i was a mentor of peter's. >> what does that say about a guy like peter? >> i'd say it's consistent with his personality. very quiet person. a very determined person. and a very honorable person. >> so a few years later when he was this london, michael was excited when peter came to visit with his sunning new girlfriend. lawed a nice time? >> very nice time. >> was she attractive is this. >> very attractive, very nice. >> susan, who was in college working towards a degree about business, came to london with her bubbling personality and a passion for shopping. and peter was in love. what did peter tell but suze on that first trip? >> he said this is the one. >> this is the one. two years later, in may of 1989, peter and sue sue san were married. peter was 27, susan 23. is it happily ever after? >> if you knew peter back then, you would say yes. >> he love this had woman. >> will he you haved her respect are wanted to go to work, he was just looking for a normal stable life. that's the way peter was. >> it seemed as if the happily ever after for peter and su

peter alan gay terence d. gazzani gary geidel paul hamilton geier julie m. geis peter g.as >> and my beautiful sister, susan. we love you and miss you something horrible. we know you are watching over us. until we meet again. >> and my husband, arthur jones iii. we miss you every day, but you must be so very proud of julia, a charlotte, harry, and joseph. we love you. steven paul geller howard g. gelling peter victor genco, jr. steven gregory genovese alayne gentul linda m. george edward f. geraghty suzanne geraty ralph gerhardt robert gerlich denis p. germain marina romanovna gertsberg susan m. getzendanner james g. geyer joseph m. giaccone vincent francis giammona >> and my brother, kevin. we miss you. >> and my mother, arlene. we miss you and love you. your spirit lives on in your children and grandchildren. memories of you have powered me to be a better person, more loving and compassionate. debra lynn gibbon james andrew giberson brenda gibson craig neil gibson ronnie e. gies andrew gilbert paul stuart gilbey paul john gill mark y. gilles evan gillette ronald lawrenc

lozier >> john peter lozowsky >> charles peter lucania >> edward hobbs luckett >> mark gavin ludvigsen >> lee charles ludwig >> sean thomas lugano >> daniel lugo >> marie lukas >> and my husband. i believe them and all these other beautiful soul to die together this day have been walking alongside us these past 10 years and they will continue to be right here as we move forward to a bright and positive future. >> and my uncle of the new york city fire department. we all miss you and love you so much. i know you were looking down on us and you'll always be in our hearts. god bless you, god bless new york, and god bless america. [applause] >> william lum, jr. >> michael p. lunden >> christopher lunder >> anthony luparello >> gary frederick lutnick >> william lutz >> linda anne luzzicone >> alexander lygin >> farrell peter lynch >> james francis lynch >> louise a. lynch >> michael cameron lynch >> michael francis lynch >> richard d. lynch, jr. >> robert henry lynch, jr. >> sean p. lynch >> sean patrick lynch >> issue sacrificed your life for others and we will never forget you. -- use sac

guza. >> barbara guzzardo. >> peter m. gyulavary. >> gary robert haag. >> andrea lyn haberman. >> barbara mary habib. >> philip haentzler. >> nezam a. hafiz. >> karen elizabeth hagerty. >> steven michael hagis. >> mary lou hague. >> david halderman. >> and my late husband. steve, i still see your face every single day and i look at our children. we love you, we miss you, and we will never ever forget your. >> and my beautiful cousin. die and i, your daughter amanda has grown up to be beautiful and talented you would be very proud of her. >> maile rachel hale. >> richard b. hall. >> vaswald george hall. >> robert j. halligan. >> vincent gerard halloran. >> james douglas halvorson. >> mohammad salman hamdani. >> felicia hamilton. >> robert hamilton. >> frederic k. han. >> christopher j. hanley. >> sean s. hanley. >> valerie joan hanna. >> thomas hannafin. >> and my brother. jesse, we love you, we miss you, and may you always rest in peace. >> and my father, who i never met because i was in my mom's belly. i love you, father.

