but i put the main plame on mcgruter being too weak to resist. i feel he was pressured by colston to take stronger action. the whole effort was to within big so you had a sland slide. wasn't to win, it was to win big. >> when do you think that became the objective? >> from the beginning. we thought we could win because we had a good record and we thought he kept public support for him despite difficulties of the vietnam war and we had had great demonstrations. we didn't really have any control over kent state but that shook everybody up. >> did you participate in all in the decision that the bombing should be secret in cambodia? >> no. in fact, i was put in a difficult position because i think i need because the president would send me out occasionally to vietnam with some governors and congressmen to look out and bring back sort of report of what's going on to him in vietnam. so i knew that we were taking action before we announced it. but when we announced it, it had a public reaction greater than i expected. i was due to speak at the school of

also seen an extremely slow process of transfer of power to civilian rule now the muslim brotherhood plame supporters of the ousted regime from the violence and we had a guest on earlier who claimed that police were actually bussing in people to stir up a crowd and for mental violence who do you think is responsible. i mean i wasn't there myself the reports i've heard from people there and from friends in cairo is that yes there was at least. complicity impassivity on behalf that's the least we can say on the police force i was in cairo maybe seven years ago and i was watching a match actually not and the back then there was no revolution there was no security and i remember that each block of seats the entire rows of chairs the rows of chairs surrounding it were actually seated by police force so there must have been an extremely lower police force present or as you've heard from other people on your show. they were really for mentioning it so it's very likely that this is happened but i think more dangerous than this is the fact that nothing has been done yet nothing substantial to kind

a philosophy in michigan as the represent wallberg said of lentless positive action which means no plame, no credit, find common ground, solve a problem and do it in a relentless fashion. and that's been successful. so i want to compliment the federal government on a couple programs we partnered together on, including the state's small business credit initiative. it's been a very successful program and also good work going on with the export-import bank to do credit for small business. in term of things in michigan that we moved forward with, because the way i view more and better jobs, the role of government is not to create jobs, but to create an environment where the private sector can be successful and employ people. and so we work hard to create the bestive and that began with a balanced budget. where we started paying down long term lie aabilitieliabilit. and i encourage congress and the federal government to look at ways to deal with the deficit and the debt elimination that is required. that would be one of the greatest things that we could do for our employers in michigan and th

samsung really isn't to plame. >> it's the ad shone in israel, the israelis dressed as arab women whoa plannant meet up with a koys. they the ad is for the app, it's not for the tablet but it is a samsung tablet and jokes are made about assassinating is rannian sciences. iran as you mentioned angry at sam sung. it has absolutely nothing to do with the ad. checking the markets, our friends in sunnyvale opening up the nasdaq. the dow down 54 points, the nasdaq down 13. >> thanks for the update. >> time to check back in with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you. let's start with a live picture of the bay bridge. our camera just shaking because of those winds. we still have rain showers coming down over parts of the bay, the south bay at this point nice and dry. right to the radar, you can see san jose getting a break. we're getting socked in across the east bay so you want to give yourself plenty of time. you can see the trend is clearing and we're starting to clear out from santa rosa down through the napa valley. by noon getting sunshine, by 4:00, 60 degrees inland. ch

faruq abdulmen pleaded guilty to trying to blow up a plame plane with a bomb in his underwear.as part of that they are laying out his connection to the cleric al awlaki. he was the first american on the cia's capture or kill list. a drone strike is said to have taken him out last year. and prosecutors now confirm that he met directly with that underwear bomber and helped him put together the attempted attack. >> we have another big political contest coming tomorrow and the analysts say it looks like mitt romney could be facing a fourth straight loss. just ahead, we will get the lay of the land in maine. plus, some kids were riding a school bus in charlotte, north carolina, when something went very wrong. [siren] >> upon stopping the bus, i smelled smoke. >> shepard: when flames erupted through the school bus, the hero driver rushed to save the kids. >> i got them off the bus as far as away as possible. >> we'll meet the the life saver aboard the bus coming up. you just don't think that that's something that can happen to you. i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] b

