they have done a superb job at getting people to support. when they read this, it is a very strong resolution and extremely comprehensive. this is a positive start to what the u.n. can achieve. >> one of adopting thomases, can i congratulate him on this leadership and offer him my support? what is a remarkable diplomatic success, marking the turning quite in the u.n.. right now, it is incumbent on all of us a and particularly our airmen who have to implement this resolution. >> we are embarked on a course. this is not about an army of occupation. this is a correct limit. i very much echo what he says. but above all, our thoughts, and i am sure everyone in our country, with the families who will be preparing potential for difficult things ahead. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the government and the armed forces have our support in this matter. as was mentioned, the criteria for determining intervention, surely there is another factor, and that is whether we have the capacity for the military to intervene in such conditions. in light of the situat

we have, commissioners, just sort of wrapping up here, we've got to superb staff -- a superb staff. as i said earlier they're here in the front row. i'd like them to stand up so i can embarrass them. john purviss our program program coordinator and christine la morena, kimberly deronde along with elaine forbes with the san francisco, helped frame the program and did much of the heavy lifting in years past and mike wynn has been indispensable in building our g.i.s. systems and various web applications. i can't say strongly enough, commissioners, this group of folks is the reason for the program's successes. i'd also add that we've certainly enjoyed the excellent services of what does feel like at times the entire city attorney's office. but certainly we owe a great deal of gratitude to the folks in mr. herrera's shop for their great work. so many are others, too many to name at the planning department and elsewhere. my thanks to you, my apologies for taking up so much of your time this morning but i'm here to answer your questions and probably more usefully, the team, the real expert

it's an act that will cause the loss of lives by taking away both protection and the superb perp weapon the pentagon has kind of oversold me portions of to put it right you know to defend the weapon it exaggerated the importance of it. but it was actually guided missiles had a particular hellfire missile destroyed about a third of all the iraqi tanks that were destroyed. bernard rosco held several positions in the pentagon during the clinton administration and he spent a number of years directing research into the so-called gulf war illnesses. the kinds of symptoms that are seen in people with gulf war illness are totally inconsistent with the exposure that we did for any and so they came to the conclusions as has the united nations the e.u. . almost everybody who has looked at this in an unbiased scientific way that depleted uranium is not related to the unexplained illnesses that we saw in the first gulf war. thank you. i. this is the center of amman the capital of jordan among the shoppers are all ali and how off to iraqi cancer specialists today they are sightseeing but they have co

that any air force in the world could have, the new type 45 destroyers, our nuclear deterrent, and a superb professional army, and that is what we want in this country, and that is what this government will support. >> andruw jones. >> will the prime minister join me in encouraging schools in my constituency and right across the country to get involved in the tenner tycoon school business competition, which encourages enterprise and is running this month? >> yes, it sounds like an excellent skiing. i think it is a very important part to a rounded education. >> sheila delmore. >> on sunday, a woman asked me what politicians were going to do for people like her, and she had been waiting for a disability living allowance appeal for 11 months. more assessments in dla. what plans does the prime minister have for expanding the tribunals service, and has this been fully costed in his welfare reform? >> the house will have an opportunity to debate welfare reform, which is one of the most complex and detailed pieces of legislation on reforming our welfare system. on terms of dla, we are looking to m

belt forced the giants' decision with his bat and superb defense. belt tore it up in the minors last year. he will start at first base and that moves aubrey huff to right field. cody ross comes off the disabled list. belt, he was in tears when he got the news. >> i have been dreaming about this my entire life. i feel like i am going to have a heart attack. i don't know what to think right now. i am going to have fun with it. >> tomorrow will be an exciting day for him. i will try and give him a 12-pack on the plane. >> 12-pack on the plane. thanks, aubrey. help the kid out. he hit .173 this spring. the a's didn't have that many decisions to make in setting their roster. they will be without pitchers bailey and harden. both will start the season on the disabled list. tyson ross looked good this spring, but didn't get the fifth spot in the rotation, so he will go to the minors and start the year in sacramento. the utility man had a surprise for people with his power. he secures a spot on the 25-man roster. the a's open the season friday night hosting

