and rove answered that no, he wasn't. he admitted he had spoke tone karl rove but said-- . >> rose: he admitted he had spoken to bob novak, but the subject of valerie plame had never even come up that is what he told president bush. and i believe that fitzgerald was so troubled by this, that he took the extraordinary step, though he did not seek an indictment of rove, he wrote a letter to president bush summarizing the evidence that had emerged on rove's behavior. because rove was one of the two sources for bob novak who identified the covert agents. and i fitzgerald would not comment about this, and rightly so but my assumption is that he expected the president to take action as a result of this. and dismiss him, reprimand him, remove him from his job and as far as anyone knows, bush did absolutely nothing. and by the way, it's very disspiriting to me-- . >> rose: but awe assumed that because of fitzgerald's material that fitzgerald sent that the president knew karl rove was not forthcoming. >> that's correct. fitzgerald

but i think karl rove spaekds to the larger gop concern, which i think is something we've spoken about, which is the people like sarah palin and michele bachmann and donald trump take the gop further and further to the right. and now you have candidates who are ostensibly feasible, you know, gop 2012 presidential nominees like tim pawlenty having to address this with sean hannity on fox news last night. this is a controversy that isn't going away because donald trump is keeping it alive. >> let's listen to what trump said last night about muslims and the muslim problem. >> is there a muslim problem in the world? >> absolutely. absolutely. i don't notice swedish people knocking down the world trade center. >> why? >> there's something out there that brings a level of hostility that i've never seen in any religion. i mean, you can say what you want about the koran. you can say what you want. there's something there. >> i don't get to vegas or atlantic city much but i take it that muslims are not big gamblers at trump casinos and he doesn't need their business. >> they're not his key demo

to guess the answer is yes especially with one of the sections two zero six that's expiring as a roving surveillance section and that means that if you want to go on someone you can just this is only for foreign intelligence purposes mind you not traditional criminal investigations but you only have to give their name and you can track them wherever they go and better to use any phone line they use it are all someone else's phone and it's a very broad surveillance and similar to the general warrants that the columnist didn't like the back to bring revolutionary war era so you know this is a pro this is a program of use he thinks that the fact that. you know he has a ten year deadline basically on how long he's allowed to hold this position so people are saying that by this fall he could be expected to step down i think that has anything to get with it is really just trying to solidify what he's got to work with for the last ten years for whoever comes after him. and that's a good question and it's possible i mean that you see is the that you have this trend in the permanent bureaucracy

inconsequential karl rove says almost asserting that he's a little crazy what do you think about this i mean this is a voice that at least just a few years ago was pretty important when it came to making political waves right now is this one guy and there is sort of the split about whether their birth their strategy was a good one or not and whether it was smart i think so far it was a good strategy just because it sort of drawn this this attention and it has sort of translated into poll results in the long term i don't think it will turn out to be that great but then in the long run donald trump candidacy is a credible anyways. so well i mean it's an important question i mean this whole birth or issue because there are some who say you know if president obama you know what we've seen is a record of growth not the actual birth certificate and some people say you know president obama loves this his people of this because the more you know presidential candidates and politicians get out there and you know try to talk about the president not being born here it makes them look crazy and i

center telma karl rove so told the karl rove these are her children can't have any sure marco results until sort of the sochi august. when results might come beverly plaza hotel mccann riviera hotel mccann cintra hotel mccann. national community come to a dead end unable to agree on how to stop syria's bloody crackdown on anti-government protesters. washington's support for opposition movements in the middle east and north africa could be backfiring on its biggest ally israel fears it's actually posting a radical islamists. brush that cracks down on trucks with new measures aimed at forcing still keep the capital kabul the details on this in just a few moments. and in business this hour the russian markets have rebounded towards the closing bell with energy made is leading the way join me for this story and around twenty minutes time. twenty four hour news live from moscow this is artsy now russia has blocked un plans to condemn syria's brutal crackdown on anti regime protesters saying that there are no grounds for international interference u.s. on the european nations have called fo

you may see some roving closures.morning on 280, look at downtown san jose traffic, all of a sudden very slow. we want to put something on the maps, if i can, something i just found out b in pacifica, this is at the crossing with highway one. the signal lights are not working. this is south of the police department near the vala mar station. there are huge delays in pacifica. if you don't have to go that way, don't. you'll be stuck in a lot of slow traffic. let's go to mark. >>> haiti and -- haze and sunshine. a few sprinkles but that's moving out of the region. we have some haze, off to a cold start. showing you live storm tracker 2. you can see the lingering clouds. the current numbers. today we have the clearing skies, a bit of a breeze. tomorrow high clouds will be on the increase but it will be dry for your friday. we bring in more clouds and chance of a light shower or sprinkle but only a chance for saturday. current numbers, santa rosa 48. san francisco 52. livermore 51. this cold front is a quick more offer. i

