a hill and we haven't been a shining city on a hill in this presidency. it is hard to say, i read the wall street journal every day. it is my bottle . we seem to have encouraged a greatible . we seem to have encouraged a great. we seem to have encouraged a great deal of libertarian or liberal behavior in the chinese and it is hard to say what they will be faced with. arthur schlesinger used to say history was immensely interesting subject and every now and then i sit back and watch history take place in the world and i am informed by it. what is going to happen to russia and what is going to happen to china? i can say but i can say and we all say that america better remain strong in the years ahead. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> the founder and editor in chief of the "the american spectator" leaders and r. emmett tyrrell, jr.. visit spectator.org. >> some books being released this coming leak. international government needs to work together to create a fair global market in the unfair trade. how the broken financial system d

on a hill, and we haven't been a shining city on a hill in this presidency. it's hard to say how -- i read the wall street journal every day. it's my bible, and we seem to have encouraged a great deal of libertarian or liberal behavior in the chinese, and it's hard to say what they're going to be faced with. history -- arthur schlessinger used to say, was immensely interesting subject, and every now and then i sit back and i watch history take place in the world, and i'm informed by it, and what is going to happen to russia and what is going to happen to china, i can't say, but i can say, and we would all say, that america better remain strong in the years ahead. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> here's a look at some books being published this week. representative job lewis explains how his experiences as a leader in the civil right movement can be used as inspiration in our society. in "the art of intelligence, lessons for life in the cia's clandestine service" a formercry cia agent talks about the importance of the war on terror.

you know, more but americans should be a shining city on a hill. maybe the "wall street journal" everyday. it is my bible. we seem to encourage a great deal of liberal behavior in the chinese and it is hard to say what they are faced with. arthur schlesinger used to say and immensely interesting subjects my watch history take place and i a.m. and form to buy it. what happened to russia and china rican say america better remains strong in the years ahead. they get very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> we have a lot of discussions in the movie you have a process that is 10 weeks long distilled into two hours brought of necessity the timeline is rearrange but it is the true story of what happened. of the vetting we got to the end of the process and senator mccain determined to he wanted to pick realized we could not win within eight listed. it was a difficult set of circumstances outspent by $200 million. president bush approval rating in the thirties and obama was speaking to hundreds of thousands in europe and a fervor for his candidacy

the defense of marriage act is going to be one of those important steps in that journey to the shining city. >> zach, what do you want people to know just on a personal level about who you are and what your family is about? >> i think there are a lot of misconceptions about what it means to have lesbian parents in this country. i think there are a lot of folks who might think it's radically different from having a mom and a dad, and to be honest the biggest difference i have been able to see between my life and my male friends who have straight parents is compared to them, i'll really good at putting the seat down. if this is the big gay scourge we have to be worried about, i think as a country we're probably going to be okay. >> that was really funny, zach. >> thank you very much. >> do you think that we need to use more humor to get -- to further this discussion? it seems like people are very either one way or the other and kind of angry and serious about it all. >> you know, it's a passionate issue to be sure and i think humor is a good way of defusing some of that and helping us all ste

for a host city, it's a competition much bigger than sailing. it can simply shine it's taking place. so i offer this friendly piece of warning. be prepared because two weeks ago, the america's cup teams were racing in names, italy -- napeles, italy, where i believe something like 500,000 spectators turned out during the course of that week. remember, that was only a week of activities. so you got a sense of that in the earlier video that we saw and even the rain didn't deter the fans. i know from what jimmy spittle said, him and his crew had difficulty in just making their way to the regatta village through the crowds.

>> at which point do we choose that america has to be that shining city on the hill versus we will kowtowyone who has influence? there's a time to project. that's important -- megyn: is this that time? the economy is really hurting. is in the time? >> sure, no the, there's no doubt most americans are concerned about the economy, but this is a lot bigger than one activist in china. human rights has been a major concern for the united states, and i think the best way for america to address it is to continue to increase its global standing in the world which it has done under obama's leadership -- [inaudible conversations] >> what exactly is global standing when you've got a fact that america is the last best hope on the markets, our economies are bound together, so it's not such an easy market -- megyn: quickly, mark. >> look, we can reluctantly engage in this relationship with china and ask them to reluctantly engage with us because of our economy and our financial strength. but isn't it better to have the pride and prestige of these countries and the people living within these countries -

