in our c j meyerson he has been covering the movements extensively he's a contributor truth on dot org and joins me now from the birthplace of the new york city more about how this movement has changed and where he thinks it's headed hey there are a lot of people who look around and see an empty zuccotti park an almost empty macpherson square you say six months later occupy wall street is dead what's your response. i think the wonderful segment with joel who i got to spend a little bit of time with when i was down in d.c. got it exactly right which is that the occupation was the first project in a long social movement. the montgomery bus boycott was in one nine hundred fifty five and it wasn't until sixty four and sixty five that you know we started getting the civil rights act in the voting rights act these things take a long time and they require a lot of different campaigns and a lot of different projects if the people committed to the movement really want to you know institute some fundamental changes like happened in the civil rights movement or the you know women's rights movemen

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a massive beneficiary of lobbying firms and last week large debts and according to open secrets dot org between two thousand and seven and twenty twelve securities and investment firms and lobbying firms were his second and third third largest donors both industries are king and political intelligence so we just can't help but question reid claim that the conference committee would take in too much time and so for that sorry excuse about a senator is tonight's told time when. our guys it's time for a happy hour and joining me this evening are two producer adrianne a zero and alex that's all since the end there of progress dot org thanks for joining me guys thanks. i mean so we just have this tool time and have a lot of corruption stuff in it and you see everything is a lot of down and then a lot of time you know i guess that we have we just know the thing these things go on for you don't necessarily expect lobbyist to be so blatant about it or to brag about it but public report put out as they will be oh of lobbyist at a conference basically bragging about how they got somebody reelecte

evening are two producer adrianne a zero and alex that's all this is the editor of think progress dot org thanks for joining me guys thanks. i mean so we just have those tools i have a lot of corruption stuff in it and you see everything is a watered down and then a lot of you know i guess that we have we just know the thing these things go on but you don't necessarily expect lobbyist to be so blatant about it or to brag about it but public report put out this nice little video of lobbyists at a conference basically bragging about how they got somebody reelected and how it's going to help them take a listen. well we. will . sorry. i mean like i said you know what it's like really going to a conference on the seas do people know that stuff is going to happen get on you tube though like this is i mean we're in the age of i don't know majority it's going to be we're going to know that you said those things i guess through the question i for one was shocked totally shocked that spencer baucus the guy convicted or not convicted but imply than an insider trading case that sixty minutes reported

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we make of all this kevin him joins me now is the radioactive waste watchdog of nuclear nuclear dot org and welcome back thank you for having me great to have you with us what do you make about this new information coming to light about the regime and just how just how bad could it have gotten or might it still get incredible revelations are coming out on a daily basis at this point so for example the new york times on monday night reported that a private investigation thirty investigators brought together by a former editor of the asa he said in japan which is a major newspaper incredible revelations so they don know who was the chief cabinet secretary the main spokesman at the time that the nuclear catastrophe was saying things like you know immediate health threat the radiation is blowing out to sea don't worry about it if you're within twenty kilometers yes it may affect you if you're not hit it won't affect you incredibly what the new york times revealed is that dano admitted to this investigatory group that the worst case scenario that he and the prime minister knew about was what

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i encourage everybody to go to golden gate bridge 75 dot org and become a part of the celebration. supervisor avalos: thank you. i have a hearing that is co- sponsored by president chiu. that is to hear the controller's office economic analysis on the results of a business tax imposed in san francisco. this is been of great interest in this body and the mayor's office, looking at how we can restructure a tax that is fair and equitable, that encourages job growth and is also revenue generating. it is critical, especially when we look at state and federal cuts to business taxes at those levels that have actually impacted our ability to carry out services here at the local level. i am encouraged by the work the controller's office has done. before, they have not had a hearing of the results of their ongoing research. we will schedule that in the next few weeks. that is my item for submission. >> seeing no other names on the roster, and that concludes roll call for introductions. president chiu: why don't we go to general public, and? >> this will allow the public to address the board

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find all this on our front door at newshour dot pbs dot org. be sure to check out the baran new pbs political web page at pbs dot-org where you will find our work and the work of our pbs program partners. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour, minority students facing harsher discipline; cultural awareness training for marines; cash incentives for rough play; plus, mark shields and michael gerson. but first, with the other news of the day, here's hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: president obama took on his republican opponents today, on foreign policy, gas prices and other issues. he spoke at a white house news conference called to coincide with super tuesday. newshour correspondent kwame holman has our report. >> reporter: at times the president took a tongue in cheek approach to his challengers on their big day. >> today is super tuesday. i wonder if you might weigh in on some of our potential republican opponents. mitt romney has criticized you on iran and said hope is not a foreign policy. he also said that you are america's most feckles

