. >> father peter york. >> do you have tours? >> yes, we do. we have a self-guided walking tour. see the fun names and the great histories. we put on walking tours for different groups. this year, with the 125th anniversary, we'll do more. we'll also put on a victorian day tour. >> what about volunteers? >> yes, we're part of a church, we love volunteers. we have a volunteer alter society and that helps with the events and that's always a place for people who love the history and the special presence. >> and the website again? >> wyatt earp is not buried there? >> no, he's up the street. his wife was jewish, he's with her. >> what else do you want to tell us. i've been holding your feet to the fire. >> because we have the 125th anniversary, we have 125-dollar coupon this year. if you haven't started your legacy at holy cross and would like to come out and select something, we'll give you a coupon. come see us, it's a great time to reflect on all of the stories there at holy cross. come see us all of the time. it's a great place of prayer and reflection. it's a beautiful place to

peters. a hell of a news column and a news item. i think you're on to something. the times had a great story which i read every single morning, the "new yorkless sophisticated newspapers. robert costa, please come back. >>> when we return, let me finish with the missing witnesses today. women. you're watching "hardball" only on msnbc. extra butter tickets, swoon penguin journey junior mints moviefone evil prince bollywood 3-d shark attack ned the head 5% cashback right now, get 5% cashback on movies. it pays to discover. i'm going to own my own restaurant. i want to be a volunteer firefighter. when i grow up, i want to write a novel. i want to go on a road trip. when i grow up, i'm going to go there. i want to fix up old houses. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. i want to fall in love again. [ female announcer ] discover what's next in your life. get this free travel bag when you join at aarp.org/jointoday. lord of the carry-on. sovereign of the security line. you never take an upgrade for granted. and you rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even t

hold congressional hearings on the radicalization of muslim americans later this week new york congressman peter king says the hearings are to help him learn how certain u.s. citizens are recruited or drawn into terrorism according to court records mohammed said he had been interested in just since he was an early teen even writing for just how this website under an assumed name all of them were actually the intended targets of a would be terrorist here to wage war right in his own backyard. according to the undercover f.b.i. agents who spent time with him nineteen year old will home with us manuel hubbard was a teen anxious to go quote operational and to learn about explosives are you targeting muslims. absolutely not what i'm talking about is violent terrorist in the stream of. so considering our media's obsession with the threat of homegrown radicalization or five you can call it concern if you want although i don't buy it you would think that a certain report released today what caught their eye the triangle center on terrorism and homeland security has just released a report that shows that

york. when i got off the plane, i had several phone calls tell me what had happened. >> thank you so much, chairman of the homeland security committee, we appreciate it, peterof new york. >>> our national security contributor fran townsend is working her sources. she will join us with new information on the agoed plot to attack the u.s. capitol and the suspect now in custody. we will take you inside the antigovernment protests in northern syria. ivan watson is in the thick of it with exclusive reporting. when i grow up, i want to fix up old houses. ♪ [ woman ] when i grow up, i want to take him on his first flight. i want to run a marathon. i'm going to own my own restaurant. when i grow up, i'm going to start a band. [ female announcer ] at aarp we believe you're never done growing. thanks, mom. i just want to get my car back. [ female announcer ] discover what's next in your life. get this free travel bag when you join at aarp.org/jointoday. so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unli

peter, thanks. >>> and in our new york studios and washington as well, we're joined by members of our team, our political director, chief white house correspondent chuck todd along with andrea mitchell in new york. and then down in washington, we have moderator of "meet the press," david gregory. in politics they say a win is a win and walk away. what if it isn't a win tonight for mitt romney? >> well look, then it is -- there's no overstating the importance of this. it throws the entire nomination process wide open. you will have republican donors to mitt romney calling for a couple of things. number one, immediate changes in the campaign -- staffing, strategy, infrastructure, all of those things. and the second would be possibly start making phone calls to other republicans. again, there would be a full-on panic because you could see santorum, a win tonight in michigan and he could just ride momentum and sweep super tuesday and suddenly romney would be behind. >> and david, the other part, the other side of that question is what would a victory do for rick santorum? >> well, a victory or even a close,

society before going full throttle and in the next frontier joining me from our studio in new york is dr peter s.r.o. co-founder of the international committee for robot arms control and assistant professor at the new school thanks so much for joining us tonight and i guess first goes to start with a broader question you know where do you think we are in terms of the developed been fifty want to call this a revolution of getting to the point where maybe we've become really dependent on on these machines. well we're certainly at a moment where there's been a great deal of very robotic developments over the last decade both in terms of the military capabilities especially but in specific cases of vision systems and the control systems of these small flying robots now really makes it possible and affordable for civilian drones and hobbyists to build their own drones but as well for the military to field large numbers of military drones but those are still primarily remote controlled and remote operated so there's a human being controlling the system somewhere along the line and what we're seeing