here's his farewell address where he talked about the shining city on the hill: >> my friends, we did it. we weren't just marking time. we made a difference. we made the city stronger, we made the city freer. and we left it in good hands. all in all, not bad. not bad at all. and so, goodbye, god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. megyn: it worked because it was true. >> it was absolutely true. but the key word there is "we". you don't hear the word "i" with ronald reagan, it was always we, us, we're working together, the united states and america. my sister maureen and i, i talked about this at the library the other day when i was up there on sunday, i said you know, our dad, him running for president would be like your son getting his eagle badge. that's how dad looked at it. it was like his eagle scout badge and he honored that so much that we the american people, we have so much inside of us, that we can handle anything. megyn: michael reagan, thank you very much. we'll be right back with breaking news out of iran. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm

for a host city, it's a competition much bigger than sailing. it can simply shine it's taking place. so i offer this friendly piece of warning. be prepared because two weeks ago, the america's cup teams were racing in names, italy -- napeles, italy, where i believe something like 500,000 spectators turned out during the course of that week. remember, that was only a week of activities. so you got a sense of that in the earlier video that we saw and even the rain didn't deter the fans. i know from what jimmy spittle said, him and his crew had difficulty in just making their way to the regatta village through the crowds. combine this with the enthusiasm or combine that enthusiasm with the natural stadium that san francisco offers, then the america's cup i think we can all perhaps start to see will be simply sensational. they have raced all over the world and i can tell you that san francisco was at the front of the cue when the natural attributes were handed out. to me, the bay area is the perfect sailing stadium. you have strong winds. you have an open relatively de

we will take you live to the skycam ra network and the city is shining bright tonight. much fog back behind the golden gate bridge. a mainly clear start across the bay area. not only that, but thursday the wind is not going anywhere. also numbers will be going down and may vember weather into friday. november weather happening in may. here's the storm track with the dip to the south. that will allow it to push in here across the west coast. if has a lot of cold air and temperatures go below average and the possibility of showers. namely as we head into friday's forecast. do we think it may ignite an isolated thunderstorm? we will begin with the first possible raindrops for the peninsula and the south bay. it's not a major storm and not expecting heavy rain, but hit and miss showers that will linger about 4:00 on friday. it will start to dry out into sunday and looks like a dry day for us. a lot of you have been concerned about the wind because it's a nay noticing, but your allergies. by saturday evening into sunday, that's when we will get reand the winds will calm down

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romney offering a courses of action that this country needs to get back on its feet and be the shining city on the hill. that it needs to be. host: we were the only network that covered it in its entirety. guest: i appreciate that, steve. and i have to tell you, a lot of persons, we talked about some of those issues then and c-span is -- i know you've given gary johnson, former new mexico governor an opportunity to be on "washington journal" and you are certainly ecumenical in trying to achieve fairness across the board for the candidates and i thank you. host: we'll look for other ways to showcase the third parties, their message to viewers. by the way, one of our viewers following up on danny's point about the commission of presidential debates, a third party is a must. take the money out. crony capitalism pure and simple. bill is on the phone from florida, our line for democrats. good morning, welcome to the conversation, bill. caller: good morning, steve. i'm here in florida on the beautiful indian river and i'd like the gentleman's opinion on possibly a review of the constitutionality

downtown we are fog free as the city lights are shining bright. the giants were commemorating international original day at the park. everybody out in orange. it ties into the golden gate bridge's 75th anniversary coming up this month as players will be you know adorning this special patch on their uniforms as we continue throughout this series. let's bring you back to our weather headlines and what you'll find for tomorrow morning is mainly the fog at the coastline. not expect too long much inland. friday, sunshine staying with us with plenty of '80s coming back. the seven-day forecast has too many swings coming our way as this area of high pressure moves in saturday and sunday, it's going to stay parked out here for the next three days. the weekend will be comfortable. a lot more enjoyable than we had throughout the week with all the fog. temperatures in the 80s. a little bit warmer. we'll turn it up slightly here as we head into sunday. this is going to play with the allergy forecast. while it has been quite a bit bet they are past week, it's g