then double their only through a don't call a loss of pitch free kick shot right before the break a superb effort to mill hands. and spartak moscow have points back from their shocking opening defeat to our stuff last weekend with a normal win over new boys will get nizhny novgorod brazilian striker well it's on with the only group of fifty. staying with purple were set blatter has stated he intends to step down a fee for president in twenty fifteen if he's reelected for a fourth term in june the seventy five year old who's been head of world football's governing body since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight is being challenged by asian confederation chief mohamad been a mom blogger took over the post in ninety eight with the most recent challenge to his kingship coming nine years ago his rival has promised greater transparency and to spread freedom is not super wealth more evenly across the globe if he wins the votes on the. and we're just hearing that michel platini how it's being reelected for another four years. chief the friend former. international star standing unopposed winning

the day at the car for a fourth hole is wayward he shot had landed in the light rough but struck a superb second shot to pick up another birdie prince carded impressive sixty seven to surge up the leader board into a share of third place at six under with jamie elson of england alongside jackley meanwhile had three birdies in his two under round of sixty nine hundred in the lead plan for the final ranch holding a one stroke i thought. austria have again shown their speeches. pedigree in slovenia the score taking the world cup win with norway a distant second in the host nation in third place austria with all of their jumpers in the world top ten arrived in place with the nations cup a ready sports leading country lead heading into the final series of leaks with norway on pool and playing catch up the only change to the list coming in the final will be in place with robert yet reducing a jump of two hundred twelve point five meters to news that the two thirds but it is dominant further tighten their grasp at the top of the world cup right. now young basketball fans got a treat in friday as

the day at the par four fourth hole is wayward he shot had landed in the light rough but struck a superb second shot the pick out under the birdie prince carded impressive sixty seven sisters off the leaderboard into a share of third place at six on her would jamie elson of england alongside meanwhile had three birdies in his two on a round of sixty nine taking the lead to enter the final run tolling a one stroke i thought which. austria began showing their ski jumping pedigree in slovenia the score taking the world cup win with norway a distant second on the host nation in third place austria with all of their jumpers in the world top ten arrived and with the nations cup already in the discourse leading country lead heading into the final series of leaks with norway and pool and playing catch up the only change to that list coming in the final podium place for robert crowley it's just the jump of two hundred twelve point five meters in the east of the third but it is dominant austria who further tighten their grasp at the top of the world cup right. now young basketball fans got a treat

this team did a superb job at marshaling support. it is a very strong resolution and extremely comprehensive. i hope it marks a new start in what the u.n. can be able to achieve. we hope there will -- there are african mission is going to libya. we're happy that the three african members voted for the resolution. >> one of -- and i can rest with the prime minister on his success and leadership on this issue and offer my full support and join him in paying tribute to france and the un in what is a deplorable -- a remarkable diplomatic success? i am sure that he will agree that difficult questions remain. however, right now, it is incumbent of all this to get behind the armed forces, particularly our air men. >> hour -- my hon. gentleman is exactly right. there are difficult questions. we are embarked on a difficult course. we set a limit on the course. this is not an army of occupation. i think it is important that we understand that that is correct. people across the arab world want to hear it. our thoughts, everyone in this house an

but out in front scotland's laurie also carded five on the part of the three some superb final play for the third successive day to lie on twelve on the one with a one stroke lead. and that's all the sports news. well for the. fifty years after men's first flight the flames of space race are again alike brand new rockets need a new launch site private companies now enter the flight to explore the cosmos skin very right species. on technology and. we've done the future covered.

out in front of scotland's lawrie congress five under par and produced some superb ion play for the third successive day like twelve under another one stroke lead. and finally it was an idea that came to tennis star novak djokovic to form a football team full of tennis stars generate cash for victims of the japanese tsunami and the result was a resounding success the world number two called on his fellow professionals to step back tennis shoes precipitate hate against fort lauderdale strikers from the u.s. american soccer league andy murray was one who was at the core of his hand that is sure go for it tsonga even though they lost five two hundred thousand dollars was raised talk of it said afterwards i enjoyed it so much for the future charity events. and that's all the sports news buy for now. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r t. there is not enough space for them on the ground. zero down to the world. get things nonexistent under the sun. fill the gap of adrenaline. discover deeply hidden secret

