in the reno, conditions were included and tend -- in the reno will, conditions were included to make the whole creek safety. we need to take steps to make sure these facilities are as safe as we can make them. nuclear power plays a critical role in our country, and it is an emissions-free energy source that provides 1/5 of our nation's electricity. nuclear power can continue to be part of our energy future, but the disaster in japan has taught us nothing can be taken for granted where nuclear power is concerned. japan is a world leader in technology, and its leaders believe that the plant in fukushima was strong enough to withstand a worse case scenario, but as we now know it was not. likewise, the chernobyl tragedy, 25 years ago, taught us that the effect of a single nuclear accident can win their for generations. we have to pay attention -- can linger for generations. we have to pay attention, which means continually revisiting the laws, strengthening the nrc's regulation, and in sharing plans are in compliance at all times. the nrc has to ask the hard questions to make sure the am

. >> so you think the guy called and out of the reno-- collin out of reno, if smith is losing he coulde? >> yes. >> the a's beat toronto tonight. i am gary with more news in a moment. >> not much changed over the next couple of days but into sunday we see a little bit of change. we will have temperatures slightly cooler into saturday and sunday afternoon we will see a clearing throughout the bay area. we will start with some fog. but sunny skies warmer tractors closer to average. i am looking forward to sunday it will be a great day. >> thank you for joining us will be back to wrap up tonight's news at 11:00 p.m. goodnight. so the jury has rendered its verdict -- guilty. [ cheers and applause ] i'm here with the defendant. sir, the plaintiff claims she changed her travel plans, paid the difference in airfare, but you added a 150-dollar change fee. oh, boo hoo. who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? me. well, she says she's going to fly southwest next time because they don't do that. they love customers, i love cash. [ male announcer ] don't pay a change fee on top of a fare difference

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attorney general reno kept her job. american politics, the fast and furious scandal may actually bear the most resemblance to watergate. >> what did the president know and when did he know it? >> sean: while watergate began with a small group inside nixon's reelection campaign it spread up to the president himself. >> i began by telling the president that there was a cancer growing on the presidency. >> people have got to know whether their president is a crook. i'm not a crook. >> sean: congressional hearings made it clear that the fast and furious scandal has spread quickly from the phoenix office to the top of the department of justice. >> when did you first know about the program officially called fast and furious? >> i heard about it for the first time over the last few weeks. this operation has gotten a great deal of publicity. >> there are dead americans as a result of this failed and wreckless program. i would say it hasn't gotten enough attention, has it mr. attorney general? >> there's an investigation that is

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what are you, e sultan of reno? [laughter] sometimes the myth of eucalyptus would settle over my pistachios and my harem would prepare me a plate of candied dates and polish my cup of slot machine tokens. still, after all the shouting was done, the important thing is we got a deal. the country has finally got its spendling and debt under control. >> this is how much our debt was going to rise before the compromise deal, nearly $29 trillion in ten years. this is how it looks afterwards. the black shows how much of the overspending will be cut, down to $26 trillion. [audience reacts] [booing] >> jon: that's what this whole [bleeped] thing was about? this whole brouhaha according to diane sawyer's parallelogram of disappointment managed to remove one chocolate shaving from our dairy queen gut-buster sundae of debt. >> they're calling it the super committee. >> it has superpowers. >> a dozen members of congress. >> evenly divide between republicans and democrats. >> charged with finding $1.5 trillion in deficit savings.

where we if we don't it is either interpreted wrongly or fulfilled in a criminal manner in here is in reno the more people that are shot the more convenient it is for a military unit or individual soldier because it allows them to get home leave to go and see their mothers and girlfriends and it also allows them to advance in their careers to win the respect of other service men. it helps gain decorations and it often wins them rewards in cash which also end up in the hands of civilians recruiters a vision man and of some service may have. you. been . in. for as it was there i first took part because of a neighbor of mine. is near moore's son one sunday ago. my job was to go around hours with him to help you on january third or fourth two thousand and seven abby were asked me for the first time to help him take a bunch of young guys someplace. when we got there we got a call from the army i didn't know it was for the army only found out there and then those kids were for the army that. would look easy when you just know where you are in that's a lot of rumors going around the neighborhood

