the post co. says that large numbers have been refused entry into the u.s. and sent back here. cuba is on washington's list of state-sponsored terror. it is politically motivated and no wonder justified. relations have started to ease. several hundred thousand cuban americans visited relatives after the u.s. lifted travel restrictions. they also began discussions on the resumption of mail services. it appears to have stalled. not surprisingly, there is a great deal of excitement, but is it the system or the celebrity that americans want? we have been talking to a group of americans living in london. >> the house has had some recent ups and downs. at the top remains the ceo, stable and revered. below those problems, reputations stinted and deals broken. a new partnership has emerged. >> this family has been reduced to those lowest places of all creatures. >> it has just opened in london. struggling to communicate. a royal family mindful of connecting with the public. while maintaining a distant authority. >> it is very british. we are somewhat schizophrenic. are we harsh? in a c

the shooting happened just before tannatbefore 10:00 p.m. t they found a man slumped over his car and had no suspects at this time. we will keep you posted. >>pacific gas and electric co. is now facing seven more lawsuits over the san bruno gas line explosion that killed eight people in september.the new lawsuits accuse pg&e of negligence, and nuisance among other claims. the company remains committed to the customers in san bruno and the community, spokesman joe molica said.the utility company is still waiting for a decision by the judicial council of california to have all the lawsuits heard by one judge.the sept. 9 blast killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. to women are convicted of trying to pass them off as victims to secure relief aid during the blast or after the blast. lisa johnston, sonya smith. they applied for new identification cards the two women live 5 mi. from the blast. the five other people they say at similar charges. >> at 25 ft. boat is on fire at pier 45 in san francisco. as of right now no word on injuries, will trend will have more reformation is as we get it. >> we will be right back a light look at the james lick in san francisco

say the co-leader of the opposition sunrise party kaoru yosano accepted kan's request to become a cabinet minister. he left the opposition party on thursday. yosano served in several key cabinet posts, including finance minister in the governments of the liberal democrats. he tried to broker a coalition with the ruling democrats late last year. the sources say kan intends to retain foreign minister seiji maehara and other key cabinet ministers. he also plans to keep the party secretary-general katsuya okada in their posts. >>> thousands of people have taken part in memorial services across the caribbean nation of haiti to remember the victims of the 2010 earthquake. the quake struck exactly one year ago. the haitian government declared wednesday a day of national mourning for the more than 200,000 people killed in the quake. in the capital, port-au-prince, a ceremony marked the start of construction of a memorial for the victims. haitian president rene preval and former u.s. president bill clinton were in attendance. ♪ ♪ >> civic ceremonies were also held with many mourners taking part from the early morning. more than 800,000 haitians who lost their homes in the quake are still li

of they have to gods as posted their biggest gains on my sex after it announced the purchase of a fifty fifty six percent stake in one of the country's largest airlines you ted co-producer measure was also on the rise in the myself to coal prices rose to a two year high as heavy floods instructed mines and cut transport in australia and stronger crude prices are giving some support to russia's oil majors with lukoil up to three percent on your yes. that's it for now and join me next hour for more. the. line. would be soon much brighter if you knew about song from phones to impression these. stunts on t.v. dot com. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms. we've got the future covered. very welcome to its hall past the hour here i must say this is the wiki leaks founder julian a fall into the pit in the u.k. court as he fights extradition to sweden over sexual a full of publication of a foreigner it denies the accusations and claims they are culpa to about three hundred bones but the key west the next extradition hearing will take place in for weeks. it's. washington in protecting the former cia agent who's wanted in latin america wi

posted on our web site. look on our home page. >>> google chief executive schmid is stepping down in surprise shake up at the top of the mountain view company. google co-founder page is reclaiming the top job. schmid was brought in his as ceo a decade ago because google investors believed the company need add more mature leader. on the twitter account today the 55-year-old wrote day-to-day adult supervision no longer needed. schmid will still oversee strategic partnership and act as advisor to page and co-founder and changes take affect april fourth. >> i believe larry is ready. he's been working on this area for listening time. ideas are interesting and cliff and time for him to have a shot at running this and doing it i'm sure he will do a fan take particular job. >>reporter: also today google revealed schmid plans to sell 5 34,000 google shares over the next year worth about 335 million dollars. >>> also big changes at h p including whitman return to the by world. palo alto base tech giant named 5 new director to the board today including former ebay and candidate whitman. 4 of h p current board members will step down in march. the changes come jus

