not so obvious, though, with ken starr.famous scene in the map room after the deposition where they do extend--they can't speak to each other, but they do shake hands, wondering what in the world they're doing, but they do it. so it's not clear that the animosity ran deep with ken starr, as it did with his other prosecutors, and we never know exactly where he stands. - yes, well, let me say a thing first about the "clinton hater" concept. you had people like hickman ewing jr., who ran the operation in arkansas for much of the time. i spent a lot of time with hickman. he's a fine prosecutor, a fine man, as is jackie bennett, who ran a lot of that operation. part of this, you have to understand, bob, was that as whitewater moves along, and as these other investigations move along, they come to believe that bill and hillary clinton are stonewalling them. so you do have to recognize a piece of this puzzle is that the whitehouse was taking an aggressive posture against them from the start--not just the president and mrs. clinton

. >> i'm a big bart starr fan so i'm going with the packers. >> mike: a bart starr fan. >> frances: i'm with the steelers and i say that with absolutely no authority. >> alan: when you slip that ring on, it gives you an incredible sense of modesty. >> mike: once your a world champ, you're that for life and i was lucky enough to sit on the bench when the 49ers won. >> alan: with shu and

but starr with menlo park. rainfall a third of an inch of rain an hour. sunnyvale we at three- quarters of an inch of rain an hour. a very heavy rain right now. san carlo about 1/3 of an inch but the heavy stuff will head toward that area right down there. it's moving up to the north, northwest which is really weird because normally we see staff move the opposite direction. five 05 p.m. moving to san mateo, 5:21 p.m. moving into oakland and a 5:30 p.m. moving into daly city. the movement of this storm it had pushed for yesterday, pushed down pass san jose and we felt we were down with debt. no, it's backtracking into the bay area now. these have your cells that are making it south are going to continue of towards san francisco before the move out of the bay area. the cold we were talking though, temperatures are in the '40's but when you factor in the winds it feels like it's in the 30's right now in san francisco it feels like 37 degrees. feels like 39 in oakland, 38 in concord. and yet feels that 35 of fairfield. will this evening in the cold weather wi

let me but i am not my ciro is one of two plastic toys taking place on wednesday barbara starr drill a drum plus a bird and three points off the lead in the french league to take on english premier league leaders manchester united. and moving to the english top flight top and will also shortly be in action this tuesday night and could go third in the premier league with victory at struggling blackpool harry redknapp said the meat of the match was a famous one in the champions league treat the seven time route to try next one meanwhile the home side have managed only one win so far this year had slumped sixteen collecting just for points in the available twenty seven the last time blackpool would be talking reading feels wrote three four one went in september nineteenth fifty six. in tennis both russia's top men make are usually and nicholai have been left out of the davis cup squad for their opener in sweden next week and the two also enjoyed mixed fortunes at the start of the dubai championships for the other three that would at least part less than one spaniard to be a lopez while

any black person i think that that case was very important it is sensually you know destroyed matt starr and his attempts to create really a unified group that would have undoubtedly spread you know if i would submit among the rest of us that kind of put the southern poverty law center on the map it made the place very well known and it took me a poor time ten twelve million they said the press always used to ask me what did you do i said well you know i wrote him a check what do you think. the intelligence report became in one thousand nine hundred one there seemed to be a resurgence of the klan at that time this is sort of the era of david duke and there was a lot of concern among law enforcement s.p.l. see decide to put out a small newsletter that was really aimed specifically at police officers it's kind of keep them up on what's called what klan groups were active and so on and that is ultimately what grew into you know what now is a big serious seventy plus page maxine it's all about monitoring these groups of publishing high quality investigative information a measure of how effec

dollars the man also the murder of the mafia kingpin nicknamed han in the southern russian city of starr report may also lead to corrupt policemen local officials it is all part. why their government pledged to tackle organized crime and corruption. with everything in order yes it is in half a year's time it's possible if you change the heads of the law enforcement agencies and make the courts work and restore the system of district organized crime units and there's the hope that the brutality of the gangs and corruption of some officials can be overcome and russia if journalists and crime experts a listen to. our chief cross and our region. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe at least three people of the billboard and sixty injured when gunman dead made explosives and stormed a bank in eastern afghanistan along the victims civilian soldiers and policeman the president's office said three suicide bombers were involved in the raid the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack saying they were targeting security forces. police in germany had to fire tear

