there was -- sincere, how sincere are these politicians in these moments in their careers when they haveto concede to somebody whom they think is an absolute nonactor? >> they could have acted like gingrich and not said anybody. >> nobody can act like beginning riff. no way. >> you got the super-pack start bombings santorum, around the clock. >> what you have now are millions of dollars being spent by the republicans to destroy each other. i'm amazed romney still has a 48% national support. i think when you get into campaign and the nominee, it will be very different. >> let's look ahead as we did with santorum, and take a look at santorum vis-a-vis obama, 2012, whe electability factor is, okay? here we go. >> hypothetical november match- up poll now -- obama, 51%. santorum, 45%. in a presidential election, that's an obama landslide against santorum. >> good news for the republicans, john. look, if romney now is running even with obama after they've been butchering each other through debates, campaigns, all that, and he's even, there ought to be reagan at one time was 30 points behind ca

. >> translator: i instructed the defense ministers to conduct sincere discussions with the u.s. to maintain the deterrence but eliminate the burden on the people of okinawa. >> japan and the u.s. remain committed to reducing the impact of u.s. forces on the people of okinawa. still, the two countries also made it clear the united states will keep about 10,000 marines in okinawa to maintain det deterren deterrence. what's behind the agreement?

the most liberal members, progressive, liberal, and -- but what i appreciate about her is she is a sincere liberal. she understands in her feeling the government should be involved in more things than i think they should be involved in. but one area and i haven -- hasten to say this again and again and again, while i may

and so sincere as i can possibly be, i'd like to know from you a couple of things. first, is the united states prepared to take any people from camp liberty? does the fto designation that they still have affect that in in way? and i'd like to preface that question with one other situation. last time i was in iraq, i met with maliki, but we asked him if we could visit the folks in the camp. and he says absolutely not. but the one thing he told all of us, the reason they are in the camp because your country designates them as an fto organization and we treat them like a foreign terrorist organization. so he dumped it back on our designation as the reason he was treating them the way he was treating them. he apparently got so irritated with us for even asking the question we learned when we left his office that we had been evicted from the country. asked us to leave. of course, we did what we needed to do. it's a serious matter and so earlier you mentioned that the fto designation is tied to the camp and there being a paramilitary group. can you tell us where we are an

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. >> i sincerely hope the security council members will be united at this time, speak and act in coherent manner, reflecting the international community and reflecting the urgent and aspirations of the syrian people who have been yearning for freedom and dignity. >> on tuesday, the council began discussing a draft resolution that calls for syria to stop the crackdown and president bashar al-assad to step down. the united states and european nations aim to adopt the resolution at an early date, but some countries including russia prefer to promote dialogue between the syrian government and opposition groups. >>> fiscal deficits are on the minds of americans and others as well. ai, tell us about the situation in the u.s. >> the deficit continues to be extremely high. new u.s. budget report predicts the country will run a deficit over $1 trillion for the fourth year in a row. a report released by the congressional budget office said the deficit will likely amount to $1.79 trillion for the current fiscal year that runs through september. >> the pace of the recovery has been slow since the rec

upon this act, sincerely believed to be an act of justice, warranted by the constitution upon military necessity, i invoke the considerate judgment of mankind and the gracious favor of almighty god. >> inspired to portray the first reading of the proclamation to the congress, is the photographer he commissioned like this one, and these -- carpenter's final painting, however static, immortalizes an historic moment long before the age of the photo tumpbt, inspiring a best selling engraveme engravement. the picture portrays the president and mrs. lincoln. >> i must go? and take one more look at the picture. >> i have always regarded the original painting as very perfect. there after all, is the president's happy family. >> responding to the emancipation proclamation, americans now flock to the military to fight for their own freedom. but the war still rages and hundreds of thousands more die. overwhelmed by the crisicrisis, day and night, lincoln is hardly object when his wife travels, but invariably he misses her when she's away and at first quietly and then overtly, he urgings her to co