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wengerchuk. >> peter m. west. >> whitfield west, jr. >> meredith lynn whalen. >> eugene whelan. >> adam s. white. >> edward james white iii. >> james patrick white. >> john sylvester white. >> kenneth wilburn white, jr. >> leonard anthony white. >> malissa y. white. >> wayne white. >> leanne marie whiteside. >> and my husband. 10 years does not diminish the love that we had for you. our three children have grown into wonderful and strong adults. you would be so proud. if your family mrs. you very much and may god continue to bless us. >> and my brother. our brother, our friend, our angel. we love you and miss you. you are in our hearts always and forever. >> mark p. whitford. >> michael t. wholey. >> mary catherine wieman. >> jeffrey david wiener. >> wilham j. wik. >> alison marie wildman. >> glenn e. wilkenson. >> john c. willett. >> brian patrick williams. >> crossley richard williams, jr. >> david j. williams. >> deborah lynn williams. >> my father ran my teacher, for his wisdom i miss him more and more.

still with us, mary matalin, and peter hart and cnn's gloria borger. run republican campaigns for a living, mary, heading into the next stretch, what is the biggest question for governor perry to prove, that after the initial boomlet, he has staying power? >> he's a very solid front-runner. peter's polls show he's got the highest front-runner number of any previous front-runner and i think also peter's poll shows among the most intense activists, the so-called self-identified tea party activists, he's 2-1, holds a 2-1 lead and all this happened in three weeks. but he has to show that he can withstand the front-runner assault, the comparable period in the last cycle hillary clinton and rudy giuliani and fred thompson were the front-runners, so you have to stand up to having the target on your back, which i think he -- his political skills as are evidenced in his longest-serving governor in texas are considerable and misunderestimated as we adopted texans say, so we'll get through the debates. and i think it's got down to the two-man races as ed rollins

. >> now peter schiff says the government is making it impossible to do business. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. >> hello, everybody. what a great audience. thanks so much for being here. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. well, there was high drama in a low place this week, the united nations. maybe it would be better to change a couple of letters around and call it the untied nations because it seems to be unraveling from its mission of being a forum for peace and understanding. among the many of its trans depressions, giving a microphone, a podium, and a platform to a murdering racist tyrant like iranian president ahmadinejad so he can go around spewing his violent and insulting hate, blaming america for 9/11, denying the holocaust, and finally calling for the death of jews and the destruction of israel. his nation continues to support hamas and inscrimmag. the hand of iran in the glove of hamas and the syrian president is bad enough. the un would give the president a forum like he's a legitimate leader makes me rethin

peter just what i meant we don't. know less no no no that's simply wrong. and they are jumping let's remember let's remember what the no fly zone in iraq meant no fly zone in iraq the destruction of rebel forces in the course of the more. rise. in the south it meant the attack on the kurds in the north after the first gulf war it was the preparation for sanctions it became the preparation for the for the military intervention in iraq so please please please do not let's have a no fly zone in iraq as if this was a neutral cover which assisted the opposition to saddam hussein it did not. let out what happens after something different what happened what happened letter is different and comparing the not fly zone which was imposed in iraq to what happened in libya and libya do you and you know it is allusion was not not not fly zone it was also to protect civilians on the ground we don't want protection of the civilians we are underground we think that we have got the revolution is have more power then the energy to confront it on the ground with just what is t

i'm going to be joined now by my co-moderator, peter cook from bloomberg tv. peter, if you are ready, alternate server two for the first question to our group. >> maya, thank you for the participation. and the all-star panel he have to talk to about the issue in washington these days. as a reporter covering the super committee and actions over the next few weeks, this is a list to say a fascinating and important topic for us and our audience have bloomberg and important for not only this unanswered, the audience at home and around the country to find out why you won't believe going big is the right move because certainly forgot their voices in

peter's side. the resolution is the united states safer? he's arguing that it is. all i have to show we are not safer from terrorism. i've already shown that. he has not reputed the fundamental pair dime, look at the u.s. and the capacity to deal with the problem. they prove al al qaeda was not a threat ten years ago. nobody died as part of the 1,000 cuts. not true, the attacks in madrid, shabaab has shown the ability to carry out the attacks. they have capacity. when you look at european plots which peter derives, the season that we were able to learn about the plots is from a detainee held in afghanistan, who gave the intelligence officers, the name that wasn't previously known to u.s. intelligence. we're drawing our assets away from afghanistan now. will we be able to find out about the plots as resources. that's the fundamental problem. she talks about shabaab is withdrawing. they still control the west, which is the only city where amazon, the african union forces are able to operate. the bott

