apollo 8 arrived in britain back in 1968 by way of the bbc's central control room here in the television centerin london where i had a job as a network controller. what you see at the top is the north pole, in the center, just forward to the center is south america, all the way down to cape horn. those images were instrumental in changing the way that many of us viewed the planet. we began to think globally. looking at the earth from outer space made us realize just how small our world is and how finite its resources. it also helped us understand that we have to cherish not just individual species, nor even individual patches of wilderness, but the whole planet as a single, integrated ecosystem. but back in 1968, few people could imagine that the activities of just one species, our own, could interfere with the way that the planet worked. that we could actually change the climate of the earth. it was in the oceans that this threat first became apparent. i'll never forget the first time i put my head beneath the surface of the sea and saw all around me a coral reef, in all its complexity and ric

>> the officer was disseminated and the fbi joint regional television center.law enforcement were aware of that. they disseminated the information about the suspect and his vehicle and his intent. as i believe all agencies did last night. by the way, i wanted to add for the same reasons we are asking not to print the names of our officers, we don't want too much detail, but i look forward to when this person is in custody, being able to share heroic acts on the part of civilian members of the city. >> how do you patrol the streets and get out and put these people in danger in you are police officers. >> we made certain modifications to the deployment. to the way we -- there deviations and i want to leave it at that. also we are concept rating on the call for priority and threats to public safety essentially. >> the report that lapd officers who were fired upon were protecting someone from this guy. did you have anything like that? >> no. >> someone saw in that officer blocking off a street and wonder figure that was connected. >> first of all, no connection. we

issue of world we're moving into, pretty much embedded now, but moving into for example television is this center of our world, and our home, our mobile devices, that once again, we know the examples from past about how criminals and hackers and nation state ofs have taken advantage of this but we're not building that into infrastructure we're building going forward, and we're nod educates the people, not getting work force ramped up to deal with this environment, the end users, unless do you a show like, that many don't hear about it. >> you are right. thank you for guiding us, howard, i would love to get you back, howard schmidt. cyber czar, he knows. s. you want to cut more spending? get ready for more horse meat, the liberal scare that is like total >> i'm sorry, i can't have you in here, punching the meat, there are not too many things you can't do in here, but that is one of them. neil: if you love meat, things could get rocky, warning if automatic spending cuts kick in, it could have to shut meat inspections down that would shut the industry down, tea party gina loud en said a tactic to sc

issue of world we're moving into, pretty much embedded now, but moving into for example television is this centerr world, and our home, our mobile devices, that once again, we know the examples from past about how criminals and hackers and nation state ofs have taken advantage of this but we're not building that into infrastructure we're building going forward, and we're nod educates the people, not getting work force ramped up to deal with this environment, the end users, unless do you a show like, that many don't hear about it. >> you are right. thank you for guiding us, howard, i would love to get you back, howard schmidt. cyber czar, he knows. s. you want to cut more spending? get ready for more horse meat, the liberal scare that is like total horse, rhymes with bit. nf offensive lineman, defensive tackles, quarterbacks and cocornerbacks are l working with united way. for a million little reasons. the kids of our communities. to ensure their academic success, althe way to graduation day. it takes about 12 years to create a graduate. it takes the same time to create a dropout. and the differen

a very dark color on your television screen which tells me that's the center of the dome of high pressure that's why you can't get clouds with no moisture in the area. that's what's going on. high pressure didn't move much over the past 24 hours. you had a similar day today compared to yesterday. tomorrow, not moving. saturday, sunday, not moving. the high doesn't move all the way through the weekend. you stay sunny chilly nights mild afternoons. several more mainly dry days. mother nature is playing chicken with us. kind of pushing back every day this rain chance. now it looks like low pressure will not get here until next thursday. so at least six more mainly dry days. clear nights, sunny afternoons, mild weather all the way through monday. mid-60s showers coming but now it looks like not until late next week. oakland tomorrow 67. san jose 67. campbell 68. palo alto 66. hayward 66. a lot of kids in walnut creek and san ramon going to be having that kind of pep day with all the 49ers gear mid-60s tomorrow. sonoma 66. sausalito 63. petaluma 64 degrees. here we go, we can't shake the sunsh