with victory over sunderland in the first of sunday's premier league games turquoise penalty and superb early kick in luis suarez gold making the difference of the stadium of light to nil a final score liverpool speaks six. think recovery after having lost five of their past half a dozen league matches under in the battle of the big spenders in chelsea munchie city it was the londoners who moved to third to me to know when late goals from david lewis moving chelsea to third place pull nine points behind leaders manchester united however. brings us to the kontinental hockey league where we've discovered the third semifinalists for twenty eleven will be a blunt spiting back from behind against their do or die game seven overtime needed in this one the most dimitri because proving himself the toast of the most region scoring with almost ten minutes gone in the extra period it had looked as if scar were on their way and run in time twice taking the lead before atlanta equalized managed lance no meat. in the western conference. in the pool we go where china's dominance of world diving contin

only moments to breach the scots cool line three minutes from the break rising star neymar finishing superb a no wonder the nineteen year old's attracting interest from all across europe were believed to be at the top of the queue for a man who is on present second thirty minutes from time neymar earning converting the penalty for chino brazil well simply support. let's talk ice hockey where semifinal surprise package have kneeled on a commanding three zero lead in their series with loch motif the most original going to be offering off after the first period apart with only goal then made a three zero in the second third slot and tif well they didn't have a consolation in the final period slovak public to meet threat giving the visiting found some hope but atlanta were to let their guard slip to the extent of three are in the best of seven western conference the side from touching distance of the first k.-tel final. cell about to live meanwhile have seized control in their eastern semifinal series with five to nothing up overall following saturday's home when sol about taking a tour zero wi

penalty on a superb betaken lists for his goal making the difference at the stadium of light was the final score getting some. five off their past half a dozen league matches now we're just minutes away from the final whistle in the day's other clash the bottle of the big spenders between chelsea and manchester city currently going chelsea's way courtesy of david lewis his head seventy eight minutes in. princess to the continental hockey league where we discovered the third semifinalist for twenty l.f. and will be blunt fighting back from behind against in their do or die game seven overtime was needed in this one though with the tree because of proving himself to the school region scoring with almost ten minutes gone in the extra period would have looked as if scour on their way in regulation time twice taking the lead before i had lots equalized matters. in the western conference finals. stay with a case where mesler again sure the quarter final clash would often garble go down to the wire following victory in game six on saturday edging out the club in regulation denise first off

the world number one martin kaymer he is nine behind rose despite a superb effort for birdie from the bunker on the second. i. bring this to the poor china's dominance of world diving continues the power heist collecting all four goals on offer of the live this world series event which happened right here in moscow richard pump or face a cup a seat for this one. china was expected to dominate on day two and the signs were ominous for the rest of the field early on as he's easily took gold in the women's springboard as she blew away the rest of the field russia's only hope my dear to barge in us or her hopes fade after this jump which opportunity and freeze it deserves from the judges and she would finish in last the russians had higher hopes in the men's synchronized three meters springboard the two time olympic champion to be consulted in team got a beauty could come off however after a promising start bay fell away in the last rounds of the chinese a car queen and utah new claim get another first place finish from the chinese as germany and ukraine completed the podium lineup i am a

with victory over sunderland in the first of sunday's premier league games to turquoise penalty and superb lee taken lewis where is gold making a difference of the stadium of light final score liverpool six while sunderland must think recovery after having lost five of their past half a dozen league matches and in the bottom of the big spenders green chelsea and manchester city it was a londoners who moved to third also thanks to a two no wind late goals from david lewis on ramirez moving chelsea to third place a full nine points behind leaders manchester united however. brings us to the kontinental hockey league where we've discovered the third semifinalist for twenty eleven will be at lunch fighting back from behind against their do or die game seven overtime needed in this one the move to retreat because of proving himself the toast of the match for region touring with almost ten minutes to go on in the action trip periods it looked as if star were on their way and rode in time christ taking the lead before atlanta equalise knowledge of law and snow meet. in the western conference spoke

capture the halfway stage of a couple of championship taking place in florida the american karting a superb sixty four after completing the suspended opening round a little earlier in the day he went on to shoot a well balanced one under seventy one for the role of a good score francesco molinari but we're not alone martin climber clyde just the truth behind those german cameras showing do signs of pressure during a bogey free second round which included up for birdie on the if your remark bro is also there just two shots off the pace the northern irishman doing well in windy conditions finishing in sixty nine while six time winner tiger woods lies outside the top thirty after adding a disappointing seventy four to his opening round seventy. were to the coastal hockey league playoffs were a poor visiting teams. go ahead wins in their conference semifinals tonight in lafayette you know i'm a real host that lockable teeth and game. three of their series of amusing will clash this law committee finding the net eight times with the nama story for themselves that series moving two games to one f