post-traumatic stress disorder. people have other anxiety-mediated disorders. so the whole gamut is-even simple phobias. people have phobias, and they interfere with their functioning. so co-occurring disorders can cover from people who have active psychoses and difficulties with reality contact to people who have stress disorders, and everything in between. and from an integrated approach, we also like to remind people that some, many individuals who are homeless also have medical conditions that are untreated, and that becomes part of the co-occurring context. so- as well. as well. so hypertension, diabetes, if you're injection drug user, you may have abscesses that need to be treated. you mention hiv. we want to make sure that a person who is hiv-positive is hooked up with ryan white, they can get on medication. the sooner you're on medication, the better off you are. but that does mean that, indeed, those services are available and that the caseworker or case manager is able to recognize that. so it's physical health, it's mental health, and it's substance use disorder, full spectrum. when we come back, we're going to continue to talk about, now, the treatment of home

the position. other people have made it a ceremonial post. the fascinating part about this, though, is that now there are two women running for co-chair that have really serious falling so among the 168 members of the rnc. anybody who wants to vote for one of those two women has a very strong disincentive to vote for either of the two women running for chairman because if they vote for the within chairman candidates and one of them wins, the co-chairman will not -- for one of the within chairman candidates, and one of them wins, the co-chairman they want will not be able to win. one man is running for or german because if one of the two-one man is running for the co- chairman ship because if one of the two women against the german ship he will automatically have the co-chairman share. -- chairman and ship. -- chairmanship. anne wexler and maria cino have a long relationship. whatever your running for, the relationships matter a lot more than the endorsements. it matters a lot more if you have known a committee member for a long time, if your endorsed by john bolten or john boehner. host: could something turn that is not predicted today? is it r

the chief political correspondent for cbs news, please welcome david brody. [applause] she is the co-founder of voto latino, maria teresa kumar. [applause] political columnist for the "washington post" please welcome dana milbank. [applause] she is the creator of one of the best sites on the web, huffington post, please welcome arianna huffington. [applause] the anchor of "at the closing bell" maria bartiromo. [applause] he is the best-selling author, please welcome dr. cornel west. [applause] he is a best selling author and former speech writer for george w. bush, please welcome david frum. [applause] the ceo of sybase and a committee of 100, our friend, john chen. [applause] i think want to start our conversation with dr. west. i do that because i was reading clips of some of your immediate appearances, one in particular, you were asked about this conversation. i thought we were friends. until i read this conversation -- we talked about how america can return to its greatness. i want to talk about -- we have three hours to drill down on this, but you took exception in the piece i read on a particular media outlet on the notion of america returning to its greatness. i want to let

the chief political correspondent for cbs news, please welcome david brody. [applause] she is the co-founder of voto latino, maria teresa kumar. [applause] political columnist for the "washington post" please welcome dana milbank. [applause] she is the creator of one of the best sites on the web, huffington post, please welcome arianna huffington. [applause] the anchor of "at the closing bell" maria bartiromo. [applause] he is the best-selling author, please welcome dr. cornel west. [applause] he is a best selling author and former speech writer for george w. bush, please welcome david frum. [applause] the ceo of sybase and a committee of 100, our friend, john chen. [applause] i think want to start our conversation with dr. west. i do that because i was reading clips of some of your immediate appearances, one in particular, you were asked about this conversation. i thought we were friends. until i read this conversation -- we talked about how america can return to its greatness. i want to talk about -- we have three hours to drill down on this, but you took exception in the piece i read on a particular media outlet on the notion of america returning to its greatness. i want to let

the chief political correspondent for cbs news, please welcome david brody. [applause] she is the co-founder of voto latino, maria teresa kumar. [applause] political columnist for the "washington post" please welcome dana milbank. [applause] she is the creator of one of the best sites on the web, huffington post, please welcome arianna huffington. [applause] the anchor of "at the closing bell" maria bartiromo. [applause] he is the best-selling author, please welcome dr. cornel west. [applause] he is a best selling author and former speech writer for george w. bush, please welcome david frum. [applause] the ceo of sybase and a committee of 100, our friend, john chen. [applause] i think want to start our conversation with dr. west. i do that because i was reading clips of some of your immediate appearances, one in particular, you were asked about this conversation. i thought we were friends. until i read this conversation -- we talked about how america can return to its greatness. i want to talk about -- we have three hours to drill down on this, but you took exception in the piece i read on a particular media outlet on the notion of america returning to its greatness. i want to let

to guards posted the biggest gain on the my sex most nine percent on the day after is announced the purchase of a fifty six percent stake in one of the country's largest airlines you tell co-producer majo gained up to coal prices rose to two year high as heavy floods instructed mines and cut transport in australia and stronger crude prices boosted russia's oil majors with lukoil up more than three percent by the end of the session. so for now the headlines are next on our team with alice after the short break. ok this is the wiki leaks founder julian off problems have appeared in the u.k. cool which is he fine thanks tradition to sweeten the sensual salt allegations denies the accusations and claims they all comrades who eventually hands him over to the u.s. the next extradition hearing will take place in four weeks. portugal floridians are a few speculation that comes from going to ask for a multi-billion euro bailout but experts say it will do little to shore up the single currency. washington is accused of protecting a pullman cia agent in latin america the deadly terrorist attacks. it is all i'm trolling in the u.s. for other offenses including immigration. and help i

