they look to the case of rio de janeiro -- that city has to the pan am games in 2007. two years later, they were awarded the grand prize, the summer olympics for 2016. >> toronto getting ready for those games in 2015 and not to deprive canada of the spotlight, we in london are looking for to the olympic games coming up this summer. i will be reporting from their for the opening ceremonies and everybody in britain is very excited about this game. you can follow all the news about the olympics here on the bbc. that brings today's broadcast to a close. you can get updates on any of our story on our web site. if you would like to reach me and the bbc team, you can find us at twitter. from all of us here, thank you for watching. to turn in -- to tune in tomorrow. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. >> at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies. that's why we're supplying cleaner burning natural gas to generate electricity. and it's also why, with our partner in brazil, shell is producing ethan

he was friends with pan am and the top executive. i deserve a little r and r. it was a mistake. all the points he mentioned are in the book. i consider them our mistakes. i am trying to write a real biography. i think the line was what he had a halo. how many people in life had a low? when you do a full biography, may you will see the high and lows. cronkite was not meanspirited. he endures as a great journalist. look at john f. kennedy. could he have done things he did in his personal life and? it was blurred a little more. you had a little group of people controlling washington. it was not the internet era. >> i came to realize that the man that once dominated television was more complicated and occasionally more unethical and the legend that surrounds them. >> i would not use the word "unethical" but he was a child of the left. he was a fan of progressive democrats. he camouflaged that because there were many people in the depression. he was always worried about losing his job. he tried to be centered. he liked getting mail from both the right and left. he was able to stay so

pan am more burglaries throughout the city of san jose. the numbers are alarming, an average 39% increase from this time last year. in some areas, as much as the 200% rise. tonight, dan kerman spoke residents and politicians. >> here in this sample jose residents, several homes have been burglarized. >> you are wondering, when are they going to come in to get me? >> residents have done a lot to collect evidence. everything from photos to license plates but he says nothing seems to happen. >> our residents not only deserve better, they expect better in and we should give them better. >> right now our neighborhoods are falling victim to burglaries. they know what is happening in their coming in because they know they can get away with it. >> from january to may 7th, burglary is up 39 percent compared to the same period of time last year. >> we will be working with the patrol division to formulate a plan and do some proactive policing. the strength in fighting this problem will be coming from the police department in the community. >> police

some people still know what the pan am building is in new york city. couldn't agree more.he tri-boro bridge. >> i love the food in chicago. you guys have the best food in the world. this time around i promised myself i would try and eat healthy and so far i've been pretty good. here's what i've had to eat in the last couple days. saturday i started off with an egg white omelet, for lunch a -- for dinner, had two more bacon double cheeseburgers. sunday i had another egg white omelet served on top of a deep dish pizza, washe

that bill you actually were a flight attendant with pan am, what happened to the free spirited person we used to see in the sky? >> i can't tell you. >> and number two, but if you really loved the 'open's, how come you were fired when it ended. did you peek that early. all this knowledge about the '70s? >> i also love the louie shr thing. i did my homework. i was born in 1991. >> 1991, you look old. [ laughter ] >> you said something i found interesting. [ laughter ] >> the thing about it used to be glamorous and prometheus you have to destroy to rebuild sometimes. the airlines industry has been so cut throat and theefg for so long. there is so much cut threat but now from the inside from the employees. don't you think this may be the collapse of the airline industry that hopefully will let it rise from the ashes and be a quality thing. >> i have never heard such a perceptive pointed. >> i would like to stop up a will funny. >> we're not saying anybody needs to respond to this but people with cameras you are being watched whether it's a protest. does it make you want to get violent wh

