>>> up next, author jim defelice discusses his book, "omar bradley, general at war." the first in-depth biography of the general who served as a field commander in world war ii, omar bradley became the first chair of the joint chiefs of staff in 1949 and was promoted to the rank of five-star general in 1950. this is about an hour. >> well, i have to wear my marist hat because i have to tell you, first of all, before i get into omar bradley, that i'm really pleased to be back on campus and in a lot of ways not only is it coming home, but it's coming home to a much better house than i ever was at. this college has just done so much. once they got rid of me, once they got me off campus, they just improved and improved. and marist truly is one of the great institutions, not only now in the northeast but also in the country. so i really, really am grateful that you could spare the time to host me tonight. four or five years ago, i was -- you know what? i was looking around for something for a serious project, a serious historical project to work on. i was looking for somet

but let me just summarize omar bradley, the man, for you briefly. he was -- bradley was born on lincoln's birthday in a one-room log cabin. he was a very poor missouri boy. he had an extremely close relationship with his father who was a schoolteacher. they lived for quite a while in a one-room house at least when he was young. and his father and the father and son actually shared a bed. that's how close they were. they literally walked to school several miles a day together. and his dad taught him -- taught him everything, taught him how to hunt. he taught him how to read. he taught him numbers. bradley turns out to be very good in math. which becomes a skill that he needs later on in war. and at west point he becomes a mathematical teacher. he also taught him how to play baseball. and i think that -- i think that there's two things that in bradley's early days that are very important for bradley later on. and one is hunting. as he's hunting and being out in the woods and he learns to deal with terrain, and he becomes able to transfer what he under

omar had to focus on increase his supply with so much demand. >> we can't make enough beer here. we had to decide it cap our growth at this building or build a new facility. >> he decided to open a new location. simple right? not in this case. because of this decision omar had to become the driving force behind a change in state law. >> minnesota is one of the state where you could not sell someone a glass of beer at a production brewery. >> in other word, he could sell his beer in bars, restaurant and liquor stores but that's about it. >> when someone comes in for a sure, we give them beer. it is not legal to charge them for a glass of beer. in some states you can, in some states you can't. >> i want it have a restaurant and bar and sell his own product. that put him on a collision course with the law. >> if we can somehow manage it change the law that brewery kes sell a glass of beer we are not just building a bigger brewery, we are building a destination. >> with a political battle grewing omar created a team to take his issue to the capitol. >> he said i want to change the la

with so much demand, omar had to focus on increasing his supply. >> we cannot make enough beer, so we have to cap our growth at this building or build a new facility. >> he decided to open a second location. simple, right? well, not in this case. because of this decision, omar had to become the driving force behind a change in state law. >> minnesota is one of those states where you could not sell someone a glass of beer at a production brewery. >> in other words, he can sell it in bars, restaurants and liquor stores but that was about it. >> when someone comes in for a tour, we give them beer, that's all free. so it is not legal for us to charge them for that glass of beer. some states you can do that, some states you can't. >> the second brewery omar wants to build would have a restaurant and bar. he wants to sell his own product and that's what put him on a collision course with the law. >> if we can somehow manage to change this law that breweries can sell a glass of beer, then we are not just building a bigger brewery but a bigger destination. >> with the political battle brewing

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don't even go away with the idea that omar bradley was a lot more important than people realize. what i think you should go away with is the idea that there's a lot -- there are a lot of important stories that have to be told. go away with the idea that we always have to question our assumptions about the stories we already know and we think we already know. because frankly, facts are an important thing even if history occasionally distorts them. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> jim's ready to take questions. if you would help us out by standing at the microphone back there to ask the question, that would be useful. matt, are you heading to the microphone? >> i could lean on you. >> well, i'll start while you're thinking. we had a discussion at dinner about how difficult it is to evaluate the evidence in terms of what people's opinions are of others. and i have found in the patton papers, which jim had alluded to, this entry by george patton. bradley is a man of great mediocrity. now, that's his thesis. he failed to get disciplined. and so he goes on with all of these critici

