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robert andrews.t, congressman jeff like to talk about the deficit and other issues related to that. >> senator john kerry, chairman of the foreign relations committee says he will soon travel to pakistan to mend relations with the government in the aftermath of the raids that killed zero osama bin laden. the senator says we have a huge interest and there is lots to discuss. he will be the first u.s. official to visit the country since last week's raid. meanwhile, the leader of al qaeda in yemen is warning the u.s. that osama bin laden's death does not mean the end of the fight and is threatening worse attacks in the future. ronald noble, the secretary- general for interpol, says the information gathered by the u.s. is probably being cross referenced with interpol databases already, adding the u.s. is one of the most active users of their data base. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. >> experience american history starting saturdays at 8:00 eastern. 48 hours of people and events t

just to remind us, i have the cast here, richard burton, robert goulet, and julia andrews. the funeral in washington, d.c. in november of 1963 was to ask at arlington just down from the mansion where her husband was buried, that there be an eternal flame. she had that idea from the tomb of the unknown soldier in paris where she studied as a college student and that that would be such an appropriate metaphor going back to the address where he said the torch is passed to a any generation. you might remember they all lit this eternal flame and also then hired john karl again, her architect friend to design this very grave site. i'm sure you have seen it, and she asked she be buried there when she died in 1994 of limb foam ma. she didn't ask to be buried this greece or with her second husband, but asked to be buried with her husband, and these are the two headstones, and then two of the chirp they lost, patrick, and another daughter she lost as a stillborn child in the 1950s. to help you put this into perspective in terms where does she fall when it comes to literature, about f

richard burton, robert goulet and julie andrews from the broadway show. her very final symbol of that weekend, those three days of the funeral in washington, d.c. in november of 1963 was to ask that at arlington on the hillside just down from the mansion where her husband was buried that there be an eternal flame. she had that idea from the tomb of the unknown soldier in paris where she had studied as a college student, and she thought that would be such an appropriate metaphor going back to the inaugural address where he says the torch has been passed to a new generation. and so you might remember at the funeral she, bobby and teddy all lit this eternal flame. she also then hired john carl warneke again, her architect friend, to put together and design this very grave site. and i'm sure most of you have been out to arlington cemetery to see it. and she also asked, and i think this is tell, that she be buried there when she died in 1994 of lymphoma. she at no time ask to be buried in the greece. she didn't ask to be buried in the greece with aristotle ona

and the british historian andrew robert and catholic -- and a catholic theorist. and there's no particular party nor a specific policy not single politician. it's the state of israel, it's our goal to protect and to defend in a positive way. it's that kind of -- it's a region of a number of democratic regimes and it's a land of opportunity and we tried to spread our message in a very small -- in the market. we are not a grassroots movement. we are not a think taping tatank . to give you an example when brazil former president lula started last december to propose a latin american bloc to recognize the palestinian state and the 67 borders, we took a delegation on our initiative and we tour all the countries in latin america from argentina to mexico to try to explain why we consider that a mistake for the peace process benefit. so we tried to help those who are taking the position today to avoid major mistakes. it's our way of doing business. >> thank you. lorna, bicom? >> bicom is a not-for-profit independent organization supported by 300 wonderful individuals. we

robert carter, meir david and shirley franklin. you stand on the shoulders of the attorney general pamela harris and douglas wilder. you stand on the shoulders of the ambassador andrewyoung, general benjamin davis, laurie, toni morrison, and yes, michele miller. you stand on the shoulders of all of the mothers and fathers and grandmothers who are here today who have gone before us and who struggle and sweat and who bled and year-end, who sacrificed and borrowed and scolded and nurtured, who tolerated each and every one of you. you stand on all of their shoulders today. so, howard university class, let us the united, let us be united under god, indivisible with liberty, justice, and a commitment to excellence, the quality and high expectations for all. congratulations. this is your mission. this is your moment. good luck and godspeed. [applause] [applause] general electric chairman and ceo gave the commencement address at the university of maryland baltimore county on monday. he spoke about leadership and innovation. this is 15 minutes. [applause] thank you very much of the faculty and all of the administration for this great honor. welcome retrievers, it's great to

robert carter, mayor david dinkins, and mayor shirley franklin. the shoulders of attorney general kamala harris, mayor kasim reed, and governor douglas wilder. the shoulders of ambassador andrew young, general benjamin davis, fredricka whitfield, and laurie stokes. the shoulders of toni morrison, taraji henson and michelle miller. you stand on the shoulders of our mothers and fathers, grandmothers and grandfathers, we stand on the shoulders of all who have struggled, all who have sweated, all who have bled, all who have yearned, all who have sacrificed, because they join in celebrating howard university's class of 2011 united, under god, indivisible, with liberty, justice and a commitment to excellence, equality and high expectations for all . . congratulations class of 2011. this is your mission. this is your moment. good luck and godspeed. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> later today, remarks from supreme court justice samuel alito on supreme court practices and traditions. he told an argument -- an audience that cases usually involve reading five. pages or more of legal briefs. he