia when they changed from 50 years of dictatorship into a democracy. so we've had a very exciting time holding elections, and i have to get noriega credit he got me started on the election monitoring. [laughter] i had to denounce him as a crook. >> host: tell me about you were mentioning looking at the white house and jogging and in the "white house diary" whether you are on the campaign trail going to texas, you kind of often sneak in their like you're going on a jog. and then when you were inaugurated you did the famous walk on your inauguration. how did the idea of walki

yes president bush ordered the arrest of noriega and he sent me five thousand troops to panama numerous international laws in doing so so according to these and this is how things should be done all the time he almost seems to refer to the rest of noriega as the glory days those things can really suggesting that the us send twenty five thousand troops to another country right now just to arrest julius on this just shows you how washington really thinks and interpol is into songes only problem today with the leaks appears to have lost or left its main web host amazon dot com the main website and sub site devoted to the diplomatic documents were unavailable from the us and europe this afternoon as amazon servers refused to acknowledge requests for data so i guess the signage is finally starting to feel the full weight of the u.s. government and pretty. now earlier this week we first told you about a document in the wiki leaks scandal that sheds light on secretary of state hillary clinton clinton signing off on requests for personal information on diplomats at the u.n. and it couldn't have

host could do you feel that noriega should still be in prison? >> guest: he was there for 40 years and i think that he was qualified for a pardon, but he has been rearrested as you may know because some abuses he perpetrated against citizens of france, said he was extradited from france, another crime after he was finally served his term. >> host: has he ever reached all to you in any way? >> guest: no, noriega is not my friend, but he was one of those that got involved in a worldwide basis monitoring the elections, and at that time we were innovators in monitoring the elections from outside and now we just finished the 81st election this past month and before that early on to read some of the major e elections and the palestinian area, and we did the first to the elections in indonesia when they changed from 50 years of dictatorship and to a democracy, as we have had a very exciting time holding elections and i have to get noriega credit he got me started on the election because i had to denounce him. [laughter] >> you were looking at the white

una corte francesa rechazÓ el pedido del exdictador panameÑo manuel antonio noriega de permanecer enin embargo panamÁ ha pedido su extradiciÓn para juzgarlo por el asesinato de opositores polÍticos y otros delitos. los presidentes de ecuador y colombia declararon superada una de las mÁs graves crisis de las relaciones bilaterales, detonada por un bombardeo a un campamento de las farc en el 2008. los dos mandatarios realizaron un recorrido por zonas afectadas por las inundaciones en colombia, correa llevÓ 7 t y media de ayuda humanitaria. estudiantes muy molestnor un mar univza de las matrÍculas universitarias cerraron uno de los principales campos de la universidad de puerto rico, lanzaron gases, hasta que fueron desalojados por la policÍa. >> la tranquilidad con la que transcurrÍa el segundo día de huelga fue interrumpida temprano en la tarde cuando los estudiantes entraron a la facultad de ciencias naturales llevando a cabo su manifestaciÓn. >> ¡luchando por el futuro! >> la presencia policÍaca era evidente mientras estudiantes expresaban en contra de aquellos profesores que daba -

noriega is not my friend. he was one of those that got the carter center involved on a worldwide basis monitoring elections. at that time we were innovators in monitoring elections. now we just finished our 801st election this week -- this month in guinea. before that we had ten major elections. the palestinian area. we did our first two elections in indonesia when they change from 50 years of dictatorship into a democracy. we have had a very exciting time holding elections. i have to give noriega credit he get restarted on the election. i had to denounce him as a crook. >> host: tell me about you eventually in the white house diaries, you're on the campaign trail going to texas, you're going of a jock. and then when you were inaugurated the did the famous walk. how did the idea of walking for your inaugural come about? >> guest: well, some of the senators from wisconsin were talking about physical fitness. he suggested that we might walk as a symbolic gesture. and then as the time approached for the inaugurat