let me get to you first omar. what would you do to take into account all of the things we've been talking about? >> what's clear to us is investors are looking for any sign of good news. anything that is support for a potential crisis. that will be extrapolated. we don't think that anything will be solved by the weekend, there will be uncertainly around it. >> anthony, what do you think? encouraging or just an act of desperation. they have to balance the tight rope because they don't want to do too much and create a moshl hazard, but they don't want instability. >> steve leisman suggested this earlier on. was there ever any doubt that they would just sit by and not provide liquidity. >> of course, right, that's their role, right? let's see what happens with the fed next week. this is the market we're in though, unfortunately. we're in very volatile headline driven market. >> do any of you think there is more to do next week? >> i think the federal reserve has to maintain the status quo. >> keeping loan rates low w

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this is for shaik omar.rs of his family were here tonight and again the president-elect called for the release of all political prisoners be p that will raise eyebrows in america where he's being held in prison. >> dan, appreciate it. now this. >>> this explosion, gunfire. it's the horrific reality inside syria. there's one piece of video that made us stop in our tracks. we'll share it, next. ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. >>> the president was in the midst of this group of people. this is the fire station in colorado springs. he's there to tour and take a look with his own eyes the devastation and destruction from multiple fires that have been burning. i want to bring in dan who is somewhere nearby. we thought the president would give some sort of live statement. i see a podium. is that still happening or not the case anymore? >> reporter: we were

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truman after the blockade began met with the joint chiefs of staff headed by a legend, omar bradley,inet -- led by a military legend, general george marshall -- his cabinet and the new national security council about how to respond. they all, they voted unanimously that we should leave berlin, that there was no way that we could, we could feed the city or do that. and when that finished, robert lovett who was the assistant secretary of state said, mr. to overrun berlin is shoes. and harry truman said, we stay in berlin, period. and lovett said, have you really thought about this, mr. president? and truman got up and walked out of the room.nz and it was truman's determination along with clay's on the other end and then the confidence and bravery of these unlikely -- it wasn't a biggest in humanitarian history. >> well, yeah. i think one of the things that's striking, as you said, is that the cabinet, all of these very prestigious military men -- bradley, marshall and so on -- and marshall's staff had not only lovett, but george cannon -- >> wise men. >> right. they were opposed to thi

other, confidence in his legal counsel, and buying bullet proof vests for themselves and attorney mark omar ra. >> as uncomfortable as it is, i want you wearing one. second of all, i want the mayor having one. >> reporter: prosecutors say the recordings also reveal zimmerman providing his wife with detailed instructions on how to access a bank account and move money from one account to others. they allege the couple was transferring donations from an internet account, then discussing the funds in code, calling paypal peter pan and never revealing how much money they had. >> so take the ten out first and keep it in your pocket and then at the institution see if you can put ten into hers right away and see if she can take that ten out and put it in the box there. >> reporter: prosecutors say when they talk about tens, the zimmermans are actually discussing $10,000, and that despite telling the judge they were broke, the zimmermans actually had access to at least $130,000 when bond was set. that bond was revoked and zimmerman was sent back to jail. his wife was arrested on a charge of making a

>> i think omar is going to have a huge career here.o live in the united states. he's been the host of a comedy show in france for five years, done a talk show. lord knows, i know what that's like. >> you interviewed george. >> yes. >> you want a job. what are you doing? >> no, piers morgan, you know, asked me to guest host. i think he thought he was joking. i certainly thought he was joking. they said, no, it's for real. maybe they wanted a comedy hour, but i asked president clinton, who's a friend of mine, to do it and i had help from gayle king, bff. >> oprah winfrey. >> you didn't want to call charlie for advice? >> charlie's busy, right now. >> all right. so let me ask you this. all these fundraisers for president obama, are you going to every one of them? >> as many as i can go to. >> are you beginning to get worried about this because the race is very, very close? >> i think, you know, as obama said yesterday in that speech, you know, it's going to tighten up. it's going to go the other way. you know, but i don't think -- i don't