if you're watching in reno, nevada, see how one printmaker chose to illustrate charles darwin's groundbreaking book on the origins of species at specimens. >>> todd, thanks so much. now here is an early look at headlines in entertainment. this year megan fox plans on losing more than her role in the transformers franchise. "the l.a. times" reports after more than a year and a half of a strict vegan diet she's quit because she lost too much weight and wants to pack on some pounds. she's also removing a marilyn monroe tattoo due to its negative energy. >>> after "in touch weekly" reported that will and jada pinkett smith are splitting, the couple released a statement saying we are still together and our marriage is intact. a rep admitted throwing gas on the fire by denying rumors of an affair between pinkett smith and marc anthony. anyone that hadn't heard about the rumor now has. 85-year-old tony bennett will perform at the music awards for the first time since 1993 in a tribute to his friend amy winehouse. >>> finally, you knew it had to happen sooner or later, right? lady gaga is going to be

. >> fire crews battling to keep a wildfire away from homes near reno. what firefighters say sparked this blaze. ♪ it's the way you bring out the sun ♪ sunnyd! ♪ it's the way you make it all fun ♪ know who makes the day sunny? my mom and sunny d! i love the taste. mom loves the vitamin c. and now it has 40% fewer calories than most regular soda brands. sunnyd! ♪ make today a sunny day! collect sunny d labels to get free books for your kids' classroom. go to sunnyd.com >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good morning. topping america's money. congress is expected to vote tuesday on the deal to raise the debt ceiling. the deal would cut $1 trillion in spending every the next ten years. the president announced the deal last night, giving asian markets and u.s. market futures a boost. a new survey finds the auto industry is revving up engines. the survey by an auditing firm found 62% of auto industry executives plan to hire people in the coming year. that is higher than other industries. british-based bank hsbc is reportedly expect

normally sell out their railway man stadium which fits around thirty thousand fans but this time their reno was only half full as they seem also called sports talk by the way right from the small town of there now in slovakia but no matter how big our little club may be any teams european and dishes are always huge looking at c.v.r. most probably the strongest side in this time as they've already put the match to bed in the first half in auckland by of open for the home team after thirty four minutes of play bloody sloppy did not have set up they magical score who demonstrated britain dribbling skills on the edge of the penalty area and send the ball into an unreachable right corner the railway man doubled their lead just three minutes later it seems iconic caps and to me that he said shelf blasted from the edge of the penalty area and the keeper could barely deflect the ball unfortunately for him and sparks are looking at c's mark s. mike on was in the right place for a rebound and scored the team second and who get it was a hard much for us because they took full control of the ball it wa

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if you're watching us on krnv news 4 in reno, see hand carved frames made of various material including 22 karat gold. at the triumph of craftsmanship. >> did somebody say gold? or was it diamonds? >> no, no diamonds. just gold. don't be greedy. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment, in case you had any doubt remaining that charlie sheen will never return to "2 and a half men" this should put it to it. the character sheen played on the show is not only dead the episode will revolve around the funeral being held for him. >>> talk about beatles reunion or at least paul mccartney at the opening ceremonies in london has been premature at best. a rep for sir paul says there have been discussions but there is no deal. >>> the 4700-square-foot home that was host to the anna nicole smith show could be yours. >>> finally following cher on twitter is anything but boring. she let loose with a nasty tweet stream after receiving a fund-raising letter from michele bachmann making it painfully clear she will not be helping bachmann's run for the presidency. >>> all righ

>>> if you're watching us in reno, nevada, pack the lawn chairs and head over to carson city. enjoy a free acoustic rock concert, food and dancing under the stars at the concert at the cove at the cove at carson mall. and that's your pacific event today. i'm a romantic guy. that would be my date night. >> your wife's lucky. all right, bill, thanks so much. now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. a big storm and debut movies canceling each other out should keep last weekend's box office winner on top once again this weekend. after debuting in second two weeks ago "the help" had the rare experience of moving up to take the top spot. the experts think this weekend's smaller audiences will focus on this film. and the newer films should keep each other in check. $15 million should keep the help on top. "our idiot brother" boasts a cast of paul rudd, elizabeth banks and emily mortimer. this is the year of r-rated comedy, but the experts only see it fighting for second. ditto with the new horror entry "don't be afraid of the dark." the experts don't see