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item 4, for 3876 noriega street, a question for conditional use authorization to establish a new self-service specialty food bakery within the neighborhood commercial small kale district. item 5, 2505 3rd street, a question for conditional use authorization to concert approximately 8300 square foot ground floor space in an existing building, and, two, 5900 square foot brewery and a full-service restaurant. can commissioners, following any public comment which would automatically pull these items off of the con sent calendar, these items are before you for your consideration. >> are there any public comments on the items proposed on the consent calendar? commissioner bore to dead? >> i move to dead? >> i move to approve 4 and 5 on >> i move to approve 4 and 5 on the consent calendar. >> second. clerk: on the motion for approval of items 4 and 5 -- [ roll call ] clerk: thank you commissioners, those items are approves. commissioners, the next category is commissioners questions and matters, item 6 is consideration of adoption of some draft minutes. the first set of minutes is a special hearing

. >> normally i go to the one over here on noriega. and for some reason i went there. >> walking into the store with her little girl, she saw two people pan handling. >> i looked at him for a second but mainly her. the hair on my arms stood up. we never took our eyes off each other. normally she would look away or i would look away, and i just couldn't. i knew she was young. >> she went inside but she and her daughter knew something was wrong. >> my daughter even said, she's awfully young to be outside, mommy, because it was a really wet evening. my daughter even noticed something wasn't quite right. >> shanley asked a clerk to call police. t >> the situation didn't look right, and it may be the girl from virginia. >> shanley was right. by the time she bought the dog food, easley was in a police car. shanley is grateful she listened to her intuition and brittany will be home for christmas. but she knows she has a lot of pain to face. >> i'm happy she will be home to say goodbye to her mom. >> now, jeff easley is expected here in court

. >> i usually go to the one in the noriega. for some reason, i went there. >> she saw two people panhandling. >> i looked at him for a second, but mainly her. the hair on my arms stood up. we never took our eyes off of each other. i could not look away. i knew she was young. >> she and her daughter knew that something was wrong. >> my daughter even said, "she is awfully young to be outside. so my daughter even notice that something was not quite right. >> she asked the clerk to call police. >> the situation did not look right. >> she was right. by the time she got the dog food, he was in a police car. she is grateful she listened to her intuition and that smith will be home for christmas. she knows the 12-year-old has a lot of pain to face. >> i am happy that she will at least be on to say goodbye to her mother. >> nbc news. >> what in an amazing story. he is expected to appear in court on tuesday for the beginning of the legal process to get him back to virginia to face charges. >> coming up, we look at the day's top stories.

couldn't catch manuel noriega right away in panama. i couldn't catch mr.dede in somalia right away. it's not easy to find somebody who knows how you're looking for them. >> larry: somebody that tall? >> somebody that tall. well, we haven't found him. it's been ten years now. we still haven't found him. and he is still a force. but here is an important point. he's not walking around giving television interviews and he is hiding. and as long as he is hidden and afraid to use a telephone, afraid to use a satellite radio, afraid to do anything except give a video interview every six months, he is not the same force he was ten years ago. he is trying to stay alive. and therefore we have a different kind of al qaeda we're dealing with than the al qaeda that struck us on 9/11. >> larry: to our knowledge have we ever come real close? >> i have no idea. some people say that in the early days when we were going through the mountains we might have missed him. but i have no idea whether that is accurate or not. >> larry: that is rough terrain, isn't it? >> it is diffi

noriega, 280 heading south, you can see sl sort of moving to cuomo was in the heavier downpours two tenths of an inch per hour coming down there. novato, heavier showers as well 5837 is read as we take it out to the south bay, light showers to san jose, milpitas. and do the livermore. socked in this morning. current temperatures, we're actually warmer the meritorious big, 52 san francisco, 50s across the board future cast, to keep to the morning. into the next hour we continue to see showers and a good chance of getting heavier rain in the south bay. continue to keep spar shares until 8:00. for this afternoon but americans are drying out. for the most part dry and hard to this party. sierra. snow expected, getting down to about five dozen feet over name pretty chilly and the single digits, thursday with the abuse and freezing fog, friday dry. there is it coming friday if your heading up to hit the slopes could be nice. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. giving is quite a break for thursday, friday, fog settling into the bay tomorrow. then the big storm moves to shut through on ch