were number one martin kaymer is nine behind rose the spikes a superb effort for birdie from the bunker on the seventeenth here we had effort all together. i was. to the two we go where china is dominant of world diving continues the powerhouse collecting all four goals on offer at the latest world series event in moscow richard dunne port fate took up a seat for this one. china was expected dominate on day two of the signs were ominous for the rest of the field early on as he's easily took gold in the women's springboard as she blew away the rest of the field russia's only hope my future bhajan us or her hopes fade after this jump which opportunities and freeze it deserved from the judges and she would finish in last. the russians had high hopes in the men's synchronized free need to springboard for a two time olympic champion to be consulted in teamed up a few of however after a promising start they fell away in the last rounds as the chinese cure a car queen and utah new claim get another first place finish from a chinese as germany and ukraine completed the podium lineup and the ger

up the halfway stage of the cadillac championship taking place in florida the american carving a superb sixty four after completing the suspended opening round earlier in the day he went on to shoot a well balanced one under seventy one for an overall nine longer score francesco molinari on world number one market timer like just strokes behind the german controversial new sides of pressure during a bogey free second run which included this part for birdie in the year. the royal he's also there are boys just two shots off the pace the northern irishman doing well in windy conditions finishing at sixty nine six time winner tiger woods lies outside the top thirty after having a disappointing seventy four to his opening round of seventy. all right let's move over to the continental hockey league playoffs were both visiting teams on the night blocking. headwinds in their conference semifinals in lafayette you know my reader who said lot of new teeth in game three of their series on amazing old clash this locking with chief finding that eight times no less scoring for themselves series no mo

week to victory over sunderland in the first of sunday's premier league games turquoise penalty and superb lee taken lewis where is gold making a difference at the stadium of light to fill a final score liverpool speaks six while sunderland must think recovery after having lost five of their dozen league matches in the battle of the big spenders between chelsea munch city it was a longer version moved to third sides to between a win late goals from. moving chelsea to third place a full nine points behind leaders manchester united however. brings us to the kontinental hockey league where we have the still version of the third semifinalists for twenty eleven will be blunt fighting back from behind against their do or die game seven overtime needed in this one the move to retreat because of proving himself the toast of the last region touring with almost ten minutes gone in the extra periods it had looked as if scar were on their way and rode in time twice taking the lead before atlanta equalized outlands no meat. in the western conference finals. in the pool we go where china's dominance of

we have superb service providers first responders might be the world's best. >> he says bad news is that the disaster planning has been done city by city. the hope is that the south bay will work on a regional plan convinced an earthquake of roughly the same magnitude is coming. >> and sobering to think about to be sure. and let's focus on the weekend weather. >> and before getting to weather nrkts past hour there have been after shocks. and at 6.27 p.m. to well where is the other one? 5.2. and there are rather significant in intensity. this animation is going to show the tsunami across the ocean last thyme night from the time of the quake. took only nine and a half hours. and there is in fact beyond that. and you can see how powerful it was. here is our advisory. still could produce dangerous currents and surges. greatest risk is harbors and you're advised to stay off the beaches. now on to weather. our accu-weather forecast, rain likely tomorrow. mainly into north bay and in all parts of the bay area tuesday, wednesday thursday we can expect periods of rain off and on for that three-da

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it's a superb script. and we rewrote it with our -- >> kevin barnett. one of our writing partners.a week off from marriage. but, quickly as they get off, they don't know what to do. they go straight to applebee's. and quickly the wives -- >> jimmy: their wives, they give them the week. they go -- >> the guys really don't know. you know, they have been with the wife too long. like, you know? wives too long. they don't know where to go. the wives quickly realize, "wait a second, if our husbands have the week off from marriage, then who are we married to?" and they go for a hall pass. then it gets really interesting. >> jimmy: who do we have in it? we have jason sudeikis. >> jason sudeikis. very funny. >> jimmy: owenwilson. >> owen wilson. jenna fischer and christina applegate are the four leads. really good cast and a real good surrounding cast, too. stephen merchant. >> jimmy: i love stephen merchant. i heard sudeikis just kills in this movie. >> richard jenkins. >> jimmy: i cannot wait to see it. >> sudeikis is like jack lemmon. he's unbelievable. >> jimmy: i'm so psyched. >> we ha