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>> and thought it was significantt that he didot say that one of these specific elements was to r rove gadhafi from power. three weeks ago, when the resolution was passed, the military alliance thought that a no-fly zone over libya and the bombing of colonel gaddafi's weaponry from the air would give the rebels an advantage, and military advantage, and that they would be able to unseat gaddafi. they haven't been able to do that in three weeks. everybody today has been talking about the fact that there is no military solution to this conflict. thereas to be a political one. so the of this is has changed. the differences within the coalition are the people on the one hand who said, like france and britain, that there needs to be a military intensity against the the dockery regime and on the e otheside, the germans and belgians, who say that a political solution should be found. that gap has narrowed somewhat. >> ok. we will have to leave it there. thank you very much. we will have more on the nato meeting in berlin and the situation in libya later on in this half-hour. e parties in yemen

since early april, rove has been issuing six-month residency permits, allowing the migrants to stay. many were french-speaking migrants, who wanted to travel on to france. that prompted action from france. last week, a train carrying a immigrants was stopped at the border. they need to support themselves financially. critics warn of possible repercussions for european integration and harsher restrictions on passport-free travel. >> all right, talking about more changes within the european union, this time, we are talking about changes in the labor market here in germany. >> yes, something is about to be lifted here in germany. some citizens will be allowed to work in germany. cross-border labor restrictions were put into place in 2004 when poor countries joined the eu, and that was to protect german labor workers from being undercut by cheaper labor. they have been catching up, and it is no longer as common. even so, some in germany still fear for their jobs. >> a german city located on the west bank of the river, just across from a polish city. soon, many polls could be crossing the

karl rove calls him a rogue candidate. >> if you say my number one priority is to get the birth certificate because i think he was born somewhere else, it doesn't give you a great launching point. first impressions matter. >> reporter: with trump expected to say something about his intentions next month, comedians are jumping on the band wagon. >> ing in says you're serious about running the country like standing shoulder-to-shoulder with gary busse and hulk hogan. >> republican's are calling it a side show. >> donald trump's flirtation with a presidential campaign is all about donald trump. shows the lack of seriousness and frankly a disrespect for the office he is pretending to want to seek. >> alan: the chairman of the orange county republican party is calling for anth thiks investigation into one of its top officials. the orange county weekly newspaper says it obtained an e-mail with this altered photo of president obama as an ape. the i'm eel was reportedly send by marilyn davenport. davenport claims it was a joke meant to be viewed by a small number of people but the orange county rep

system, and we want to make sure we can continue to operate effectively, not just as a stand-alone rove, with the key interchanges that you saw along the ridership, so we will continue to look at improvements, and this is a line that we are spending a great deal of time, both in terms of watching the day-to-day performance, and i wanted to give you the update on the 14 routes and make myself available for questions on that, should the committee please. supervisor avalos: ok, well, i do appreciate presentation in your being here today. i do receive complaints from time to time, and in january, i received a large number of complaints come in we were at 180 switchbacks, and now, we are at 144. in february, we had 144 -- 41. -- 141 korea i would like to have this to the call of a chair -- the call of the chair to have you back. on page eight, you talk about switchbacks, bus and trolley, that the operator must display the correct destination sign on the vehicles, is expected to notify the operator to make continued announcements of the intended destination throughout the trip. there is anoth

statement coming from a party that historically up in the spigot of special interest money with karl rove in the last election. >> president obama will make an appearance on nob hill where supporters will pay as little as $25. he will attend a breakfast at the st. regis hotel where tickets go up to $35,000. san jose may have finally hashed out the medical marijuana policy. until now, the city was taxing all medical pot sold in the city, even though the pot clubs were considered illegal. that is changing. the number of clubs allowed to exist is being drastically cut. as lisa amin gulezian reports, the guidelines are coming under fire. >> reporter: several medical marijuana supporter, user and dispensers are outraged. they met for an emergency meeting immediately after the san jose city council voted 6-5 to regulate and limit the pot clubs in the city. councilmembers decided to allow no more than ten collectives in the city. there are currently more than 120. all the marijuana has to be grown on site. and the licenses will be given out after a screening process on a first-come, first-serve