. >> adela noriega y guzmÁn tienen un lugar privilegiado. >> muchacho, hagan su mejor trabajo. >> el persona, va a actuar 5 aÑos es una llamarada, pero mas 25 aÑos es una carrera. poder mantenerse. yo me tuve que reinventar. volverÍa a la televisiÓn con dos condiciones, no quiero ser pretencioso, que sea un personaje importante en la trama. pero no puedo dejar a los alumnos. >> quÉ bueno que te estÁ sucediendo todo esto. lo que es instaurar la disciplina. >> con disciplina todo se logra. nada es fÁcil y mucho menos gratuito. >> muchas gracias. >> que sigan los Éxitos. >> vamos a una pausa y regresamos con mucho mÁs despierta amÉrica, dos villanos aquÍ en despierta amÉrica. locutor: de tus palabras de hoy depende su mañana. el hispanic scholarship fund tiene la información para que ayudes a tus hijos a ir a la universidad. >> estamos de regreso en despierta amÉrica. sabemos que les gusta el espectÁculo y el entretenimiento, vamos a tocar este tema a continuaciÓn. >> muy bien. >> perfecto. >> ya sabemos de la novela de la vida real que le tocÓ vivir a vhadir derbez y a su novia que fue

. >> araisa y vÍctor noriega.scÁndalo. >> le gusta el conflicto y la controversia y estar en el ojo pÚblico. no serÁ provocado por ella para dar mÁs publicidad. >> mÁs negativa lo que tiene. >> solo el tiempo lo dirÁ. vamos a estar pendientes de esta investigaciÓn. atención a todos los fanÁticos de la mÚsica hoy es el último dÍa para votar por sus nominados a lo favorito de premios lo nuestro. lo que tienen que hacer es hasta hoy entrar a univisiÓn. com y votar por los resultados que los veremos el 17 de febrero en premios lo nuestro 2011. >> yo estoy esperando eso. >> quÉ mejor regalo para los artistas, para los cantantes. su voto. >> tiene hasta hoy para elegir a su favorito. hablando de favoritos. poncho, alguna vez has recibido un regalo que no ha sido necesariamente tu favorito, que no te gustÓ? >> por quÉ me haces esas preguntas a mÍ? yo no me voy a meter en camisa de once varas. hay lÍmites. afortunadamente no me tocÓ una cosa asÍ. >> yo sÉ que a ti te urge en saber quÉ hacer en caso de que esto suceda. vam

general noriega. sometimes we have not been able to find them, robert vesco in cuba, for example.tter, if the conclusion of the department of justice is that in,n if he is apprehended an say, sweden or switzerland, that they would not extradite him because they would consider this "political" rather than pure law enforcement and european countries do not extradite people for political crimes. i do not have a view. i do not know what the answer to that is. but if i ran the department of justice and i thought there was a very good chance that even if he were apprehended abroad, what we would litigated over there and there is a very good chance that we would lose, i would way that very heavily. i do not think we want to be on the losing side of this case. host: boca raton, fla., john, democratic collar. welcome. caller: good morning, c-span. i have listened to most of what you have been saying and i am pretty much in need -- in agreement, but i think you got off on the wrong tack initially when you started to describe the difference between the wikileaks and the pentagon papers. i th