center from the first concourse. as we made our way down we heard a large boom and the power went out on the stadium. you guys saw it on television and it was an eerie situation for a while. we made our way down into the media center and there was a lot of chaotic activity going on. a lot of security officers going from person to person, figuring out what was going on. in the end it was a good situation. i know we have some sound right now from joe flacko about winning the game. he is live. >> 15 touchdowns, zero interceptions? >> i do not know, man. there were a lot of picks in general. we played 20 games this year and i threw 10 of them. it just happened that way. the team came together and we got healthy. >> [inaudible] >> awesome, man. he relied on them big time. he did not throw the ball to much. catching the football, that was a beast. >> i am not going to complain that i got it. >> [inaudible] >> it is cool, man. that is the last thing i am concerned about. he did let me know that if the day came i could be on his best -- on his desk, so that is what i am going to do. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> that is what the game call

center right near philadelphia. >>> researchers are looking at preschoolers and television and releasing the results of a new study. >> here's what the study found. it's in the just important to limit the amount of tv a child watches but what they're watching. researchers studied nearly 800 families and found children who kept the tv on educational programming saw improvements in their kid's behavior. children between the ages three and five weren't as difficult, showed less aggression and more empathy. >> so there's a lot more of it. the problem is kids immitate what's on tv. not only are they immitating but when they watch it a great deal that becomes their reality. their world is a world that's much more violent. >> parents can use things like v chips and child friendly dvr. united states presceerls watch four and half hours of tv a day. >>> you got your w2's and getting and these. >> going to the first tax prepare per could end up costing you in the long run. >> reporter: maryland law requires tax preparers to register with the state to do business but scam artists don't always play by the rules. the better bu

. >> i am with nbc television middle east center. madam secretary, some of the successes attributed to you is mending or fixing united states relation with arab and muslim world, yet statistics contradict that. it shows that actually your favoritism in comparison to bush administration is lower to countries like, jordan and other places. what has gone wrong? does that mean america in the world is on the receiving end that the procedure is then affected quite >> but me say a few things. first, i've obviously follow closely public opinion and i think it's fair to say the united states for the last decade has not been viewed favorably by a very high percentage. the people in any countries in the middle east or north africa for a number of reasons, some of it rooted for israel over the many years of israel's existence as a state. this is not the obama administration, bush administration, clinton administration. this is accused of many people in the region about america and i think it's unfortunate because clearly what the united states s

center. is this music video? >> yes, it is. >>> should watch more music television. she'll be here on july 29th.part of her mrs. carter tour. she's married to rapper jay-z, their last name is carter. tickets start at $11 $112. tickets will sell out quickly. >> you know she's going -- >> are you familiar with that song or that video? i'm not. i need to bone up on pop culture i suppose. >> it's going to be fun. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. tom kierein here now with more on your forecast. tom? >> you'll need an umbrella heading off to work and school. not when you get back home. woodbridge, prince william county, sun breaking out in the mid-50s. we'll have the rain off and on until early afternoon. here's how we look for the rest of the day. quite a bit of cloudiness. and clearing out into the evening. by then, our temperatures back into the low 40s by midnight. a look at the next seven days in ten minutes. danella has a look at traffic now. >>> good morning. we'll head to -- first bw parkway and i-95, travel lanes open between the capitol beltway. i-270, no issues will. nice and clear i

. >> i am with nbc television, middle east center. madam secretary, some of the success attribute to do is mending or fixing united states relations with arab and muslim world, yet if you look at the statistics, it shows your favoritism in comparison to the bush administration is lower in countries like turkey, jordan and other places. so what has gone wrong? does that mean americans stand in the world on the receiving end? the >> let me say three things about that. first, i've obviously followed closely public opinion and it's fair to say the united state for the last decade has not been viewed favorably by a high percentage. the people in any of the countries in the middle east or north africa for a number of reasons, some of it rooted of course in her strong support for israel are the many years of israel's existence as a state. so this is not the obama administration, bush administration, clinton. this is the piece of many people in the region about america. i think it is unfortunate because clearly what the united states stands f

