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r. and b. i want to jump in right here and went for a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the drawbacks in afghanistan stay with our feet. and. stood. him up. if you want to. be soon which brightened if you knew about song from plans to crash in these. nice clean stunts on t.v. don't come. to. welcome back to crossfire computable remind you we're talking about washington's exit strategy from afghanistan. and. alexis about go back to you in london we were just we just heard before the break you know we shouldn't look at the taliban as one unified force and i think that's fair enough but after ten years how can the united states make the distinctions between different elements of the taliban who can negotiate who they can negotiate with and who they can't because there was a report that came out last november that i think it was the cia maybe it was the defense department was involved with a taliban leader and they found out later the guy was just a scam artist

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♪ why is everybody always picking on me ♪ >> that is carl gardner, leader of the coasters, r and b pioneersducted into the hall of fame. he led his group to hits like yakety yak. he grew up dirt poor in texas. the ku klux klan once got him fired from a singing gig so he hitchhiked with $50 in his pocket and sang those hits for teenagers. carl gardner died of congestive heart failure. he was 83. >>> coming up, one young woman, unshakeable dedication to this country because of her congresswoman. i've had asthma for 11 years... ...but my symptoms kept coming back... ...kept coming back. then i found out advair helps prevent symptoms from happening in the first place. advair is for asthma that's not well controlled on a long-term asthma medicine, such as an inhaled corticosteroid. advair will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. advair contains salmeterol which increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. advair is not for people whose asthma is well controlled with a long-term asthma control medicine lik

studies of misalignment bounce that the r and b is undervalued by 20% or so on average. at the peak, it was probably 30% or 40%. wasn't this currency manipulation? do not they have rules against that? should they have opposed a penalty? the answer to those questions would be yes. the reality is different. it was slow to recognize the size. they impose no penalties on china. china blocked publication. meanwhile, they have been engaged in all these exercises series dues payments imbalances. the sec had no effect. they have caused no changes. they are engaged in projecting large currency manipulation. they failed to corrected after it has been identified. it to be subject to the wto approve trade policies. the problem is that you cannot get anybody to agree on that. not enough countries can agree on that to make that go. it has been recommended by academics. paul volcker and a bunch of other wise men. it has not happened. on the to keep problem strictly relevant to the effect that they can have on promoting financial stability, mainly global payments imbalances, we are stil

what's funny is that bo was under attack fordirty music in 1955, but bo is a spirited guy and obviously embraced r&b at a time when it really did have an edge to it. but bo said was, "i can't stand this current music. "it's too dirty. "this rap music is awful. it's influencing our kids in a negative way," which is the heart of my question to you, because you were being attacked, really, for your political stance as much as for the content. here today, senator clinton, senator lieberman, many others are criticizing the content of rap not because it's revolutionary but because of profanity, sexual content. do you see today's music in a different light than you saw your own music? of course, it's a different time. right now, you got--you might have 29- and 28-year-olds with 29- and 28-year-old issues but with a target audience being 8 to 17. now, i believe-- i don't believe so much in regulation as in the fact that you have to navigate, or teach kids how to navigate through the massive information that's coming at them. people's fantasy is their reality. and if you don't have your realities down, which

in the studio when i think our viewers for watching us here on the money see you next time and stay on r t. b. thank you steve this is not a problem you would warm. to be sure everybody is sure to support your dream they have no idea about the hardships to the face. like one it is this is. all too new to. the army the life that are you see is the most precious thing in the world. uses of self sacrifice and terrorism with those who understand it fully that you have to live a. real life stories from would need. to treat nineteen forty five gold dot com. the e.u. agonizes over curbing its catastrophic dad and ballooning bailout budget as other countries once eager to join the blog have second thoughts. about how to stop a global crisis happening again major business and political leaders have discussed just that at the international economic forum which has wrapped up in st petersburg . syria faces third round of sanctions amid more deadly anti-government crackdowns which saw more than a dozen dead and thousands rage nationwide. this is he coming to live from moscow i'm joshua into the program a