abdel basset al-megrahi, the only person ever convicted for the 1988 bombing of a pan am flight over lockerbie, scotland, is dead after a 3-year battle with prostate cancer. al-megrahi, who said he was not responsible for the attack that killed 270 people, mostly americans, was found guilty in 2001. in 2009, he was released from scottish custody on humanitarian grounds and returned to a hero's welcome in libya, leaving the victims' families angry and many questions still unanswered. [ applause ] facebook cofounder and c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has billions of reasons to celebrate. after taking his company public with the most anticipated ipo in years and becoming the 26th richest person on earth, the 28-year-old wed longtime girlfriend priscilla chan in a surprise ceremony at their home, updating their status to "married." for "teen kids news," i'm laura ingle, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> according to movies and tv, secret agents lead lives of excitement and glamour. but as laurefound out, the reality is a bit different. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> spy for the cia. >> i wou

the most notorious was the bombing of pan am flight 103 in december 1988, which claimed the lives of 270 people, including 189 americans. gaddafi succeeded in rehabilitating himself with the west at the turn of the 21st century by making reparations to the families and hoping his mass of weapons of mass deception programs in 2003. during his rule, he raised the let standards of living and life expectancy of his people, using oil revenues that allowed him to avoid the perils of foreign debt. nonetheless, with the arab spring revolutions already underway in neighboring tunisia and egypt, in mid- february 2011, libya exploded in its own revolutionary fervor. eight months later, in october 2011, assisted by a nato air bombing campaign, and weapons provided, they took control of libya, and executed gaddafi, opening up a new chapter in libyan history. during those eight months of revolution, lindsey hilsum, an editor for channel four news, made four trips to libya, leading her to write the book that we are here to talk about today. "sandstorm: libya in the time of revolution." ms. lindsey

/7 cable, bloggers, twitter, i would imagine his image, some of these things, a freebie deal from pan ams, his image far more tarnished than it was at that time. >> he was a pioneer of tv, rules were being made in a hurley burly fashion. don hewitt was creating the industry of broadcast news in many ways. the cronkite -- what some people call the golden able of tv, but cronkite's authority couldn't happen today since we had telestar, we have thousand cable channels, the internet. writing about an historic figure of an important moment in american journalism. >> doug brinkley, thanks very much. >> thank you, howard. >>> still to come, barbara walters makes an international blunder, msnbc' chris hayes apologizes to american soldiers and cnbc reporter falls into a guilter trap. media monitor, straight ahead. people with a machine. what ? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it ? hello ? hello ?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello ? ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making

we had a detante after the pan am bombing.k with you and then because of the moral conditions because of the longstanding moral treatment, we then go with other countries to take them out. so the fact that people rightfully worry about the murder but that doesn't mean the policy is going to follow the concern. >> and in our own self view met metaphorically america in the middle east is like a schoolmarm. morally we're doing this and other times we're like no no no. >> as you know the economics is going to drive everything. in terms of saudi arabia they have us over a literal barrel. >> can we talk about our own problems for a minute? >> let's do it. >> here in new york city a soda ban has been proposed by the mayor which provokes of course the whole concept of should our politicians restrict the size of what we drink? on the other hand outside of new york city up in albany where the state is run, the governor is releasing things around marijuana. we kind of created a soda/pot thing, which john stewart had little choice but to

the two met late on thursday night with a player known as the pan am had been seen hanging out at a local. the lawyer says the sex was consensual in at his client is cooperating with the investigation. investigators say could be weeks before an investigation is made on pressing charges. >> conceding team coverage in stockton, pablo sandoval is in the lineup for tonight's game are despite these claims by this santa cruz woman who says she was sexually assaulted by him last week. i saw a set of all earlier this evening and he says he remains focused on playing baseball in getting back to his teammates in san francisco. >> and also granted, veterinarians at the animal care clinics are more in the public about a recent outbreak of a highly contagious strain of kennel cough. >> the normal course of treatment is antibiotics and competition. you look at it does not turn in the secondary pneumonia. the number-one thing is, in the meantime do not have them at all hearts or around other dogs were boarding facilities. that is why we have cleared out all of our borders degree of >> in san francisco,