numerous television sets for 15 different shows at the jackson square broadcast center.g. at the end of the broadcast is a different story. there is a whole lot of relief and get me to bourbon street. [ laughter ] >> reporter: bourbon street where he will likely run into mike sugerman. those of you getting to see the game in person and there are quite a few coming from the bay area, but for many, it will be their first superbowl. their first chance to live out their dream. but for one lucky fan, superbowl 47 is his 47th superbowl in american. vern glenn has this super story. >> reporter: the nfl fan experience, fans are lining up to get their picture next to the actual superbowl trophy. and tomorrow night, one of these two teams is going home with that named after the legendary coach vince lombardi from the green bay packers. let me show you one particular superfan. this is san francisco's larry jacobson. he has been to every single superbowl. he is one of three guys who have been to every single superbowl. >> it's an event we plan for starting in february, so i will pla

permit me to say a word about the councils africa center for the benefit of the audience, those who are new to us were joining us for the first time via television or the internet. the africa center was established in september, 2009, with a mission to help transform u.s. and other healthy approaches to africa by emphasizing the building of strong geopolitical partnerships with african states and strengthening economic growth and prosperity on the continent. the center seeks to engage and inform with policymakers in the general public of the strategic importance of effort that. both globally and for american and european interest in particular. a subject which obviously -- a commitment you share by joining us today. of strategic importance. we do this for -- a robust media presence. we worked promote constructive us leadership and engagement in international affairs is done the central role of the atlantic community in meeting international challenges. the africa center supports and collaborates with product -- public and private sectors, giving practical solutions to the challenges in africa. on that none of the practical solutions is that we p

center stage. putin took power in 2000. since then, he has steadily increased government control of the media. it started with intimidation. television stations were paid a visit by security authorities. later, station owners were arrested. in recent years, the government has taken outright control by buying up shares in the companies. but not all independent voices have been silenced. this internet tv station set up in 2010. most prefer a different take. here is one example. an anti-putin demonstration in december, as shown by this station. the report last one minute. it stopped immediately on the orders of police. the protest lasted into the night. and so did the news coverage. the owner is 41-year-old natalya. after many years operating a radio station, she decided the internet afforded the chance to reach a large audience. >> translator: we report on what we think is important, not copying what others are doing. we don't have anything to be afraid of because we're not doing anything illegal. >> reporter: the web station is popular with young people, especially in urban areas. with positive feedback on the site. and from the wider

president obama heads to minneapolis today to the special operations center to continue his push for gun control. >> a new controversial television airing right in dc. sarah is back with us with the details now. >> they knew a lot of eyes would be watching ads during the superbowl. mayors against illegal guns. according to the group, 82% of gun owners including 74% of nra members support requiring background checks for anyone purchasing a gun. the 30 second television ad features a clip of wayne la pierre testifying back in 1999. >> we think it's reasonable to provide mandatory instant criminal background checks for every sale at every gun show. no loopholes anywhere for anyone. >> on fox news sunday, la pierre was quicked to point out he was referencing gun shows. background checks for all gun owners would only lead to a gun registry. la pierre goes on to say enforcing current laws would go a long way in reducing gun violence. only airs here in the district in hopes of gram of cocaining attention of law makers. . >> in a follow up on a missing new york woman, the search for suria sier in turkey is now a murder investigation. pol

studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. captions paid for by nbc-universal televisionc -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, everybody. welcome. that's a great new york city crowd, right there. welcome, everybody, to "late night with jimmy fallon." oh, my gosh. what a show we have tonight. have a great show. fun one tonight. hey, guys. today was valentine's day. and if you just found that out, that's why you're in trouble. [ laughter ] speaking of valentine's day, though, ikea -- did you hear about this? they are promising to give couples a free crib if they have a baby exactly nine months after valentine's day. [ light laughter ] yeah. getting a free crib is both a great way to save money and the worst "how you were born" story. [ light laughter ] "my parents wanted this crib." did you guys hear about this? taylor swift's ex-boyfriend connor kennedy was arrested yesterday for handcuffing himself to the white house gate to bring attention to climate change. yeah, he's bummed about the arrest, but he's glad to attach himself

television and in america. faces chargesuus of killing his girlfriend but the lead detective faces seven charges of attempted murder. the detective has been pulled off the case. from pretoria, andrew harden reports. >> centertage for the wrong reasons. the detective investigating istorius, now, hilton botha charged with an attempted shooting in 2011. botha said -- itw a was murder and the athlete should not get bail. from thes dropped case. x this necessitated us, -- this necessitated us to take him off the case. >> the focus returned to the death of reeva steenkamp. the court herd arguments of what and why in the bedroom, he shot his girlfriend bheind a locked door. the windows were unbarred. he said he felt a burglar had broken in and he fired in, killing reeva by mistake. but the prosecution said he was a vioelnt man and this story did not add up. >> there was a burglar in the bathroom -- this led to four shots, making him a murderer who does not deserve bail. >> the "blade runner," a numbe global brand, has been dropped. the man is now at the heart of a legal storm. with south africa's legal system in the spotlight and a murder case with a new twist each hour. >> for more, i spoke with criminal defense

