terence! you make us all look so bad. >> stephen: tonight, donald trump makes a controversial claim. he says he has "not" been bobbing for cheetos. [ laughter ] then, egypt holds the first round of its presidential elections. the winner gets buried with a hundred mummified cats! [ laughter ] and my guest charlize theron stars in the new film "snow white and the huntsman." so that's what jon huntsman is doing now. [ laughter ] romney wins the texas primary. congratulations, mitt romney. you've gone from presumptive nominee to 'sumptive nominee. [ laughter ] this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) [cheers and applause] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [cheers and applause] welcome to the report. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting stephen's name] [cheers and applause] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. i can't lie to you it's a keep this high. [ laughter ] thank you for joining us. nation, it was

g:::::::÷7&>> i am terence f.i would like to know when the willie brown model will be installed on polk street, north of broadway? >> the question, could you repeat the question? >> i would like to know when the willie brown model of newspaper racks are going to be installed on polk street, north of california? >> what is it? >> fancy new newspaper racks, the green ones. >> i think mayor lee and i share the desire of many neighborhoods to get more of these racks. i would like to turn it over to mohammed nuru from dpw over whether you know the timing for this section of polk street? >> thank you, good evening. as you know, we just finished installing all the racks in the downtown area. that was an agreement. gradually, we are working out agreements with the various neighborhoods. i cannot give a definite time, but i would say in the next three months or so we should have those up. [applause] >> is john here? i will give you the question. why are you putting through only 10 lateral police officers and 50 entry-level

i picked up the focus from the history of violation and i sympathize with terence. there has been a long period of stress on both sides with trying to help with the violations, trying to survive the chinatown campus construction, so here we come at the end of this for years or so. i would -- it would be ashamed when mr. louie is finally able to deal with the conditions. his 20 workers or so who are all old back wages. the landlord who has had rent arrearages. i have had two long conversation with the landlord's attorney who is not here. they do not see a viable option because it would rather have mr. lei or louis stay and pay and work that out with whatever new financial are that -- or other partners can exist. it would be ashamed to close him down when finally, he would like to get the restaurant back up to speed and show inspector hong that it can be done. he has become a cause celebre in the chinatown papers. this strikes a note of fear. they're watching to see what is happening. president hwang: thank you. next speaker. >> i am in labor union in chinatown. i am

continues to stress that this deployment is no way a mentor to wrecked it against russia that it's terence against probe state stuff like braun and north korea and this is something quite frankly that russia just isn't funny but they want to see it have been demanding a written legally binding guarantees that this is a defense system is not directed towards russia especially so close to its border but now with that said no major breakthroughs are expected after this summit it's not like senior officials understand that and it's well known that if you want to win you can't really go soft on the french remember that hot mike in south korea with obama telling me it's ready to hang in there that is you ready to compromise after the election so that's a case in more than a few countries this year with elections be held out throughout the world really in twenty twelve also the meeting is considered high level a lot of high level defense officials here but nato secretary general rasmussen did decline an invitation to join in although his spokesperson says that in no way represents or reflects his

i am more worried about a guy like terence flynn who is on the board. the first report said he was in violation of ethics law, giving information to the mitt romney advisers. there was a supplemental bill recently. not only did he give away information, this time he traded information to mitt romney advises that they would help him get confirmed. he was giving something for value. he was getting votes for value and i don't know, that sounds close to criminality. >> i did see the ig report and it was a former mitt romney adviser named in the report them and give us some context. >> it is what of the two republican members on the agency. >> he gave inside information that violated ethics. not a single republican on the hill has said it about this, not one. he has not resigned, either. if that were a democrat or had been a labor person, they would have been doing handstands in front of the fox news 24/7 but not a word. >> he is one of the republican members of the board and has been accused of disclosing internal board information to former board members.

the change is called for terence for the two penn state administrators to call for the dismissal of one of the charges. the administrators are fighting allegations they lied to the grand jury. sandusky faces a series of child sex abuse charges. >>> george zimmerman, the man charged with shooting arraignment today. he was -- martin was killed in february. the arraignment is scheduled for 1:30 in florida this afternoon. this is rescheduled. it was previously planned for the end of may. >>> well, do you count calories and watch what you eat? a study says most americans don't. >> a study is saying about america's obesity rate and the drain it could be puking on our health care system. >> many people are looking for dry spot after serious flooding. we have more on the local forecast and traffic lauren. >> reporter: well, everything is up to speed on 695 at harford road. i will show you what the other main lines look like in my abc2 time safer traffic. you are watching good morning maryland. Ñ[= >>> now "good morning maryland" at 4:30. >> i am glad i got it. the couches and beds and freezer.

