know president i know it was a spending problem reagan is spent a billion a trillion dollars on star war was not a sign of that a c. that is a totally made up number he did not spend a trillion dollars and still he certainly is damaging to any that eight years and twenty dollars on the national defense he spent a trillion to make not only numbers out of two trillion dollars that something is when he came into office our debt was less than and that was the right have to pony it all and the liberal democrats in congress on social spending to to get the defense spending we were on the soviet union every every budget that has been submitted by any president in the last forty years has come within two percent congress has ended up until obama did alosi in rio now even now has gone away that we haven't seen as we're spending twenty four percent of the anybody right now do they really collide and so we're reagan really had reagan was proposing those but we're spending twenty five percent of g.d.p. we're only collecting eighty percent we're not anywhere near two percent right now yeah right. col

i'm seated which is a rehash of the whacked out newspaper you just quoted a trillion dollars on star wars and that was totally wrong totally bogus kyoto you made up you got to get the top hedge fund managers on wall street making two billion dollars a year and then paint fifteen percent maximum income tax fine it's their money this is it it's their money it is a are big they did not earn anything what do you think of value according to one of these guys to do other than creating collateralized debt obligations that went from zero when it was legalized by phil graham's lobbying yogas wife wendy on behalf can lay with enron up until nine hundred trillion dollars worth of c.e.o.'s just in they have zero holders that have the trauma that's the worth the only film business a person gets paid is the person writing the check you have personalities it's no because there is they have no you will have a compensation which will have a great longing envy is the only one of the seven deadly sins that doesn't give the perpetrator a moment's pleasure stop being envious stop as he has nothing to do is a

starting next year you'll be able to watch all six star wars movies, converted to 3d.nouncing the rerelease of his legendary franchise in theaters. they'll be shown in order beginning with episode 1, the phantom menace. >> you're funny looking. >> oh, yeah? >> you're funny looking, too. >> that's a funny looking dress. >> you've got a funny looking face. >> so there. yes, we're the only bay area station to take you behind the scenes of this week's box office winner rango. the animated film brought in $38 million in its opening weekend. it stars johnny depp as the voice of a wide west chameleon turned sheriff. the special effects studio founded by george lucas located in r. we were going to see it this weekend. it is on my list of thing to see. >> baseball continues. we have a giants game on nbc in a few days. >> it's coming up. pretty exciting. and buster posey given a new contract today. all very standard stuff. no long term deal yet. we'll explain why even the rookie of the year cannot cash in until spending more time in the majors. plus, you have to be wide awake wh

himself an amazing all time of the duel worse than south of the firing a seven on the par sixty five star warsincluding eight birdies including this in the seventeenth that's where a group of three players are tied for second including don chara nick watney in this one donald seeking a second street world golf championship title after winning the masters championship last month to char meanwhile producing one of the best shots of the davis cup for birdie. in cricket the quest for number four meanwhile continues first really as the three time defending world cup winners did know moved into the last eight a spirited effort by opponents kenya in the group a match up but the aussie still managed to kneel down on a sixty run when a stream on inching three hundred twenty six in the space of these fifty fish it's in stores on the phone a little more than rob hayden and captain ricky ponting juicing just eighty six runs not a great effort but they did it for a six year kenya lost three early wickets tanmay mishra as valiant seventy two kept them in the hunt for champions caution in the end as they hel

star wars was out. lord of the rings was very popular. and so i told my beautiful husband the idea i had for this epic series called elfquest that had hundreds of characters and a long, soap opera-ish plotline that's still going strong after 24 years, and he gravitated to it right away, and so we began to just sort of publish it by the seat of our pants. prior to that, what had been going on was something called the underground comics movement. these were comic books published in black and white with fabulous artists like robert crumb, and the work in these comics was purely adult-oriented and extremely, um-- oh, um, iconoclastic, and so apart from being a regular comics code fan, my husband and i were also fans of these very outspoken, very, very liberal-in-their-thinking comics, and it never occurred to us that it wouldn't be okay to publish a comic book ourselves. so we did, and-- did you finance it yourself? yes, we financed it ourselves, and-- you got guts. we were very lucky. you got guts. thank you. our first run sold out right awa