>>> plus, what is going on in this television commercial and what is it they're selling, exactly? that and more as "rock center" gets under way. >>> and good evening. we wanted to start off "rock center" in the thick of new york here tonight. as you may have heard there are blizzard warnings posted here in the east and they're already getting all they can handle tonight especially along the massachusetts coast and in the city of boston they may get 30 inches of of snow to go with their high winds before this is all over. in fact, upwards of 50 million americans are being affected by this storm with snowfalls that could make history for this day and in the most densely populated corridor in the country concerning travel, travel has been essentially paralyzed. as we get ready to run inside for the hour, we're going to start the broadcast off with an unforgettable story about travelers. this is a story few people have heard. it begins with a passenger jet in grave danger, and the passengers onboard relying on a pilot's skill to save them. all of this unfolds, mind you, over a major metropolitan area with cameras

television in a state -- stadium built for 70,000. so next month, they're going to leave the facility and move back to its historic home ground in the city center. >> it once supported the first crest pitch and stadium lighting but it's now an antiquated monument. that doesn't seem to bother the hard-core fans whose club houses down the road. >> it can only be a good thing. it's a much hotter did you then the frigid olympic stadium and a return to our natural space. >> with $35 million in debt, they are already bankrupt. their previous owner has put up for sale. a nonprofit alliance was launched last year to sell shares to the fan base. 10 months later, only 10,000 people have signed up. these fans say the money will and that any pockets of the outgoing owners who they blame for mismanagement. but they have not given up hope. a team

center as the investigation continues. >>> a long-time new york anchor man is charged and under arrest for allegedly choking his wife, who is also a television anchor. rob morrison is accused of attacking ashley morrison. she reports for cbs money watch. police say it happened at their house in darren, connecticut, over the weekend. they say morrison was also arrested four years ago in another case of alleged domestic violence. in a statement, the morrison's call the charges quote, greatly exaggerated. >>> coming up, $50 million in diamonds gone in three minutes. we'll have the latest on a gigantic heist at an international airport. >>> also ahead, a horse is a horse, of course, of course, but viral video earned this horse the name, hudini. >>> up next, a followup to our report on pepco's smart meters. 9 wants to know why our tests show these meters are emitting radiation far

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i turned on the television to hear this news but what was the reaction there at the heart, the center of all of this news? >> reporter: tamron, we have a saying here in italy. the saying goes, once the pope dies, you make a new one. meaning that nobody really expects a pope to abdicate, really. nobody -- most people didn't even know the pope can actually abdicate. well, he did. you can, of course, but nobody has done it since 13th century. well, the pope benedict xvi said it two years ago. if i feel like my strength or he kept it general, if a pope doesn't have the strength to carry on to perform his duties, it is very important duties for the 1.2 billion catholics around the world, he should step down. it's something that nobody's even considered in modern times. even john paul 2 who was much more ill or much more tired looking and ill, of course. he was very ill than pope benedict xvi looks and he said i had enough of this and just going to retire and read and live a spiritual life until the end and leave it with somebody younger and stamina. who that guy or pope will be, we don't k

television, michael. >> yeah. nina, good to see you there in london. >>> the furniture store ikea front and center that has rockedmeat industry. ikea stopped selling swedish meatballs in sweden because they might contain traces of horse meat. >> companies across europe pulling beef products from grocery stores, but meanwhile a pub in london are having a little fun with the scandal. >> selling horse burgers for one week. known for selling exotic meats. in the past they served crocodile meat. give a shout out to your daughter. >> she won the flat course for atlanta regional files for equestrian association here so she goes to southeast regionals. >> she's awesome. we'll see her in the olympics one day. >> a lot of screaming going on. and no eighti ingeating of hors >> that's not for hur. >>> coming up, south korea's first woman president facing a big challenge as she takes office. >> north korea's nuclear program is what she's facing. whoooo! you're crazy. go faster! go faster! go faster! go faster! no! stop...stop... (mom) i raised my son to be careful... hi, sweetie. hi, mom. (mom) but just to be safe... i got a