. >> reporter: we went to city hall to shine the light on ouija gate.upervisor saying he used a ouija board to contact assassinated gay supervisor harvey milk to see if milk approved of the navy naming a ship after him. >> i should have bracketed my quote saying i'm just joking. >> reporter: other supervisors on the board were going on and on about how they consulted with anyone whoever knew milk, to find out if he would a approved of the harvey milk. >> i just played with that. >> i think he was kidding. >> reporter: the chronicle city hall reporter wrote this story and couldn't believe it went viral. not only as a joke, but as another only in san francisco wacky story. >> we decided to do something unique in my office, so we got out the ouija board. >> reporter: those of us who covered harvey milk know he loved political theater. the ouija board says he would have liked this story. rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new details tonight from san francisco police about a beating last weekend that has left a 31-year-old man fighting for his life. p

shines. >>pam: ed lee is talking about his city's push to bring the golden state warriors back to san franciscoand. he has signed a letter to welcome the team. charles clifford spoke with the mayor today. >>charles: if you did not know already the golden state warriors used to be called the san francisco warriors. they played at the civic auditorium. now, mayor ed lee wants them back. in a letter to the warriors the mayor has offered this a possible location. >> many of us talk about welcoming the warriors that col. we want to do that and also suggest that this is a great place to have a franchise and possibly enjoy one of the greatest locations >> there is a lot of enthusiastic confidence gone on. >>gary: a heisman trophy favorite, a few words from matt coming up later in the broadcast. great. so, you're all set up. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to leave. have you been living here? can i have dinner at michael's house? they're having meatballs. don't be back too late. you know it gets dark when

. >> reporter: we went to city hall to shine the light on ouija gate.ying he used a ouija board to contact assassinated gay supervisor harvey milk to see if milk approved of the navy naming a ship after him. >> i should have bracketed my quote saying i'm just joking. >> reporter: other supervisors on the board were going on and on about how they consulted with anyone whoever knew milk, to find out if he would a approved of the harvey milk. >> i just played with that. >> i think he was kidding. >> reporter: the chronicle city hall reporter wrote this story and couldn't believe it went viral. not only as a joke, but as another only in san francisco wacky story. >> we decided to do something unique in my office, so we got out the ouija board. >> reporter: those of us who covered harvey milk know he loved political theater. the ouija board says he would have liked this story. rita williams, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new details tonight from san francisco police about a beating last weekend that has left a 31-year-old man fighting for his life. police say th

the shining light and a standard i am hopeful that more city government can help replicate. >> the job creation by the tech industry in san francisco is staggering. we're doing what tech typically does. we're analyzing all of our employment data before we start our initiatives. we asked our member companies how many people are you going to hire this year? i was thinking the answer would be 2000 or 3000 and i was going to go to beed lee and read about that. it is 8000 new jobs and counting. it is staggering. >> your not counting the companies that do not exist yet. -- you are not counting the companies that do not exist yet. >> that is the beauty of it. >> we have one minute. one minute on the hot seat. i have been reading all this great spot -- stuff habout how this would be a modern

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now, myanmar has a future, a shining, perhaps even golden future for its young people from cities like yangon, to the world heritage nominated temples of the bagan plains. >> more democracy, of course, can also mean change of power. let's help the generals do not shy away from that. few people live their dreams, but this week we meet one of them. selahattin sash is a former fisherman, who loves going out to sea. today he gives us his take on globalization. >> my name is selahattin sas. i'm 55 years old and i live in the district of karatas, turkey. i'm actually a fisherman. but 9 years ago, we opened this fish restaurant. we earn about 3,000 lira a month. that's about 1200 euros. it's a good thing that countries are growing closer together. i'd like to see more of that. here in turkey, there's more and more competition for jobs, for work, everyone is trying to come out on top. if we could all treat each other as brothers, that would be better for everyone. that more than 70 million people here in turkey are still living together in peace. fish, of course. legumes, and salad. that's wha

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layer in a mob beating investigation in norfolk and a national tv show is once again shining a negative spotlight on the city. >> now, fox news, bill o'reilly is getting involved andy fox reports norfolk leaders are livid by what they call irresponsible journalism. >> nicole they are lived. the o'reilly factor spent sunday in norfolk. he spoke with a few people. he confronted the virginia pilot editor and then he left town, the producer did. yesterday bill o'reilly put a show on the air that norfolk officials claim is grossly unfair. >> and new tonight at 11:00, bill o'reilly was at t again tonight. tonight on his show he again focused on whether race plays into the story. >> bill: sure, bill o'reilly is at it again. singling out poor norfolk, virginia for unfair scrutiny. yeah. so, instead of joining us and getting justice for the crime victims and instead of crying to figure out why a mob of young black americans would attack two innocent people for no reason at all, instead of doing that, the tv station says bill o'reilly is at it again. yeah, i am. i would like to see justice and definition in the case.