. >> one of the greatest lessons i learned from her was just to always be honest, and sincere.incere as a person, and honest in everything you do, it shines through in your dancing. >> reporter: it was the shine that caught the attention of leaders from the marinsesky ballet, when they saw her performing with her russian dance partner, a contract was offered. >> it's a pretty special place to be for ballet. that's where it all started. and just being over there, you really feel it. >> reporter: keenan will begin her dream ballet job in june. jane watrel, news4. >>> thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. it's such a tough... yeah. the spectrum is from lg. and the r2 unit is from... from naboo. naboo. yeah. the spectrum's got a 4.5" screen, fits nicely in your hand. r2-d2 needs a starfighter. starfighter ? that's like a million dollars in gas. yeah, it's pricey. it's got verizon's 4g lte for lightspeed downloads and a true hd screen to watch movies. i'm going to go with the... it's a good choice. ... phone. the lg spectrum powered by verizon 4g lte, for true hd mobile

both sides were sincere. zblt. >> the americans are believed to have urged north korea to take steps toward denuclearization. including suspending all uranium enrichment. north korea is believed to have asked for food aid including grain ahead of the celebrations in april to mark the birth of the country's founder kim il-song. the multilateral framework has been suspended for more than three years. south korea says it will raise the issue of china's repatriation of north korean defectors at the upcoming human rights council meeting in switzerland. chinese security authorities have reportedly detained dozens of defectors from the north. diplomats say refugees could be executed upon their return. they plan to raise the issue next week at a meeting of the u.n. human rights council. >> translator: we will step up diplomatic pressure on china, promote measures to attract international attention, and focus on the repatriation issue. south koreans staged rallies and have petitions calling on china not to send defect

to this end, our two sides should treat each other with sincerity and candor and enhanced dialogue and communication. we should respect each other and strengthen strategic mutual trust. we should keep pace with the times and expand practical cooperation. we should look ahead to the future and step up people-to- people exchanges. and we should intensify coordination and work together to meet challenges. >> [speaking in chinese] >> president obama, vice president biden and i devoted a greater part of our discussion on economic and trade issues. we shared the view that the economic, financial situation remains grim and ensuring growth and promoting employment are high on the domestic agenda of both countries. we must continue to make concerted efforts to tide over difficulties and accelerate the building of comprehensive and mutually beneficial economic partnership and maintain steady economic recovery and growth in both countries and to the world as a whole. we should tap our cooperation potential to create -- and to strive for greater balance in trade and investment between the two coun

. >> one of the greatest lessons i learned from her was just to always be honest, and sincere. sincere as a person, and honest in everything you do, it shines through in your dancing. >> reporter: it was the shine that caught the attention of leaders from the marinsesky ballet, when they saw her performing with her russian dance partner, a contract was offered. >> it's a pretty special place to be for ballet. that's where it all started. and just being over there, you really feel it. >> reporter: keenan will begin her dream ballet job in june. jane watrel, news4. >>> thank you for joining us. >>> thank you for joining us. we'll see you next time. [music playing] confidence. available in color. depend® for women is now peach. looks and fits like underwear. same great protection. depend®. good morning. great day. ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...in my arms... ♪ when i want you... ♪ ...and all your charms... ♪ whenever i want you, all i have to do is... ♪ ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam [ female announcer ] stream full sea

sincere anyway. happy anyway. the good she did, she knew could be forgotten, but she did good anyway. even when she gave the best she had, it sometimes was not enough, and she knew it, but she gave us her best anyway. she knew deep down that in the final analysis it was always between her and god. and it was never between her and the world anyway. [ applause ] today it is my prayer and that of our family that you will remember her with the love that she gave to everyone no matter what may be going on anyway. to my mother-in-law, yes, you did everything you could while the choice was always hers. remember this also that there are people that jesus could not heal because they did not want his help. so if god in a body could not do something, then you can feel confident that you are fine. to clive, you were the rock that held her together professionally. your wisdom of the music industry did not go unnoticed. she referred to you as her industry father. she had more respect for you in one hand than she h

sincere anyway.ity and happiness, some were jealous and envious, yet whitney tried to be happy anyway. the good she did, she knew could be forgotten, but she did good anyway. even when she gave the best she had, it sometimes was not enough and she knew it. but she gave us her best anyway. she knew deep down that in the final analysis, it was always between her and god and it was never between her and the world anyway. today it is my prayer, and that of our family that you will are remember her to the love she gave to everyone, no matter what may be going on anyway. to my mother-in-law, yes, you did everything you could. the choice was always hers. remember this also, that there are people that jesus could not heal because they did not want his help. so, if god in a body could not do something, then you can feel confident that you are fine. to clive, you were the rock that held her together professionally. your wisdom of the music industry did not go unnoticed. she referred to you as her industry fath