european basketball championships for the first time since nine hundred thirty nine hundred three star wars had a fine career with the san antonio spurs in the n.b.a. says it will be a great honor. for lithuania is a country where basketball is the number one sport we managed to sell fifty thousand tickets in just two hours and there are none left it's a great all up for us to hold this event and we were trying to put on a great show but a lot depends on how the lithuanian team plays. promoting the event which gets underway in six months time isn't the only reason suborn is in moscow deals are paid a visit to the local basketball academy a former center was complementary about the facilities and explained why a country like a few a year which only has a population of three million is able to compete at the highest level. if you have a russian has exactly the same facilities that you would find in lithuania the difference is in popularity i believe in counts which has a population of three hundred thousand and there are six possible schools there are around one thousand five hundred boys abl

that is preventative for the star wars plan of taking on too much radiation. for the-thyroid gland of taking on too much renovation. >> similar indicators to be installed. but it would cost $150 million. officials have to decide weather this system of the worth the cost and how the public a betrayed to respond. at 6:00 p.m. call a 22nd warning could save lives. coming up, a 22nd warning. could save lives, is 6:00 p.m., a in depth report on the warning system and by 15 seconds or a 22nd warning to the impact it would have. 20 seconds. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $2

that's not "star wars." i don't go, "hey, guys, you've got to come to my place this friday.ostumes because we're watching 'hotel rwanda.'" you don't do that. [ laughter ] [ audience groans ] hey, guys, thanks so much! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: dan st. germain right here, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back. great job, my man. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you made it happen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] picking tights isn't always easy. ♪ picking a free detergent is. switch to tide free & gentle in the white and blue bottle. no other free detergent is milder on skin. and unlike the leading free detergent, it removes more residue from dirt, food, and stains. so nothing spoils this tights enthusiast's enthusiasm. tide free & gentle. style is an option. clean is not. also look for tide stain release free. recently tested automatic dishwashing detergents. they rated finish quantum number one, beating the competition ! try finish quantum for amazing clean and shine. satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to isl

that's not "star wars." i don't go, "hey, guys, you've got to come to my place this friday.e we're watching 'hotel rwanda.'" you don't do that. [ laughter ] [ audience groans ] hey, guys, thanks so much! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: dan st. germain right here, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back. great job, my man. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you made it happen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ cafafornia should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do.

"star wars"like technology seems like over kill, consider that the real enemy is malaria. >> they areo get rid of it completely. >>reporter: richard is the director of global health science at uc sf and involved in the worldwide war on malari malaria. he knows malaria is still taking a staggering toll. >> it kills 1 million people every year. most of those are children and most of them live in after characterization current strategy using pesticide and specialize bed net control malaria in many areas but still present in at least 99 countries. >> fechbl inventor admit the laser system wouldn't be a complete solution, currently working to make it cheaper and easier to deploy in the third world. ultimately hoping to partner with a company to mass produce the technology for use worldwide. taking the make believe violence at the gameing world to the a real world enem enemy. >> health science reporter carolyn johnson with the story. the company says version of the mosquito fence could be mass proud and sold for as also as 50 dollars. relatively inexpensive solution to very serious problem.

love and war and stars he grabbed the meaning of it all as a whole.ned to share what he knew. though that lived on and might have learned moved to a future where his still voice would not be heard. thank you. [applause] >> hello. i'm going to read a scene from draining the sea coming out in march. it takes place in guatemala during the 80's. this is a scene from the polytechnic the tick cal school where they would take the disappeared. emanuel for the americas. we are inside the basement of the polytechnic and i'm admiring the bone is thattedose that your heal bone makes in the sunlight in the palms of my hand in my mind. when you come to my bed your hands and breath is sweet and we can love like this for hours. i can find christ in your body. this too must be constructed and killed bike on television with pain and blood that's beautiful like a red refer. you made me into a woman and i surend erred into it a man-made into a woman and returned. but you don't want to my bed this is the metal cloth you are chained to in the polytechnic. and i do we do it