thanks for joining r t with me terence parenting torture in guantanamo bay britain's complex city in the illegal rendition on suspects and i selective approach on who to regard as a threat america's war on terror is leaving a decidedly murky trail and it's what julian assange takes on in his latest sell right here on r.t. we supported you let's just admit this the british government both of them were generating fighters in the seventy's and eighty's trained them by the us is in in snowed in britain supported jihad again just a few months ago when they were supporting. would you even fighters who call themselves mujahideen in libya against gadhafi the world's was a lower is back and he's here on our t.v. at eleven thirty am g.m.t. delmas said. i speak to a former al qaeda suspect who was detained in the entire murder and tortured into a confession but then eventually released without charge he said out of network to fight for the rights of other detainees because the war on terror but i want to understand not just what happened to him and the breakdown of the rule of law i want to und

military site suspected of carrying out nuclear weapons related research washington says it's now terence job to compromise the u.s. and europe keep up the pressure political consultant wagner says the gaps are too wide to close through talks. you know i look at iran and the west as sort of like mars vs venus they want completely different things even if the west was inclined to ease the sanctions that are proposed for july they can't simply turn off the spigot and that's exactly what iran wants iran's not going to get what it wants probably the west isn't going to get what it wants either there are some optimists out there about this process i don't happen to be one of them in the west i think what the west and israel are looking for is something which iran is simply not going to give them they're looking for a complete cessation of enrichment they're looking for a reversal of the process that has gone on for more than a decade now i just don't see how this is going to happen fortunately there's plenty of oil in the world markets and those nations that need to find alternative sources of

hundred percent enriched uranium outside the country without india turn getting a commitment for terence reactors a fuel rods at twenty percent or more importantly some relief on sanctions for example the sanctions that are even coming forward in fact it is very funny you know what i mean not even after the there is nothing that are there is no appetite in the west or with sanctions if i go back to you is only in high a way is it i'd go to washington is iran in violation of the nonproliferation treaty. yes ok they are not being very transparent about what's going on in terms of experiments with nuclear weaponization for example a has stated that it is negotiating a deal with iran to open up some of the sites for example at patching but we have to ask why iran has such an extensive uranium enrichment program surely i merely for civilian purposes one way you can build confidence is to ship out the twenty percent enriched uranium because it really doesn't need it and i think. we can offer iran fuel for the terror on research reactor so right there i think it's a realistic compromise from bo

traces of higher enriching uranium discovered at a nuclear facility in iran sparking more claims that terence atomic program has military motives the latest on that just ahead. and europe keeping its powder dry in case greece gives up its upcoming election could be its final say on quitting or putting border to keep cutting but the eurozone is already preparing for its first farewell. but before we get to that egypt's early election results point to a runoff between a muslim brotherhood candidate and a former prime minister of the mubarak era the country's a storage first presidential election since the uprising saw a low turnout and numerous complaints of ballot violations but as are his policy reports regardless of the outcome egypt's future could be bleak. it's a result that stunned many and has the potential to split the country into an islamist candidate pitted against a member of the former regime mohamed morsi is the choice of the powerful muslim brotherhood well as much afic was the last prime minister to serve under hosni mubarak egyptians and now have to choose one or the other for

curve for pro be are also thinking about the type of campaign and if you translate to come in it terence in twos cyberspace and the communities so they can defend themselves. and a system to aid and assist even if just remediation and coordination of response. there are areas wary read our budget for the germans to be on the approach and this is a broader compensation and we have had successes working with the isp to promote. but to manage a domain name we cooperate on a bilateral basis and increasingly multilateral matters. we are in india to sign may can call them and ask them. they can do this sale with us. so it could lourdes gas it is effective with the informal basis. >> where they in your international strategies with the importance to keep it out then. >> you have a lot of conversations to do with what content is appropriate by the governing bodies of different jurisdictions. it is not strictly about cybersecurity but it does relate to the nature of cyberspace. if we think of the questions what is cyberspace and how is it an environment for humans to collectively discuss and take

with when muslims complain about danish cartoons versus what happens when catholics complain about terence's play. at a certain visceral level, the authorities understand that the muslim complainants mean it. and it's never a numbers game in that sense. it's about, it's about credibility, it's about speaking up, it's about, it's about speaking up forcefully. and the idea of looking around and expecting there to be 20,000 people standing behind you, one day there will. one day there will be. but if you wait for the crowd of 20,000 people to be there before you speak up, it'll be too late. i shouldn't need to tell this to americans because as canadians will point out, the majority of the population of new york state, for example, were not in favor of the american revolution. it wasn't a numbers game back then. and if you go, as you know, if you go along the border to what they call the empire loyalist parts of ontario where people who fled new york state after the revolution, a lot of them wound up, it's not a numbers game. it's about the power of ideas. and don't schedule a meeting and expe