york. i asked peter what it was like to watch jeremy on the biggest stage in basketball. >> it was just an incredible day all the way around. we had, you know, such a large group of palo alto guys here to support them. and, you know, he played probably his best game of the season against the defending champs. it was just, just a great day and a really a great day for palo alto. i mean, just you get a feel for the type of people we have at palo alto high school and the palo alto community. just an incredible day for everybody. >> got to love it. all right, doc's been a shooting coach for the past eight months. he shot pretty well today, didn't he? >> yeah, doc, he definitely had a nice shooting day, don't you think? >> shot looked terrific. it was repeatable. he was shooting with confidence without any hesitation and we're all really proud of him. all the work that we did in the off season proved to be just great to see today. >> all right. my daughter takes lessons from doc. i bet you the rates are going up there, too. all right. what was one of your favorite basketball moments today in. >

new york congressman peter king was briefed on the investigation. >> he decided to change from attack military installations, he wanted to put a bomb in a restaurant that was frequented by military officials. then he decided on the suicide bombing on the capital. >> reporter: court papers said alkalifi thought he was working with al-qaida operatives. he had been living in the united states since he was 16. >>> more violence in syria as the leaders of britain and france urge other countries to intervene. mike mibach spoke to a woman who said she doesn't know if her family in syria is still alive. >> reporter: today in the syrian city of holmes explosions could be heard, slivers of black smoke could be seen. women and children hid in makeshift bomb shelters. the images of destruction have been visibility for months. >> everything was about friends. friends coming over, we going over to their house. >> reporter: abasha grew up in ensha. he is teaching in san jose. she says her parents remain in homes and as of 15 days she does not know if they're alive. >> 15 days ago, the connections ha

new york congressman peter king was briefed on the investigation. >> he decided to change from attack military installations, he wanted to put a bomb in a restaurant that was frequented by military officials. then he decided on the suicide bombing on the capital. >> reporter: court papers said alkalifi thought he was working with al-qaida operatives. he had been living in the united states since he was 16. >>> more violence in syria as the leaders of britain and france urge other countries to intervene. mike mibach spoke to a woman who said she doesn't know if her family in syria is still alive. >> reporter: today in the syrian city of holmes explosions could be heard, slivers of black smoke could be seen. women and children hid in makeshift bomb shelters. the images of destruction have been visibility for months. >> everything was about friends. friends coming over, we going over to their house. >> reporter: abasha grew up in ensha. he is teaching in san jose. she says her parents remain in homes and as of 15 days she does not know if they're alive. >> 15 days ago, the connections ha

. >> jeremy peters of the "new york times" wrote that article and robert costa is a contributor to cnbc'sudlow report and the national review. let's start with jeremy for the straight report on this. where did you get -- when did you start picking up on this story that even the pundits around him like rushbo and krauthammer weren't even talking to the guy or he wasn't talking to them? >> i think it's a problem you hear echoed a lot by not just journalists covering the campaign but commentators who are -- you would think would be loyal to republicans and governor romney. it's that there just isn't a whole lot of outreach going on. outreach in select cases. laura ingraham is a friend of the campaign. sean hannity. governor romney loves to go on his show. but by and large, there seems to be a real disconnect with the campaign and these opinionators. >> do you think it's possible he just doesn't like their company? i say that because ronald reagan really liked the company of bill buckley and people like that. he was loyal to them. they were loyal to him. he would read the national review open

guest: yes at the risk of -- and again, it tends to be -- peter from new york. he was a very conservative guy, and i disagree. i think he is excessive in his focus on muslims to and does not differentiate enough -- his focus on moslems and does not differentiate enough. ron paul and i have worked closely together. ron paul wants to cut the military though he is a bit more isolationist about it. ron and i have co-sponsored things. some of my conservative friends are for letting you exploit labor, but then they want to tell you what to read. ron is an honest libertarian. he and i have been co-sponsors to remove the internet gambling restrictions. if you want to play poker on the internet, i do not have any idea why people believe the government should stop you. and legalize the smoking of marijuana. and then the committees on which i serve, john campbell, a conservative businessman from california with a thoughtful, independent guy. governor miller from california. a man of conscience from north carolina a very conservative on many things voted for the war in iraq

