now sergeant lee roy petrie made his debut on the pitching mound.revers as he helped draw out the first pitch. >> and a symbol of a sacrifice anchorage, sergeant lee roy petrie walked out to a standing ovation. >> it has been a lot, it has been life changing. >> lee roy petrie showed that true heroes still exist and they are closer than you think. >> ever since the army ranger receive the military highest award one month ago he is recognized everywhere he goes. players, coaches and fans, and this is the home to him for 12 years. >> a live my but this mess with me they say you are mr. big shot, do not forget the little people. >> like i tell all of my military friends, this is for all of us what he has received is for all of us. >> three years ago during a gunfight in afghanistan, he was shot and both legs he grabbed an enemy grenade that blew his hands off. his actions saved his lives in the lives of two other servicemen. >> i try to do and i thought you know what i am still alive, breathing and control, be the leader in take control. >> the same pr

i use this as a petrie dish to show that by having a greater interface, between the community and the police, this would go beyond the symbolic back and forth. this would go to building trust, or trust had not been. with the distressed communities of color and the police department, this was working. this was working very well. but the police department and the mayor took offense to this. if this is not done, this is a priority of their own accord and i cannot turn my back to look the other way. having more of an accountable strategy, that means in the department holders of the police department, which is viable as a police department, this is the standard operating procedure, this is what it constructs and dictates. there is only one graph about the community policing. this has not been upgraded since then. other cities are blowing us out of the water. i suggest that we need to step up our game, and we'll be able to raise a lot of this -- and more violent crime, that seems to surprise people, or people that are not surprised because they are resigned to this fact. this is the mission

want to discuss in detail it would not be reasonable if i did i have discussed the matter with both petrie archaeal and patriarch of the second the situation itself does not have standing but almost canonical territories are often different from state borders but for instance russia and ukraine are two different countries today but the russian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate works in ukraine. mr president a question about south. ninety five percent of its residents are russian citizens in the two thousand and eight presidential election ninety percent of south thirty in the voting for president medvedev they receive benefits pensions and everything else the russian citizens rights they are russian citizens by looking at that we can tell you that i said to you that are still a divided people they are divided into north and south and. legacy has the possibility of uniting leads to republics being discussed by the russian authorities south i said here could become part of russia i would you feel about that. there is no legal precondition for this as of now but we can tell what the

here's a quote he says we're going to this is from him he says we're going to create kind of floating petri dish for implementing policies that libertarians stymied by indifference at the voting booths have been unable to advance no welfare looser building codes no minimum wage and few restrictions on weapons. ok no building codes no minimum wage you can get built by the cheapest way i mean he said it would be like the b.p. oil spill what's wrong with people going there i want to go there i'm just i mean i think it's most important he said is no structure that's not weapons because last time they tried to do this in the one nine hundred seventy s. the island of minerva took over an island in the congo near the tongue over the tongo thought it was their territory and kate said they a flotilla. you know obviously a very low tech flotilla and forced the. libertarians off the island so one hopes that they have a bigger military for this this new approach here's my question if the libertarians create this little village and one libertarian decides that he wants to build his apartment building th

united states is a major concern to bermuda it is decaying storm on her the last hypatia replaces a petriw from 60 years ago when. we will be watching in all the weekend and into next week the flood waters continued to arrive holon director more than a million people are still without power storm blamed and now for 44 deaths in thirteens states. flooding in wayne new jersey and we have all seen seed of flooding in hartford some rivers are expected to crest today. way have additional video video from new jersey infomercials the airlift operation to airlift residents. american red cross officials are encouraging the bay area restaurants residents to donate blood in recent days the organization has had to cancel 72 blood drives because of power outages and flooding so there is a blood shortage right now. >> our local forecast this morning it was chilly last night are we back in for warm weather now >> we're going to keep at those temperatures similar today. once again low cloud cover we are expecting low cloud the conditions this afternoon. the fog is not too widespread along the coastline 6

the question of my book is, what do these people bring to the petrie at movement that the revolution and what brought them? what ideas of liberty do they bring with them and why did they mobilize? to answer that in a very short time, i'm going to share with you three quotations and they are just a few papers that copies enabled read them for you. to give you an idea of the scope and the arguments i had aching. the first quotation comes from the independent advertiser, which is a newspaper put out by a young female atoms in boston in the late 1740s. he posts a lot of english authorities. he doesn't attribute down. he just runs the article as they tended to do and sometimes they say these are from our great authors but didn't tell you which ones. this is a little piece about how great civil government was. it is quote, the most inestimable lesson that mankind can enjoy. and this author in the 17th century englishman, about 1680s the original, that they should think highly of government. they should insist that the dr. rhee for the happiness and security of all. and so they said, if the