that's where a state media is plaming terrorists gangs for suicide bombings believed to have killed 28 people. ivan joins us live from istanbul where he's keeping track of the developing situation in syria. what are you hearing in terms of the latest as the day progresses in syria? >> good morning, ted. we just got word from activists in the southern provinces, which has been a real hot bed of protests from the very beginning. five minute were killed in a village town of mouseffa. we can't confirm this because we're now allowed in by the syrian government. the siege-like conditions continue in the city of homs, the third largest city in syria, which has been she would day after day by tanks, artillery, rockets and mortars with one resident making a desperate plea to us to please help get the children out of that city with the syrian military, saying not allowing for food and medicine in to help the beleaguered hospitalization of that city. the syrian government has reported state news agencies that a senior military doctor who ran a hospital in da ma damascus was murdered outside his h

some say president obama is to plame for proposing the pipeline project in canada. analysts expect in the coming month prices will go higher. drivers are not happy. back to you. >> thank you, alex. >>> this morning, the cause of a fire at a contra costa county homeless camp is under investigation. it happened just before 11:00 last night at the homeless camp underneath the bridge in concord. firefighters quickly responded and put out the flames. no one was injured. >>> we have a heads up if you are heading to sfo. oh, boy, the airport is reporting one-hour delays for incoming flights because of this, the fog. the duty manager told ktvu the delays are expected to last between 8:00 a.m. and noontime. that will mean a domino effect on departures. check with your airline. call ahead if you will have any dedays taking off or if you are -- delays taking off or if you are picking up someone. >> yes. >>> let's see what's happening on the roads, the first day back from the long weekend. >> yeah. and we have problems out there. highway 4 is busy. there was a crash. they moved

let me speak plame the last several years we haven't been funding higher capital plans to the degrees necessary to meet the growing student demand. we need more space to train students in science, technology, engineering and math, critical subjects in which we must provide more trained graduates. this budget will finally provide the state funding for the long overdue science building at ntsu. [applause] the science laboratory at the university of tennessee box velte, the new patient diagnostic center of the university of tennessee health science in michigan as well as planting money for new buildings of the national steel community college, northeast state community college and the university of memphis and the university of tennessee chattanooga. [applause] as many of you remember the budget two years ago included cuts to critical services as a result of the economic downturn. the state was able to believe those cuts by finding them with onetime federal money. however, 160 million of those cuts were slated to go into effect this year. it included many critical programs for the state

they were part loy li to plame for the spike in gas prices which is presumably why the white house came out in support of the move. but the hypocrisy is really quite stunning. i mean how could the white house that is single-handedly blocking one half of the pipeline to appease a extreme segment of its political base now claim to support the southern half of the same pipeline? well, the short answer is they don't have the authority to block the southern half so they think by claiming to support it, then can get doctor for people for being on both sides of the issue. but if keystone is good for america and good for jobs, the president should just come out and support the whole pipeline. with gas prices literally skyrocketing and growing turmoil in the middle east, we can't afford another year of foot dragging. it's time for the president 0 to move quickly to approve the entire keystone x.l. pipeline. this is literally a no-brainer. an overwhelming majority of americans support the keystone x.l. pipeline in its entirety. the president should listen to them. instead of lecturing the america

let me speak plame the last several years we haven't been funding higher capital plans to the degrees necessary to meet the growing student demand. we need more space to train students in science, technology, engineering and math, critical subjects in which we must provide more trained graduates. this budget will finally provide the state funding for the long overdue science building at ntsu. [applause] the science laboratory at the university of tennessee box velte, the new patient diagnostic center of the university of tennessee health science in michigan as well as planting money for new buildings of the national steel community college, northeast state community college and the university of memphis and the university of tennessee chattanooga. [applause] as many of you remember the budget two years ago included cuts to critical services as a result of the economic downturn. the state was able to believe those cuts by finding them with onetime federal money. however, 160 million of those cuts were slated to go into effect this year. it included many critical programs for the state

is there an argument having the marshals on the plane serve the purpose of as a quilt to defend the plame and they're now in place the heavy doors and locking system. >> guest: would they just interest with the various airlines and various frequent passengers a lot of the traditional security screenings if we have these different layers going on what would that pilot with the gun inside the cockpit maybe that doesn't need quite as much funding as it would otherwise. mickey mccarter or flies domestically? >> guest: and he's got 4,000 air marshal's working eight hour days there is no way they're going to cover the flights but they try to figure out like what are the dangers flights, you know, like pittsburgh to denver probably isn't a high risk flight, so it probably isn't much of the need, but the flight from amsterdam to detroit that might be a high risk life and maybe there should be an air marshal. >> host: tom, democrat. >> caller: yes, good morning. what is the take on the fact that the underwear bomber was able to obtain a visa as it starts with? it strikes me that anyone with common