. >> guest: they'll go to the east dining room and others will be posted on a website. charlie is joining us from california. good evening. call cou for taking my call. and i really believe the political institution in china is evolving in human rights because we really should look at our whole institution. all political institutions from 1776 until the early jacksonian time it was a political institution for white slave owners only. and after the 1800s, until the 1900, we have a true democracy with all of the human rights for all our peoples. so it took us more than -- almost 160 years. and they got 30 years. and i really believe, you know, eventually they will have not our type of democracy, but they'll have the people who speak up with freedom of press and with the freedom people to choose their own leaders. because it took us almost 150 years. you see what i'm saying? >> guest: charlie, thank you for the calling. let me point out to take us back to 1972 when richard nixon first traveled to china nearly 40 years ago. from that point to a charlie was talking about and where we are today, what about the last four decades? >> gue

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the brutal post-election crackdown by the government of belarus has taken action. the u.s. is revoking the general license that are authorized u.s. persons to do business with two belo russian -- belaursian cos. we'll continue to adjust their policies. these measures are not cleared -- not aimed at the people of belarus. we will continue to coordinate closely with the european union which is announcing its own sanctions today. regarding egypt, let me bring you up-to-date on the flow of american citizens out of cairo. we do have a couple of airplanes that are very close to taking off. when they do in the next few minutes, we will have had nine flights leave cairo today, taking more than 1200 american citizens out to three destinations. one is -- cyprus, athens, greece, an easton will, turkey. -- istanbul, turkey. one flight made two round trips and we were able to put a small number of american citizens on a canadian flight leaving cairo today. we are very grateful for the support of the government of canada. we also were able to put some u.s. citizens on a military flight that happen to be in the area and we were able to divert it to take out some american citizens as well. in terms of tomor

the real goods and services get delivered. >> host: washington post as a front-page story on this topic co-written by a familiar face to c-span viewers and ed o'keefe who is covering the federal workforce. the government tends to resist reorganization. history shows obama is likely to face a host of roadblocks. after the september 11th attacks nearly two dozen agencies were melded into the department of homeland security to better coordinate handling terrorism and other national emergencies but the members of congress overseeing those agencies were loath to give up any authority. that is why dhs gets marching orders from more than one hundred congressional committees and subcommittees. number that has grown in the last seven years despite the 9/11 commission's recommendation that those tangled lines of authority be consolidated. later on senator susan collins is quoted about reorganizing this saying it will require a sustained political commitment to overcome jurisdictional interests. later on a quote from caspar weinberger who tried to do this in the nixon days. situation in which narrowly based groups who have what they wan

. >> guest: they'll go to the east dining room and others will be posted on a website. charlie is joining us from california. good evening. call cou for taking my call. and i really believe the political institution in china is evolving in human rights because we really should look at our whole institution. all political institutions from 1776 until the early jacksonian time it was a political institution for white slave owners only. and after the 1800s, until the 1900, we have a true democracy with all of the human rights for all our peoples. so it took us more than -- almost 160 years. and they got 30 years. and i really believe, you know, eventually they will have not our type of democracy, but they'll have the people who speak up with freedom of press and with the freedom people to choose their own leaders. because it took us almost 150 years. you see what i'm saying? >> guest: charlie, thank you for the calling. let me point out to take us back to 1972 when richard nixon first traveled to china nearly 40 years ago. from that point to a charlie was talking about and where we are today, what about the last four decades? >> gue

the call-chairman ship different things. some people -- co-chairmanship different things. other people have made it a ceremonial post. now there are two women who are running for co-chairman who have serious followers. anybody who wants to vote for one of those women has a strong disincentive to vote for either of the two women running for chairman. if they vote for the chairman candidate and one of them wins, the female coach chairman does not have a chance to run. there is an irony that the biggest thing they can possibly do in electing a woman chairman will automatically kill the chances of the two women running for code-share. it has been working against ann wagner and maria cino, they have less of a history than the current co-chairs. they have long relationships and a long history with the rnc. four co-chairmen, for treasurer and secretary, relationships matter a lot more than endorsements. it matters a lot more if you have no a committee member for a long time that if you are endorsed by john boehner or john bolton or whatever conservative has to -- conservative happens to be on your side. >> is there really a