also ahead, the first lady of r&b, beyonce. and sarah, duchess of york. they're all coming up on "piers morgan tonight." >>> hi, i'm zain verjee. here are the head lines. fifa says it will proceed with the presidential election today. incumbent president is standing unopposed because the only other candidate withdrew. accusations of flying that officials solicited cash and gifts in world cup bidding. >>> japan underestimated the threat of a tsunami on the nuclear installations. that's what the iaea is saying at the fukushima daiichi nuclear power plant. they praised the response at the plant as exemplary. the power plant was badly damaged after a quake triggered a tsunami in march. >>> former bosnia serb commander is now awaiting charges at the hague. he's facing war crimes of the massacre of 8,000 men and boys in 1995. >>> after 16 days in space, shuttle" endeavour" is back on earth. nasa's 30-year shuttle program will come to an end after the launch of "atlantis" in the coming weeks. those are the headlines. "world business today" starts now. >>> good m

black also on optimism over greece's debt crisis footsie is up over half a percent this hour and in moscow b r c s n m i six have things in the black she said coming back from monday's losses though investors a hopeful they continue to be cautious due to concern over the situation in greece . and it's not a look at some individual share moves on the my six energy majors a higher helps my slight gains in oil the banks are also in the black it's just an option in the mining sector polly missile is among the main gainers with stronger gold prices supporting stocks. and that's all the business for this hour we'll be back with more in just under an hour's time stay with us the headlines next. the. thing. of the.

cable and wireless worldwide bank tom-tom are losing on cautious corporate pronouncements and in moscow both b r c s n m i z x are trading high at coming back from monday's losses investors are hopeful but slightly cautious key to the concern the situation in greece now let's have a look at some individual share moves on to my sex energy majors are among the main gainers helped by strong go or oil well snap is up almost two percent this hour and electricity sector old u.k. fiber is edging high on reports it has successfully placed three year bonds hydroelectric company moves hydro is also out supported by news that the states will sell seven percent of the farm by the year. now russia's electricity expert monopoly into raw is about to pull the plug on its supplies to belarus minsk has failed to pay its bills on time and missed an extended deadline. the supplies will be called for by midnight if the los doesn't pay its debts of about fifty million dollars says they come across as a country have sparked a problems over payments about ten percent of the electricity is used this comes from russia. s

and have fun, and enjoy a whole new genre of music, which is what i've had to do all of these years through five different eras. >> reporter: knight has scored number one hits on the pop, r&bareer. >> i have been playing las vegas since 1966 that's before most of these hotels were built, and when tumbleweeds was rolling down the boulevard, frank sinatra, dean martin joey bishop, all of them so they kind of made us honorary members, with them and out of all that time i'm glad to see there's progress. ♪ walk in my shoes ♪ >> reporter: when she first played vegas nearly 50 years ago at the height of the civil rights era, black entertainers had to enter through the back door. today she not only headlines, the theater she performs in is named for her. >> all of those fantastic, awesome, wonderful entertainers that have come through this city that are of color, nobody's ever had a room named after them. i mean grammys and all of those things are wonderful but it's a different kind of honor and representation. ♪ i love you ♪ ♪ yes i do ♪ >> it's fantastic and when i go out there and you know i feel like they're really coming to my house. >> reporter: six decades after taking the

. >> she absolutely has the potential to hang her career up there on the mount rushmore of great r&b and♪ i, i, i, i've been through some things ♪ ♪ please don't hold that against me ♪ ♪ can't nobody love you like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ can't nobody love you like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ even though i, i, i, you can feel the thing though ♪ ♪ can't nobody love ya like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ can't nobody love ya like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ i i, i, i don't mind you putting up a fight ♪ ♪ that's all right ♪ ♪ through any complications maybe we can start ♪ ♪ i can't nobody love you like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ can't nobody love you like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ don't dare ♪ ♪ hope there ain't no issues ♪ ♪ no one going to love you like i'm going to love you ♪ ♪ i, i, i, i, i, i don't mind you putting up a little bit of fight ♪ ♪ that's all right ♪ ♪ through any complications ♪ ♪ baby ♪ ♪ oh oh oh ♪ ♪ ain't no one going to love you ♪ ♪ ain't no one going to hold you ♪ ♪ show you what i can show you ♪ ♪ baby ♪ ♪ you think that ain't no one going to love you ♪ ♪ ain't no one going t