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for org nazing this event. and rod has asked me to offer something of an after ward to phil's presentation to tell you something about his history in the 1860s and put him in context of that generation of pioneers who served in the house shortly after. 143 years ago this february 27th, menard broke one of american history's color barriers. like so many moments, that moment was both triumphphal and sir co rounded. he was to be seated in the house and the galleries were crowded and the house gave him it's undivided attention. now, we might be content to relegate him to a curious historical footnote after all, there were earlier curious foot notes. in february of 1865, house chaplain william channing invited garnet to commemorate the house's approval of the 13th amendment to deliver a sermon in the house chamber and that was a unique moment because african-americans had been banned from the house chamber going back to the 1820s. but garnet wasn't speaking in the house while it was in session and he wasn't makeing

projects in the sphere of energy sea or transportation or agriculture but we have agreed within the a sea org that it would not hamper the promotion of economic cooperation and i think this is an advantage and not a disadvantage of course we will hope that all the member states. but the speed actively in the. corporation especially in the area of counterterrorism. drug trafficking and all security related issues but maybe the conditions are not ripe yet for it was because duncan but the speed with morris is yet to come you mentioned you mentioned color culture is one of the pillars that has ation well i want to quote one of the papers saying recently that china russia prejudiced and is meant to stand submitted a draft code of insertion of code of conduct for information security before the sixty's this united nations general assembly does that mean that the s c l countries in general and the organization the show high organization in general advocates and the introduction of a sort of a censorship to the internet worldwide and this is one of the goals that you are setting for yourself you kno

western citizen knowing little about the sea org and considering it. as as an m d u.s. antenatal project for enticing a counterweight which is which does mean anti-war. and this perception is. completely wrong and as a matter of fact this perception has been changing for the last ten years and indeed at the beginning. the as seal was perceived by many in the west as something. plotting against the interests of the west and of the united states in the region but as a seal starting to stand with itself as a. powerful regional organization and. by the way in the un general assembly resolution it is clearly mentioned that the as you is a key regional organization to consider security in the region in all its aspects i think i think that this quotation speaks for itself speaking about security is afghanistan's a session to the c.e.o. still on the agenda are you talking about here considering that within a day or so this question is related to what you asked. a couple of minutes ago so the western countries and the united states studying started to reassess any role of this c

org on how to hire an architect and harvey and his people did a session on that. we don't want to devote too much to that today. one thing an architect brings to our project from the early stage on is a comprehensive knowledge of the code requirements, how to get a building permit, how to work in the planning system, what the costs might be. they work closely with contractors who can do general cost estimates. they can bring tremendous value to your project which will mean your expectations are reasonable and readily met or exceeded. you need an architect in the first 6 years when you are thinking about what we want to do. at some point during that period, you want to sit down with someone who's a real architect not just a friend but sit down and say, this is what i'm thinking about, what do you think? is this a reasonable project? what's the ballpark. >> i agree. >> thumb's up. >> okay. so there was a question saying, what point is it small enough to just hire a contractor to do the work? you want my honest opinion is, almost never. contractors are not designers.

it was sponsored by rally .org, an on-line fundraising business that describes itself as a paypal for other candidates and causes. it brought out a panel of political activists including tucker who worked for ronald reagan and sarah palin. >> the republicans are still in a circular firing squad. i think some of those weapons will be set down in the weeks ahead. this race is still not over. i believe the results will show governor romney moving forward toward the nomination. >> also here was the democratic strategist, christine pelosi. she says if gingrich or santorum think romney should be president they will have to drop out of the race. >> romney will stumble into tampa. that's not bad news for a democrat, but it is really bad news for the republican party. >> there were more than 400 delegates up for grabs during today's vote. romney is expected to wind up a third of the way to the number of delegates needed for the nomination. ron paul did not win any of the 10 states today and has yet to pull off a victory during this primary season. carolyn? >> thanks, john. john alston presiden