he is a superb actor and i'm talking about theater. i haven't seen enough of his film work. but i've seen some of his stage work, particularly acting together each night. >> rose: and do you discover things about a fellow actor you did not know? >> well, i think trust counts for an awful lot, if you discover that you've got total trust in your fellow actors and they seem to have got total trust in you and you can go anywhere, and i mean that in the best sense of the word. >> rose: trust is crucial. >> well, it's the basis for everything. if you can't trust, you can't release, you can't respond, you can't listen because if you don't trust that means you distrust. you distrust yourself it could be. but if you know your... you're trusted by somebody you start trusting yourself. >> are you different today as an actor on stage in terms of how you approach it than you were when you did "the great white hope?" >> you bet i'm different everyday. >> rose: what causes you to be different? >> because i don't try not to be different. all my effort goes into just getting out there and ta

top of the already massive snowfall means our snow total is approaching 450 inches making for is superbonditions. this weekend we have the u.s. snowboarding grand prix. there's a half-pipe competition and slow style. kelly clark will be here on the half-pipe style course. if you can't be here live to check it out, check it out here on channel 11, march 12th, at 10:00 a.m. check out all the action from mammoth. if that's not good enough, why not just hop on one of the twice daily flights from san jose and san francisco. you can be here this afternoon. for information on all that, go to mammothmountain.com. >> thank you so much, joni. and hey, brent cannon, don't forget, big day on saturday. >> what's going on? >> oh, come on, now. come on, now. laura's birthday. >> oh, that. >> hello! >> main i suggest nothing that has to do with john deere for laura. think tiffany. >> not even a nice hat with a little john deere on it. >> not if you want to have a good monday morning. thank you, christina. you are watching out for me here. >>> we have an update on your morning commute coming up next. >>

and so we have to, secretary of state clinton had done a superb job of building that diplomatic coalition to provide transition, to provide support to emerging hopefully democratic government in libya. >> well, in part, that of course, in large part that is going to depend on what takes place on the ground there. what is your sense of where the military situation is in libya right now? >> well, the most decisive military factor today is the air power that the nato forces, typically british and french air forces are providing. it will effectively degrade any libyan academy by forces, and it will give the rebels the opportunity to organize themselves, retake more territory, put increasing pressure on qaddafi. at some point, if qaddafi, particularly if he leaves in a sudden departure, the nato forces could consider some type of stabilization force on the ground, not including american forces, and that might be the final transition state. we have done things like that in the past. i can recall visiting east moore where there was international forces to provide stability and it was very effect

. >> a superb answer and i am glad i asked the question. i appreciate the answer. >> could add one more? this goes to the heart of it. -- could i add one more thing? we would have 26.3 million fewer measles vaccinations. yesterday on the news, there was an announcement in washington about some visitor from somewhere who had measles and this person had been seen in this bus and restaurant. if you were the between three and five or on the bus between six and seven, you need to be checked. this all comes home. we do not live in the world any longer we are effectively protected by these great oceans. where are now fully integrated and interdependent and if we do not lead on these issues, i do not know what will happen. >> i will not ask -- i want to get a date pinned down for you and secretary gates on afghanistan. are there any other questions? >> i do not want to preempt the hearing. let me ask this question. our foreign policy in recent times has been characterized by the fact that we were attacked by al qaeda and therefore we responded by g

they did a superb job at marshaling people to support. when colleagues across the house read this, it is a very strong resolution, extremely comprehensive, and it marks a new start of what the u.n. security council may be able to achieve. there are african union mission's near libya. we think they will be enormously influential. i hope their vote for the resolution is a sign of things to come. >> and i congratulate the prime minister on his success and leadership and offer my full support. i pay tribute to the team at the un and there it remarkable diplomatic success. i am sure he would agree that difficult questions remain, but right now, it is incumbent on all of us to get behind the armed forces and implement this resolution. >> my honorable friend is entirely right. of course there are difficult questions. we are embarked on a difficult course. this is not about an army of occupation. i think it is important we all understand that that is a correct statement. that is what people across the arab world want to hear. above all, everyone