. >> reporter: and dozens of cyclists are pedaling through the city of richmond tonight shining the spotlightbicycle safety. i'm jodi hernandez. i'll have a live report coming up. >>> and i'm janelle wang. an abrupt end in the john edwards' corruption trial. his fate soon in the hand of a jury. and president obama awards a medal of honor 42 years in the making. >>> share the road safely. the latest just last night in santa clara and in the east bay city of dublin. tonight what's being called the right of silence in memory of those killed. jodi hernandez joins us live in richmond with are more. jodi? >> reporter: jessica, dozens of psych columni cyclists should be arriving back here at city hall at any moment. they want to bring ait tensitte the number of cyclists getting hurt and even killed. >> and that's what this ride of silence is all about, to remember those that have been injured or have died as a result of bicycle accidents. >> reporter: richmond mayor gail mclaughlin led a quiet vigil before she and dozens of cyclists took off on a ride of silence in honor of people hit by cars while

layer in a mob beating investigation in norfolk and a national tv show is once again shining a negative spotlight on the city. >> now, fox news, bill o'reilly is getting involved andy fox reports norfolk leaders are livid by what they call irresponsible journalism. >> nicole they are lived. the o'reilly factor spent sunday in norfolk. he spoke with a few people. he confronted the virginia pilot editor and then he left town, the producer did. yesterday bill o'reilly put a show on the air that norfolk officials claim is grossly unfair. >> and new tonight at 11:00, bill o'reilly was at t again tonight. tonight on his show he again focused on whether race plays into the story. >> bill: sure, bill o'reilly is at it again. singling out poor norfolk, virginia for unfair scrutiny. yeah. so, instead of joining us and getting justice for the crime victims and instead of crying to figure out why a mob of young black americans would attack two innocent people for no reason at all, instead of doing that, the tv station says bill o'reilly is at it again. yeah, i am. i would like to see justice and definition in the case.

and the crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea o beautiful for patriots a dream that season be on that the years thine alabaster cities gleam undimmed by human tears america america god shed his grace on thee and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea and crown thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much. my name is mark buell, the dow had the pleasure of serving as president of the recreation park division. -- and i had the distinct pleasure of serving as president of the creation of the recreation and park division. we would like to welcome you here to a very special and appropriate event. as someone said to me, this looks like the beginning of summer today. just perfect. and we will hear from her letter, but we honor a woman today for 25 years in congress. and what could be more appropriate and to name a major artery in one of our most beautiful assets, where you can reach the aids memorial grove, you can reach the academy of sciences, you can reach the japanese tea garden. all of these things reflect the passion and the wisdom that nancy pelosi has broug

the sun is shining brightly as we take a live look at the harper and baltimore city harbor just off toyour right there. there's still a slight breeze in the air. we have complete first warning weather coverage. marty is enjoying this beautiful weather in the out back. tim williams is in the first warning weather center. >> good afternoon. we're look looking at a nice day shaping up. marty and i were just talking, the difference in today and yesterday, it's breezy today, yesterday it was windy. in this instance the difference is 10 miles an hour. right now 67. our normal high is 72. 52 out in oakland, bwi marshall, take a look at those winds around 13 miles an hour. add 10 and that's where we were yesterday. how does that play into a mother's day weekend that we've been expecting to be nice? more on those details let's send it out to marty bass. >> reporter: it's a very simple forecast as we move through the weekend. we get a bit of a warming trend here over the next 17, 18 hours. big dome of high pressure is going to kick in. this day will be in the low 70s. let's take a look at temper

city and angry are angry about a whole incident -- people in this city are angry about the whole incident did detect a lot of the shine off of -- it took a lot of the shine off of colombia. >> the coverage was unfair. these things are attractive for a certain type of press. people felt insulted. in particular because of the way some of the coverage present it reality that are not different from other places. >> were you afraid that the old stereotype of drugs and violence was being replaced by a stereotype of colombian prostitution? >> since i was an ambassador the first time to today, 20 years. we have been fighting stereotypes. this is another one we will be able to overcome. the reality is so strong. our country has turned peaceful. 1 million-plus visitors a year. huge opportunity for investors and for american companies and american products. that reality is really what matters. we hope that is going to stand. >> did colombia ask the united states for a letter of apology? >> not really, because it is not the fault of the u.s. it is the fall of some individuals who made a mistake. >> a couple more questions on that