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r&b superstar usher. from the los angeles lakers, ron artest. and now, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, that's me -- i'm jimmy, and welcome to our "game night" special. and this special, i believe, will be even more special than any special before it. tonight, game five of the nba finals between the mavericks and miami in dallas, which is in texas. game five -- this is when it really gets good, because starting tonight, the baskets are worth two points. [ laughter ] it's kind of like a "final jeopardy" type of thing. the big star for the dallas mavericks is and has been dirk nowitzki. nowitzki is one of the best players, maybe ever -- but because he's german, you know they smuggled him into dallas inside -- [ laughter ] -- an enormous bratwurst. [ laughter ] but he's not particularly well known to the american public. they did some research that shows nearly 2/3 of americans still don't recognize him, which -- really, you can't pick the seven foot german out of the basketball court? [ laughter ] he's not had the exposure t

and for manufacturers, we need to get a five-year window where we cut it to zero. we want to encourage people to set up jobs here in america. take that r&b credit and take that innovation and then invest that money here to create that broad middle of america and have that wealth really trickle down. >> let's stay on jocks and the economy -- on jobs and the economy. a question related to this on the floor. >> good evening, candidates. governor pawlenty, a possibility exists that new hampshire could soon become the 23rd state to pass right to work legislation. unions don't like it because they feel making membership voluntary would weaken organized labor. and you've submitted a protest in your home state of minnesota. where do you fall on right to work and would you support a federal right to work law? >> we live in the united states of america. and people shouldn't be forced to belong or be a member in any organization and the government has no business telling people what group you have to be a member of or not. i support strongly right to work legislation. [applause] like i said, for much of his life my dad was a teamster truck driver.

different about that music you heard than what they might have heard from r&b acts or from motown or tamla? well, at that time, motown and tamla and those labels were not so successful. what was big then was disco, and especially in new york. so the big records on the radio were-- like, patrick juvet had a song called i love america. the village people had y.m.c.a., and there was a record pool, which i remember was the most influential in terms of getting records on the radio and from the disco, communicating the needs of the public, and that disco pool-- record pool-- was made up of 25 jocks who played in gay clubs, and-- you know, larry levan, larry patterson, and tee scott. i mean, it was all these popular disco deejays, and they were doing what-- the leader of that pool, judy weinstein, said that disco was black music made easy for white people to dance to. and that became-- the most important input on black radio was disco. and so, when you're in the ghetto, and you're listening to y.m.c.a. or i love america by patrick juvet on your black radio station, there's a disconnect, and what always happens when culture, you

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r t b. next hour you can watch on as our she sits down with world war two historian michael jones and despite germany claims that they obeyed the rules of engagement dr jones believes some of them were waging a genocidal war on the eastern front. part of the world the german claim that it was fighting a clean war and it was it was the units behind the army and you can see. that with the pleasant stuff. that we saw north korea many were in fact to the race the smallest was the chief and the german army ive the participates in the trial so the full six tributes against the russians. were certainly knew they were the justification was we were fighting a brutal war with survival. but that war with darker than any other war in the twentieth century and indeed possibly in human history. you can watch that full interview in just over an hour's time here in archie up next katrina is here with a business update. i don't welcome the assays business bulletin russia is was a major buyer and seller at this year's paris air show it's become one of the top largest national participants but already they have

k b r -- and i gave an example where conscientiously they have gotten 2006 back and but they have struggled to get the rest back in. my whole point is, i propose you ought to become a more visible champion for dod, assuring that you do on a reimbursable -- what you do not reimbursable basis is fully staffed so they can make -- to on a reimbursable basis is fully staffed so that they can make a dent in the backlog by 2013. seven or eight years -- that is what it will be that will not have been audited, and i have to worry about what is the impact. i believe you could be a champion for that. probably the area with the biggest amount of dollars we have ever spent is logged cap. you're going to transition to logcap and use dod initially. >> for life support. not for maintenance -- >> that is correct. is that this year? >> it starts july 31st. >> so you are, in fact going to use logcap 4 in a manner which we support. we took too long, but we fully support rock island. >> we are using rock island. >> i suggest that as you go through and evaluate that, you are using past performance, current issue