newt gingrich, the new york giants. >> peter alexander in las vegas this morning, thank you so much. david gregory is moderator of "meet the press." good morning to you. >> matt, welcome to d.c. >> thank you. good to be here. let's take a look at some of the things that happened inside these caucuses. for the first time since new hampshire, mitt romney won voters who were very conservative. he beat newt gingrich among those who strongly support the tea party. and he even won the majority of white evangelicals. what is the republican party trying to tell mitt romney right now? >> well, that he's got support where he needs it in some of these key states. you know, his advisers will tell you, he's won more conservative voters than niblgs has because he's won the most votes. what's difficult for newt gingrich, if he's going to make the case that he's the ideological leader the conservative wing of the republican party, you look at those results and say, well, maybe not so fast. so, this is really the case that gingrich is making. when romney can put together numbers like that, it's a ver

peter king, thank you for your time. >> thank you. bill: congressman from new yorkme very weighty issues. thank you for your time here. >> thank you. ♪ [singing] bill: that's on your ipad isn't it. martha: i think it is. there was a bright light blazing across the sky across texas and oklahoma. check this out, folks, some people panicked thinking it was a plane on fire. that would have been awful. they say it's actually a meaty yore. these were snapped not far from fort hood, texas. that sound like a close encounter of some kind. imagine being pulled over in a traffic spot. bill: ozzy osbourne probably feels that between his eyes. a heated battle breaks out between a movie star in hollywood. martha: the breast cancer charity susan g. komen is on the receiving end of very harsh criticism over cutting ties with planned parenthood. this is a huge debate, a lot of big issues in here. we'll debate those coming up. here is the komen founder. >> for 30 years komen has strived to deliver the highest care. some have unfortunately mischaracterized what we have been striving t

joining me from nbc new york are some of his biggest fans. we have peter, his coach from palo alto and good friend of mine, hello, peter. >> reporter: hello, diane. >> can you introduce the rest of the folk ifs with you? >> sure. we have jeremy's personal shooting coach doc shepherd, chris, david, keaton, luke, ar monday and greg. >> all of you got to watch jeremy today. you have talked to lin almost every day since he graduated from cali six years ago. what was it like to watch him on fire in the biggest stage in basketball? >> it was just an incredible day all the way around. we had such a large group of palo alto guys here to support him. he played probably his best game of the season against the defending champs. it was just a great day. really a great day for palo alto. we get a feel for the type of people we have at palo alto high school and the palo alto community. an incredible day for everybody. >> got to love it. doc's been his shooting coach the last eight months. he shot pretty well today, didn't he? >> he definitely had a nice shooting day, do

peter king of new york criticized panetta's remarks: >> israel is our closest ally. we should be very reluctant to get in israel's way. having said that, this is not the thing that should be the type of issue that should be discussed in public. this should be behind the scenes, between two closed allies. >> reporter: former defense secretary robert gates told cnn yesterday in an interview that he thought the decision about how to handle iran's nuclear program, whether to use the military to strike, is the toughest foreign policy decision facing a white house in the past 45 years. megyn. megyn: wow. jennifer griffin, thank you. >>> we first learned of iran's nuclear ambitions in 2002 when it was revealed tehran was developing a uranium enrichment program since the late 1980s, those activities were halted in 2003 because of the iraq war. the nuclear program was later resurrected. we did research and found centrifuges at the nuclear site are churning out uranium to 20 percent purity. the facility is a hardened tunnel and is protected by protective air defense missile ba

republican congressman peter king of new york. he's chairman of the homeland security committee.nd then people say, it's not in crisis, can we show that videotape one more time. it may not be crisis, but it looks pretty bad. how would you assess it, sir? >> i don't know if we'd call it crisis. it certainly is a turning point. i have supported the mission in afghanistan. i believe it's important to our national security that the taliban not be allowed to re-establish a base in afghanistan. having said that, if we cannot control or the afghans cannot control their own military officers, if our top military people have to be at risk inside the interior ministry, then we have to re-assess our position there. as far as the demonstrations in the streets, it's partly encouraged by the taliban, partly from provok ka turs from pakistan. the fact is that it's important i think for our government to make it clear to president karzai that we're not going to tolerate this. if this does continue we're going to have to re-assess our entire mission there. soledad, i don't think it was right for