visit p-v-a dot org. >>> storms and more warm weather close out an unusual winter. >>> who is the suspect? robert bales accused of killing 16 afghan civilians known as a good man but was four tours in the middle east too much? >> anybody in military who's seen kam bat certainly understand the stress these guys are going through. >>> march to illinois. mitt romney and rick santorum hope to score big in tomorrow's key midwest primary. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, march 19, 2012. >>> good morning, everybody, good to be with you. i'm tyrell brown. it's the last full day of winter but for most of the country it already feel like spring, in some places summer. temperature could hit record highs from the northern plains to the east coast today. but winter's end isn't just mild, it's turning wild. today the nation's mid section is on alert for a new bout of severe weather. funnel clouds were spotted sunday evening in southwestern oklahoma. these storms lasted just a few minutes and only damaged some power lines. another tornado was reported in nebraska. it damaged at least two h

go to rif dot org, and inspire a child to read today. >>> in old town, alexandria, they're wearing the green bit early this week. tonight's weather provided a nice backdrop for the annual st. patrick's day parade. hundreds of people lined up along king streets to see the parade. the owners of murphy's grand irish pub in old town, they served as grand marshals today. today's festivities also included a classic car show and a fun dog show. >>> great day for a parade especially in the afternoon. i thought it was great out there. >> yeah, definitely we saw some really early morning rain but the rain went away. the clouds went away bruce and we got up to 63 in down on the a pretty nice day this afternoon -- downtown, a pretty nice day this afternoon. hey tomorrow things are changing. colder air filtering in right now and temperatures are cooling down in downtown. we are at 52 degrees. cloudy skies. the winds are out of the north- northwest at 15 miles per hour. right now in manassas down into the 40s already. leesburg 45. but fredericksburg you're holding on the to 56 degrees, that's our mi

about shreveport and find out where c-span's local content vehicles are going next online at c-span3.org/local content. you're watching "american history tv" all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. >>> i'm mark farcas and i head up c-span's ltv project. that stands for local content vehicle. we have three, the purpose of these vehicles to collect programming from outside of washington, d.c. how do we do it? we staff each one of these with one person, with a 1345small vi camera and a laptop editor so they can roll, record, produce and edit things from the road. that's what we're doing. why? do get outside of washington, d.c. and collect programming for all of our networks. we're doing an lcv city tour. we'll descend on a city and one will do historic sites and the other will do book thi one does relation's events. community relations events are importan u in each one of these cities. the last thing is that not only

the strength of orge part on th strength of our economy and the long term strength of our economy depends in large part on putting together a plan to reduce our debt in a credible and predictable way. last year the former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff admiral mike mullen warned policymakers of this risk. he said, our national debt is our biggest national security threat. from 2001 to 2010, the base pentagon budget, separate from the war effort, nearly doubled. in 2010, the united states spent more on defense than the next 17 countries combined. and more than half of the amount spent by those 17 countries was from seven nato countries and four other close allies, japan, south korea, australia and israel. last year admiral mullen argued that the flush defense budgets had allowed the pentagon to avoid making difficult choices. he said, and i quote, with the increasing defense budget which is almost double, it hasn't forced us to make the hard trades. it hasn't forced us to prioritize. it hasn't forced us to do the analysis. we can no longer afford to have taxpayer resources spent wit

it was sponsored by rally .org, an on-line fundraising business that describes itself as a paypal for other candidates and causes. it brought out a panel of political activists including tucker who worked for ronald reagan and sarah palin. >> the republicans are still in a circular firing squad. i think some of those weapons will be set down in the weeks ahead. this race is still not over. i believe the results will show governor romney moving forward toward the nomination. >> also here was the democratic strategist, christine pelosi. she says if gingrich or santorum think romney should be president they will have to drop out of the race. >> romney will stumble into tampa. that's not bad news for a democrat, but it is really bad news for the republican party. >> there were more than 400 delegates up for grabs during today's vote. romney is expected to wind up a third of the way to the number of delegates needed for the nomination. ron paul did not win any of the 10 states today and has yet to pull off a victory during this primary season. carolyn? >> thanks, john. john alston presiden

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org they started to work together as a walk there kind of an axis involved in foreign policy converting back to that old axis of evil that we heard about that foreign policy is not just limited to bush's wars what here they are meeting with libyan president moammar gadhafi in august of two thousand and nine at a time when it was in the u.s. interests to call him friend mccain later tweeted this calling him interesting but a year later i wanted him gone if you want to duffy to go in one of the steps among many would be to establish a no fly zone over the world stand by a leader like that obviously it was on people and on going target for them iran will use military action against iran we should not only go after their nuclear facilities we should just store their ability to make additional war they should have no planes that can fly and no ships they can float we keep pointing the gun we haven't pulled a single trigger yet and it's about time that we did the two years on and that lack of the media and military action hasn't resulted in armageddon or anything like it still the calls for a

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