and emotions in the workplace when we continue. we allll roofor.who ats s the ds l acacrossmeririca.p@t@@@btsta , a ststis b burneor t mididnighol thl@ for r a re herero, iyou u wannrt pporort sml bubusine. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: deval patrick is here. he is the governor of massachusetts. in his first term, he oversaw the implementation of the state's alth careeform program. today more than 98% of massachusetts residents have health care insurance. for a second term, he's focusing on education reform and, of urse, on balancing the budget. he was raised on the south side of icago. after a scholarship to miln academy, in massacsetts, he attended harvard university and harvard law school. he's written a new book about this journey of his. it is calle "a reason to believe: lesso fromn improbable life." i'm pleased to have him at this table. welcome. >> thank you. thank you so much for having me. >> rose: so talk about growing up. and let's just start with mother and father and the moment your father, who was a musician, leaves home. >> well, my parents split

hundred thirty four million dollars and thoughts towards all the good teaching previous expectations banks also output the surgeon in front of his downslide after the b r g said it's considering buying into the bank. i will bring you more news in about one else time stay with us. well this is. the. u.s. with. hundreds. of. millions of dollars. of. the most. divisive figure. for the russian revolution. to stay with us. hello and welcome to the show on this week's program i'll be exploring that in slice. the ball straight lead to change the course of history and starting off red square next to the magnificent moscow kremlin. as we take a look at his epic journey and visit various landmarks associated with his life and . names associated with. eight hundred seventy s. . chose his pseudo name living in nineteen as one of the leading political figures and revolution we think is of the twentieth century he changed the world. bolshevik takeover of power in russia in nine hundred seventeen the communist party religion wanted a class free equal life and adapted for marxism but what is the soviet leaders like you see today. for the developments in syria who. mig

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r&b singer. two men were arrested near her home in england for conspiracy to murder and rob her.had various items on them. swords. a body bag, some rope. obviously, a very serious sort of stuff. she says, she wasn't there at the time by the way. she says she is okay. she's confident she can carry on. she's trying not to be too freaked out by it. obviously, a very concerning sort of. >> she is one of the wealthiest young pop stars there, she went to the royal wedding, you see looking dashing, lovely. >>> also, see you later good night moon. apparently not any more of the hottest trend in parenting is cursing at your child when trying to get them to sleep. >> hear a little sample. >> take a listen. >> you can't go to the bathroom, you know where you can go, the [ bleep ] to sleep. >> that's samuel l. jackson. >> samuel l. jackson is reading the audio version in case the book version wasn't shocking enough. which would really scare my children. i am fairly sure. >> not for children. on the book it specifically says don't read this to your kids. >> you think this is very harsh. tired

in tonight's n-b-r newswheel: late today, google said its gmail service recently came under attack from china. hundreds of gmail users were tricked into disclosing their passwords. u.s. and asian officials, as well as journalists, were affected.* chinese activists house republicans met with president obama, hoping for a deal on the debt ceiling. they want to slash trillions of dollars in spending in return for letting uncle sam boost his ability to borrow. after the meeting, house speaker john boehner said he told the president now is not the time to kick the can down the road. >> if we're going to raise the debt limit, the spending cuts should exceed the increase in the debt limit, otherwise it will serve to cost us jobs in our country. it's not what the american people want. >> reporter: without some kind of action, we'll hit the current debt limit of $14.3 trillion by august. >> tom: still ahead, it's the one sector outperforming the rest of the market this year. tonight's "street critique" has a prescription for health care stocks. >> susie: the slowing economy combined with tight supplies and higher gas prices to put the brakes on auto sales last month. at general m