ultimately, i heard it described as the bar in "star wars," where all these characters come together. from the civilian side of it, the nonmilitary, the political arm of the rebels, seems to be a positive group from what we've seen so far. and the fact that we're engaging them is a good thing. if we're engaged with them, the likelihood of a positive outcome, in terms of who they are and what they want, is a lot higher. >> let's go to the brewing debate over the u.s. deficit and the possible government shutdown. you have a piece in "the wall street journal" saying you're not going to vote to extend the debt limit without serious budget reforms. even before we get to that, there is a possibility that the government is going to shut down next friday if another spending bill isn't passed. i want to show you, two of the former party chairman have weighed in on this. michael steele, a republican said he personally sees nothing wrong with the government shutdown. howard dean said i think it would be the best thing in the world to have a shutdown. >> my view is we should avoid a government sh

by the term the soviet union entered the second world war stars personnel cult was at an all time high men and women all across the country were willing to lay down their lives for only believing that bravery and ultimately victory would guarantee them stalin's approval. there was twenty three when he returned home from the battlefields having survived dozens of attacks partisan missions and months in captivity he was proud to be coming back alive proud to have accomplished what comrade stalin had asked of him. i remember being marched through a small last winter the local women were all standing on the street throwing things that are spitting and shouting stalin's bandits that's what they called the court isms and i remember feeling them a sort of prime because being all leaders bend it somehow close to him and we all wanted that i had that feeling for a long time until i set things straight. a nine hundred forty eight live near there was accused of being a traitor and sentenced to twenty five years in a labor camp the charge was simple he survived captivity which to stan's mind meant

he saw all of the star war movies. it's well known that his new honda read with the young jedi license plates. you bravely sacrifed his life to try to help others on 9/11. after the tragedy, some people tried to smear his character. solely because of his islamic faith. someeople spread false rumors and speculated that he was in league with the attackers because he was a muslim. but it was only when his remains were identify ied that these li were exposed. muhammedhamdani was a young american whoave his life for other americans. his life should not be identified as just a member of an ethic group or just a member of a religion, but as an american who gave everything for his fellow americans. i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman for his testimony. >> mr. chairman? >> gentle lady from texas. >> being moved by the statement of mr. ellison, i am wondering whether or not you would waive the rules of this committee to allow all members to have opening statements? >> i will not. >> i ink, mr. chairman, i would like to finish

he saw all of the star war movies. it's well known that his new honda read with the young jedi license plates. you bravely sacrificed his life to try to help others on 9/11. after the tragedy, some people tried to smear his character. solely because of his islamic faith. some people spread false rumors and speculated that he was in league with the attackers because he was a muslim. but it was only when his remains were identify ied that these li were exposed. muhammed hamdani was a young american who gave his life for other americans. his life should not be identified as just a member of an ethic group or just a member of a religion, but as an american who gave everything for his fellow americans. i yield back. >> i thank the gentleman for his testimony. >> mr. chairman? >> gentle lady from texas. >> being moved by the statement of mr. ellison, i am wondering whether or not you would waive the rules of this committee to allow all members to have opening statements? >> i will not. >> i think, mr. chairman, i would like

war ii. it has three stars representing the battle stars earned by the battleship for okinawa, north africa and jima. why can americans be proud of this ship? >> the symbology that's clearly part of this ship. there's something that was so tragic and so horrible, and we've transformed that now, and it's part of the global force for good. >> reporter: what is the motto of this ship? >> the motto is "strength forged through sacrifice." never forget. >> reporter: throughout history, every great accomplishment begins with just an idea. scott koen provides us with a perfect example of that. >> it's kind of funny because i started out with freedom plaza, and i ended up with the "uss new york." you know, sometimes you don't end up where you started out going for. sometimes you don't get your goal. but sometimes another door opens up along the way that's even greater. >> if you don't set your goals high, you'll never know how high you can get. if you put them high enough, even if you never get to them, you'll probably get further than you ever thought you could. >> reporter: from the captain's chair on