we wanted counting with regards to pan am 103. this was a matter that certainly he was involved in. i still think there is a basis to believe that more investigation is warranted. we are pressing the libyan government in that regard. we consider this an open matter. >> glad to hear it. we do not need special counsel or anything else. ok. sex offenders. the adam walsh act mandates that the u.s. marshals service provide assistance to state and local in apprehending sex offenders that to not comply with requirements. one of the national offender -- one of the national regions is the national sex offender investigation and management. as the targeting centers become more successful in tracking down sex offenders that fail to register, they have received a growing number of requests for assistance from state and local police to investigate sex crimes. the problem is that in many instances they are being asked for help that is arguably outside the current authority, which is limited to sex offenders that failed to register. they often want federal help to apprehend the suspected sex offen

we wanted counting with regards to pan am 103. this was a matter that certainly he was involved in. i still think there is a basis to believe that more investigation is warranted. we are pressing the libyan government in that regard. we consider this an open matter. >> glad to hear it. we do not need special counsel or anything else. ok. sex offenders. the adam walsh act mandates that the u.s. marshals service provide assistance to state and local in apprehending sex offenders that to not comply with requirements. one of the national offender -- one of the national regions is the national sex offender investigation and management. as the targeting centers become more successful in tracking down sex offenders that fail to register, they have received a growing number of requests for assistance from state and local police to investigate sex crimes. the problem is that in many instances they are being asked for help that is arguably outside the current authority, which is limited to sex offenders that failed to register. they often want federal help to apprehend the suspected sex offen

some people still know what the pan am building is in new york city. couldn't agree more. it's the tri-boro bridge. >> i love the food in chicago. you guys have the best food in the world. this time around i promised myself i would try and eat healthy and so far i've been pretty good. here's what i've had to eat in the last couple days. saturday i started off with an egg white omelet, for lunch a -- for dinner, had two more bacon double cheeseburgers. sunday i had another egg white omelet served on top of a deep dish pizza, washed that down with a six pack of old style and a grilled cheese from the billy goat. then had a light dinner of two italian beef sandwiches at al's and a midnight snack of flaming saganaki from greek island's and today i stayed in my room and ate 20 chocolate bars along with an eight piecemeal of fried chicken. >> chicago, chicago, you're my kind of town. >> it is tuesday, june 12 9/. we're live from chicago. welcome to "morning joe." with us on set we have along with us msnbc contributor mike barnicle and steve ratner is along for the ride. this mor

situation where we got rid of one of the most brutal barriers who was responsible for the bombing of pan am 103 and the deaths of americans, but if syria goes on the path to democracy, it's the greatest blow to iran in 25 years. hezbollah is broken off. they lose their last client state, russia loses their last client state. iran loses the most important ally they have in the region. and finally, i would say to my friend, we keep hearing over and over again that extremists will come in. al qaeda will come in. you know, we heard that in tunisia, we heard that in libya, we are hearing that in egypt and we're hearing that again negligenting the fact that al qaeda and extremists are the exact ant they -- antithesis of who these people are. now, they have been repressed with brutality whereas al qaeda as we know believes in acts of terror. and i agree with my colleague, if we provided a sang -- sanctuary for these people in order to organize, to care for the wounded, to have a shadow government set up as we saw in libya, then i think it's pretty obvious that it would be a huge step forward. but