el asistente nÚmero 2 oscar omar velÁzquez, sÓlida para la selecta. bengie villalobos.utos tiro libre para el salvador. >>> o tra vez salcido. y romero le reclama. pineda le hace la menciÓn de las 3, teniendo en cuenta que lo habÍa re com r convenido verbalmente. >>> pisando el Área, o cerca del Área, ni siquiera la pisan burgos e isidro gutiÉrrez. para Él viene, pechu torres nilo la va a buscar gutiÉrrez, tambiÉn guardado. la saca el joven maravilla. ozael burgos que no llegara y chui corona. >>> muy solitario en el centro de ataque tiene que encontrarse con romero que es el enganche de esta selecciÓn cuzcatleca y tiene que desequilibrar queda claro, por las bandas como lo estÁn hacien haciendo, pero aquÍ mayor colaboraciÓn de romero. >>> se manda al ataque por derecha, libre de marca, jaime alas la tiene salcido moreno. salcido y va severo meza, primero el masa. lo presiona rafa buro acoso. salcido va oro mero con Él. >>> salvador no viene. los dejan jugar al equipo mexicano. hasta la mitad de la cancha. moreno la tirÓ afuera,tralo del salvador. >>> pide calma guardad

. >> y nos vamos en vivo hasta los Ángeles california con la informaciÓn que nos trae omar y. >> dicen ra el pron skwaed?. >> cuando lo haces dura 20 minutos y el proceso dura mÁs o menos 8 a 10 dÍas. >> es como una especie de maquilla muy importante que estÁs hidratandoa piel. >> tiene cÉlulas muertas que debes quitÁrtelo. >> es importante exfoliar antes de hacer el broeado en spray y luego hidratarte para queure mucho mÁs. >> ¿hay un riesgo?. >> no porque tiene componente que viene hecho de la caÑa de azÚcar, es un componente de natural y n tiene problemas es hipoalergÉnico lo puede usar todo el mundo, incluso las personas que no pden salir al sol por problemas de piel es el mÉtodo e eecÍfico >> me encanta porque previene el cÁncer que esta incremtando. >> exactamente pero estÁ la rma de verte bonita. >> y no te qda como manchas en la piel o mancha la ropa. >> es verdad, cuando cuando tienes un pro centavo de 4 a 6 horas. >> y si acaso lga a tener el tinte en el vestido l metes a la lavadora y no le pasa nada. >> luego te baÑas y sale y te quedas bien. >> y estÁ nstra modelo. >> y ag

>> reporter: omar got to school even later. a speeding ticket, an added bonus. his second citation in just three weeks. >> this is a seat belt violation. it's $170. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: but the college student has a game plan. take officer johnson to court. >> if the officer does not come, the judge normally dismisses the case and you're free to go without a ticket. it's the second or third time i've done it. >> reporter: and part of what johnson sees as a troubling trend. >> where i would probably go to court just a few times a month, it's probably at least doubled if not tripled. >> reporter: more people doing everything they can to avoid those pesky fines. like the $400 punishment slapped on cordova for making an illegal right turn. the 30-year-old who works two part-time jobs, says it was worth the drive because he cannot afford the ticket. >> that's why i came and talked to the judge if he can reduce it. >> reporter: but officer johnson and other law enforcement officials say the real damage is being done to public safety. getting subpoenaed takes

professor omar ashour says in essence the generals have assured they can maintain the grip of power theyfore morsi was elected. >> even though he's in office and the elected president, still he's weak enough and hegyy needs mass mobilization on the squares of egypt to sustain him and support him in front of the general. >> reporter: tahrir square has now turned back into a protest camp. ashraf lasheen was one of morsi's supporters and insists they're not going anywhere. >> we will support him, we will defend our rights and we will go forwards for that. we not give up. >> reporter: you will not give up. >> we will not give up. >> reporter: if he doesn't get the powers you'll be back here protesting? >> of course, all of us. >> pelley: charlie tag a joins us just above tahrir square in cairo. charlie, i wonder, what morsi's been on the 1979 peace treaty with israel which the mubarak government has always supported. >> well, in his victory speech last night, scott, morsi said he had a message of peace and that he respects all international agreements without mentioning that 1979 peace accor

chosen to boycott the vote saying neither candidate represents the values of last year's revolution dr omar sure an expert on middle east and islamic studies says egypt can expect multiple crises whoever wins the election. many softer the dissolving the parliament many saw this. of the old regime of hosni mubarak coming back in the form of his last prime minister much of it is very problematic right now right now we have a president without the mandate.