some really superb actresses. and i won that year. >> sympathy? >> i think it was.er life taylor faced down many serious illnesses. she underwent at least 20 major operations all the while appearing on television, broadway and in more than 50 movies. for work in films taylor won two oscars for butterfield 8 as we just heard and for who's afraid of virginia woolf? >> why is it that people really want an oscar? what does it do for an actress? >> when i didn't have the mystique, i think of the oscar as very strange. nobody quite knows what it is. it's part sentiment. it's part affection. it's part of the business, of course, which in a sense created here right here in hollywood. >> and it's given... sorry for interrupting. it's given to you, awarded to you by your peers. >> but not by you, it seems such a useless girl. mind your tongue or you'll have you sent from court to cool your temper, madam. >> i won't ask you whether you think you're going to win because that would be unfair. >> i can tell you. as far as he's concerned he's already lost. i mean if anybody could

so it's superb seven days ahead. >> fabulous spring forecast. >> coming up next the battle lines over boundary lines. >> a city where good students are being squeezed out of a good school. >>> dozens of parents expected to pack tonight's school board meeting. at issue is the possibility of pushing new boundary that's would push some students out of their neighborhood schools. some schools are running out of space and there is ample room at other autos the larnler picture is all of the kids and families moving to belmont for the education, there are kids who are three years old looking to have their kids come to kindergarten. >> the vote on the matter not expected tonight but the district intends to have a plan in place by september. >> google today agreed to settle charges of deceiving customers when it launched a social networking service called buzz last year that connected people through their g mail accounts. google admitted it violated its policy in z.agreed to submit audits to the government for the next 20 years. and also today google picked kansas city kansas tobt first test c

our weapons, which next to our superb men and women in uniform, are what makes this nation's military grade, or made in private industry. that's our system. and, therefore, the technological health, vitality and the financial health of the defense industry is a national asset. and, therefore, the interests of the taxpayer as a warfighter in the long-term investor are actually aligned. long-term investor. we recognize that. we recognize that in this sense. and, therefore, when i talk about better buying power i'm talking about reduction of cost, not profit. profits is the way that our managers can get the results they want. so in industry program manager who can reduce the cost of the program, thereby reducing the cost to the government, will share those savings. that's exactly the kind of incentive we want to give. it would be very shortsighted to try to save money by reducing profits. it would remove the incentive for the kind of performance that you want, and it would ultimately remove the defense industry from the mainstream of finance and commerce, which would weaken it in a long-

leahy: i thank the staff, the very superb staff for writing that out, because i am neat quite sure i could have done that on my -- because i'm not quite sure i could have done that on my own. but i would hope that the senate would focus specifically on this issue designed to help create jobs. i would hope that we would consider relevant amendments and pass the bill. we could help unleash innovation, we could promote american ingenuity, we would not add to the deficit. this is bipartisan, commonsense legislation. you have republicans and democrats across the political spectrum as cosponsors. and i would hope that we'd come together, pass this needed legislation, do it in the finest tradition of the senate, something that we can do and would reflect our growing conscience of the nation. we have been bogged down with nongermane discussion and amendments. earlier this week senators were focused on legislative efforts and responsibilities joining tabling an amendment that had nothing to do with the america invents act. extraneous amendments have nothing to do with reforming our out-of-dat

. >> may i congratulate the prime minister for the superb leadership that he and the foreign secretary have given, both at home and at the united nations in securing this resolution without which the people of benghazi and of libya would be facing a humanitarian disaster. may i ask the prime minister whether consistent with the u.n. resolution which as he has indicated refers to all necessary measures to protect civilians, can he confirm that our forces would be used not only to intercept aircraft, but if necessary to attack other units on the ground that may be threatening civilian populated areas? >> i thank the gentleman for his support and agree with him that time is now crucial. it is vital that we got this u.n. security council resolution and we make very clear the ultimatum to colonel gaddafi so that we secure that cease-fire and stop in the operation. in terms of the question that he asks about what the security council permits us to do, it talks about in paragraph four crucially all necessary measures to protect people, to protect civilians and indeed mentions specifically ben

so i think, actually, that they have done a superb job and the creation of the nato training missionn afghanistan from the formerly u.s.-led multinational, the combines security transition in afghanistan has been a very important step forward. the fact is that during my time in iraq where i led again the u.s.-led multinational security transition commander is dual headed as a nato training mission in iraq, but those were not merged. those were two separate organizations and the nato one was quite modest in its size, certainly in comparison. in this case, sticka and mtma have been merged and it's been done in a very effective way and in large measure attributed to general caldwell's leadership because he's been in command of the organizations and he oversaw a concept for and then the actual establishment of mtma. >> well, thank you, mr. chairman. to clarify my concern, the state department has fabulous people and they're willing to take risks, they are taking risks, but they're not trained and committed as military people are to be in dangerous spots, and you've done such a good job,