dollars the man also the murder of the mafia kingpin nicknamed han in the southern russian city of starr report may also lead to corrupt policemen and local officials at. it's all part of a wider government pledged to tackle organized crime and corruption. is a possible to put everything in order yes it is in half a year's time it's possible if you change the heads of the law enforcement agencies make the courts work and restore the system of district organized crime units and there is the old good the brutality of the gangs and corruption of some officials can be overcome and russia it journalists and crime experts a listen to. just a lot skeet are crossing the region with news and briefing at least three people have been killed and more than sixty injured when gun death and even some stormed a bank in eastern afghanistan among the victims were civilians soldiers and policemen the president's office said the three suicide bombers were involved in that raid the taliban state sponsored military taxing a target of security forces. as united nations the us has vetoed a draft resolution whic

. >> ringo starr. >> yeah!swers the enduring question -- why did the tourist cross the road? to get a picture. jeffrey kofman, abc news, on abbey road in london. >> love those beatles. have a great night, everyone. great to have you with us. see you tomorrow. w >>> hundreds of new jobs on the way to the bay area. how the peninsula is becoming a popular corridor for good, green employment. >> and your next trip to dmv could be more expensive. and it could be a raise in car tax. >> who is working at google? the minority hiring complaints facing some of the most-prominent businesses. >> good evening, another business in solar technology is move together bay area. >> sun edison develops solar power plants and is moving from maryland to the peninsula. wrong piece of tape there. we'll keep moving on, not far from oracle's headquarters. >>> hey, dan. well while sun edison is saying there are things they need to hammer out, the city of belmont, officials here say it's practically a done deal with jobs coming to this ar

dollars a month also the murder of the mafia kingpin nicknamed han in the southern russian city of starr report may also lead to corrupt policemen and local officials at. why did government pledge to tackle organized crime and corruption. is a pain should be to get everything in order yes it is in a few years time it's possible if you change the heads of the law enforcement agencies make the courts work and restore the system district organized crime units and there is little good the brutality of the gangs and corruption of some officials can be overcome and russia journalists and crime experts listen to. the region. well look now at some other stories dominating world headlines that the united nations he wants has vetoed a draft resolution which would have condemned the israeli building of settlements as illegal while fourteen other members of the security council approve the motion which insisted israel stops construction in the west bank and east jerusalem is seen as another blow to the mideast peace process with the palestinians now saying they'll reassess their role in the talks th

dollars a month also the murder of the mafia kingpin nicknamed han in the southern russian city of starr report may also lead to corrupt policemen and local officials it is all part. the wider government pledged to tackle organized crime and corruption. is it possible to put everything in order yes it is in half a year's time it's possible if you change the heads of the law enforcement agencies make the courts work and restore the system of district organized crime units and there is the hope that the brutality of the gangs and corruption of some officials can be overcome and russia if journalists and crime experts a listen to. just a lot ski are to cross in the region. live from moscow here with our to you still ahead for you a name that loved and worth buying millions of children around the world harry potter of course and this is harry potter brave in israel find out why and whether fans are flocking to this particular final resting place that's coming up. now while the dramatic uprising in egypt was unfolding the u.s. mainstream media gave it wall to wall coverage but once president

but starr had severe abdominal pains, he had a hernia front laughing too hard. they say heat partied too hard for several hours. he is reportedly in rehab. stay with us, but kron4 news is at 630 is coming up. >> now, at 6:30 p.m.. tonight's big stories in one big block of days. workers, more stories, write our top story. but what here in said is a panoply of the day care center is in jail with the alleged molestations of five girls under age 10. 25 year- old keith with his of san jose is charged with 14 counts of lewd acts of a child. he was a substitute a year at the child development center. he was under contract for the school district. police are no contacting parents in the district because they believe that there are more victims out there. in san is say. >> egypt uprise state and sections of cairo are on fire tonight. that is after opposing protest groups. at least three people have been killed. more than 600 others have been injured. the protests escalated after a pro government group rode into anti-government on camelback. they're considering what to do

i mean, look, there were so many documents destroyed in whitewater, starr's lucky if he got half of the documents involved there. and needless to say monica lewinsky was, i think, a serious transgression. so i think it was a different kind of breach of the law with clinton, and i think it was a very serious breach of the law. >> host: florida, go ahead, carol. >> caller: hello? >> host: please, go ahead. >> caller: can you hear me now? >> host: we're listening. >> caller: okay. i wanted to say, to comment on what mr. tyrrell had to say about "the wall street journal" at the beginning of your program. because i just discovered "the wall street journal" for this kind of information about books. and that's what i like to do is read. i find that you get a wide variety of different types of books from their reviews. >> host: and, carol, what are you currently reading? >> guest: well, i just picked up a book that i've read for a long time -- a long time ago. it's by an english woman called molly hughes, and it's about her life growing up at the end of the 19th century in london, and i just fi