when this plane landed in reno november 24th, 1971, the fbiing as dusted all of the plane and the dusted the walls and what they found was a lot of fingerprints and a lot of people on the plane. they looked at the inflight magazine and found at lot of partial fingerprints and believed that the hijacker might have leafed through the magazine, but so would have a lot of people. and with a partial print, one fbi agent told me a lot of thes in this one. >> can you do the audio version of the book when you do sthshgs becau -- you do this, because i am leaning in, it is fascinating. i think he died jumping from the plane. you scoff at my theory. >> well, in the book, there is evidence that he did live and he might have landed in another place than we think. >> well, great timing for your new book coming out now that our interest is piqued again in the fascinating mystery. thank you, geoffry. >> thank you. >> and another finish at the box office mr. rogers neighborhood is all grown up and heading back to tv. speaking of tv, remember when mtv played music videos 30 years ago? let's get the scoop

the people came from all over the bay area as well as reno and portland, oregon. they were mostly arrested of failure to comply with a peace officer's orders and blocking traffic. >>> it's 4:33, two of the men convicted of murdering chauncey bailey is scheduled to be sentenced in alameda county superior court is expected to sentence them to life in prison without the possibility of parole. bey was convicted of ordering bailey's murder and mackey drove the gunmen to and from the crime scene in 2007. broussard was sentenced to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter. it was part of a deal he made with prosecutors with exchange with testimony against bey. >> 22 laid off firefighters in san jose will return to work after finishing a training course. they got their badges back during a ceremony, $15 million staffing grant restored all 49 of the fire fighting jobs last year because of budget cuts the next wave of 14 firefighters will be hired in september and the remaining 13 will be back in place by february of next year. >>> san francisco po

reno that is an interest which has pretty much occupied america forever. but we have done this we do a great deal of research. it follow the lives of various presidents and first ladies. seeing not just there sex lives, ab but to seeou how the relationshp actually affected domestic and foreign policy. a number of cases where a wife would come in. we all just sat. >> and interactive part of our we day, so we would very much like to have your questions by phone, or you can send us at tweet att book tv. our phone number, 202-585-3886 teeeight 202-585-386. what is the scope as covered in this book?clton, >> we'll all the way up to billk clinton. the monica lansky scandal. we like to think about, it was just recently that the political parties started to throw dirt at each other and review each other's sex scandals. that turns out not to be true.o the founding fathers were doing that at the beginning of thelu republic practice but to be included, the course of the nation's history. >> that's right. we are not out to dig up dirt>> and tar the president of first

as well as los angeles, reno and portland, oregon. >> good evening. carolyn has the night off. >>> san francisco police will change their tactics occurring a protest planned for next monday. response the chief says will be even more swift and much more stern. lillian is live at civic center station with the story tonight. certainly tough talk. >> tough talk indeed but the chief insists it is not a threat. nevertheless bart commuters we talked to are hoping police will follow through with that promise. police will be tougher on protest next monday have sparked bart commuters delighted. >> it's about time. i'm surprised it went this far. they should have been more strict in the past. >> we want to get back to normal activity and pishtion since last month protestors have been demonstrating during the rush hour commute prompting bart to close some or all 4 downtown san francisco stations. protestors are angry at 2 things. the officer involved fatal shooting of homeless man in july and bart decision to shut down cell phone service two weeks ago in an effor

the 77-year-old reno man wanted more time to find an advisory attorney to assist in his attorney. he's representing himself. he's charged with killing four women in northern california dating back to the 1970s. >>> police say it's a cold case solved. three men are behind bars for a gang-related murder dating back to 2004 in mountainview. 23-year-old anthony figueroa and his father, arthur, have been arrested in connection with the drive-by shooting that killed a 17-year-old los altos high school student seven years ago. the fbi says anthony was driving the car that september night and is charged with murder. his father is accused of lying to a grand jury, which was investigating the case. the accused gunman, here's his picture, is 24-year-old giovanni duarte. the violent gang task force says three others were in the car, as well. investigator are working to identify them. >>> the body of a baby girl has been found near the burned southern california home where a police officer was shot yesterday. that shooting was caught on tape. we want to warn you now, the video you're about to

reno has killed at least twenty officers sweeping up the u.s. east coast with many cities including new york faced with severe flooding and massive atrocity concept in korea. right now italy has been one of the major players in recent nato led military campaign such as in afghanistan and media up next on she talks to de fazio editing chief of top a ton and weekly news magazine in this press about the country's role in these conflicts and his view that economic interests are a big factor and politicians. you've . allegations of italian forces paying bribes to the taliban first appeared in the media in two thousand and nine claims that were furiously denied by but now u.s. diplomatic cables uncovered by telling us press a magazine revealed it concerns a video that's payments reached the highest levels of the us administration we're joined now by the editor of the magazine jennifer thank you very much for joining us you like a scene uncovered these diplomatic cables. these cables go. down so what was going on in afghanistan we have a difference and