candidate peter can actually tonight's bull's-eye award. hard time for a happy hour and joining me this evening r.t. correspondent christine for sal and james fallows host of the bottom line and reform school on p.g.a. t.v. thanks for joining you guys now this first story over woods and making fun of me all day because i just really love it for some reason but for those of you who maybe not for are not familiar let me introduce you to warren ramsey. ok so he's a world famous sheriff who also has a world famous attitude and likes to cuss a lot and have a lot of t.v. shows but now there is these reports that a gordon ramsay drug war the poor and dwarf excuse me this guy was a thirty five year old porn star who is just starting to make it happen to look like grams the that he was eaten by a badger and they just found his body parts i mean i guess it's gross but people are also saying that they maybe just made up this story because no one's ever heard of this guy and there's no record of him so can you imagine a process that goes through tabloi

cnn reporter peter hamby joining us from orlando, florida. peter, why is the contest there, florida, florida, florida, considered so important? >> reporter: florida will be the state in the general election, no doubt next year, one of them, one of the major swing states. but the state republican primary will be pivotal. the candidates believe, people in florida believe it was for john mccain in 2008 when he defeated mitt romney and catapulted himself to presidency. presidency five is the name of the confab, a philly day event, started with a debate thursday night, a conference where they all spoke. today a straw poll where 3500 or so republican activists will cast a vote in the straw poll and pick for president. rick perry is the only candidate competing in the straw poll,

doreen david >> peter.homas. >> patrick michael. >> david gregory. >> michael george. >> barbara jean. >> michael j. armstrong. >> one of the best fathers and the world. we love you and miss you. >> and my daughter, dominique lisa. we love you. >> jack charles perrin. >> joshua podcaster in. >> richard avery aaron. >> carl francis. >> michael edwards asher. thomas j. ashton. >> greg. cheryl thomas. lewis s. junior >> my dad. >> and my sister, melissa white. we love you and we miss you and we will never forget you. >> andrew baily. sharon. michael andrew bain. >> walter perrin. >> gerard a barbara. >> james r. william barr bela. >> i am here to date in honor of my father and port authority employee. >> my uncle and godfather, a firefighter at matthew barnes. >> david michael. >> melissa barnes. evan j. barron. >> scott d. bart. my father, kenneth wm. >> stephen l. joseph bates. and my brother jackson baxter, we love you, you will never be forgotten. >> paul james. >> w. david bower. >> mark lawrence davis. >

, i agree -- >> no, peter, don't do political science. let's stick to the economics here. >> when the president does nothing but political science, what are you going to do? >> that's completely phony. >> let jared respond. >> -- elected, not on creating jobs. >> go ahead, jared. >> he's put forth serious economic plans in the last week, whether it's the jobs plan or the budget deficit reduction plan today. we can argue about the details of those plans and we can very deeply argue about your points about the structural issues that are missing here. we can argue over which poll works or what he's trying to do with his re-election. actually, most objective economists who have looked at the jobs plan have agreed it will shave a point off the unemployment rate. that's not enough, but gets you in the right direction. >> but i don't know if it will accomplish that much. because if we have to increase spending in one place by cutting it in another, reduce taxes in one place by raising them in another, you know, you studied macroeconomics just li

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there is a lot of people located there. >> i will turn over to peter. we were down there on a fourth of july and sell the mobilization -- saw the mobilization going through that area, taking over the streets. we are paying attention to crowd control and traffic and how did that work? how did that not work? we will be out there doing the same thing in trying to take our cues from the bigger events and trip trying -- one thing that peter has been saying is that people plan is not designed solely for a tourist coming to san francisco. it is designed for people in a couple of different categories trade their rich business or resident who may or may not have in his it but still has to get to work. we want to be talking about augmenting service were the crowds will be going to see these events while not draining resources from the bus or some of the lines that peter has mentioned. they get people to and from the event but the increase the availability of someone coming from the marina into downtown on one of these augmented lines. i wanted -- our expert on th