center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal televisionvitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. thank you so much. everybody, welcome. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." thank you so much for being here. thank you for watching. [ cheers and applause ] going to be a fun show tonight. going to be fun. here's what people are talking about. we have a three day weekend coming up, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] and good news. good news, i checked the weather report, and it's going to be sunny with a chance of meteors from space. [ laughter ] everybody is talking about this 11-ton meteor that crashed into central russia this morning. it sent shock waves across six cities and caused a lot of damage, or as people from russia put it, at least we weren't stuck on that carnival cruise. [ laughter ] i mean that was -- that sounds -- have you heard about that carnival cruise thing? it's awful. it gets worse. well, they lost power for four days, right. the passengers are fine. but afte

center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. welcome. that's a great new york city crowd right there. thank you for coming out tonight. [ cheers and applause ] here's what people are talking about, everyone. "sports illustrated" swimsuit model kate upton just announced that she recently became single. [ scattered cheers ] so to all those guys out there who have been waiting for a chance with kate upton, you still don't have a chance with kate upton. [ light laughter ] some more entertainment news. in his new memoir, 80-year-old music mogul, clive davis reveals that he's bisexual. [ light cheers ] or as he put it, "hey, sometimes you gotta listen to both sides of the record, you know?" [ laughter ] yeah. 80-year-old clive davis revealed that he is bisexual. which is smart because if you're still trying to have sex when you're 80, you should really

center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal televisionptions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome, everybody. come on. thank you so much. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." i am so excited. we have first lady michelle obama on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i plan to ask her some serious questions like, "do you think that i could pull off bangs?" [ laughter ] that's right, michelle obama is here. everyone at the white house is excited. in fact, i heard they're even letting biden stay up to watch. isn't that nice? [ laughter ] that's cute, right? he's been good. with the first lady here today there's a lot of additional security around the studio. on my way in i was grabbed, frisked and groped. light laughter ] then i was like, "all right, kathie lee, enough. [ laughter ] i have to get to work. i got things to do." [ cheers and applause ] she's an animal. actually michelle obama is actually here tonight to talk about her fitness initiative, "let's move." meanwhile chris christie will be o

center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, hey, everybody! thank you very much! that's a great new york city crowd right there. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. oh, great! we've got a big show tonight, it's gonna be fun. looking forward to it. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. thank you for being here. here's what people are talking about. the white house's immigration plan was leaked over the weekend and florida senator marco rubio is already calling it dead on arrival. [ light laughter ] which, incidentally, is also florida's state motto. [ laughter ] i don't know why. it's a beautiful state. but unfortunate. yeah. this is cool. yesterday nba legend michael jordan turned 50 years old. [ cheers and applause ] yeah. scottie pippen actually helped him blow out his candles, but nobody seemed to notice. [ light laughter ] nobody noticed at all. i want to wish a happy birthday to my girl, vanna white, who turned 56 years old today. [ ap

center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal televisionptions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome! that is a great crowd, right there. thank you so much. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. oh, my gosh. we have a fun show tonight. welcome, everybody. [ cheers ] here's what people are talking about. i guess to appeal to a younger audience, this year's academy awards are just being referred to as the oscars. [ light laughter ] that's what i heard, yeah, and to appeal to an even younger audience, they're spelling oscar with a "z." [ light laughter ] yeah, and backwards in crayon. >> steve: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. that's right, the oscars are just four days away and experts are saying the movie "argo" is the favorite to win best picture. [ cheers and applause ] i'll be happy with that. with "lincoln" a close second. yeah, and the favorite for worst picture is still this -- it's my high school photo. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "weirdo unchained." >> steve: or "zero dork thirty."