. >> y nos vamos en vivo hasta los Ángeles california con la informaciÓn que nos trae omar y. >> dicenntes de cÁncer. >> bienvenida ¿cÓmo estÁs?. >> muy bien karla, gracias. >> lo he visto mucho en famosas, estÁ de moda ¿en quÉ consiste?. >> es un spray, va brown ocÉanoed a la persona de abajo hacia arriba. >> va en capas. >> es espectacular porque le sirve a todo tipo de persona y lo puedes utilizar para momentos especiales que tiene una boda y no alcanzaste ir al sol. >> y premios. >> una alfombra roja o esa noche quieres estar sexy y bofo nied. >> el rulo at es . >> el resultado es inmediato. >> ¿cuÁnto dura el proceso y cuÁnto dura el pron skwaed?. >> cuando lo haces dura 20 minutos y el proceso dura mÁs o menos 8 a 10 dÍas. >> es como una especie de maquillaje muy importante que estÁs hidratando la piel. >> tiene cÉlulas muertas que debes quitÁrtelo. >> es importante exfoliar antes de hacer el bronceado en spray y luego hidratarte para que dure mucho mÁs. >> ¿hay un riesgo?. >> no porque tiene componente que viene hecho de la caÑa deie@ >> me encanta porque previene el cÁncer que

last year's revolution let's get some insight from an expert on middle east and islamic studies dr omar sure joins us live from cairo thank you so much dr shu now the run off will continue throughout sunday as well two candidates the muslim brotherhood against mubarak's former prime minister what's your gut feeling about who's going to win. we saw today relative the low turnout probably tomorrow there will be more of a showing. but. no on the ground i think dr morsi has a chance although we may see. quite different tomorrow morning now that the reason for this is many saw. dissolving the parliament. of the old regime of hosni mubarak coming back in the form of his last prime minister. at the moment there's no parliament like you said a new constitution to define the president's power whoever may win how do you see this chaos playing out. it is very problematic right now right now we have a president without the mandate coming without the legislative branch. of the legislative branch or the fuses to this day because the argument is that the. qualities of the state the judicial and legisl

chosen to boycott the vote saying neither candidate represents the values of last year's revolution dr omar sure an expert on middle east and islamic studies says egypt can expect multiple crises whoever wins the election. many softer the dissolving the parliament many saw this as the injured of the old regime of hosni mubarak coming back in the form of his last prime minister much of it is very problematic right now right now we have a president without that mandate coming without a legislative bench now that is just they have been. refuses to disband because the the argument is that the authorities of the state the judicial and legislative cannot dismantle each other so the parliament cannot dismantle the judicial then branch and the judicial branch cannot this dismantle the slate of in the form of the parliament so we are heading towards a clash between the elected parliament on one side and the possibly the supreme council of the armed forces on the other but also with the appointed judicial branch appointed judges of the constitutional court. noteworthy most of them were appointed by b

all of this to come to this result is strange and then you see how the candidates were put you know omar suleiman being inside and then they. removed him and they kept someone who is ready to my sense of all this is that we are not dealing with a transparent process we are dealing with calculation and calculation means that i thing that never from behind the scenes the army lost control of the situation so this is my sense and it might be that even the muslim brotherhood way used to be the visible legitimacy to something which is happening from behind the scenes so they were. the instruments of the coming back of the regime and the instruments of change do you think there is a chance that he could become president i mean shafiq yes i think that there is a great change that he can come and that people are going and that was happening if you read the newspapers in egypt now what he said is you know the muslim brotherhood going to be trust they want to have been playing with the army so there is a campaign here so i think that it might be that he will get the majority of the muslim brotherh