>> it is strange because for me doing the pan -- pantomimie version i am around a lot of great legends. we know zach is closing in on 60. he is our generation's 8 dree general -- adrian zumed. did you know the anna gram is barf and [bleep]. >> we have a half time thing and we will have him look at that. >> i am here only in america for a short while, but there are two naive groups in the world. it is the young and the hollywood. when you put those two together it is exponentially stupid. >> you get an obama voter. >> when you say young hollywood and put it together it is like a recess peanut -- reseese peanut butter cup. >> that might be a problem. >> exponentially? >> exponentially. >> that's my problem with accents. >> i am in character right now. >> that's not you. it is me. when you are not watching porn, you are a huge fan of the foes, "glee,"" one tree hill," "oth,"" vampire diaries" or "vd." >> or just "v." >> does it break your heart to see the young stars you love and do filthy things to when you are alone support obama? >> i expect jessica alba, but i am a big supporter of th

she needs to have a pan-asian consciousness about her. i am so proud to be here with you leaders and my colleagues as well. thank you, everyone. [applause] >> supervisor charmen chiu has joined us as well. i was born a month before the evictions. a lot of our filipino and chinese seniors were evicted from the hotel. it is amazing to be at the organization that got to rebuild the development center. last year, we celebrated a lot about the newness of asian- pacific leadership. or able to say we have our first appointed chinese-american mayor, our first ever chinese- american president of the board of supervisors, and our first ever pilipino president board of education. in our second year, we are really here. we need to reflect upon what leadership means for the city as asian-americans take up those positions. the education team this year. the theme this year is education. at the school district, asian american students are almost 50% of our education system. we have a lot of asian americans coming up through the pipeline waiting to take new po

she needs to have a pan-asian consciousness about her. i am so proud to be here with you leaders and my colleagues as well. thank you, everyone. [applause] >> supervisor charmen chiu has joined us as well. i was born a month before the evictions. a lot of our filipino and chinese seniors were evicted from the hotel. it is amazing to be at the organization that got to rebuild the development center. last year, we celebrated a lot about the newness of asian- pacific leadership. or able to say we have our first

situation where we got rid of one of the most brutal barriers who was responsible for the bombing of pan am 103 and the deaths of americans, but if syria goes on the path to democracy, it's the greatest blow to iran in 25 years. hezbollah is broken off. they lose their last client state, russia loses their last client state. iran loses the most important ally they have in the region. and finally, i would say to my friend, we keep hearing over and over again that extremists will come in. al qaeda will come in. you know, we heard that in tunisia, we heard that in libya, we are hearing that in egypt and we're hearing that again negligenting the fact that al qaeda and extremists are the exact ant they -- antithesis of who these people are. now, they have been repressed with brutality whereas al qaeda as we know believes in acts of terror. and i agree with my colleague, if we provided a sang -- sanctuary for these people in order to organize, to care for the wounded, to have a shadow government set up as we saw in libya, then i think it's pretty obvious that it would be a huge step forward. but

there is a lot of research that does not panned out. i am sure you agree with the logic that just because some of those investments in research partners do not pan out, the solution it is to get rid of the investment in nih. are not suggesting that are used? >> of course research never worked out exactly. through trial and error, great minds develop discoveries in cooperation with other sciences that improve the human condition. it is not a bencher capital investment. it is more related to an expenditure the with-it is not an investment capital investment -- it is not a venture capital investment. i think the same thing that i brought out -- you should challenge every basic assumption about how this money is spent. there should be benchmarks. it is should not -- does not work, you should move on. that is not my point. >> i did not think it was. we also have student loan programs. not every student loan gets repaid. those of us who support to loans do not say, we did not get all of these loans paid, so we are going to shutdown the student loa

established the security advidsery committee in 1989, following the bombing of pan am flight 103. when t.s.a. was created the sponsorship of that transfered to t.s.a. and continued to provide a meck anymore for industry and other outside stake holders to inform the federal government's decision making on aviation security matters. despite its important contributions to security, it allows the charter to expire. last year, t.s.a. revived the sambings ac with the support of industry. 24 new members were apointed. h r. 1447 simply codified the asac which exists today and ensures it remains intact, providing necessary stake holder guidance to t.s.a. it establishes important working groups focused on air cargo and airport permanent security, all of which have unique challenges that require a collaborative effort to solve. in these difficult economic times it is essential for t.s.a. to get the input of stake holders and onsecurity procedures and technology to ensure it is spending its limited resources on initiatives that will enhance security for the traveling public without compromisi