can we essentially create preventive mechanisms that live in a petri dish we don't launch enormous even dame logical studies until cancer comes out in the population and say oh it must have been this or smoking. in ery direction, prevention and therapeutics direction, we need to find out how to connect the wealth of information from this project towards finding prevention and therapy. >> charlie: the emperor of all maladies, the emperor of cancer. siddhartha mukherjee, thank you very much. >> charlie: paul farmer is here, he's got the highest arne harvard can give a professor. he's a physician and anthropologist. in 2009, president cnton nam him a special envoy for the of haiti. he's written a book called haiti after t earthquake. i'm pleased to have him o this program for the first time. it's long overdue. welcome. >> thank you charlie. >> charlie: how many years have you been going to haiti. >> 28. >> charlie: why? >> i went there just having graduated from college before medical school. i knew i wanted to be a physician and i was very interested in, i wouldn't comet medical mission w

sergeant lero petry. his son threw the first pitch because the sergeant lost his hand during a firefight in afghanistan. >>> at 11 minutes past the hour now, let's say good morning to reynolds wolf. how are you? >> good morning, t.j. we have a lot to talk about. it seems like the weekends have something big. we have the possibility of strong storms in the ohio valley and the tropics are getting active. we will show you what is happening coming up here on cnn saturday. [ male announcer ] you never know when a moment might turn into something more. and when it does men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. ♪ [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as this may cause an u

the question of my book is, what do these people bring to the petrie at movement that the revolutionand what brought them? what ideas of liberty do they bring with them and why did they mobilize? to answer that in a very short time, i'm going to share with you three quotations and they are just a few papers that copies enabled read them for you. to give you an idea of the scope and the arguments i had aching. the first quotation comes from the independent advertiser, which is a newspaper put out by a young female atoms in boston in the late 1740s. he posts a lot of english authorities. he doesn't attribute down. he just runs the article as they tended to do and sometimes they say these are from our great authors but didn't tell you which ones. this is a little piece about how great civil government was. it is quote, the most inestimable lesson that mankind can enjoy. and this author in the 17th century englishman, about 1680s the original, that they should think highly of government. they should insist that the dr. rhee for the happiness and security of all. and so they said, if ther

. >> that's exactly what australian christopher petri did. and now he's paying big time.heels qualifies as a vehicle and his blood alcohol was three times the legal limit when police stopped him. so, he was convicted, yep, of drunk driving and now he's losing his l lense for ten months. >> and i have a feeling that it s one of those ideas that he'd been drinking and he said, you know what, i mean, it's gegeus, put your name on it. >> i'm sure at the time it seemed real smart, but a motorized cooler full of booze. >> people at home going -- >> i don't see the problem. yeah, i saw how you rode to work. >> you're sitting on a cooler, buddy. >>> we'll be right back with more news after this. ♪ have a drink on me have a drink on me ♪ ♪ come on ♪rink on me ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] one in two people will get gingivitis. thankfully there's new crest pro-health clinical gum protection toothpaste. it helps eliminate plaque at the gumline helping prevent gingivitis. it's even clinically proven to help reverse it in just 4 weeks. new crest pro-health clinical toothpaste. li

ministers use the bible to justify positions for revolution what's really interesting about the pro-petri at ministers of the day as they often had fun playing around with the bible. things like slavery, which throughout the history of the christian church has always been understood as sort of slavery to send for slavery to our sin natures. suddenly slavery takes on political meanings when they interpret verses like this. or things like liberty, which had always been understood in the new testament is liberty or freedom from sin, freedom from the dabblers the quickly becomes liberty and freedom from george the third. so there is a lot if i don't want to call up manipulating because i don't want to get into a debate about how to interpret the bible here because it's out of my pay grade a little bit, but clearly the ways in which they interpret the bible code many of the patriots, often do not conform with the ways in which the christian church for millennia before have interpreted these passages. of course anglicans are biblical literalist. romans 13 says we should submit ourselves to gove

these people are not -- i said to the top guy, are there in a petri thing here or just marketers?now that's a harsh statement and i intend it to be just exactly that. they haven't helped one bit. they said two things we can suggest. modest changes will take care of social security through the years. they say what are they? and were still waiting. >> up next on booktv, "after words," an hour-long program away by guest host interview authors. this week, amanda foreman's latest book, britain's crucial war the american civil war. the oxford historian reveals many british citizens fought on both sides of the civil war for a host of personal and political reasons. she talked about the lesser know influence was posted prize-winning historian, eric foner. >> host: i'm very happy to speak speaking today with amanda foreman, the author of the new book, a world on fire: reagan's crucial role in the american civil war, which has gained a great deal of attention. if the nasa meeting book and want to make conversation about britain, the american civil war and writing about civil war history. so