all of this to come to this result is strange and then you see how the candidates were put you know omar suleiman being inside and then they did the removed him and they kept someone who is ready and my sense of all this is that we are not dealing with a transfer. process we are dealing with calculation and calculation means that i. never from behind the scenes lost control of the situation so this is my sense and it might be that even the muslim brotherhood way used to be the visible to the sea to something which is happening from behind the scenes so they were the instruments of the coming back of the regime tariq ramadan thank you very much for this interview thanks. comfort is the least you have. money is the last you need if you travel this way. language is common. you know. the. emotions are intense. and the experience priceless. if you're followed up on my death snow. back and i can't part of. it goes back to a time when people would like out of their forces in the wild lands and pick up these future dates and putting them into the sheriff for prosecution. company may. not be. the

security checkpoints were set up around the city where tension over the brief standoff remains high dr omar assured from the institute arabic arab and islamic studies at x. three university says libya still struggles to maintain post revolution security. the conservation process is not complete the demobilization disarmament and the integration of ex combat is not complete. now we have a situation of the independent armed brigades that are still existed in the bia who did not join the military did not join the security forces but. lot of. the government but are still armed and still have a clear command and control structure what brought us into this crisis was the kidnapping of. the she one of the affordable called the that would be an army front of. a stronghold of defeat after that immovable of political defeat we find some of the probably the supporters of of the and he disappeared. he was kidnapped according to his followers they said he was kidnapped. to pressure the national transitional council to initiate investigations use the investigation they went on and took over the. the u.s.

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you're the you're in the not the in the i'm your and omar shirt from the institute of arab and islamic studies at the university of exeter says the ruling military has firmly entrenched itself in power and the president elect will have to bargain with them. they legalize intervention in politics meaning that they can veto articles of the constitution if the current constitutional assembly was dismantled they will for the constitution assembly appointed politicians and they will choose a specific op of politicians that will not negotiate or bargain hard with them and want to protect the vast economic interests in the country they want high politics in anything that has to do with national security issue issues or sensitive foreign policy issues and they want legal and constitutional immunity from any charges that has to do with corruption or depression and all these issues obviously undermine the mandate of the upcoming president and more or less. unless he has very solid support on the ground and capacity to mobilize his supporters in that here and elsewhere and then use this capacity

military leadership then he would be a very president otherwise all right thank you for your insight dr omarsharif in the institute of arab and islamic studies university of exit. well stay with us here on r t still ahead in our business bulletin. all the details from they still in the st petersburg economic forum and putting all the multibillion dollar deals that's coming up in the business update shortly. moody's has slashed the ratings of fifteen of the biggest banks in europe and the u.s. in the latest slap to the face of the ailing financial sector those hit include goldman sachs morgan stanley the world bank of scotland adore your bank but actual powerhouses domestically and worldwide the move could make it more expensive for the banks to attract funds and the fear is downgraded and it's also fear the downgrades could trigger a fresh market panic and a flight to go but actual expert max kaiser says politicians might try to exploit the downgrade to push through their own plans. they of course will use this opportunity to put forward more global governance more centralized government mor

already if needed to protect syrian banks although the violence in syria is growing political analyst omar now should be believes kofi annan peace plan still remains syria's only hope i think the situation has reached very dangerous proportions and there are civilians that are being killed i think however it's not too late i mean i am afraid that perhaps the statement given by the united nations may may be a. desperate call yes but it's not the end of the road there is still a chance to actually have a cease fire to have the plan that has been laid out in the past by kofi annan implemented to have a cease fire and go for the political dialogue there's no military solution they cannot be a military solution and in fact what the western powers are calling for. military interference is insane this would take syria nowhere but the destruction and misery for everybody no one would come out as the winner in this if this continues the way it does. a fresh attempt to find a solution to iran's nuclear issue is about to get underway in moscow as we report a little bit later. with a group of six worl

after omar schorr director of mideast studies institute at the university of exeter thank you for being with us live from cairo. thank you. here as defense secretary is in vietnam as part of a charm offensive in asia that's not only encircling china in its own backyard washington is beefing up its military presence in the asia pacific area seen as an attempt to contain beijing's growing regional influence than other ones of greater american access to vietnam ports dr park long long from hong kong city university believes china's neighbors may be using washington to get leverage against china i would not so you doubt this office asian countries this more powers would like to give up china but they would like to invite the united states to join in the arena so that they could have more power going to against china. a kind of. our signal to china china and north to assert all is so foreign to claims over this of china sea and vietnam can also be packed up over by the americans military power to come to. dominance in the region the south china sea has been a very important astrological crea