please join me in welcoming peter thorpe.plause] feel free if you like to say anything. >> thank you, supervisor mirkarimi. as i look around at the room and see some many of you who have served on the board of education, i am happy to report that many of the lessons learned at the gateway high school have had leverage in rwanda. they are bringing to rwanda at some of the foundation principles in terms of social justice. particularly in rwanda were only 13% of girls continue into secondary school. it is also an economic issue, investing in young women. that is the smartest economic investment you can make in the development of this extraordinary country, which as you mentioned, at 17% of the population was slaughtered in less than at fremont's. bayh it thank you up for this -- i thank you for this honor. you are all invited to come visit and follow our>> of all ol principals, he worked closely with the non-charter schools and one of the principles that is a good example of charter schools being a catalyst for improvements in t

that's the gloves are off us peter lavelle and his guests take on the u.s. credibility and how it's exploited that's next. listen . live. if you can. listen to. the women welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the united nations the global body in search of a mission often derided as incompetent and ineffective the u.n. is also accused of being a fig leaf protecting and extending the interest of the rich powerful last well fuel call for its the miners most see the need for drastic reform at the u.n. to serve the interests of all. can. start. to cross the united nations i'm joined by ruth wedgwood in washington she's director of international law and organizations program at john hopkins school of advanced international studies in new york we have thomas wiese he's presidential professor of political science at the city university of new york's graduate said rizal so author of what's wrong with united nations and how to fix it and in birmingham we cross stoop and i started pretty he is the c.e.o. of the court adobo foundation right folks this is crosstalk th

peter alexander there, live above ground zero. peter, thank you for that.e are waiting for former president george w. bush. those are the walls of a pentagon, just outside of a plaque where the former president will be laying a wreath. a solemn memory and tribute. it was scheduled about five minutes ago. we're keeping our eyes trained on that. let's bring in a terrorist analyst, robert cressey. all of this heightened as a result of that credible but unconfirmed terror threat. where do things stand on that front and is there any chance we're making too much of it? >> well, alex, there's always a possibility we're looking at this threat and we're inflating it, not because we're overhyping it, but because it is aimed at the 9/11 anniversary weekend. i think as we discussed earlier, if we had not had this weekend coming up, this type of threat would have been handled differently. the fact remains, though, the government is still trying to get that corroboration on what the source reported. that's why we continue to discuss it in an unconfirmed way. there's no d

>> peter alexander wigt there at ground zero. thank you very much for that comprehensive report, peter. >>> former president george w. bush took part in a dedication at the pentagon this morning. it happened just a short time ago. former defense secretary donald rumsfeld and his wife were also present. president bush will be attending the flight 93 memorial dedication later on today near shanksville, pennsylvania, and he'll also be joining in tomorrow's service at ground zero here in new york. >>> the official dedication ceremony for the national memorial to the victims of united flight 93 take place this afternoon. 40 passengers and crew members died there. we are live in shanksville. mara, tell us what's planned there, just starting in a couple of hours? >> you can see the final preparations are under way behind me here for this event. the crowds are just starting to stream in. the event starts at 12:30 today. we'll be hearing from former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush and then there will be the presentation of memo

if you like in animated debate stay with us peter lavelle asks his guests whether the un is taking sides and does it need reform to maintain the interests of all involved that's crosstalk next on r.t. . in. the low end welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the united nations the global body in search of a mission often derided as incompetent and ineffective the u.n. is also accused of being a fig leaf protecting and extending the interests of the rich powerful west well few call for its demise most see the need for drastically form at the un to serve the interests of all. across the united nations i'm joined by ruth wedgwood in washington she's director of international law and organizations program at john hopkins school of advanced international studies in new york we have thomas weise he is presidential professor of political science at the city university of new york's graduate center is also author of what's wrong with united nations and how to fix it and in birmingham we cross to and i started kristie he is the c.e.o. of the cordoba foundation right folks this is crosstalk that m