karl rove did not do well the last few years of bush administration.er you like him or not, george bush gave us obama. i am not happy about it. we have a disaster on our hands. we have a man that will almost certainly go down and in history as the worst president. the other thing is that i will create jobs. i will bring jobs back home. when you want to find out if somebody used your credit card, do you know who answers the phone most likely? somebody from a foreign country, usually india. what is that all about? then they have incentives for doing business, outsourcing they call it, overseas. i was watching the other day ben bernanke. he was saying that job growth is slow. how can it be fast when china is making all of our products? how can be fast when kids are going to college. and then they want to move to china because that is the only place they can get a job? it is pretty sad. ok, a couple of words on foreign policy. i am watching things go on. we cannot afford education. we cannot afford to build a road, yet we are in iraq, afghanistan, and now

to use a roving reporter laurie huff ministers and if you feel that celebratory mood is a little. in the u.k. animosity between the country's largest gypsy community and the of my town has come to a head but travelers are being told to leave home of decades so they won't go down without a fight and it's obvious that lauren reports human dignity is being sacrificed simply to increase house prices. it's an age old story traveller communities being moved on because they're not welcome where they settle dale farm is the u.k.'s largest gypsy and traveller site where one of the biggest if exceptions in british history is being planned and the councils accused of ethnic cleansing and the four kids living in fear found there has been no free passage in year and. it's only it's our it's our lives as you only have learnt travellers have been living at dale farm since the nineteen seventies the settlement started off small and the trouble began when new comers came and bought land around it then they built homes without legal permission in the local town feelings run high many people told us

plane crash where of course lech kaczynski and the ninety five all the passengers on board his cheek rove one for life or dies a year ago on the tenth of april twenty ten making it ever more poignant for her because of stuff like this so that said the polish delegation led i let kaczynski was coming at to smolensk to attend the seventy one hundred three of the canteen massacre where the towels and poles were killed by soviet secret police. previously tonight by the soviets so that was being held as a very symbolic milestone in the easing of previously tense russian polish relations so the tragic crash in one day denied poland its president its first lady the chief of its air force its military chief so a very somber day here in smolensk being commemorated by both presidents together they are laying their read saying prayers and lighting candles here at the site of the plane crash as you can see them be moving on to the sides think team that memorial puts new speeches about how it's they were expecting that simply of the sound of a trumpet being plays and just a very somber quiet needs her

another thing that probably factored into it is alarm being raised by some republicans like karl rove that this was actually an argument that was beginning to bite against the people who were making it. it was looking so wacky that it was splashing over on all critics of the president. so there may have been a measure of political calculation in there as well that the president thought, you know what? it's not a totally bad thing for me to have, you know, these sort of wacky-looking conspiracy theorists having their day. >> but, karen, yeah, donald trump sure does look wacky and what does this episode mean for the future -- future of the republican field? does this put in a sense more pressure on the republicans to look for some serious faces? the conventional wisdom on this field is that it's weak. are we going to see now john huntsman, mitch daniels? does their stock rise as a result of this view of the republican field as, you know, at least in trump's case, wacky? >> no one really knows because the other thing that has been going on within the republican party itself is, you have

is so ridiculous get a life already american party's a roving reporter maury harvest is in new york where for some the celebrity mood is still a little one of the. guests from outer space goes to russia's most visited region to meet the eye witness. you say the truth is out there. washington is being accused of failing to protect the young victims of sex trafficking with many of them ending up in prison instead of finding help according to the f.b.i. estimates there are at least one hundred thousand to child sex slaves in the u.s. and as archie's going to church you can reports even if they manage to get off the street the victims find it impossible to rebuild their lives. the u.s. state department regularly puts out reports on how horrific human trafficking is in other countries but right under the government's very nose in washington dozens of girls and boys are saul. just blocks away from capitol hill where on the street that's known as the heart for lobbyists and lawyers in washington that's why day like night this is where spores of prosecutes like to get picked up and killed when th

as royal wedding fever sweeps of the world are these roving reporter laurie harkness is in new york where for some of the seller tony moody is a little more subdued all of that and much more still ahead. washington is being accused of failing to protect the young victims of sex trafficking with many of them ending up in prison instead of finding according to f.b.i. estimates there are at least one hundred thousand to child sex slaves in the u.s. and as artie's can reports even if they do manage to get off the street the victims find it impossible to rebuild their lives. the u.s. state department regularly puts out reports on how horrific human trafficking is in other countries but right under the government's very nose in washington dozens of girls and boys are sold. here's what's away from capitol hill we're on the street that's known as the heart for lobbyists and lawyers in washington that's by day like night this is where swarms of prosecutors flocked to get picked up and killed with every take thirteen are also being trafficked here to washington and seoul the f.b.i. estimates that e