and, therefore, we failed to prevent wars share in guilt for the day to the general omar bradley saidars can be prevented just as surely as they are provoked. and, therefore, we who fail to prevent, share in guilt to do so may things we can do to make a difference. how many democracies were in the world 500 years ago? how many? zero. how many democracies were in the world 200 years ago? which one's? somebody put out number two. which two were democracies 200 years ago. [inaudible] >> france. remember france than they were democracy but napoleon overthrew the democratic government, became emperor. the only democracy back then was america. america was a democracy if you were an american -- african-american to american wasn't a democracy if you are white and less utah olympic look how far we've come. i'm half korean, a quarter why, a court of like a group in alabama an effect on who shows you how far we have come. if you look to what means to love a child, if you have a child can you find your child is beating people up for stealing or being dashing if you let your child you correct your

regimes all this to come to this result is strange and then you see how the candidates were put you know omar suleiman being inside and then the they removed him and they kept as someone who is ready my sense of all this is that we are not dealing with a transparent process we are dealing with calculation and calculation means that i think that never from behind the scenes the army lost control of the situation so this is in a sense and it might be that even the muslim brotherhood way used to be the visible legitimacy to something which is happening from behind the scenes so they were the instruments of the coming back of the regime. you can watch that full of that interview in full i should say later this hour here on r t and more on the turmoil that's gripping egypt is still ahead we speak some of the country's women they say isn't this promise domination of their country that they fear most. but first the syrian capital has been rocked by a powerful blast that's left ten people wounded a suicide bomber set off a car bomb near one of the holy a shia shrines which attracts tens of thousands

its promise to bring order and stability back to egypt expert on middle east and islamic studies dr omar sure believes as long as the military is all the political saying the nation faces a crisis. you don't have a parliament the legislative branch you don't have a date even the constitutional assembly that was formed by the parliament nobody knows its status right now but it's going to continue as it is and why dejection constitution and why did all dissolve distributing power among the various institutions or not now you have an elected president that probably will have no clear mandate of his powers and a supreme council that is very interested in painting it still means of power whether the military economic complex that. they owned it the armed forces own vetoing anything that has to do in high politics or national security issues and they also want immunity from any kind of prosecution for the military generals so they have a very specific demand for from any president and i think those demands will be will be subject of negotiations with whoever president with morsi but still the

invasion initially which was successful, was nonetheless fired two weeks later by omar bradley. and this story he heard literally a month after an essay by an army colonel around the military in which he said today, 2005, a private suffers more grief for losing a rifle than the general does for losing a war. and it is true, to be a general is really hard and should be expected that many people fail at it. that command is the missile -- famously hard. the military had a tradition of firing generals. they have completely lost that tradition. generals are traditionally only fired by the president for political reasons now. he follows these men from world war ii, korea, vietnam, iraq, afghanistan, following the genealogy and looking at what it is to be a general and why is it that -- what is going to -- i can't read the whole book for you, but when general basically said this is exactly what we need. we need, as an institution, to ask ourselves these questions and how we hold ourselves accountable. and this is a book about how organizations need to hold themselves accountable for th

longer saying what he said just a few days ago and that is that he is the window of this election dr omarassure an expert in arab and islamic studies says the latest actions by the military indicate they're not going to step aside from politics and that the elected president may have limited power. if the constitutional declaration is that what. they. did it did eventually in politics meaning that they can veto articles of the constitution if the common constitutional assembly was dismantled they will form a constitutional assembly from appointed politicians and they will specific politicians that were not people she would bargain hard with them and want to protect the vast economic interests in the country they want high politics in anything that has to do with national security issue issues or sensitive foreign policy issues and they want to give them constitutional immunity from any charges that has to do with corruption or depression and all these issues all just the undermine the mandate of the upcoming president and more or less. unless he has very solid support on the. capacity to