lozier john peter lozowsky charles peter lucania edward hobbs luckett mark gavin ludvigsen lee charles thomas lugano daniel lugo marie lukas william lum, jr. michael p. lunden christopher lunder anthony luparello >> i believe these souls will be with us as we move into a powerful future. >> my brother, a member of the new york city fire department. we love you and miss you so much. i know that you are looking down on us and you will always be in our hearts. god bless you, god bless new york, and god bless america. [applause] >> gary frederick lutnick william lutz linda anne luzzicone alexander lygin farrell peter lynch james francis lynch louise a. lynch michael cameron lynch michael f. lynch michael francis lynch richard d. lynch, jr. robert henry lynch, jr. sean p. lynch >> and my father -- brother, james. >> and to my father, who sacrificed his life for others. i will never forget you. >> sean patrick lynch michael j. lyons monica anne lyons patrick lyons robert francis mace jan maciejewski catherine fairfax macrae richard blaine madden simon maddison noell maerz jennieann maffeo jo

david, you have three minutes to rebut peter's statement. >> the burden of proof lies on peter's said. a resolution is is the united states safer from terrorism? he argued that it is. all i have to show is that we are not, and i have already shown that. peter has not refuted the fundamental argument, which is look at where the u.s. is now and its capacity to deal with the problem here our capacity is far worse than it was 10 years ago. all of feeders arguments prove that al qaeda was not an accidental but 10 years ago. they did not prove where we are going forward. he talks about how nobody died as part of 1000 cuts fewer not quite true. he did reference the 7/7 attacks. massive attacks in madrid. they have shown ability to carry out attacks outside their own territory with you got a tax. if you look at european blocs, which peter somewhat derived, the reason we are able to learn about this is from detainees being held in afghanistan who gave intelligence officers in afghanistan the name of a name that was not previously known to u.s. intelligence. we are drawing our assets away from

>> two very good questions, peter. the first front, it tells me that president obama is in some trouble in these ohio and pennsylvania ballot rounds now. it's either a hangover from that really bruising debt ceiling debate or maybe a sign of more things to come for the president. the white house is certainly hoping they hit bottom. as far as plopz. you put your finger on it, peter. you look at mitt romney running for president for five years. and it's interesting to note that this clambering comes after rick perry. after wperry might not have don well, people are asking for chris christie. there is dissatisfaction with mitt romney among elite republican types. >> rudy giuliani led the republican field this time four years ago. other news to share with you, the worst contaminated food outbreak the the u.s. in more than a decade tops our looks at stories around the news nation today. health officials say as many as 16 deaths and dozens of illnesses across 18 states linked to contaminated cantaloupes. the outbreak was tra

and peter said okay, man, that's great. i just wanted to say... peter was not... he wasn't playing any games. hi had an honest, sincere... >> rose: the candidates themselves, they understand the consequences. their handlers battle over every possible nuance. where are you going to shoot him? how far away is he going to be? you're going to have a cushion, not a cushion. ishe going to be standing? >> temperature? theoom. nobody wants to sweat. but the other side, if the guy's a sweater, maybe he'll look nervous. it's incredible, charlie. everybody wants an advantage because so much is at stake here. those people who worked with these candidates they only had one thing in mind and that's winning. >> rose: you think al gore... the post-election controversy is probably the most sering in his mind, but do you think he believes his debate performance because it was so close may have kept him from... >> that's what i would love to ask him. i honestly do not know. what he told me at the end... i moderated all three of those debates with gore and bush and at the end of the

. >> reporter: peter alderman was 25 when he died on that beautiful september day that turned black.> i turned to my computer and e-mailed him. hey, are you there. he wrote back, yes, 1067th floor. i'm scared. there is a lot of smoke. >> reporter: peter's sister, jane, was the last to hear from him 37. >> i wrote back. 106th floor of what building. and he wrote back world trade windows on the world. and i said you can get out of there. and he wrote back, no, we're stuck. >> my greatest hope is he didn't know he was about to die. >> reporter: steve was a radiation oncologist and liz a stay at home mother of three. >> tell bhee petme about peter. >> peter was laughter and light. >> reporter: but then their world fell apart. >> when your worst nightmare becomes reality, you either kill yourself and you can do it literally or you can crawl into bed and never get out. or you can continue to put one foot in front of the other. >> shortly after peter died, i found i wasn't able to concentrate very much. >> reporter: the aldermans were scared by the emotional impact of losing their son. they