movies depict as the noblest virtues of the american character -- selfless courage, patriotism, sincerity and compassion. both know that movie entertainment informs our image of what leaders should be but at the very same time capably and handily distracts us from certain grim truths. so we've chosen this moment to talk with neal gabler, the historian of culture and film who expertly interprets how movies reflect our society and politics. here in new york, neal gabler is an indispensable saturday night guide to the movies on our flagship public station wnet/thirteen. >> welcome to "reel 13." i'm neal gabler. >> his books include biographies of walt disney and the powerful gossip columnist walter winchell, this one "an empire of their own: how the jews invented hollywood" and my favorite, "life the movie: how entertainment conquered reality." he's back in town after a semester as a fellow at harvard's kennedy school of government. welcome home, neal. >> thank you very much. >> when you say life's a movie what are you saying? >> what i'm saying is that life itself has become an entertainmen

sincerely yours, diane feinstein, united states senator -- dianne feinstein, united states senator."plause] >> i don't know what to say. i'm so overwhelmed. it really feels good to get some recognition from the politicians and top politicians. i'm glad that i lived to see this day. [applause] and i want to thank all who have made this day possible, including all the people at the library that put this event together. thank you very much. [applause] >> now, i would like to introduce the driving force behind this program, and award- winning, internationally known storyteller, recording artist, and educator. she is a truth teller and an artist for social change. she has made it her life's work to tell history through the words of its off forgotten witnesses. zero two one-women shows -- she wrote two one-women shows. she told the true story of the 1955-1956 montgomery bus boycott through the eyes of four women. please help me welcome her. >> i guess you are wondering why i'm standing here. [inaudible] my teachers have been teaching me a lot about standing up for what is right. it was a w

the syrian government fails to make any sincere effort to cooperate with us and unfortunately the only solution was to kill its own people. the fact of the matter is bloodshed continued to and the machine is still at work. violence spreads. this approach has become clear by foreign affairs in the press conference of january 24th. after the league of arab states plan, qualified as n international is asian, the syrian government rejection plan, and security based solution was a necessity imposed on the ground. the important question is what would be the solution for people being slaughtered? the syrian government in folks violence committed by armed groups. it would not be then they are defending themselves after months of torture. could any leadership continue against the will of its own people for reform? we must not forget that the crisis we are talking about started in absolutely peaceful demonstrations by an armed citizen calling for rights guaranteed by international covenant. these have been faced with live ammunition and heavy machine guns and flagrant violations of human rights.

i mean that sincerely. it is an occupational hazard i have encountered the past few years, taking on this role in "the big bang theory." this is not the first invitation to events for which i am ill suited. i once introduced nobel prize- winning physicist george smoot, because i play a character who is a physicist and a genius. i am neither. science class was the only class i ever failed. while i am not an absolute dunce, i learn the signs phrases i speak on the show. i memorize them the same way you learn english phonetically. it is a good trick. i often speak at comiccon, because i play a character obsessed with, and books. i don't know anything more about comics ben -- than "cathy" or "calvin and hobbes." i finally had to admit i had never seen an episode of "star trek." i am so sorry. i never know if my thumb is supposed to be in and -- in or out when i do the hand signal. i do not know what it means. i apologize to all of you. tonight, i have the privilege of speaking at the tech awards. regarding tech

>> they have a low estimation of us. >> sincere in their beliefs, the davidians are looking to god forl me, how is god telling you what to do? god says, pack a lunch -- >> we look to david for god to tell us. david was the median through which god spoke to us. >> so you listened to david, believing david was receiving his messages from god? >> correct. >> and david was initially telling -- >> if he didn't think god was talking to him, he wouldn't have been there. >> by the end of day two, negotiators have a breakthrough. koresh promises to lead his disciples out, if the feds put his bible lecture on the radio. nationwide. >> i, david koresh, agree upon the broadcasting of this tape to come out peacefully with all the people. >> clive doyle thinks life for him and his 18-year-old daughter shari, will soon return to normal. >> when they're talking about us coming out, i pack my lunch, tell my daughter, we're going to go out and sit on the grass while they search the building. i'm still thinking a search warrant, i don't know how long it will take, we might get hungry. we'll sit out there