garrido told them one was from the bay area, two from the reno-carson city area. garrido said he didn't kill them. garrido denied any involvement in the 1988 kidnapping of garrett in hayward. yesterday, state senator ted gains and the d.a. pearson led a forum in sacramento looking at family by the state and federal parole system to recognize the danger that phillip garrido imposed. gains is going to introduce a measure to give previous crimes more weight compared to psychological evaluations. >>> the california lawmaker wanted an inside look at napa state hospital. yesterday, state assemblyman michael allen took an eight-hour tour investigating reports of often violent environment that threatens the safety of workers. as abc7's leslie reports allen says he understands why employees are afraid to come to work. >> i observed an attack, a patient attacked another and five of the staff had to go in and intervene to bring the person down and medicate them. >> assemblyman allen was a former tech himself about he wasn't so much shocked as impressed. >> i want a varnished

and it's not as reno williams has withdrawn from the cincinnati open with a toe injury while there's also been a nightmare build up to the usa for women's world number one caroline wozniacki as the top ranked dane has stumbled at the first hurdle in a second straight tournament in north america wozniacki went ams to local qualifying for steven mchale in straight sets off also losing her opening match through the letter vinci in toronto last week and the dating doesn't appear to be in the right form to find the left and right and wrong time trophy task in your site later this month for my u.s. open champion cyclonic isn't so but has lined up a clash with patrick reassure us about it and come to a point victory against a track called sky but it was the end of the road for murray if they were lanka bad attitude francesca schiavone obviously. and on the men's side russia's top man declined danko crashed out to america's current number one naughty fish the very much informal i call favorites maybe just over an hour to win his i think the last stage dropped just two games on reach twenty s

with just one pay to go he was all rodrigue as was helped up the final steep climb by teammate dan reno one the day before and i gave the brigades the police needed to attack in the closing stages the tutor rider crossing the line first four seconds ahead of brighter poles. enjoying the moment with being just nine seconds overall it is still one shower now complete cheers it. now raining volleyball world champion for russia have made a winning start today campaign in the world grand prix finals america after surviving a minus class tile and i while the tightening were making their debut in the final round of the prestigious event in favorites russia queuing to could see secondly that they wobbled in the in a tight third set to lead it twenty seven twenty five however they pulled themselves together to win the match in four sets while there were also victories for holders america top ranked brazil and china. in motor sport red bull are leading the way in formula one at the moment and they've also paved the way of what will be the circuit of the americas next year consultant and former dr

just one tag to go he was called a or drink it was helped up the final steep climb by teammate dan reno who won the day before and that gave her three guys the needed to attack in the closing stages the teacher rider crossing the line first four seconds ahead of the polls. enjoying the moment to within just nine seconds of overall leaders to one share of a nail to keep the red cheers is. now reigning volleyball world champions russia have made a winning start to their campaign in the world grand prix finals and after surviving a minor scare class thailand while the thai team were making their debut in the final round of the prestigious event in favorites russia putin took it to seventy but they wobbled in the in a tight third set to lead it twenty seven twenty five however they pulled themselves together to win the match in four sets while there will also be. but how does america top ranked brazil and hosts china. in motor sport red bull are leading the way in formula one at the moment and they've also paved the way at what will be the circuit of the americas next year consultant and fo

of the reno white for the debt both here in washington after months of brinksmanship but the short term political victory spell doom economic doom in the months ahead. also the u.n. security council resumes discussions on a resolution on syria after a blunt a government run down of protesters in hama continues fred said day with more demonstrators reported killed as sunday's death toll around a hundred russia says any un decision was the driven by the interests of the syrian people. and the israelis seized by tired away with antigovernment protests demanding sweeping economic reforms but demonstrators complained that some of discontent is knowledge by the international media. and a very warm welcome from all of us here in moscow this is she with me thanks for joining us a month of political schooling in the shadow of a looming default the u.s. can finally breathe a sigh of relief the bill to raise the country's boring limit has been signed into law by. on the. final hurdle in the senate confidence has the latest in washington for. president did come out and speak earlier he called this