staying with the war because an all star much took place in chechnya on tuesday evening as some former brazilian players beat a star studded team grozny six for the score at the time stadium chechen leader ramzan kadyrov persuaded some of this is former well we used to play by the twenty thousand people turned out to watch seven overstrain joy guest striking first through better as head. and then passing showed some nifty footwork minutes later to make it to no not the most competitive of games which also featured legends mario it was played in good spirits the next new manager who let's take a look at the side along with russia has turned star let's not say as if they're off the captain got on the scoresheet. although brazil run at six or winners event marking guys like they're off to provide football in the region russian premier league season starting this week and. it was a very disappointing school but what can we do the game is again there are other winners and while this is a game we wanted to win but last week the brazilians have shown once again the strongest team in the world

. >>> the coast guard honored a man who was a war hero and navel star, he also helped break down racial barriers. >> reporter: he was awarded the silver life saving medal. his sister attended the gym. his amazing story began decades ago when he was a athlean. at 17 he broke his neck playing football but he recovered and joined the coast guard during world war ii. >> he served the south pacific, he was saved and saveicide several other people's lives. >> he stopped on flames to save the life of a ship mate and saved another life two years later by jumping into icy waters. according to officials african american were not awarded life saving medals in that time in history. but that was corrected with today's ceremony. he worked for the coast guard and played professional football. the first black everything, including the first black player for the new york giants and the first black man inducted into the profootball hall of fame. >>> a vigil to remember the lives lost in the san bruno pipeline explosion. a live report suhead. >>> at 6:00, facebook opens up about privacy, the tool you can

credit to president reagan because he was unflinching even when some described a defense shield as star wars, as some fictional, ridiculous thing that we might try to do, on the other end president reagan could see as clearly that the truth was, to have a doctrine called mutually assured destruction, properly called m.a.d., was truly mad. you're going to have two countries racing to make nuclear weapons and the only defense is that you both agreed you'll never put up a defense so if one country launches its nukes at the other then the other will certainly launch theirs and both will be mutually assured that they will both be destroyed and that's their defense. president reagan saw that as no defense. it was not a proper defense. and he did -- though some called him a nitwit, ignorant, i can identify, i'm accused of those things on blogs every day. maybe i am but i know history. and the history and the truth is that by his moving forward with a way to actually defend the people of the united states with a defense shield that would stop incoming nuclear weapons, then the russians had no choice

popularity it holds and if you want any i'm very good where the basketball star has become popular lithuania before the second world war and is increase in popularity ever since we are a small country and we always want to win to put our country on the map and the fact we are quite good at basketball also helps. children at this academy will have posed as a boundary kid in jane's on their bedroom walls it's nice for them to have a look at someone is the younger generation may not know who to meet a twenty one centimeter center actually is. our they'll be in for a nice surprise when they find out he was one of the soviet union's greatest it of possible plays. always possible plays one even born when all the someone says mr prime helping the soviet union to win gold was stolen base in ninety ninety eight but if they can go on to have even half a career out of this film a great have a very in for a fantastic possible career future richard i'm told they don't see moscow. as late as for this hour coming up is the weather than the news headlines stay with us. hungry for the full story we've got it from. the biggest issues ge

star. he returned to new jersey, married charlotte, a nurse, and went to law school at rutgers. bud rarely mentioned his war-time heroics as he became a civic leader, church leader, prominent lawyer, and father to three daughters. but on the 40th anniversary of d-day, sergeant lomell and the rangers were famously celebrated by president reagan. >> these are the boys of pointe du hoc. >> reporter: while bud lomell often went back to that haunting cemetery on the beachhead where so many of his buddies are buried, it was never easy. >> to walk up to one of my ranger graves, gets me to the point where i -- i'll go sit in the bus. >> reporter: when asked about the war, bud invariably would say "i don't talk about that, but let me tell you about charlotte and my daughters." "that's what i am most proud of" he would say. they in turn felt the same about him. war hero, father, citizen. >> tom brokaw on one of the greats of the greatest generation. >>> a little history was made on the harvard campus today while a decision from the vietnam era was reversed. rotc is now back on the harvard campus for the first time si