center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the gendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal televisionc -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! that's a welcome. thank you so much. welcome, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] that's so nice. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. [ cheers and applause ] oh, very good. [ cheers and applause ] hot show tonight, gonna be fun. welcome, we're gonna have fun. we're gonna have fun tonight. everyone -- everyone is still talking about the oscars. that's all everyone is talking about. and get this, you guys. last night's show lasted about three hours and 40 minutes. [ scattered cheers ] even jennifer lawrence's dress was like "that's way too long." [ laughter ] did you see this? the entire cast of "les miserables" performed a song from the movie. [ laughter ] the entire cast of -- [ unintelligble french accent ] [ laughter ] they performed a song from the movie. featuring russell crowe. or as the cast of "zero dark thirty" put it, now this is torture. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] too much. i said, i think t

before i got into television i was in education in the new orleans public school system and i went back and found a cool school that means a lot to me. this is noca, the new orleans centerts. i think it's the coolest school in town. it's the coolest school in the state of louisiana, but i may be a little biased. when noca opened in 1973, i was its first administrator, its first principal. back then we shared rooms on the uno campus. today noca is five buildings on 5 acres and growing. noca president and ceo kyle wheatburg. >> we have 620 students. they come from 16 parishes across the state of louisiana. last year we had 126 seniors, 98% which of go on to colle conservatory university and between those 126 they garnered $14.5 million in scholarship offers. >> reporter: noca began with a core faculty of six and 100 students who spent half their day on the university campus. today academics and the arts are under one roof. noca is about much more than just the performing arts. >> we've had jazz. we've had drama. we've had students that go on to have incredible careers and then we have people that just make a living in the arts. >> reporter: but the coolest thing has alway

center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal televisiontac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. that's the fun, that's the love, i feel the love right there. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon," everybody. >> hey, jimmy. >> jimmy: hey, guys. it's going to be a fun show tonight. we're going to have a good time. here's what people are talking about. you guys, it was just announced that president obama will speak at ohio state's graduation in may. which should be great. i mean, the president has a lot in common with those students. he's currently in his fifth year and swamped in debt. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] perfect. have you heard about this? officials in pakistan are complaining about the movie "zero dark thirty" contains a lot of errors about the country. they were like. [ in pakistani accent ] the movie makes pakistan out to be a hellish wasteland of corruption and intolerance, but in real life it is way worse than that. [ laughter ] [

say a word about the council's africa center for the benefit of the add yoans, those who are new to us, or those of us joining us for the first time via television or the internet. the africa center was established in september 2009 with the mission to help transform u.s. and european policy approaches to africa by emphasizing the building of strong geopolitical partnerships with african states and strengthening economic growth and prosperity on the continent. they seek to inform with policymakers and the general public of the strategic importance of africa, both globally and more american and european interests in particular. a subject, which, obviously, a commitment you share with us by joining us today which is of strategic importance. we do this through publications and a robot media presence. throughout the work to promote constructive u.s. leadership and engagement in international affairs based on the central role of the atlantic community in meeting international challenges, the africa center supports and collaborates with public and private sectors to meet the challenges and opportunities in africa. it's on that note of the practical so

say a word about the council of the african center for the benefit of the audience those who are new or joining us for the first time joining us via the television or internet. the africa center was established in september of 2009 with the mission to help transform u.s. and european policy approaches to africa by emphasizing the building of strong, geopolitical partnership with african states and strengthening economic growth and prosperity. the center seeks to engage in form with policy makers in the general public with the strategic pornts of africa globally and more fern and european interest in particular, a subject which obviously you share with us by joining us today. the strategic importance. we do this to programs and publications as well as a robust immediate jay presence. within the context of the atlantic council's work to product -- meeting international challenges. the africa center supports and collaborates with public and private sectors in forging practical solutions to the challenges and opportunities in africa. it's on that note of the practical solutions we put together this panel today. i'm very pleased to discuss these issu

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television. take a look at some other news from around the world the leader of italy's five star movement which came third in the country's general election has ruled out a coalition with the center left describing there at the democratic party yeah we are sunny as a dead man talking to former canadian better grillo claimed he would not support any new government of all political parties participated in the election race with none of them gaining enough seats to govern even a country in a political deadlock italian public demonstrating a strong until sturdy sentiment during the election leaving a prime minister monti's party with a minority of votes in both the lower house and the senate. libyan government is set to urge the u.n. to lift an arms embargo imposed during the twenty seven uprising that brought down market offers regime plans were announced by the prime minister as tripoli desperately seeks to rearm its military which has been struggling to take control of the country since the fall of gadhafi and militias containing many former rebels hold much of the power on the ground across libya's vast territories. and in colombia striking coffee growers have clashed with police