parties roving reporter laurie hof and this is a. little more so. still to come first in the u.k. animosity between the country's largest gypsy community and a nearby town has come to a head of travelers who have been told to leave home decades won't go down without a fight. reports human dignity is being sacrificed simply to increase prices. it's an age old story traveller communities being moved on because they're not welcome where they settle dale farm is the u.k.'s largest gypsy and travel a site where one of the biggest if it is in british history is being planned and the council's accused of ethnic cleansing and i've got four kids living and their fan has been no protest in year and yes there is no like me it's our it's our lives as well your words when all travelers have been living at dale farm since the nine hundred seventy s. the settlement started off small and the trouble began when new comers came and forced land around it then they built homes without legal permission in the local town feelings run high many people told us the travellers are messy and noisy driving t

is so ridiculous get ready america parties are roving reporter laurie hawking this is in new york where for some. little more searching. and still to come for your guests from outer space marty goes to russia's most alien visited region to meet the eye witnesses who say the truth is a lot less. and story still to come for you but first there are up to three hundred thousand child sex slaves in the u.s. according to a recent human rights report and with that figure growing all the time washington is accused of a posse and failing to protect the young sex trafficking that is going to china has more in this. u.s. state department regularly puts out reports on how horrific human trafficking is in other countries but right under the government's very nose in washington dozens of girls and boys are sold. just walks away from capitol hill where on the street that's known as the heart for lobbyists and lawyers in washington that's why they like night this is where spores of prosecutors want to get picked up and killed when the average age thirteen are also being trafficked here to washington an

roving reporter laura is in the where the sun the celebration. and story come for you guests from alpha space r.t. goes to russia's most avian visited region to me because i would this is to say the truth is out there. and stories told congress first are up to three hundred thousand child sex slaves in the u.s. according to a recent human rights report and with that figure growing all the time washington is accused of hypocrisy and failing to protect the young victims of sex trafficking has more on this. the u.s. state department regularly puts out reports on how horrific human trafficking is in other countries but right under the government's very nose in washington dozens of girls and boys are saul. just walks away from capitol hill where on the street that's known as the heart for lobbyists and lawyers in washington that's by day and night this is where scores of prosecutors walk to get picked up and killed when the average age thirteen are also being trafficked here to washington and seoul the f.b.i. estimates that each year more than one hun

you can learn what issues he and top republican strategist karl rove agree on. >>> we're going to turn now to medical news. word tonight of a critical drug shortage. it's a medicine some cancer patients rely on to stay alive. but the drug now is in such short supply patients are being turned away. richard besser reports tonight from boston. >> reporter: imagine you have cancer and a powerful drug, the one you need to stay alive, is not available. that is the horror allison kern is facing today, battling leukemia. her doctors here at mass general said supplies of what they need to conquer her cancer had to be rationed. >> i want to live. i want these people with leukemia not to go through the pain and the suffering that i've been going through, and now the medicine's at arms length and i can't grab it. >> reporter: this drug, ara-c, or cytarabine, is the difference between life and death for patients with certain types of leukemia. but allison's doctor could only give her 1 1/2 grams of the drug, instead of the 34 grams he wanted to use. >> i find it incredibly frustrating. >> reporter:

gearing up to pull out all the stops to cover prince william and kate middleton's big day parties roving reporter laurie harkness has been in new york to see whether viewers are in the party mood. i used to think of the media's nonstop coverage of the royal wedding this week let's talk about that this country ran away from england because of of royalty and kings and queens just because they're born into a stupid family if the british wanted my can do it with the americans to be. fascinating. it's so ridiculous get a life already of murder eventually. brings a war of thoughts for reform source things like in. something like that. in my opinion really we don't need is it good for people to have gods away from serious things or is it just a distraction good because if you always think about the problems you have. in your life when you kill yourself do you care about the royal wedding yes i care. not probably because mr berlusconi our prime minister. takes it all the scene so so you have your own big media story. but is it good for our culture does it enrich just as a people i don't necessar

gearing up to pull out all the stops to cover of prince william and kate middleton's big day he's roving reporter laurie harvest has been in new york to see whether you are as are in the party mood. are you sick of the media's nonstop coverage of the royal wedding this week let's talk about bet this country ran away from england because of of royalty and claims in queens just because they're born into a stupid family if the british want to do it with the americans that they would be fascinated it's so ridiculous get a life already of merit eventually this brings up a false for reform source things like and something like that. in my opinion really we don't need is it good for people to have gods away from serious things or is it just a distraction. because if you always think about the problems you have. could have in your life then you can kill yourselves do you care about the royal wedding yes i care about you need the. news there is an author probably because we have a nice have been a scone me our prime minister that the way these are. takes all the seen so so you have your own big m