>>> ken starr was known as the financial adviser to the stars with clients like uma thurman, wesley snipesin scorsese until he pleaded guilty to orchestrating a $30 million ponzi scheme. he gets sentenced this week. >>> and the oscars have been handed out. we'll see which winning movies get a big post award bounce at the box office. i'm tyler mathison. get all your business news on cnbc. >>> or you can get all your business and tech news before the bell weekdays on "today in the bay" very early, 4:30 in the morning. jo crowds are starting to get ready for the annual red carpet walk of hollywood stars that is, of course, oscar night. the show will feature its youngest host ever, 28-year-old anne hathaway and james franco. he's come a long way since being a student at palo alto high school. this morning we take a look back at franco as a struggling actor. in 1996, the year he graduated, franco met freelance photographer mark stubner at a los angeles modeling agency. he didn't have money to pay for the photos but the job was done for free because he saw something special. >> back then he was

brenda starr from the comic book but the idea, i knew there was a chicago tribune and the chicago sunthe chicago daily news, all kinds of great newspapers. my parents were avid newspaper readers. seeing the bylines in the newspaper there and that people were covering things about murders and fighters and politics, i just, i just decided that i had to do that. >> host: you go and tell your parents that this is what you have decided, you want a career as a journalist. what did they say? >> guest: silly girl. [laughter] silly little girl. you can't be a journalist. women don't do that. and certainly black women don't do that. you need to go become a teacher. so you can take care of yourself. you can always get a teaching job. we don't want to spend tuition, which is a struggle to get my tuition together for me. and it was like, you need to be a teacher or a nurse or a social worker. that is just about all the things young women in the early 60's would aspire to. i was just, no, i don't want to do that. i really want to do this. there were a lot of fights in my household and a lot of slam

they think of ken starr or lawrence walsh depending on your political perspective. but it was a pretty ambitious idea in terms of trying to diminish, regulate and contain executive branch corruption. in the aftermath of watergate, this was a very serious level, very serious problem. and that's a grand expectation about what government could achieve. so i'm not sure carter, i mean, i see the image of carter and it's the malaise speech that people point to where he's, basically, lecturing americans on their need to deal with it and to understand the limits of, of what they're going to have. but that said, there's a lot in carter that didn't diminished at all. very bold. and i think sometimes it caused him political problems. it was too much for many democrats. this was not what they wanted to try to focus on. >> dr. zelizer, pardon me, as a veteran of the forums, let me congratulate you on a truly outstanding presentation today. could you talk a little bit about the supporting cast, what were the strengths and weaknesses of carter's cabinet, his relations with the cab

[laughter] and brenda starr from the comic books.knew there was a "chicago tribune" and a "chicago sun-times" and a chicago daily news, there were all kinds of great newspapers in chicago at the time. my parents were edited newspaper readers and so it seemed the bylines in the newspaper there and people were covering things about murder and of fighters and politics and i just decided that i had to do that. >> host: and you go and tell your parents that this is what you decided. you want a career as a journalist. what are they saying? >> guest: [laughter] silly girl. silly little girl. you can't be a journalist. women don't do that and certainly black women don't do that. you need to go become a teacher so you can take care of yourself. you can always get a teaching job, but we don't want to spend tuition, and was a struggle for them to get my tuition together for me, and it was like you need to be a teacher or a nurse or a social worker. that's just about all the things the young women in the early 60's would aspire to. and i was jus

but far, far, far more editorials criticized bill clinton than ken starr and his tactics. the paper broke the white water story. yeah, i'll finish up in a couple of minutes. the paper broke the white water story, it kept on clinton pretty hard. throughout his time in office. the paper more recently it broke the elliot spitzer story, there's a democrat they didn't go soft on. david paterson is another one. i can cite a lot more examples than that. also, on the subject of the war, it's a much more pungent criticism in my mind that "the times" like most american newspapers and news outlets published far more stories basically taking the administration's line through background quotes like the famous judy miller stories, but there were many, many more than it man critical of the administration's arguments for war against iraq. bill cites this too to his credit, a piece by michael massey. there are many, many criticisms to be made from the left of the "new york times". what does it all add up to? bill keller would say, i guess, and not without justification, if we are being att