television and closed circuit. we have patrols. we have a patrol on foot. and we have an outside vehicular patrol. >> even though hermon is centeredd its therapeutic programs, officials here don't take them lightly. >> the treatment is not easy. it requires from them not only courage, but also desire, motivation. many prisoners break down and prefer to go to a normal prison in order not to stay and undergo pressures. those that complete the treatment usually are the prisoners we see integrate into society and will not see them returning to prison. and those are the prisoners we want. >> it might be a tough road for this 73-year-old man, six months shy of completing his four year sentence. today is family day at hermon. and for the prisoner it is a chance to repair his relationship with his children and grandchildren. his family was traumatized after he stabbed his wife several times during an argument in which he was drunk. his wife survived the attack. but is not here today. >> translator: i have to tell you that one of the things that is so special about family day is the opportunity to see all of you with a child in your arms.

television. does not take a look at some other news from around the world the leader of italy's five star movement which came third in the country's general election has ruled out a coalition with the center left describing the head of the democratic party appeared to read super sunday as a dead man talking to former comedian the big relocate he would not support any new government for political parties participated in the election with none of them gaining enough seats to govern leaving the country in political deadlock the italian public demonstrated a strong anti austerity sentiment during the election leaving prime minister monti's party with the minority of the vote in both the lower house and the senate . accord in bahrain has put seven people behind bars for ten years each for attempting to murder. a police officer the incident occurred during ongoing anti-government demonstrations thirteen other people were acquitted becomes a day after two policemen were found not guilty of shooting a protester dead the rulings threatened to fuel more unrest in the sunni controlled kingdom that's been rocked by nonstop rallies for two years the authorities crackdown on pro-democracy campaigners h

television to leave -- you said several times "current trends". what if i told you in 2012 arrests were down 45% of juveniles in san from where they did your sale. >> juvenile drug -- >> in general. the guidance center is at a all time low. the model you speak of is the restorative justice model. the alternatives to incarceration with emphasis with juveniles is the law of the land in san francisco. when this study was done i wasn't in the police department. i was in homeland security. i can tell you the current trend and 2,000 juveniles arrested and for this year -- maybe my chart doesn't go back enough. we were under 2,000 physical arrests of juveniles and in favors of alternatives to incarceration. this is the model we used. i was at bay view and this is exactly what we did and achieved reduction in homicides and the emphasis wasn't on narcotics and incarceration and as thorough the study is there is someone wiser that says bad data gives you bad information. in that time we adding mit our data is mad. our data is much bmplt i invite you to do a survey work with the youth guidance center and the probation department to come up with a new survey to suggest how far we have come rather than suggest t

manages to rustle up look paltry on television and a stadium built for 70,000, so he is going to leave this facility and move back to the historic home ground in the city center. it once sported greece's first pitch and stadium lighting but is an antiquated monument. that does not seem to bother hard-core fans whose clubhouse is just down the road. >> for france it can only be a good thing. -- for fans it can only be a good thing. >> for $35 million in debt they are already bankrupt. its greek owner has put it up for sale. ♪ the nonprofit alliance was launched last year to show on -- to sell shares to the fan base, but 10 months later burly 9000 people have signed up, bringing in just over $3 million. these fans say the money will end up in the pockets of the outgoing owners, whom they blame for mismanagement, but they have not given up hope. a team whose lucky number is 13 may still be capable of surprises. >> more sports to come, including house cycling is going to look in the future -- how cycling is going to look in the future. ♪ ♪ >> it has been 40 years since color television was introduced, but not everyone has switched over. jessica tells us why some

television. let's take a look now at some other news from around the world the leader of italy's five star movement which came third in the country's general action has ruled out a coalition with the center left describing the head of the democratic party period to reject their signing as a dead man talking to former comedian big reveal came claimed i should say he would not support any new government for political parties participating in the election with none of them gaining enough seats to govern leaving the country in political deadlock italian public demonstrated a strong anti are sturdy sentiment during the election leaving prime minister monti's party with the minority a vote in both the lower house and the senate. a car bomb has explode. did near a court in israel in the town of respond just outside of tel aviv two people inside the vehicle were killed by the blast early police assessments suggest the attack was criminally motivated televisa has witnessed two car bombs this year both are suspected assassination attempts. the libyan government is said to urge the u.n. to lift an arms embargo imposed during the two thousand and eleven uprising that brought down moammar gadhafi reg

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