guest: i think you give a good point, citing the example of noriega. he stood trial, a civilian trial, and was convicted. in his case, there was a refusal to treat him as a warrior. instead, the government decided to delegitimize him simply as a criminal. i think that is one of the arguments for why these cases -- from a national security standpoint, from a standpoint of delegitimizing terrorists and their support groups, who are --eking more your status, warrior status, you are simply reducing them to a criminal. host: next phone call. caller: if you have cable tv, watch tru tv. you will find out at 9:00 central time, this coming friday, this 9/11, this war that is going on and continues, was a government cover-up, and it is with jesse ventura. host: that was more of a common than a question. next phone call. ross. caller: i am wondering why terrorists are not brought to court, in world court. their actions have affected not only the united states, but the world. i was also wondering if your guest has ever visited guantanamo bay? guest: that is an int

general noriega. sometimes we have t been able to find them, robert vesco in cuba, for example. interest and as a diplomatic matter, if the conclusion of the department of justice is that in,n if he is apprehended an say, sweden or switzerland, that they would not extradite him because they would consider this "political" rather than pure law enforcement and european countries do not extradite people for political crimes. i do not have a view. i do not know what the answer to that is. but if i ran the department of justice and i thought there was a very good chance that even if he were apprehended abroad, what we would litigated over there and there is a very good chance that we would lose, i would way that very heavily. i do not think we want to be on the losing side of this case. host: boca raton, fla., john, democratic collar. welcome. ller: good morning, c-span. i have listened to most of what you have been saying and i am pretty much in need -- in agreement, but i think you got off on the wrong tack initially when you started to describe the difference between the wikileaks

general noriega. sometimes we have not been able to find them, robert vesco in cuba, r example.interest and as a diplomatic matter, if the conclusion of the department of justice is that in,n if he is apprehended an say, sweden or switzerland, that they would not extradite him because they would consider this "political" rather than pure law enrcement and european countries do not extradite people for political crimes. i do not have a view. i do not know what the answer to that is. but if i ran the department of justice and i thought there was a very good chance that even if he were apprehended abroad, what we would litigated over there and there is a very good chance that we would lose, i would way that very heavily. i do not think we want to be on the losing side of this case. host: boca raton, fla., john, democratic collar. welcome. caller: good morning, c-sp. i have listened to most of what you have been saying and i am pretty much in need -- in agreement, but i think you got off on the wrong tack initially when you started to describe the difference between the wikileaks an

guest: i think you give a good point, citing the example of noriega. he stood trial, a civilian trial, and was convicted. in his case, there was a refusal to treat him as a warrior. instead, the government decided to delegitimize him simply as a criminal. i think that is one of the arguments for why these cases -- from a nation security standpointfrom a standpoint of delegitimizing terrorists and their support groups, who are seeking more your status, -- warrior status, you are simply reducing them to a criminal. host: next phone call. caller: if you have cable tv, watch tru tv. you will find out at 9:00 central time, this coming friday this 9/11 this war that is going on and continues, was a government cover-up, and it is with jesse ventura. host: that was more of a common than a question. next phone call. ross. caller: i am wondering why terrorists are not brought to court, in world court. their actions have affected not only the united states but the world. i was also wondering if your guest has ever visited guantanamo bay? guest: that is an interes

afectadas estan la "80x", "81x", "82x" y "bayshore-express", asi como la "38-geary" y "71-haight - noriega".--si tiene dudas puede ll la Ámara de representantes aprobó por 277-148 plan de extensÓn de recortes de impuestos y beneficios para desempleados. qué tal, les habla enrique teuteló.el senador harry reid, presentó la moción para que el voto sobre el "dream act" se realice en la cámara alta probablemente mañana sábado. al-qaeda podÍa planear ataques suicidas en estados unidos y europa, durante las vacaciones navideÑas, según autoridades iraqÍes.... y el presidente barack obama declaÓ que se han realizado avances significativos para desarticular a al-qaeda y combatir el taliÁn y ratifiÓ su promesa de iniciar el retiro de las fuerzas estadounidenses de afganisÁn en julio.más en despierta américa.