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led invasion of iraq and of course the aftermath after walking out of reno joins us with a bit of a business update. so you'd mentioned a few moments ago that have paper will be coming to russia but it's been operating for years why make the move now well here's the thing or even a actually owns pay pal and it's coming to russia but to make that happen in these to sort out its own line transactions for you know russia is considered one of the largest and fastest growing payment markets in the water i suppose it makes perfect sense exactly but i'll tell you more about that in the minute we have other news. is that russia is considering the full privatization of one of its oil majors lights when some seventeen now the government already plans to sell a third of the company leaving the controlling stake untouched so weeks ago russian president dmitry medvedev said the state will not rush the privatization of left outlined the decision will be made as he says it is considered necessary. and now to the news though something about pay pal is wayne plans to open an office in moscow this autumn acco

wildlife commissioners suggested it may reduce human- bear conflict in the reno and lake tahoe areas. >>> texas governor rick perry returned to his home state today after a week spent campaigning in new hampshire, iowa and south carolina. hundreds of people turned out to welcome him home. governor perry told the crowd he's basing his campaign on a history of job creation. a claim widely disputed by some including texas democrats. perry has come under fire for saying he does not believe in global warming. huntsman is trailing in the polls and says his campaign has to get more aggressive. the former utah governor has highlighted perry's support for teaching creationism and also suggesting ben bernanke would be treasonnist for suggesting growth. >>> there's still no deal on a new contract but union leaders and verizon management have hammered out a frame work that's getting them back to the bargaining table. the two sides must still grapple with the issues that caused the me negotiations to break down in the first place. >>> well a possible solution tonight to a big problem facing many b

plughole reno wife took for the debt both here in washington after months of brinksmanship but the short term political victory spell doom economic doom in the months ahead. the u.n. security council resumes discussions on the resolution on syria after a bloody government crackdown on protesters in hama continues first day was more demonstrators reported killed adding to sunday's death toll around hundred russia says any two and decision must be driven by the interests of the syrian people. who is seized by the tidal wave of anti-government protests demanding sweeping economic reforms but demonstrators complained that summer of discontent is largely being passed over by the international media. international news life this is all she was made thanks for joining us after months of political squabbling in the shadow of a looming default the u.s. can finally breathe a sigh of relief the bill to raise the country's boring limit has been signed into law by president obama. after the level of sound to you post its final hurdle in the senate confident has the latest in washington. president did

now i have to say the majority of americans are probably concerned with their own domestic problems reno thanks very much indeed for. talking to us from new york well no well let's get more on the situation in syria from political analyst michel chossudovsky he's joining us live . mr. a trust can you hear me that is are you ready thanks very much indeed for joining us there in montreal. as we know the government turns to rolling once again on to the streets of syria with more deaths reported every day well could be done to stop this violence. well first of all i think we have to address the underlying causes because this is not a peaceful protest movements they are reports of several hundred men which have set fire to government buildings in the city of hama. that was yesterday mind you the most of of called insurrection is very similar to what happened in daraa writer but i'll settle a lot of the so-called protest movement. the city of hama is a stronghold of the muslim brotherhood and essentially this is a confrontation between the muslim brotherhood and the government i do not think t

in the area moving up to two million people without an interesting right now it can cross lights in reno nine a new york. marina hello there so what's the scene like they new york how would you describe the atmosphere in the big apple right now well right now the big apple looks extremely eerie the streets are empty businesses are are either have boarded up their windows or put along their windows the tropical winds are beginning to move into new york city at this moment and you could feel the wind increasing you feel are being increasing the rain is coming down like sheets of water and new york city has also been put under a tornado watch told up five am sunday morning in new york city michael bloomberg did have a press conference stating and urging all new yorkers to stay away from their windows move away from their glass windows because he says the winds are going to speed between now and sunday afternoon sunday evening these winds are expected to be as strong as eighty miles per hour if not more let's not remember new york city it is a city with extremely tall buildings so it's a it'

eastern seaboard has claimed at least fifteen lives already in reno putting i reports not from new york the city was prepared our way in advance before i remain begat its way down the eastern seaboard but at this point things seem extremely calm relatively calm the sun actually looking out of my window in the sun is beginning to come out here in new york city but that does not mean that there has not been any damage from this tropical storm now i remarked to hurricane but according to meteorologist when it was making its way down the eastern seaboard once it i went through plowed through north carolina it downgraded to a tropical storm by the time it hit manhattan we did see shades of rain coming down and the wind became extremely heavy i was downgraded to a tropical storm as you mentioned at this point there's been severe flooding are along the hudson river in manhattan and in all the outer boroughs of new york city there how out in our shortage is now on and how you know all the emergency workers and first responders are dealing with major flooding for the low lying areas south manhat