after the war miroslav toehold the x. information. the star of the serbian republic founded a publishing house in belgrade. he published the novel by his former workmates and friends moreover the publication fetched a small profit. all day really every book published by us is in this show except for books written by carriage of the jury this means they are sold out of this approach is very good and. each day dr javits took the number seventy three bus to the fertility clinic for work. he found work very convenient it took him from thirty to fifty minutes to get there. like many times before on july eighteenth two thousand and eight boarded a number seventy three bus outside his home. and it seemed just like any other trip to work. with of on top of a two sturdily built young men had approached him in the bus and were standing side by side with him some time later another two men got on the boards they said to him you must get off and follow us order before they took him out of the bus or bundled him into a car from camp over his eyes and drove

popularity it holds and look you going here because it is but the basketball star has become popular in lithuania before the second world war and is increase in popularity ever since we are a small country and we always want to win to put our country on the map and the fact we are quite good at basketball also helps people have authority of children at this academy will have posters of under the kirilenko le bron james on their bedroom walls it's nice for them to have a look at some born in this younger generation may not know who to meet so twenty one centimeters center and she is however they'll be in for a nice surprise when they find out he was one. somebody you use grades and a basketball player is. always possible plays one even bornemann all to someone who says miss prime help me most of it unions when gold was sold in bits and once ninety eight but if they can go on to have even half a career of its former great have a very in for a fantastic possible career future all three don't see. and that wraps up this war for this hour i'll see you soon the world weather could be updated in just a take then rory is here with

the popularity it holds look you ania whether it is by the basketball star has become popular in lithuania before the second world war and it is increase in popularity ever since we are a small country and we always want to win to put our country on the map and the fact we are quite good at basketball also helps a lot of majority of children of this academy will have posters of angry kirilenko le bron james on their bedroom walls it's nice for them to have a look at someone is the younger generation may not know who to meet a twenty one centimeter center and she is however they'll be in for a nice surprise when they find out he was one of the some. greatest possible plays . over possible plays one even born when all the someone says in its prime helping to somebody unions win gold the stolen base and once ninety eight but if they can go on to have even half a career out of his former great have a very in for a fantastic possible career in the future all three don't see moscow. is your sports wrap for no weather is next so you soon. all. wealthy british style. is not on. market finance come to. find out what's really

. >>> jane russell who began as a world war ii pinup girl and became a major star in hollywood has diedshe was the vamp whose first movie shocked censors in 1943. she went on to be paired up with marilyn monroe in gentlemen prefer blonds. her bad girl career even included a 3d musical in 1954. >> that was a charming introduction, but it doesn't move me. and i want to go. boys? ♪ >> jane russell died monday at her home in california. she was 89. california. she was 89. female announcer ] a, winter skin can be too. discover relief from dry, uncomfortable skin with skin relief moisturizing lotion. only aveeno has an active naturals triple oat and shea butter formula that soothes, nourishes and restores moisture. women saw improvement in all five symptoms of winter skin in just one day. beauty you can see and feel. that's being comfortable in your own skin. aveeno skin relief. and now get dermatologist recommended relief from severely dry skin with eczema therapy. new from aveeno. discover the power of active naturals no pills, no pain. how can you get pain relief without taking pills aroun

support circus and star nearly a year ago now to start a war because there are it is very ironic because around two thousand and three. be established for approaching what washington relations with bahrain he had meetings with u.s. officials including secretary of state clinton who expressed very warm regards for . basically perceiving it because what's going on now was planned many months in advance and military like america undertakes it is not just out there it isn't in the we are two weeks in advance this is playing months in advance of the spirit to pick out the root troop deployments and there's the massaging of public opinion in america appearing in the us public for a mirror. so the two to go it war illegally this is neat a gracious against another country but even american people going to be can this humanitarian intervention. from the european strategic intelligence and security center says it's of paramount importance of arab countries to take part in resolving the conflict we have to focus on the one thing the operation. didn't posting misaka defeat the question of what will