>> sh is not necessarily a case of who done it, we have strong leads and i am told that the detectives are hoping they will pan out. by the end of today we will have an idea of whether we will have an arrest. >> there is no word yet on what the argument was about. however, police are also investigating whether the shooting can be gang related. the san joaquin police department is investigating a deadly shooting outside at 2:00 a.m. after the bar named the nightclub closed. group of 60 people were standing in the parking lot when an argument and fight broke out. investigators say several shots rank out. three people were hit. one died at the scene and deputies do not have any suspects. >> a story out of gill roy. people are wondering if the suspect in the sierra lamar disappearance might be tied to reports of a man trying to lure children into his car. the gill roy patch website first pointed out the resemblance between garcia torres and the sketch police released last summer in a child annoyance case. they said they have a suspect in last year's case and will not see if it is garcia torres. in the meantime, th

am proud to be here with you. >> hello, friends and family. he was talking about the pan asian family. he spoke about not being a san franciscan, but serving san francisco. i was born and raised here. and extremely proud of that i went to school with some of your children or grandchildren, leases or nephews. the public school system as one of the most aversive systems here. it will probably give some of us, one of us are run for our money in a few years. but i don't want to show up david chiu or eric mar with the chinese i have been working on. i have been under the direct tutelage of the mayor. i want to say thank-you to the whole entire committee. when this heritage month represents is a solidarity had togetherness that we seem to have mastered in san francisco. it is honor to serve the community. he is from my district. i love you, thank you. i want to acknowledge everyone, it is a pleasure. >> i would like the members of the board tuesday for a few minutes. every year, we put on this campaign, which is a great reception up to the ceremony, we could not have done it without the supp

." >> i am going with sun de duncun and peter pan. >> bye, andy. a story so invigorating that i can't wait to rub this story all over my face. then you throw up. should voting be mandatory 1234 nope. well, i answered that question. >>> we should talk about that. according to a new report, one goes to booze. the difference is where we spend our money. in 1980 stwo -- the year i discovered cinemax they cough up more to drink at home than in bars. probably why we are spending more are prices have gone up. a $15appletini. let's discuss this. >> lightning rough >> lightning roooouuuunth nd. lightning round. >> doesn't this figure sherrod saying low $1 for every $100. >> i thought it would be $2 or $3. are we losing to the australians? it is shocking that people spend so much more money in bars. we are paying for a social atmosphere. >> i can't drink at home. i get depressed. >> you write and you drink. if you are watching tv and you are drinking you are an exal lick. are you an alcoholic. >> my people are doing their share to keep the $1 -- my people ar

pan 2:00. tomorrow on washington, d.c. deepak the director for community changed. let's at the recent am briggs department. then republican congressman allen west efforts to win the sfrim vote in the presidential election. and in the last hour, "u.s. news & world report" white house correspondent ken walsh talks about air force i, a history on the presidents an their planes. washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. coming up on c-span, q&a with coming up on c-span, q&a with brian

am an ad man for the white house i could run with this. vote for governor romney, wall street's guy. how does that pan out? >>guest: william, we have polling numbers about that here in massachusetts with scott brown and elizabeth warren and we asked, brown was recipient of j.p. morgan chase money and we asked the question, whether or not scott brown should give the donation back, 42 percent said yes and 43 percent said no. this is massachusetts action democratic state. so i don't thing that connection will catch fire. not from the limited polling information we are looking at. >>neil: this is at a time, david, with a great division among democrats. we will get it to this. about whether attacking wall street, attacking fat cats, attacking the 1 percent and the business community, if that boomerangs or is a good way to run a campaign. how is it resonating in these polls? >>guest: it is not. rebound going negative on romney, and he has done a lot of this the last two or three weeks is having the inverse effect, the numbers are dropping, and romney's numbers are gaining, a problem if the white house. they need