least six more people were killed as government forces continue their proud down on protesters ati's reno who is in syria and reports now that become trees political violence is now putting its religious harmony in danger. protests in syria start out with political slogans. but when violence breaks out people come to blows over issues of faith not politics . but more than four thousand years of history damascus like the rest of syria has been home to multiple faith for centuries but with an increasing political unrest many are starting to wonder whether this could upset the delicate balance of religious tolerance in the country for now who is enjoying the quiet comfort of her home like most christians in the country it's a life she's been used to since her childhood i was growing up in a place with christians jews muslims and everyone got along just fine and still do actually but it's not like this everywhere more than seventy percent of syrian population are muslim and just like christians most muslims here belong to different branches of the religion take for example the president himse

and the power of factness also shut in new york's public transportation system and subway trains in reno nine bring the small from the city the city wants the carried away in advance therefore i remain a car it got its way down the eastern seaboard but at this point things seem extremely calm roads we consarn actually looking out of my window in the sun is beginning to come out here in new york city where that does not mean that there are not been any damage from this tropical storm now irene was a hurricane but according to your ologists friend it was making its way down the eastern seaboard once i went through route through north carolina it downgraded to a tropical storm by the time it hit me and we did see sheets of of rain coming down our in the mean time became extremely heavy i don't see how great it's a tropical storm as you mentioned at this point there's been severe flooding all along the hudson river in manhattan and in all the outer boroughs of new york city there our out our shortages now on manhattan and all the emergency workers and first responders are dealing with major

for headlines coming up for you right after an update from reno after business. hello and welcome to business here on our team now we start this hour with there are some markets which continued to be highly volatile at the moment they're strongly in positive territory and that's the spike heavy selling on the wall street overnight with both the dow jones and the nasdaq losing over four percent our correspondents are firth is at the r.t.s. exchange and central moscow what we're seeing more of these market made swings continuing we're following it all still. trading on wall street down against closing five hundred nineteen points that's the lowest since two thousand and ten that raised the gains that they managed to make and she is making in fact. seen before price. rises and did in the market happening despite the announcements we. were going to keep interest rates late to mid two thousand and ten we have a house intern the european central bank going to be able to step into its early and stay but there's now the threat of the frogs getting downgraded having gave

good grief, registered in reno, nevada. there is the sea berg, end high at the end of the dock, giant thing. and here coming up, my all-time favorite boat name. never again ii. [laughter] >> this is where activity starts to really build, pretty much had the ballpark headed north. it's very highly used. we had no trouble finding people here. further south we couldn't find a person. here is a guy training seagulls apparently. just a little further up, red's java house. a lot of old uses, we're trying to preserve these historic uses noe? >> red's java house will be on a pier that will be redeveloped to incorporate the james herman new cruise terminal. and, yeah, the whole mixed-use development at bryant and embarcadaro. red's java house will be preserved. and actually it's going to be shifted over a little bit so it doesn't get completely innovated by the new design. >> does anybody here eat at red's java house? look at all these people who eat there. a double dog and a bud for how much, 3.49? this is a san francisco instituti

. >> host: reno is up next as we talk about the fbi. you're on the air, caller. >> caller: hello? >> host: yes. your question. >> caller: yes. my question and combined comment, what about did the gentleman comment on the fbi after hoover? because when hoover passed away watergate was about ready to snowball on, in to the media, and the subsequent consequences of watergate and how it interacted or how the fbi interacted with all of that kind of events? thank you. >> guest: yeah. this is, actually, a great story and one that really surprised me as i got into this. i set out to tell the story of the fbi since 9/11, and what i discovered is as i got into this i actually needed to start much further back and that one of the things that fascinated me was that where the fbi was on 9/11, actually, the foundation for that was laid in the wake of hoover. he is, as susan is showing, the first picture in the book because the fbi still is very focused on sort of the legacy left to it by hoover. and, in fact, in the wake of hoover's death you had all of these scandals come out, the so-called co

fake arab league called ninety countries out of twenty two and you can do when you want with were reno or in saudi arabia itself but this was a cover story salt to american in european public opinion especially the chinese the russians many brazil for america are by it they not it so you asked me to coordinate our operation without them there will be no featured this will be a still need their will for ever and we have the international community sort of easily atlanticist ours teaching sides in a civil war so when they knew there we could cool war for months or years and it is ok let's try to think tripoli in one day and they did it because they blew all these are good people on the whole sea and the way towards you know what this reminds me of i was there at a time because the russian provisional authority in iraq in two thousand and three this is the same seat we're going to have a western good summit ground and we're going to open up. libya for a hard core nor hold far too little capitalism with no repatriation of profit so you know what let's get their oil with them as we care and