indian ocean may have caused the change according to peter to medical a paleoclimatologists at the lamont doherty. observatory in palisades new york the changes in the temperature gradient would have shifted rainfall towards or away from east africa the medical and team of scientists study deep sea sediment cores which represent the last several million years that were drilled across the indian pacific and atlantic oceans the most striking observation was that one site on the eastern indian ocean and another in the western east indian ocean showed temperatures that were comparable all the way up until two million years ago this would have been when the eastern side of africa warmed and the western side cooled causing the cool waters off east africa to have dried out the region after studying the cores the team of scientists ran computer simulations that a race the east and west temperature differences and showed what might have happened if the temperatures were the same along the equator across the indian ocean the result was the simulation of a shutdown of a type of atmospheric circulation that made east africa wetter than it is

it's attacking his opposition to the bailout, referring to an op-ed "the new york times" a couple of years back. >> peter, thank you, as we are waiting for that speech to start a couple of hours from now. jonathan, so here's the problem i think. the strategy has been for mitt romney to pretty much keep it safe and he's had to do that fighting a whole series of candidates. the latest of which is rick santorum, but he hasn't been able to convince people that he really is the one to go up against barack obama. right? >> right. is he the one, but not just the one to go up against barack obama, the republican, with primary voters, they want to be sure that he is the conservative to go up against barack obama. >> i was just showing you that jeb bush and something that we're just seeing said among other things, i used to be a conservative and i watched these debates and i'm wondering i don't think i've changed, but it's a little troubling sometimes when people are appealing to people's fears and emotion rather than trying to get them to look over the horizon for a broader perspective and that's kind of where we

welcome back to crossfire by peter lavelle remind you we're talking about austerity in troubled times. dmitri in new york i'd like to go to you i'd like to read a quote from angela merkel she said in this crisis we have reached a whole new level of cooperation we have arrived at a sort of european home affairs europe is domestic policy that's a remarkable statement because that's that that's a very incredible political statement because we're talking about fiscal and political union to the max now because greece has lost its sovereignty of law it's lost its economic decision making ability and if trends continue others call the small countries within the euro zone will also follow suit. this may be a remarkable political statement but not an inspiring story. i think that with no one talks about it a fiscal union or one has to be able to understand what this means the united states of europe need to be thought as the united states of america you know just as america has a center of fiscal fiscal agent that's called the united states treasury that does not exist in europe what exists in europe is that ever

a top intelligence official for the nypd says new york city is a possible target. i asked peterrious the threat is. >> even though there is no specific plot, the intel against community does believe that an attack could very well happen.a community does believe that an attack could very well happen. right now a possible attack from iran is the greatest threat we face. and every threat stream is being tracked down. so while there is no specific threat, we're assuming -- we have to assume that one could occur. that's why the nypd and by the way i agree totally with mitch silva that we have to assume that hezbollah would be the frost ci proxy for iran. so i'm convinced cia, fbi, plus local police are work 24/7 on this. >> number two, an extension of the payroll tax cut through the end of the year ready for a vote. we have learned conditioning c negotiators have signed off on an agreement. republicans dropped their request to have spending cuts pay for the extension of the tax cut. the congressional budget office says the deal will add $89 billion to america's debt. a vote could com

guest: yes at the risk of -- peter king from new york. he is a very conservative guy.isagree frankly i think he is a little excessive in his focus on the muslims and does not differentiate enough, but he is also a republican that does not buy into this all government is terrible. he is a good representative of the metropolitan district. we of work together on a number of things. ron paul and i have worked closely together on some things. he is a little bit isolationist about it, but very courageous about it. he is a libertarian. some of my conservative friends are letting you exploit child labor, but then they want to tell you what to read. he is a genuine libertarian. we have sponsored legislation to remove limits on online gambling. we have legalize people smokinsponsored bills on people legally smoking marijuana. gary miller from california. again, those are the people i have worked with. finally, a man of conscience from n.c.. a very conservative on a lot of things. voted for the war in iraq, and said i was wrong. he is been a model on how you deal with that. walte

peter? >> brigadier general robert f. titus, born in orange new jersey arc tenned second schools in new york and maryland graduating from high school in norfolk, virginia. he served with the 82nd airborne division and then he attended virginia tech, studying engineering and he was commissioned in the united states air force in september of 1949. and served as the fighter pilot flying f-51s during the vietnam war. he subsequently graduated from the u.s. air force experimental test pilot school at edwards air force base in 1954 and was assigned to the fighter branch of flight test operations and participated in the flight testing of all century series fighters.d inhe nato lightweight fighter trials at french flight test center. he performed the f-100, zero launch program and flew an f-100 in the first jet fighter crossing from the north pole from england to alaska. he retired in 1977 with 32 years of service. and flew over 550 combat missions in korea and vietnam. his decorations include the air force cross, the silver star, legion of merit, distinguished flying cross, bronze star and the air medal. francis "jeep" sanza was a