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cambridge he's a professor of modern history at the university of cambridge in london we have geoffrey robertson a distinguished jurist member at the united nations internal justice council in tallahassee we cross to robert electee a professor of history at florida state university and here in the studio with me is jeffrey roberts they head of the school school of history at the university college cork in ireland and another member of our cross talk team on the hunger all right first of all i'd like to go to richard evans in cambridge. was justice served in nuremberg grave grave crimes were committed during the second world war nazi leaders were put on trial they were. put on trial sentenced and some of them put to death was justice served. yes on the whole i think it was have to remember that initially churchill and stalin both wanted to just kill the doubts the leaders so they were persuaded eventually to put them on trial and the trial was very carefully prepared and it presented an enormous amount of evidence which of course was shown to the german people so they could realise what exactly t

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her father was david conrad robertson who served? general patton's third army from normandy to berlin as a signal corps officer, a cherokee code talker. she is also descended from one of the first cherokee presbyterian circuit ministers and from a man who led on the trail of tears. mary jean is on the community relations council and she is working very hard to get a cherokee nation counselor office officially recognized by the u.s. state department here in the san francisco bay area to promote not only trade and travel, but also to promote the cherokee artists, writers, craftsmen, and products in our bay area. in the area days of the california arts council, mary jean received two of its artist in schools and communities grants. she was an oral historian for the american indian arts workshop in the 1970's and she and another historian advised and costumed the native american themed play "the loon's rays." what a wonderful background. we were so happy for you, mary jean, and now i would like to introduce you to a former kqed community

let's check, nic robertson. fran townsend, cnn national security contributor, homeland security adviser for president george w. bush. what do you make of this, fran? >> you know, larry, it is interesting talking to senior counterterrorism officials this evening. as jeanne said, not sure what they have. it is interesting if the guys are related to al qaeda in yemen or the arabian peninsula in any way. i am told there is nothing in u.s. intelligence databases on either of the guys that u.s. officials aware of yet. the other interesting thing, larry, i am told one of the suitcases field tested positive for explosives. we hadn't heard that before this evening. now we should tell our viewers, field tests are notoriously unreliable. so i think you will see they're going through now, far greater more detailed testing that they will, they will find out if that is accurate or not. one of the individuals was a legal permanent resident. which means he had ability to cross our borders pretty carefully. that's a real value i

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. >> my name is mary jean robertson. i am not ohlone. i have been doing a radio show in san francisco for over 37 years. it is called "voices of the native nations." those of us of our age were moved around by our parents a lot. i was born in new york. my brother was born in cleveland. we lived in los angeles and san jose. when i turned 21, it was very important to have a homeland. i chose this city as my city. i moved here and i have not lived anywhere else. i have voted hear my entire adult life. i got to know all of you and enjoyed working with a lot of you over the years. there are some really strong friendships in the city. as a relocated native woman, my father always told me that one of the first things that you need to do when you move to a place is to honor and respect the original people who live there. we started as a ohlone profiles project. we are going to continue to inform people about the regional people of san francisco. that is a very important aspect of our city. we are such a strong, diversity. such a place where we e

john robertson is head of the angola campus of new orleans baptist seminary bible college. the chapel. building program is more or less but it's so new. that it's going to be amazing in the future a follow up study is going to show i predict great rosell. in the chapel fund. is going to may be. a place for inmate ministers to serve. that is going to be indescribably affected. we've only just begun to see you there isn't an oxymoron a church that preaches or the face that proclaims protecting human life you know the unborn child all life is sanctity it is precious you know and yet they put these human beings in a position where they're going to get hurt possibly killed you know to raise money for the church is there a conflict of interest here is there a theological conflict no thought of well every time i drive up here to teach a class i risk money in my call. we're all going to live with certain risk. the rodeo is one of the few ways for these men to help. so they think in order to be able to help it's worth the risk. will cain has been spreading religion throughout the wh

nearly all of robertson's have a self -- have his telephone number, and he is in constant contact with him -- men and their families. a visit students in their homes, meets with their parents, helps with applications for college, writes that was applications for jobs and scholarships, and yes, he attended far too many funerals. fighting for equity has been the touchstone of his entire teaching career. equity means ritter, a teaching and high standards, but it also means getting to know your students, crossing boundaries, and being patient. thank you for all your hard work. congratulations. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. my mom is here. she is only 91. [laughter] i wish my dad were here. he passed a couple of years ago, but i know this will have any special moment for him. my brother is here, my friends, my teaching mentor and partner, my principal, my wonderful daughter, and my students representing mission high school here. and i wanted to mention that because they are why i am up here, and they are why we are all up here, and they inspire me every day, as do so many of my other

nearly all of robertson's have a self -- have his telephone number, and he is in constant contact withim -- men and their families. a visit students in their homes, meets with their parents, helps with applications for college, writes that was applications for jobs and scholarships, and yes, he attended far too many funerals. fighting for equity has been the touchstone of his entire teaching career. equity means ritter, a teaching and high standards, but it also means getting to know

a black civic group -- belonging to robert robertson from taylorsville. our next speaker this have june is certainly no stranger to fancy farm. he has been here many times before as an observer and as a candidate. he is currently serving his second term as kentucky's secretary of state. he was elected president of the national association of secretaries of state. he and his wife nancy are the proud parents of two children. if there is any hint of the truth to the recent rumblings within the past couple of days, i would say we are going to see him on the campaign trail sooner rather than later. secretary of state tray grayson. [applause] >> thank you everybody. thank you everybody. at least i am here, on like your candid it. -- unlike your candidate. it is great to be here at fancy farm, and the that you would not see me after the drubbing they took in may. you're looking at one a tough son of a gun. i stand before you as a proud conservative. i am a proud conservative from washington, d.c., like mitch mcconnell and ed whitfield who stand up to the anti-jo