star used a u.s. naval base in rain that's the headquarters of the u.s. navy's fifth fleet and thousands of sorties cheering the gulf war were flown from bahrain over to iraq and it could be an important base in any military intervention that is could take place in libya inside the kremlin is cooling the a living political. corp's but not withstanding russia feels that the international community should concentrate on sanctions in order to punish the un has imposed trade restrictions an arms embargo and has also frozen foreign assets all of which is intended to store the regime of cash that might be intended to hire foreign mercenaries to support russia is also against this no fly zone that's being proposed by cameron and others and also the international community together with russia supports a u.n. security council unanimously she referred libya and more specifically the international criminal court for an investigation into. this of human rights during this time of crimes against humanity that may have taken place in libya whilst seeming to turn the army on his own people the argument being that of course could be a

war ii has died. actress jane russell became a star after her sensational debut in the movie "the outlaw."was this publicity shot from the movie that showed russell in a low-cut blouse that attracted all the attention. she went on to star in nearly 20 other films in the '40s and '50s. jane russell was 89 years old. u >> a true beauty. >>> well, time for some of last night's hoops action. one game was real close. the other, not so much. details, now, from espn news. >> good morning. i'm don bell with your espn news update. and we start with the big east. a great game in south bend. notre dame, taking on villanova. there's ben hansbrough. senior day for senior day for the irish. first half we go. hansbrough, the nba-style three. he had 30 points. his brother, tyler, he's in the nba. he loves it. notre dame, up 29-15. how about tim abromaitis? he had 9 threes, 30 points. notre dame up 31. just over 4:30 to play. hansbrough again. his dad was emotional. and why not? notre dame wins big-time, 93-72. >>> the association. deron williams making his home debut for the nets. pick it up in the second

just in time for the war of 1812's bicentennial and the anniversary at the national anthem, the star-spangled banner history will be on display at a new 17,000 square foot center in fort mchenry. expected to draw over 600,000 visitors a year, the new space is more than three times the size of its predecessor. >>> one veteran sailor is looking to take her adventures to the next level in peru and launched her solo voyage to tahiti yesterday where she'll rely on an oversized kite to power her boat. while she's already conquered a sailing trip from the u.s. to france, the use of a kite is sure to bring unique challenges over the 4,000 mile trek which is expected to take two months. >>> at one soccer match in brazil, fans weren't the only thing flooding the stadium. torrential rains flooded the actual stadium and delayed the game. no problem for fans who took advantage of the weather. and swam in the rain-soaked bleachers. some fans stripped down to their skivvies to dive in freestyle through the waters which you would imagine would be pretty gross. imagine a stadium floor with the popcorn and cru

sources close to the star say she may have borrowed it. verbal waror charlie sheen and makers of his former show "2 and a half men" has escalated into a full blown lawsuit. sheen is suing warner brothers and the executive producer for $100 million. he says the money he needs to recoup his salary and payment for the cast and crew. sheen says he was fired not for his medical hospitalizations, but after he criticized lorre. lorre's attorney is firing back, calling sheen's lawsuit completely unfounded. >> lawrence scott is here. march madness, san jose state. two fratz phrases. adrian oliver, and spartans getting on a roll in las vegas at their conference tournament. trying to vanquish the vandal tuesday. cal isn't a deep team. they're feisty, trying not to get the early boot from the pac 10 tournament in l.a. tomorrow we have the giants here on nbc bay area. starting at 6:00 p.m. with a spring training telecast, they face the padres to day taking on the reds. get the latest from airs coming up. >> good evening, i'm chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. fai

iraq in the ninety ninth is at the ends of the gulf war of ninety nine he war on the united states and britain and so on a star pushed a no fly zone the net result was that hundreds of thousands of iraqis were killed the infrastructure of the country was probably see nets results of a no fly zone was not to prevent the cause the humanitarian crisis and it doesn't take a great leap of imagination to see that sort of situation unfolding in libya population across the region has made pretty clear in my opinion that although it wants to change regimes it doesn't want foreign intervention you don't need to but the green politics to work that out for them to understand what's being said of course america and britain back in. radio host stephen linemen things washington's intention is clear. the libyan people i must say are a lot more savvy than americans are because they know what you wish in addition minas lino what humanitarian means when america says we need to do this for you it is nothing to do with humanitarian aid nothing to do with democracy nothing to do with hoping that people used to call and exploited to