i had a life that i had -- when i was a young girl, i wanted to be like brenda starr, and now she caneart out. i've had an amazing life as a journalist and as a human being. they're good people like the lawyers to press our case, the judge on the federal bench to a firm did and ordered our issues, and good people like robert f. kennedy who believe that the a lot is the glue that holds our civilization together. and that every day must be law day or our civilization will collapse. that is what he told us that day. on that day 50 years ago, robert f. kennedy also talked about the dearth of black faces in the federal government, especially in the justice department. how proud he would be today to see the man at the helm of this institution who was there by virtue of his ability, but who is also unashamedly black. and what there is no way i could define what rfk was saying about our society day, i would wage an educated guess that he would be unhappy about the schools that are resegregate it and failing are black and minority children, and the dour it's -- downward spiral that leads to th

starr going after these banks that have done all this to us and the lobbyists. we need to put treasury notes, just like what jfk was doing. host: paul ryan vows to target medicare and medicaid. this is an article from "the politico" this morning. "he criticized president obama for choosing not to address entitlements spending in this fiscal 2012 budget." that is from paul ryan. panel on cutting deficit his way for politicians is the headline of the article this morning in "the wall street journal." "the reduce the deficit commission led by mr bowls and mr. simpson made a splash last year." that is the beginning of his column this morning in "the wall street journal peer " he has written a sidebar article here. "more than 25 years ago, congress confronted what looked like big budget deficits and try to tie its hands with a balanced budget and emergency deficit control act of 1985." host: that was david wessel writing about the history of budget legislation in congress. north carolina, bdean, democrat. what do you think about what the house has been up to? caller:

that i've had the life that i have had, you know, when i was a young girl i wanted to be like brenda starruld eat her heart out because i have had an amazing life as a journalist and a human being. they were good people like our lawyers who pressed our case, good people like the judge on the federal bench and ordered our admission, and good people like robert f. kennedy to believes the law is the glue that holds the civilization together and that every day must be law day or our civilization will collapse. that's what he told us that day, but on that day 50 years ago, robert f. kennedy also talked about the birth of black faces in the federal government, most especially in the justice department. how proud he would be to see the man in the institution who was there because of his abilities is and unashamedly black. based on his committed words back then, i would wager an educated guess that he would be unhappy about the schools that are resegregated and failing our black and minority children and the downward spiral that leads to the disproportion number of black men in jail. they yield mo

. >> ringo starr. yeah!ffic for a few minutes to get that classic shot. >> it's interesting, too. a lot of people think it was supposed to symbolize -- oh, i didn't even get it. n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n

ien i was doa young girl wanted to be like brenda starr. now she could eat her heart out.d an amazing life. it was good people like the lawyers to press our case, good people like the judge on the federal bench who of firm did and ordered our admission and good people like robert kennedy who believed the law is the glue that holds our civilization together, and that forry day must be lot daaw day our civilization will collapse, that is what he told us that day. on that day he also talked about the black faces and federal government. most especially in the justice department. how proud he would be today to see the man at the helm of this institution who was there by virtue of his abilities, but is also unashamedly black. well there is no way i could define what he would say about our society today, based on his words back then, i would wager an educated guess that he would be unhappy about the schools segregated and the waite downward spiral that leads to the disproportionate number of men in prison. many of them there for non- violence and first sentences. michele alexande

to introduce our panel is emily starr back. you can read all about her in your manual. she's a research fellow and director of the center on onto brno innovation -- innovation and government cost calculator that my government ought to have.org. she knows her stuff. she's known, she's published everywhere. i couldn't possibly to you all the journals she publishes in. her research skills include microeconomics, urban economics, labor economics. and we just cut past all this was she's an economic genius. you understand? put your hands together for emily. [applause] >> and good afternoon. the atmosphere here today is palpable come and more than ever people are demonstrating a renewed interest in the principles of a free society. it is an honor to be here today among an amazing panel of individuals who are committed in scaling back the size and scope of the federal government. what it here today to talk about in particular is a project that is new to us at the independent institute. i encourage all of you to go to the website and check it out. what we have produced 40 there