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but ladies and gentlemen, they are mere pebbles on the mountains of his achievements. you will hear these mistakes of his lovingly trotted out, not all of them accurately. when he was writing about poison gas in iraq, if you actually had read the entire quote in context, it is clear that he is talking about teargas, because he talks about making the eyes of the people, it is quite different from what pat buchanan is attempting to equated with. but you will hear these arguments. you'll also hear the proposition argue that hitler did not pose an existential threat to britain and her empire. ladies and gentlemen, this is utterly false. adolf hitler hated our liberal bourgeois democracy quite as much as he hated bolshevism. had he won against russia, he would have come against us. he ripped up every single treaty he ever signed. but the historian in churchill noted and salt how you cannot allow an aggressive power to dominate the continent of europe. we did not allow philip of spain to do it. we did not only the 14th to do it. we did not allow napoleon or the kaiser to do

of the marble that was on the floor and the tile that was already installed, and then i took glass pebblese it all look like it fit together and made a nice sort of underwatery, organic place where you can really relax in the hot tub. i've made mosaics my career, but you can learn to do mosaics, too, at the chicago mosaic school. >> heo, my name is karen ami, and i am executive director and founder of the chicago mosaic school, the first school for mosaic arts in the united states. in order toake a mosaic, the most important thing you need to do is think about your design and what colors that design is going to be and how it's going to fit into the space. then you want to determine your colors and then pick your materials, which could be ceramic or glass or a combination of a lot of different things. then you want to start gluing your piece down. grouting is the last step, and that's the step where you see your piece completely finished, and hopefully, you're really happy about it. it's really up to you to express yourself and your individuality, and that's why it's so wonderful to use mu

. >> reporter: police say the only sign of forced entry at the pebble beach home, a pried screen.he artwork is now is anyone's guess. but a bigger question, is how do thieves get rid of such rare and easily identifiable merchandise? >> artworks of this significance are very hard to move. >> reporter: the detective says while sometimes a wealthy buyer may be waiting in the wings, these art heists are usually crimes of opportunity. thieves snatch the art because they can. and then they figure out what to do with it. there's a $1 million, no questions asked reward for the art's return, or $5 million for the return and information leading to a successful prosecution of the thieves. lisa fletcher, abc news, los angeles. >> quite a brazen heist. >>> before we go, one bone snapshot. at least that's what the white house called it. >> this photo of bo obama showed him on the helicopter flying to martha's vineyard. seems to be taking it all in stride. >> the tongue is out. that's a sign of sheer happiness. >> learning how to pose for the photo opes. >>> stay with us for "good morning americ

the tsunami forms as soon as the earthquake occurs and the wave starts propagating out like a pebble in a pond, brian. it spreads farther away from the epicenter of the earthquake the wave gets lower in height. it can be devastating far, far away. >> we arrived in indonesia not long after the disaster hit there. the whole world swore up and down they would have better notification systems after that. are we better off in terms of triggering, knowing if one is coming than we were then? >> we are in the pacific ocean. we have a lot of buoys out there. hawaii knows they are not going get a major tsunami there. they have a tsunami advisory which means there could be rises and falls that could provide dangerous currents. that advisory is all the way to the west coast including california and oregon. all sides of the hawaiian islands can be affected and portions of the west coast up to oregon. people should stay out of the water, too, tomorrow. >> we will keep watching it and you. steve lyons at the weather channel. thanks, as always. >>> we shift our focus to washington. on capitol hill t

an economy of pebbles and bursts. your wages and incomes, stagnant while corporate profits soar.o even as we recover from the recession. and work to cut the deficit, we have to build a new foundation for prosperity. we need an american with a reform n financial system. we have to have regulations to protect consumers to never have a crisis again. i want to bail out anymore banks and we've got to make sure we have regulations in place to prevent it ch. . and america where energy reform creates green jobs that can never be outsourced and frees america from the grip of foreign oil. an america that committees to education. because the country without education today will outcome pete us tomorrow and best jobs go to the best educated. we got to do a better job educating our sons and our daughters and yes, i'm going to have to have something to say some tomorrow to our children telling them to stay in school and work hard because that's right message to send. we need an america that once again invests in the middle class. that's why i've create oured task force for middle class working

. >> police say the om sink of forced entry at the pebble beach home -- a sky a bigger question is howo thieves get ready for such rare notice? >> artworks of this significant are very hard to move. >> sometimes a wealthy buyer may be wedding in the post roast. steve snatched it and then they can university what she. lisa fletcher, abc news, los angeles. >> the question that begs to be asked after that is why on? >> they're saying the insurance alone would have been $50 this will. >> we just thought we're going to put jackson poll lack move are a? is this is a deposit jobs, maybe you could very it wait down the balls, if anything is an inshoed job. >> i took the friends under the open wide like within little frog already did. (announcer) still tired of morning coming in the middle of the night? (rooster crow) ...still tired the next day too? when you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep... remember 2-layer ambien cr. the first layer helps you fall asleep quickly. and unlike other sleep aids, a second helps you stay asleep. when taking ambien cr, don't drive or operate machiner

just like a pebble in a pond, this is going to spread out in all directions.'s going to be traveling. it could travel for hundreds or thousands of miles. it's going to take some time before it reaches far away places like, for example, hawaii where there is a tsunami watch in effect right now. but, of course, it's only taken a few minutes to reach places like american samoa. very close to the epicenter of the actual earthquake. so it all depends on how far away we are. places like new zealand, for example, which are under a tsunami warning at this moment would very likely see this on short notice. it's not going to take too much longer. within the next hour or so before they seem some effects as the waves travel out in all directions. >> john, ut it in perspective when it's a 7.9. how does that rate in terms of the possible danger of tsunami? how does that compare, for example, with what happened in indonesia. as tamron was mentioning over commercial break, five years ago when tens of thousands were killed because of the tsunami. >> that was a much stronger ea