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and we take you up north a lot of activity st. helena the intensity level is picking. we will continue to see the rain intensified the afternoon highs r&bcause we might hold on to the 50s today south bay could warm into the '70s. this is a look of your seven day forecast and everybody will be wet today which will dry out and then it will get more for the weekend. >> we're no longer tracking any hotspots we will check on the bridges excellent condition at the toll plaza finally the metering lights are not creating a problem. and your ride is san mateo bridge conditions are pretty good there might be less lucky traffic there was an abandoned vehicle on the bridge and chp cruiser parked behind it might have something to do with the water rescue that happened about a one hour ago and on the golden gate bridge is raining. if it is not having any impact or back up. we did receive a notice from of your eyes off from a substance on that the road way. we have notified the authorities and they are going to check it out. >> the information leading up to the brutal beating a giants fan bryan stowe. we should do the video obtained by gm deceived. he

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the way that we are giving aid it is still spelled b-r-i-b-e but it could rent some degree of limited support and the compliance a long as it is sustained. india will continue to play the game as a third player and the world may be more moderate because their needs are more moderate, but they are a player in this equation. when we look at the challenge of relations, these slides are not mine, and they come from experts in the area. we're basically dealing with a pakistan that is pursuing their goals as well as the search for stability on a much broader level and as a priority confrontation with india. nothing we do is going to change that equation in the near term. it drives what happens within the military, within the intelligence structure, and this is the group that dominates the pakistan government behavior, and will continue to during this war. we have contributed to the problem, but let me know to for any of you who wonder about what i am saying, many people never saw the report that the president sent congress several months ago. it is a very good idea to read it, because in this is a very

revenues of small issuers and could result in some of the smaller banks being less profitable or even failing." once again at a banking hearing. by fdic chairwoman b amendment of r. "i do think this is going to reduce the revenues." let me say it again. "i do think this is going reduce the revenues at a number of smaller banks and they will have to pass it on to the customers in ties's terms of higher fees." chase that mean? checking, time to get a loan, all of that stuff. money doesn't grow out of the air. you've got to make it up somewhere. another quote from ben bernanke. and it is about the two-tiered system that is unlikely to be maintained to protect small institutions. "a number of networks have expressed their interest or willingness to maintain a teeferred interchange fee system. but of course it is not required." chairwoman b amendment of r again. "if the federal reserve's view that there's no legal authority to require that, it does become more problematic. the fact that the two-tiered system is not going to work. every regulator said it is not going to work. its impact is going to be small community banks. not the wall street boys. they're fine. we a

revenues of small issuers and could result in some of the smaller banks being less profitable or even failing." once again at a banking hearing. by fdic chairwoman b amendment of r. "i do think this is going to reduce the revenues." let me say it again. "i do think this is going reduce the revenues at a number of smaller banks and they will have to pass it on to the customers in ties's terms of higher fees." chase that mean? checking, time to get a loan, all of that stuff. money doesn't grow out of the air. you've got to make it up somewhere. another quote from ben bernanke. and it is about the two-tiered system that is unlikely to be maintained to protect small institutions. "a number of networks have expressed their interest or willingness to maintain a teeferred interchange fee system. but of course it is not required." chairwoman b amendment of r again. "if the federal reserve's view that there's no legal authority to require that, it does become more problematic. the fact that the two-tiered system is not going to work. every regulator said it is not going to work. its impact is going to be small community banks. not the wall street boys. they're fine. we a

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b we welcome you to the panel. can you, would you like to givel a brief introduction and answer or contribute to that question?r >> yes. o i'm from libya and more from libya the last year than ever before.by wea live in a continuum of american-arab-libyan, etc., libyan-american, and we, you know, we waver. it kind of switches.swit if we were to measure our identity meter or, we know that as arabs -- americans of arab descent, it changes. but the last few months it's been watching tunisia, watching egypt, being very proud of one's heritage and one's people and of libya specifically so. i've been living on facebook the last few months. the difficult part perhaps withi libya is, of course, it's a military conflict now. and it is a military conflict between civilian population that had armed itself and now supported by nato and the regime that wants to continue killing until it regains power or stays in power and so on. i think, i think the nato involvement was needed. if nato was not involved in march, we would have seen anvo horrible massacre in benghazi. and the recourse to arms the libyan people have resorted t