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sanctions but russia says they won't help and has called on both sides in the country to negotiate on his reno going to went to the syrian town of latakia to see for herself what's tearing the country apart. is a special significance for syria and for the president bashar al assad his father is from a village near the city in which the population is predominantly great just like the rest of the province so one protests broke out here in march the two go on a personal twist the protests began here in march of this here this is one of the main buildings this is one of the main squares in the city of latakia where the syria tell headquarters located on the right in the middle of it syria tell is a company a telephone company which was owned by one of the cousins of the president and the protesters expressed their hatred towards the regime by looting the place and then burning it violence return. again just a couple of weeks ago claiming more than thirty lives and to government protests broke out in the sunni part of the city officials said they were battling with armed groups which they say have

country know the truth it's called the american dream because you have to be asleep to believe it and reno r.t. new york has the control well arty's business task has the world's markets on close watch arenas there for us now are russian stocks joining the international side today yes arnie's so they are the arts yes right now is losing over three percent well then my sex is approaching two and a half percent in the red and in general russian markets have been very volatile today this quiet good news from europe but we'll have all the details on that in our business program at about ten minutes from now. three years ago the people of the small republic of south and sense you came under artillery attack by neighboring georgia the grief war in which to be trying to reclaim its alternative killing hundreds of people are just medina course is in the south and said capital would still bears the scars. attacks suddenly around midnight and the first trikes happen here of the russian pairs keeping basis now what you can see behind me what's left of the base there were around two hundred fifty sold

we'll go on to steve in reno, nevada. independent line. go ahead, steve. steve, you on the air? try one more time for steve. we'll go to darlene, dayton, ohio. democrats line, go ahead. one more time for darlene. caller: i am darlene. host: go ahead. caller: i am about a c-span viewer. what i'd like to say is i've watched a lot of what's going on c-span and i've heard no one, i mean absolutely no one talk about jobs. all they are doing is simply bashing our president. i would like to hear someone say something about what's going on. i look at the crowd in this audience, and i'm sure i can atest to the fact that the majority of the people there are as much out of work as i am. how they can sit there and bash the president when they are as much out of work as i am, i do not understand it. i don't understand. why can't they come together? why can't we do something to help the american people? myself included. host: darlene, thanks for the call. what do you take away? caller: the first caller raised a good point which is there are other candidates competing. mitt romney and newt gin

lot right ron paul is the best option we have to beat obama is not here now but not for ideological reno right and the fact is a reason should be ashamed of itself to have its editor going on fox business which reason is supposed to be largely a platform for libertarian ideals and dog their man dog being ron paul like i'm calling sitting on this network calling for the resignation of this girl they should fire her sit her down give her a spanking something because she cannot go on fox business and say well read and speak for ron paul he knows he's never going to how do you know you know what he's done his brain i mean what do you expect from the mainstream media i mean who is she going to use knives and the commentators she's coming from the libertarian mean reason is not friends it's not the most popular magazine in the country but it's a loop it's a legit established libertarian magazine bringing out her points on fox news what i'm saying is who is she to decide i think the people out there on the internet on the streets are making the voices heard and right now we see all the supporte

appease anti-government protesters largely as arena goes crazy in the country and outlines of live reno russia's deputy foreign minister is in syria for talks tell us more about what we know about his meetings there and what will be happening. well at this point we do know that the view prime minister and syria's president have been in talks should've been in talks for at least the last four or five hours and they do have plenty to talk about however at this point we do not know about any concrete results of that meeting but of course russia has its own has its own only events that are happening in in syria and particularly on the way that the international community should be responding to these events as we know there is a draft u.n. resolution six which seeks to implement severe sanctions against syria because of the government's crackdown on the demonstrations which have been going on here sporadically sense since middle of march of this year so for five months however russia is strongly disagreeing with the u.n. draft resolution. against the adoption or the discussion of the draft