meanwhile, the son and the clear pebbles of rain are moving across the landscapes over the pears and over the trees, the mountains, and the rivers. meanwhile, the wild geese high in the blue air are heading home again. whomever you are, no matter how lonely the world offers itself to you or your imagination, calls to you like a wild goose, harsh and exciting. over and over announcing your place in the family of thing spigot -- things. >> my husband was on the 94 floor of tower one. how proud we were of him. we came from the philippines in 1983 with our three children, christopher, and jenny, and jenna. eight years have passed that sometimes it feels like it happened yesterday. the pain can still be so sharp. other times, i realize how my life has changed. my children have grown up. my grandchildren were born. life has brought many gifts to us. three brothers, two sisters, and two -- two families. i wish he could be here to share in them. but he can still be with us in the way we live our lives. he taught us to be humble and to be patient with one another, to another hole -- never hol

everything was going to be taken away from her and she was going to go back to that little house, pebblesn britain, 19 million people tuned in and watched susan boyle lose the top prize and she landed in a hospital. >> that's when i realized we've all got a responsibility to actually start thinking about these people a little bit more because we're used to it. >> right. >> they're not. >> when she recovered, susan still wanted to make a record with simon. the scottish singer's a debut album won't be released until november, but it's already topping the charts in presales. >> well, here's the good news. that after all the dust settled, she was happy, she is literally stunning on record. >> is she happy? when she listens back? >> yeah, she really -- and when he played the song she burst into tears because you really thought through the lyrics, this applies to me, my life. yes, she's going to sell millions of records. >> handsome, famously single, and his critiques often make contestants squirm. >> if the beatles came on "britain's got talent," do you think you would have put them through bo

you see it at certain events like the one at pebble beach.re's new models coming and some ultra luxury customers are becoming more discreet about buying, but they're still buys. >> maybe there will be a little bit of that, maybe i shouldn't do that because the economy is suffering as a whole. on the flip side, if they've worked hard their whole life and that's the car they want to get, they're going to buy that car. >> sales down 51%. for more on the superluxury market, check out the blog, behind the wheel at cnbc.com. the market, sales down 50%, but they're still going like gang best busters in india, china and the middle east. >> the rising middle class in those other part of the world. >>> still ahead, the $400 billion man. he's going to join us with what to do right now. and add 50 cent to that. the hip-hop superstar. where else can you find a combo like that? >> right here on "power lunch." >>> up next, the half money -- >> no, full money. >> halftime report. soon to have a new name, i hope.  um bill-- why is dick butkus here? i hired h

meanwhile, the sun and the clear pebbles of rain are moving across the landscapes, over the prairies and the deep trees, the mountains and the rivers. meanwhile, the wild geese high in the blue air are heading home again. whomever you are, no matter how lonely the world offers itself to your imagination, calls to you like a wild goose, harsh and exciting, over and over, announcing your place in the family of things. >> now let's return to our market coverage. bertha coombs is standing by at the nasdaq. bertha? >> thanks very much, mark. you know, yesterday we did see the semiconductor stocks really help lead tech higher. and once again, this morning we're seeing that kind of momentum. intel sat out the rally yesterday. intel and applied materials, two of the biggest components of the stock, were the drag while you saw mike raise theirs. intel supposed 1% here in the premarket. semiconductor, one of the drags, has a new offering. and that has the stock lower this morning. but watch the semis more or less. also watch microsoft, no surprise, reports indicate that the justice department

meanwhile, the sun and the clear pebbles of rain are moving across the landscapes, over the prairies and the deep trees, the mont mountains and the rivers. meanwhile, the wild geese high in the blue air are heading home again. whomever you are, no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination, calls to you like a wild goose, harsh and exciting. over and over, announcing your place in the family of things. >> my name is grace afliar and my husband worked on the 94th floor as an accountant. how proud we were of him. we came from the philippines in 1983 with our three children, christopher, genie, and gemma. eight years have passed, but sometimes it feels like everything just happened yesterday. the pain can still be so sharp. other times, i realize how my life has changed. my children have grown up, my grandchildren, reilly james and grayson, were born. life has brought in gifts to us, two brothers, two sisters, and their families. i wish he could be here to share them. but he can still be with us in the way we live our lives. he taught us to be humble and to be patien

meanwhile, the sun and the clear pebbles of rain are moving across the landscapes, over the pairriesle, the wild geese high in the blue air are heading home again. whoever you are, no matter how lonely, the world offers itself to your imagination. calls itself to you like a wild goose, harsh and exciting. over and over, announcing your place in the family of things. >> vice president joe biden this morning and that is part of the remembrance going on at a site adjacent to ground zero. we will come back to that. >>> meanwhile, some other stories here. a well-known community group is accused of telling a couple how to set up a prostitution ring meanwhile avoiding the irs. they have fired two for allegedly giving advice to a couple. on the tape, they tell the woman, list your occupation as a performance artist. >> your business is a performance artist. which you are. okay? so you're not lying. you're a performing artist. so stop saying -- >> got it. >> okay. >> the tape was made by two activists. they have been at the center of controversy over voter registration. the group says the fil