the trial because even though it was recorded the day after the incident took place lopez seemed sincere distraught and nothing about this was distraught. they wanted to show the jury in the sheriff ross mirkarimi domestic violence trial and his attorney argued it was here say. >> now a jury in san francisco will watch those statements in that videotape and decide whether or not sheriff ross mirkarimi is guilty. >> now the case moves full speed ahead. they will start with the jury selection process in this case. they will also be hearing from sheriff ross mirkarimi's ex- girlfriend. yesterday they argued his ex- girlfriend should being brought in and the judge will decide whether or not she can testify against sheriff ross mirkarimi. >>> the trial of a former rutgers university student is accused of using a webcam spying on his gay roommate. he had footage of he and his roommate and another student initially charged in the case testified he banned to make the web stream seem like an accident, he is tried with intimidation. >>> in arizona voting it will begin ten minutes from now in the t

i sincerely hope that the year of the dragon and the lantern festival will bring fortune for the greatncisco. these days are the best days of the chinese council general. we are busy attending all kinds of celebrations at the local asian and chinese communities. in all these parties, the topic of china-u.s. relations is the most talked-about topic. everybody was happy to see that last year progress has been made in china-u.s. relationship. we saw a frequent exchange of high-level visits. the president of china, mr. hu jintao, visited america. the and the vice president of this country, mr. biden, visited china in august. this was a very important visit. there is another next week. we saw last year a record growth of our people to people exchange. according to that temporary statistic, in the first nine months of last year, 1.0 7 million chinese tourists visited this country, the biggest increase of 27.7%. more than 2 million american people visited china, which means on average, every day, more than 9000 people are crossing the pacific. nowadays, about 160,000 chinese students are stud

i offer my sincere apologies. as i have this morning in phone calls to a number of the senior afghans here in kabul. i offered my sincere apologies to the president, to the government, but most importantly, to the noble people of afghanistan. >> that may be the general saying that, but we also have the white house as well. the spokesperson saying, we apologize to the afghan people and disapprove of such conduct. by the way, take a look at this picture, because it isn't the first time that afghans have taken to the streets in protest for misuse of the koran. this florida pastor burned the koran last year, and that triggered deadly protests right across afghanistan and all around the world, in fact. violence erupted in several afghan cities, including an attack on a u.n. compound that killed 12 people. cnn's nick paton walsh joining us now for more on today's protests. and i've got to say, nick, when i saw those pictures, i thought, day don't look good. but i'm just sort of curious if they're in check, if it's under

. >> sincerely, it was one of the most rewarding experiences i had done, so thank you for that. >> is that the statement or the question? >> the statement. >> he is so much more a fan of mine and yours. if anybody has any questions about deli, i am here for you. sliced meat? i am here for you. hitler, bin laden, and this kid. i hate him. >> you're right about that head comment. >> and you are standing pretty far away. [laughter] >> in transitioning from writing your short for humor to yearlong for narrative, what was the biggest challenge? >> being brave enough to try it. i was in my 40 pause before i even tried to write a novel. i said i did not know how to do it. if you read a lot, and you can figure out what you're supposed to do -- the hard part is -- the difference is, in the novel, the long form, you need some sort of plot. when i wrote a humor column, i never a word about any structure. there was no point. it was pretty clear. you read them. >> thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> now we have another question. >> i do not have a statement. >> actually, that was a statemen

. >> i offer my sincere apologies. as i have this morning in phone calls to a number of the senior afghans here in kabul, i offered my sincere apologies to the president, to the government, and to the people, the noble people of afghanistan. >> i suppose the obvious question having heard the general there is whether you've now changed your view about president obama's apology. because clearly he was taking his lead from the generals on the ground. and you've always said if you were president, you would do exactly that. >> well, you don't know that he's taking his lead from the general or the general took his lead from the president. i have a very different view of this. first of all, i haven't heard any afghan apologize for an afghan killing to american soldiers and wounding four others. i haven't heard the president ask for an apology from karsai for the killing of two american soldiers and wounding of four others by an afghan soldier. a soldier who was probably paid by the united states, trained by the united states,

i offer my sincere apologies for any offense this may have caused.y apologies to the president of afghanistan. my apologies to the government of afghanistan and my apologies to the noble people of afghanistan. >> many people are asking how could this have happened. >> here is what u.s. officials tell us about what happened. and that is that the guards at a detention facility at the air base had gathered up a number of korans and other religious material. there are reports that some of the prisoners in that facility were actually using the korans to pass messages. those are unconfirmed. for whatever reason, they were gathered up and as we heard general allen claim, they were inadvertently turned over to some troops and taking to an incineration facility to disposal. some local afghans discovered that the korans were being buried and that word was passed along to commanders who stopped it and some of the civilians had taken them outside the base and taken message they were burned and that's why we saw those demonstrations. apparently, it was totally un

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