. >> today a group founded by the reverend pat robertson says it will file a petition against a commissionw york city that cleared the way for the construction of the mosque just two blocks from ground zero. yesterday the landmark's preservation commission refused to grant landmarkto a building the developer wants to tear down in order to build an islamic center. critics are saying that would disrespect the memory of those killed at the hands of the islamic terrorists back on september 11th. >>> the san jose city council has decided to let voters decide whether to impose a tax of up po 10% on medical marijuana. if the voters approve it san jose would have the highest medical marijuana tax in all of california. cannabis club owners call it excessive. they voted to put it on the ballot. >>> also today san jose city officials and representatives from their firefighters union will go back to the bargaining table. they are trying to find a way to bring back at least some of the 49 firefighters laid off over the weekend. >> sara spa lynne's daughter bristol is calling off her engagement again to

behind the wheel, 42-year-old stanley robertson.ed 59-year-old annie tolliver, his ex-girlfriend's mother. he eventually stabbed her to death. the chase happened down the interstate, when the suspect switched gears. >> he just ran into another vehicle here head on. it's going to be one of our units he hit head on. >> after the ford expedition overturned, officers fousurroun the vehicle. >>> the new blackberry torch not lighting many fires. the torch not popular. just came out last thursday. they dropped the price -- >> we have no pictures. >> i know. it's thursday, yeah, not working out. back to the drawing board. they dropped the price to $99 days after its release. analysts are concerned that the phones did not sell out the day it hit the stores. no net gain. so let's talk about kids these days. are we feeling old and cranky? >> yeah. >> a college in wisconsin came up with this cultural touch point list of different things. let me give you an example. who is clint eastwood to you? >> dirty harry. >> very good. >> to most kids thes

there were distributed they include lucerne, robertson's farm fresh air) sec hearing occurs restored.ood and drug administration is investigating a company. u.s. stock futures are a bit next year as we began this one say investors are kind of taking a breather after a yesterday's rally you can see this as the downturn from yesterday where we ended up the day higher than three points to end at 10,003 05. the s&p and the nasdaq also saw gains. here's a check, we can expect and the wall street today economic reports are coming out the association then later the u.s. and india administration is going to be releasing information. gm is announcing that it is chinese fronts there have announced plans to jointly develop fuel- efficient small engines and transmissions that work will be done in detroit. and also at the company's joint engineering and design center in shanghai. leslie target her as also releasing some results before the market opens futures are the ministry now. ad industry now. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. [ woma

i got a question about pat robertson and some other u.s. preachers preaching hate about islam. and i said, condemn it. we work really hard every day to fight these guys. we are working harder than you can imagine to deal with this bigotry in america. and then i said, but let me remind you, that you have imams in this country that are saying things about jews and christians that are deplorable. are you fighting them? they all nodded guilty and what ever and we had a conversation about it. a week later, i get back in the country and one of these characters that i mentioned a moment ago writes an article about "zogby, a supporter of wahabi, speaks at wami." they did not nor was invited by the ambassador and did not know that i challenged their thinking in this group. pay attention to what is done, what is said. i think we would do a lot better in this conversation if we did just that. >> question over here. >> [inaudible] in which i as a muslim have trouble with, as if we had to have a word first before st. saying, "muslims" in this country. if you are wearing a hejab or you are g

i got a question about pat robertson and some other u.s. preachers preaching hate about islam, and i said condemn it. we work really hard every day to fight these guys. when you are working harder than you can imagine to deal with the bigotry in america, but let me remind you that you have people in this country that are saying things about christians and jews that are deplorable. i said are you fighting them? they all nodded guilty and we had a conversation about them. obliquely reich got back into the country and one of the characters i mentioned a moment ago wrote an article that "zogby speaks at whamy." i challenge them on the bigotry. the point is a lot of groups condemned the book when it was first released. the saudis did the job of getting rid of the book. pay attention to what is done, what is said, and i think we do a lot better in this conversation if we did just that. >> question over here. >> [inaudible] i it as a muslim have trouble as if we have to add a word first before adjusting muslim in this country. i would like your in

we raise money from foundations, the robertson foundation and the sierra club foundation, and commissioned the rand corporation to do research that would to be on the ending that -- that would go beyond the anecdotal information. we chose the rand corporation because we thought they had the experience necessary to do this type of research and the credibility on the hill and in the department of defense, which is what we wanted. we wanted these findings to be taken seriously. we wanted to ask two questions -- our school-age children fairing and what types of issues to military issues -- children face related to deployment? we were very lucky in that we had a sample population to do this research will. we sponsor a program called operation purple. it is a summer camp program for military children, he can supply to us to host an operation purple camp, it is totally free thanks to donations from our sponsors. youthilitary installation programs, a variety of camps across the country, we even did a camp this year in germany. we use the applicant pool from our operation purple program for 2008. w