comment came during as a first major speech since as tribes on the star had to confront suspicions that washington has taken sides in a civil war that something russia says is not sanctioned by the u.n. resolution he's got to check out as the details. here is what we heard from president obama is that the u.s. involvement in libya will be limited that the goal is to protect civilians and that the u.s. is happy that nato is taking command of all libyan operations take a listen this transfer from the united states to nato will take place on wednesday going forward the lead in forcing the no fly zone and protecting civilians on the ground will transition to our allies and partners and i am fully confident that our coalition will keep the pressure on gadhafi as remaining forces in that effort the united states will play a supporting role it may seem that the u.s. is taking its hands arms rather off leader but many experts say in reality this formal transition does not make the u.s. any less involved in fact a pentagon official said friday that even as other nations begin taking a larger role in the international air assault mission

get a tear in my eye when i go to a football game and hear the star-spangled banner when the state department talks about losing the info war and getting media dominance again in the world they're talking about the select group of offshore globalist that the last fifty years have used the united states as an engine of their own private corporate war against sovereign countries and taking over the planet this is all admit it and so what's happened is some called us television and print media the washington post the new york times have lied about w m d's that didn't exist have lied about terror threats to the former head of homeland security governor ridge wrote a book last year admitting they would issue fake terror alerts for political gain and so the american people realize that our media doesn't speak for us and is being used basically to propagandize not just us but the world and so it's not just people in other countries that aren't buying into quote us media it's the american people and the globalist are out of bullets and i just last year when they were demonizing rand paul in his senate run politico called me and the

space rice really with the cold war technology up that examines a rebirth in science and engineering that's reaching for the stars. hello and welcome to technology update april twelfth two thousand and eleven marks the fiftieth anniversary of an incredible achievement to put soviet science and innovation not just on top of the world but beyond this world altogether. it was that day in one nine hundred sixty one that saw the unprecedented launch of manned into orbit soviet kuzma not due to go out and making history aboard of us talk spacecraft going in became a hero and the whole world caught space fever but behind the scenes the technology that made man flight possible had been a top priority for over a decade with both peaceful and military objectives siggy could go along with talented specialists like but he told masterminded the soviet rocket program that emerged after the second world war as with their rivals in the us this soviets first developed rockets based on the german v. two that it was known as the r one first tested in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight soviet engineers work simultaneously on ori

person first for the record you're a decorated war veteran the korean war purple heart i believe was the soul restore the bronze star around with valor sixty years ago yeah but the point is you know of what you speak i just wanted to establish that on the table tell us about this legislation you're proposing well it serves two purposes one it gives people an opportunity to say that they had served and everyone doesn't have to do the same thing to serve in the military and that's why serve their nation to serve their nation no matter what but it also provides a pool of americans if they get caught that they would have to serve in the military and even though there is little chance of this plan say i want people is thought to think that just the clearing that you go into would just saying that you're invading iraq would just go into a country they are consequences that does the whole the effect the congress in the middle income of wealthy people of this country we're talking about people like me who volunteer and you volunteer because you find that the military is the best economic deal that you can cut hardly anybody

star up has been raging. up to 1 million people of fled the ivory coast's main city, but there is fear of civil war. european union leaders approved many actions to prevent further crises in the eurozone, but have suspended further actions until later in the year. the deal may come too late for portugal. the yield on the country's bonds have risen, reflecting market fears that they may be unable to pay their debt. canada's minority government has been toppled after losing a no- confidence motion in parliament. this will triple the country's fourth election, and the prime minister will be unable to attend the royal wedding in london next month. billing to the polls in -- going to the polls in germany this sunday. it has been governed for six years by the christian democrats. that may change. the green party rise may mean that the greens might get enough votes to form a coalition. as our correspondent reports from the heartland, the nuclear crisis in japan has transformed the election. >> these are angela merkel's people. she is campaigning hard. this is the state in southwest germany that her christi