shows are gearing up to pull out all the stops to cover prince william and kate middleton's big day roving reporter laurie harvest has been in new york to see whether viewers are in the party mood. are you sick of the media's nonstop coverage of the royal wedding this week let's talk about that this country ran away from england because so of royalty and kings and queens just because they're born into a stupid family if the british want it right and do it with the americans to be. fascinating. it's so ridiculous that all right already america eventually does brings our thoughts for reform source things like in. something like the world in my opinion really we don't need is it good for people to have dogs away from serious things or is it just a distraction good because if you always think about the problems you are. all you could have in your life then you can kill yourselves do you care about the royal wedding yes i care about you need. not. because we have a nice have been a scone me our prime minister the way these a good. takes it all the seen so you have your own big media story. but

the benefit of the doubt all right gentlemen i have to jump in will run out of time let's give mr rove on the benefit of the doubt many thanks to my guests again washington london and in knoxville and thanks to our viewers for watching you see it our teeth so you next time and remember crosstalk rules.

gearing up to put out all the stops to cover prince william and kate middleton's big day parties a roving reporter laurie hofmeister has been in new york to see whether viewers there are in the american market. i think of the media nonstop coverage of the royal wedding this week let's talk about this country ran away from england be quite so of royalty and kings and queens it is just because they're born into a stupid family if the british wanted let them do it but the americans to be. fascinating. it's so ridiculous. thoughts for reform things like. something like that. in my opinion really. is this good for people to have thoughts away from serious things or is it just that just bad is it good. it was a cruel ruse think about the problems you have. in your life when you. do you care about the royal wedding yes they care that you need. not probably because we have a nice ability to scorn me our prime minister there the way these a good. takes it all the see so there you have your own big media story. but is it good for our culture does it enrich just as a people i don't necessarily think

gearing up to pull out all the stops to cover prince william and kate middleton's big day out he's a roving reporter laurie hofmann has been in new york to see whether if you was all in the marital. i just think of the media's nonstop coverage of the royal wedding this week let's talk about bet this country ran away from england because so of royalty and kings and queens it is just because they're born into a stupid family if the british want it and i can do it but the americans to be. fascinating. it's so ridiculous get a life already or eventually these. thoughts for reform such things like. something like that. in my opinion really we don't need is it good for people to have thoughts away from serious things or is that just a distraction good it is good because if you always think about the problems you have. in your life then you can. do you care about the royal wedding yes a care that you need. not. because we have a nice have been a scone me our prime minister. takes it all the see so so you have your own big media story yeah but is it good for our culture does it enrich just as a peo

are gearing up to pull out all the stops to cover prince william and kate middleton's big day our roving reporter laurie harvest has been in new york to see whether viewers are in the party mood. are you sick of the media's nonstop coverage of the royal wedding this week let's talk about bet this country ran away from england because of of royalty and kings and queens just because they're born into a stupid family if the british wanted let them do it with the americans to be fascinating. it's so ridiculous get a life already american eventually this brings a lot of thoughts for reform source things like in japan or something like that. in my opinion really really only then is it good for people to have thoughts away from serious things or is that just a distraction it is good because if you were the problems you have. or you could have in your life then you can kill yourself do you care about the royal wedding yes they care about you need the. news the ease and not the power because we have or have been to scorn me our prime minister better we these the moon takes it all the seen so so y

test showed no evidence of rove and he's a not only on the list of russia's most wanted terrorist but he's also on the list of most wanted terrorists in the united states he claimed responsibility for most kodama did the airport terrorist attack in the sierra and a number over the moscow and natural bombings that happened last year but still after a number of operations that took place here in of the north caucasus there is no clear information of where those who might have might be parties within a culture that feature stories just log on to our website article right now that's what they are going to have. a school examination with nothing to do with education pressure introduces drug tests for pupils people to catch them using drugs rather persuade them to stay away from. innovation in a rush and in the presence of health oriented inmates canal choose to serve their sentence in a smoking setting. i can also watch share your own videos and your stories with us here at r.t. just click on the upload your video section and i think you'll see some of your footage on. there are a few gift

of give him the benefit of doubt generally i'm going to jump in with run out of time with skewes mr rove on a problem of the benefit of the doubt many thanks to my guest today in washington london and in knoxville and thanks to our viewers for watching you see it r t so you next time and remember cross talk rules. he is p.t. . fifty two feet. to the.

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