cities. we get a lot of shine. highs are coming in later this time of year. between about 4:00 and 5:00. want to keep that in mine. i want to point out san francisco, reason for the clearing not just high pressure coming in early. bringing shine in. we have winds picking up and will con to pick up as we head throughout the day today. that will mix up our atmosphere and keep dense, cold fog from settling to the surface. as a result your temperatures are going to climb from the upper 40s and 50s into the 60s and 70s by noon today. rounding out the day in the mid 80s. upper 80s in fairfield today. central valley. and southern california getting downright toasty. when it comes to winds you will get the gustiest conditions right by the water. i want to point this out on this graphic. just to show you. we are not going to see winds quite as strong inland today or east shore. we are expecting bayside. that means we could see high waves pick up. you want to keep that in mind. futurecast actually individually displays that this morning. you can see here breezy conditions. for places likant yok an

it's another way for the city to try to remove more of our rights. >> reporter: here at this shoe shine shop, ground zero for many protests you can see a cracked window. the owner said it was from a protest in february. he supports the proposed ban on protest item that would carry a thousand dollar fine and six months in jail. >> i don't think it's fair for them to carry sticks and stuff because they get out of hand. >> reporter: the proposal could go to the full city council in two weeks and could be law perhaps by july. occupy protesters say if it does become law they will find other ways to get the message across. reporting live. rob roth. >> the alameda da has dropped robbery and hate crime charges against three occupy protesters. they were accused of surrounding a woman who criticized their demonstration insulting her perceived sexuality and taking her wallet. one of them pleaded guilty in a separate case. he was ordered to stay away from the plaza as part of his probation. >>> a business located in the middle of the occupy protest is now closed. we found this notice at the coffee

city could put on. >> raise the flag. >> hi! >> i'm here every year rain or shine. >> hey! >> we're at the rockville town center watching the memorial day parade go by. >> i've been coming here for about 50 years now. it gets better every year. >> so wonderful to see the different cultures. >> seeing the people, seeing all the people and everybody come out to celebrate to remind everybody why we're here. >> the drummers, oh, they're fast, man. >> we think the dancing is our favorite thing so far. >> we really like eating all the candy. we love this parade. >> i like all the red, white and blue no matter where it shows up. >> wave. >> my father was in the service and i have a lot of family members in the service. >> we have a lot of family in the armed forces, some overseas now and some home. so it's a time when we think about them. >> reminds me of giving back to the people that gave for us. >> it's so wonderful to spend part of your day here remembering those who have given so much for the country. >> you can't thank them enough. you can't do enough for them. >> vienna, vi

shines. chrysomelid family is morning after their son was hit and killed by a drunk driver in ocean city.s mourning. diogo facchini was drunk and speeding and did not stop. witnesses helped to track him down. friends are remembering mid- april as a bright, vibrant young man. >> he had a huge smile, always smiling. >> i will always remember his laughter. everybody called him smiles. >> he was not drunk when he crossed the road. police are laying the blame on the suspect. he is facing a host of charges. >> a wreath laying ceremony this morning at arlington national sir cemetery to honor john f. kennedy. this would have been his 95th birthday today. it will conduct a ceremony at the kennedy grave site. the ceremony will be this morning. >> deliberations resume in the john edwards style after a holiday weekend break. speculation is growing that the jurors may be deadlocked. they are reviewing 17 days of testimony and 500 trial exhibits. they must determine if edwards knew about secret payments he received and whether he knew that he was violating federal law by allowing them. for the first ti

a city that set up on a hill cannot be hid so let your light so shine before men. that they will see your good works, america, glorify our creator who gave us the rights that we have, and as i travel around this country, sometimes shaking unfriendly hands, sometimes finding myself in perilous places, it would be good to know that there are people right here in colorado who are wishing me well and praying for us, and so i have just one more question for you. are there any patriots in this room here today? is there anyone here who will stand up for american values? is there anyone here who will stand up for the republic, stand up for god and country, then americans stand up! stand up! stand up! god bless you. god bless america. [ applause ] >> i'm the class of 2012 lpr, also the chairman of the arapaho party tea party. arapaho county serve as city names aurora, a large black population. look around this room and with the exception of you, i don't see any black people. i don't have any black people -- >> i spotted a couple over there. we're good at doing that. >> i'd