like to see them bring you some of the latest that we're hearing peter talks about how you think the president has made it will go on to become prime minister vladimir putin has pretty much confirmed that this is playing out much more clearly than we expected no one really part of this announcement has come to day and now it looks like we can confirm the president will go on as the incumbent president to lead united. and will run for president and if he is elected president says it will become his prime minister i'm interested in what peter have to say about that we still have people in the studio here at r.t. he said thanks very much for that i do address want to address one issue with you peter you were saying that when it comes to the economic outlook for russia it is looking positive although as you did mention a moment ago the united russia party still has a lot of work to do aside from domestic issues here when it comes to russia let's talk about the foreign policy issue we know we're still dealing with a bush era administration the missile defense shield in western europe has

>> listen, peter -- you listen, don't you peter?rself in both parties' positions. >> oh, really? alex just tried to clarify in my mind and said that boehner is trying to look for common ground, as well. really? how long are we supposed to wait for that? really? how many jobs should we lose? how many more people ought to lose their homes while he sits there and searches for common ground? >> and we're back. >> where is this anger coming from? >> i don't know. why does she hate -- >> i'm really tired of everyone -- >> feel such sorrow. >> if you listen to the speaker of the house, mika. >> yeah. >> and if you have been -- you haven't spent any time in the counseling business, as we have. i was an adjunct professor to their counseling firm. if you listen to him closely, there is a moderate struggling to get out. >> really? >> yes. but usually conservatives have a presumption. running through all of their legislation, through all of their speeches, through their campaigns, through their offices. the presumption that the individual shoul

and coming up in a few moments some heated debate as peter lavelle and his guests discuss the prospect of a palestinian state crosstalk that's coming up next. live to. remind you of the latest in science technology from around the world. we've got the future covered. live. live. live. to take a. stand. alone and welcome to cross talk i'm peter all about meaningless symbolism or a game changer in the absence of a peace process the palestinians will ask the united nations to upgrade their current observer status to that a full member state world opinion backs this but will it change anything on the ground. can. start. to crossed out the prospects for a palestinian state i'm joined by the end of the two in colorado she's a dubai initiative research fellow palestinian human rights lawyer and a former legal advisor to the palestinian negotiating team and and bet shemesh we have benny morris he's a professor at ben gurion university and his most recent book is one state two states resolving the israel palestine conflict all right crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime y

the dictators like peter king well let me go back to carol because i don't think they carol swain is saying that you and others that all muslims are bad but i think that she is saying and carol answer me this i mean you're saying that there needs to be some sort of closer look taken at the muslim community is that correct no i think the muslim community needs to it where they acknowledging that there is a public relations problem but it would be very helpful if some of the muslim leaders instead of calling people that criticize islam haters and nazis and whatever they want to how they are they need. to try to breach differences and condemn some of the violence and not take such extremist rhetoric i think the tone of this program since the hand signal i'm more concerned about anti-semitism because it is growing if you look at the f.b.i. hate crime statistics it's the jews in america and in parts of the world that are really running for their lives the other wants to see him threaten i'd like to see us can be there we have to have a society where we can talk about islam but rather radi

we want to ask peter bergen, fran towsend and john miller. what is different now than the hours before al awlaki was killed? peter? >> clearly, this guy was able to recruit people in britain and the united states. i'm not convinced -- some people have said he's osama bin ladin number two. i think that's overdoing it. in terms of reaction, in was no reaction when osama bin ladin was killed. we're four months after bin ladin's death. the idea that we should get hysterically worried about awlaki's death -- the fbi and dhs have put out a statement. >> it's a little cya, right? >> part of due diligence. does it mean something is imminent? of course not. >> fran, when you look at it, it just seems to me that this man's basic tool, al awlaki's basic tool is the internet. he's still alive on the internet. what do we really have here? >> that's right, candy. and he has these tapes, these millions of tapes especially in the u.k. -- >> that sell well. >> and they'll sell better now. i think he had become more than just that, more than a charismatic figu