great asset to the fact faculty of the university of california, and i really believe he will be a superbudge on the ninth circuit. for those on this committee who don't know him that you will take the time to get to know him, sit down please, don't turn your backs on a brilliant young man. so now i'd like to ask the nominees to come forward, and we will begin the hearing. >> oh, it's just goodwin liu for the first panel, and it's my understanding that you'd like to introduce your family. please proceed j. thank you so much -- >> thank you so much, senator feinstein. i do have some family members with me here today. let me begin with my parents who are seated to my right. my parents came all the way from sacramento, california, to be with me here again. seated behind me is my wife, and my wonderful wife ann who has made her a share of sacrifices to support me many this process. in the -- in this process. in her arms is our baby boy emmett who last time you'll remember, senator, he slept through the whole thing. hopefully we'll have the same luck today. [laughter] and then seated next the

they did a superb job at marshaling people to support. when colleagues across the house read this, it is a very strong resolution, extremely comprehensive, and it marks a new start of what the u.n. security council may be able to achieve. there are african union mission's near libya. we think there will -- we think they will be enormously influential. i hope their vote for the resolution is a sign of things to come. >> and i congratulate the prime minister on his success and leadership and offer my full support. i pay tribute to the team at the un and there it remarkable diplomatic success. i am sure he would agree that difficult questions remain, but right now, it is incumbent on all of us to get behind the armed forces and implement this resolution. >> my honorable friend is entirely right. of course there are difficult questions. we are embarked on a difficult course. this is not about an army of occupation. i think it is important we all understand that that is a correct statement. that is what people across the arab world want to hea

. >> this panel, i asked adriana mark and her superb staff to do a data analysis.you know the old story about reality in the dose. and if we had at the end notes, there's data. so you know, distributed to a set of materials, what i did was i asked to get information -- traditional media coverage in the renamed the, a second circuit opinions. and these are traditional media. i'm talking essentially about the print media. and then i asked for 2008 and 2009, looking at the traditional media, care unit to the new media that is bloggers and the like. what i found was that in terms of the numbers of cases and in terms of the postings, the stories of the traditional media in 1990, 2008 at thousand 10, that the numbers of stories were in the traditional media were about the same. the difference however is that the stories in 1990 i found tended to be longer. talking but especially the more important cases. tony mauro can tell us more about that. in the days before you could actually access and opinion on the internet, their reporter would undertake a lengthy analysis of wh

continue a thoughtful process here of engagement with all of you to try and danny has been doing a superbjob of reaching out to everybody. there's a slight nepotism going on -- [laughter] but my brother over at the commerce department as general manager has been involved without my engagement at all, they've done this on their own, but i thank them for their input which is enormously helpful, and obviously we need to work to the administration to figure out where we're going here. i hope we can get a product where everybody is standing up and staying this is good. this is something we can live with, work with, and the consumer is really given a set of choices and opportunities here that they don't have today to make an intelligence-guided selection as to where they are heading and what's happening to their information; and i think we can come out of there without upsetting the obvious commercial interests that we all want to encourage and that are important to us, so on that note, we'll adjourn here today and look forward to getting this thing into shape to get it enter deuced. i'm workin

. >> this panel, i asked adriana mark and her superb staff to do a data analysis.you know the old story about reality in the dose. and if we had at the end notes, there's data. so you know, distributed to a set of materials, what i did was i asked to get information -- traditional media coverage in the renamed the, a second circuit opinions. and these are traditional media. i'm talking essentially about the print media. and then i asked for 2008 and 2009, looking at the traditional media, care unit to the new media that is bloggers and the like. what i found was that in terms of the numbers of cases and in terms of the postings, the stories of the traditional media in 1990, 2008 at thousand 10, that the numbers of stories were in the traditional media were about the same. the difference however is that the stories in 1990 i found tended to be longer. talking but especially the more important cases. tony mauro can tell us more about that. in the days before you could actually access and opinion on the internet, their reporter would undertake a lengthy analysis of wh