objective oversight capacity by training psychological weapons of war against them this is a very very serious serious charge this is a three star general responsible for the training of afghan troops placing this order for the psyops division to to to intervene in this way it's outrageous so we need a full investigation not only in this instance but the four range of instances in which this could have happened how widespread was it who gave the order who was affected and who's responsible. just ahead tonight we look at space exploration and how it could help prevent earthquakes stay with us as our team talks to alan smith from the my space science lab in london coming right up for. this year we're celebrating fifty years since daryn became the first man in space and you are presenting a new project a joint project between russia and the united kingdom could you tell us briefly about twenty project for those who don't know what it is the project would involve as it has a name implies two spacecraft which will which will be. about four hundred kilometers apart and they will be. on board which will study the eye on a sphere from a

star. now whether we like it or not the united states is now engaged in yet another war within a muslim country almost space of one decade now it has been cause called a just cause but the details of this do remain murky for example what is the american taxpayer going to end up paying for this conflict and what does victory in libya even look like and of course we as a country were quick to get in but can anyone over at the white house explain how important more importantly when we're going to get out well one u.s. congressman is calling this assault a grave and says that it actually lacks constitutional authority earlier i spoke with dennis kucinich a democrat representing the state of ohio and here's part of that conversation. you could look at a war as a swan or one step in a swamp you can suck down there is no limit intervention one hundred tomahawk missile that's not limited one hundred twenty four sites hit not limited to eighty two thousand pound bombs according to one general to be or have been dropped not limited and this is a massive intervention already in the name of a no fly zone w

now a stage for prestigious world class war after some ambitious rebuilding the capital grozny is hosting a friendly football match between brazilian soccer stars and a team formed by the republic's head are some barneys in the stadium where the game will start in just a few hours there's an air of excitement of course in the chechen capital today excitement about a football match due to take place on this pitch later today and that football matches between chechnya and brazil yes brazil details about the arrival of the brazilian team made today are being kept very quiet it's not quite known which players it will include but it's expected it will include players that helped brazil win the two thousand and two world cup and they're expected to play against a team here in chechnya composed of old soviet football stars russian football stars and corruption by the region's president ramzan kadyrov himself he gave a press conference last night in which he talked about the excitement both of himself and of the city about this upcoming much. it's a real holiday for all our friends who've been waiting for this event for such a long time it's an excitin

early this week russia's republic of chechnya has did all star not widely seen as a major step forward for the region and its leader present in that war veteran the right for a charity game against a team captained by text me that our. rules how for that arena for military conflict is leaving its body half behind in favor of sports. it must rank as one of the more curious fixtures in football history at a press conference late the night before church's leader ramzan kadyrov spoke of his excitement at the arrival of the opposition it's a real holiday for all our fans who have been waiting for this event for such a long time it's an exciting day and i know that many of those who left the republic years ago coming back to enjoy the match but many reporters there doubted a team of brazilian veterans who would really come to play in chechnya the next day he was greeted at the airport by a sea shepherd bar a style clear off places shouting supporters. walking into the scope like seen in t. looking a little bit mused the chechens however were starting. i can't believe this is happening we couldn't even dream of an event like this happening b

star. and then of course the bank and. over. and destruction and chaos. it was a stunning assault. one man with a car could wage war on the united states ironically with an american truck. there is one man who knows a lot about lebanese car bombs. mahmoud. a top expert who defused dozens of bombs. christian car bombs palestinian car bombs muslim car bombs. and the long drawn out. and then i was the only expert who was dismantling. became too good at stopping. and then his adversaries decided to target him. especially for me. it was activated. and as soon as i touch the bomb. blew it up. on february fourteenth two thousand and five the former lebanese prime minister. presidential cavalcade was destroyed. t.v. camera captured the vehicle this white truck. in the traffic. the bomb went off. really was one of the world's richest man. his mercedes was armored to the hilt. the best protection level there is. truly a route is the haul of the modern car. and were developed on the streets. of baghdad the. safest place. to get into the war we saw. dozens of. crossing the border into syria. and it was only a matter of time be