it involves going into the tanks looking at the turbans, the shaft, the shaft seals, those long-term items that you might be temtd npted not to look at a that we didn't look at in the past and found emergent problems coming up. then to see to it when we get that maintenance we get it done. so we have the right planners that can lay out what needs to take place so we're efficient when we bring the ship in. >> thank you very much. general amos, i understand that you recently signed a revision to a 15-year-old policy addressing azy. you also ordered the service to begin tracking all hazing allegations and investigations and called on leadership to get more agressive in confronting claims of abuse and protection for victims and whistle blowers. i really applaud your attention to this very serious matter. can you discuss some of these new protection for victims and whistle blowers? >> senator, i haven't -- it's true i signed a new order out, and when i went back to look at -- okay, let me refresh this. i was a bit surprised to find out it was as ant quiiquated as was. we did do that, it d

to the right is a wonderful piece of jewelry, a turbaned ornaments. the show also includes objects of multimedia. for example, the largest piece. it also includes paintings, sculptures, furniture, a tremendous collection of art. as always, our visitors can enjoy the excellence of individual works of art, on an individual basis, but would be what to do differently is to add a new dimension. we want to call out those stories. we want to object to talk about themselves, to tell us what makes a maharaja. how did he conducts his public life? maha means big, raja means king. so literally, and baking. how did he live his everyday life? how did he conducts his religious duties? negotiatinart and politics is an marriage, in this case, too. so we want to offer our visitors multiple choices. you can enjoy the art on its own individual basis and focus on its artistic quality, stylistic dilution, but also, if you like, there are stories at your disposal to learn. you can make a journey of self discovery. the maharajah has also inspired contemporary artists. engagin

the coalition received dozens of complaints from its members. >> your turban can be searched because -> the coalition claims that - tsa reported receiving 11 complaints nationwide. they simply do not profile passengers based on race, or ethnicity. said, this is another way of getting feedback from passengers. some passengers said they were say things the past have improved. do not think it matters are at thisty you point. case it does happen, is an app for that. onep next, see how making thishain is possible. >> some of us may see some rain tonight. city, the sun is behind the building. the caps are getting ready for the best of seven series with the rangers. county is the county in the country. it is not alone in northern virginia. the top five places on list are in our region. church, fairfax and howard county, fairfax city was eighth on the list. >> the news about gasoline be prettytinues to good. the national average for is now $3.82 a gallon. d.c., is a bigger decline. down 12 cents since last monday. maryland and virginia are also decline. >> a popular restaurant chain is makin

that the real purpose of the fear machine is not just to make americans fear of the death of anyone wearing a turban but also to generate massive profits for certain industries that depend on fear from defense contractors who are making billions of the never ending war on terror to security contractors who are making billions off certo extreme scanners in our airports to islamophobia who are making money off t.v. appearances books and lectures the theory sheet is generating enormous fortunes for those who are banking on americans being afraid of muslims not to mention the political benefits the republican party receives when americans hit the polls and vote based on fear so when a planned parenthood clinic gets by wisconsin there's a real simple reason why that fear machine. isn't fired up there's no money to be made no political points to be scored no one was there was no scanners in planned parenthood clinics no one stands to profit from a never ending war against christian extremism and republicans don't win elections by defending planned parenthood so the fear machine. and the brazen attack and

and it's been one of the-- on almost all the famous postcards from this area, have a picture of turk's turban on it. >> lots of postcards from this area, but boy, you can't take a bad picture here. >> it's almost impossible. and also in black and white, at certain times of the day, the--it's just incredible, the kind of relief and contrast you get with black and white photograph. >> that looks like a wall up there on the top going across the top. but that couldn't be a wall. >> that's actually basalt. that's lava flows that flowed in here on top of some of this other stuff many million years ago. and you have the basalt, that flowed in on top, and that's why it's black and a different color. and you can see how it has sloughed off down the hills right into the sandstones. >> boy, this is like a timeline here. >> it is. >> you're standin' here, looking at this, isn't it? >> it's like a geology textbook and-- >> yeah, i would imagine a lot of geology students come out here, don't they? >> they come out, usually every spring, and they have crews that come out and they get licensed and they go ar

damage was confined to the inside an in order none of those turban orphan broke through the engine andit the hydraulic in the plane or wing. good news too. couple things going fo for very close but at least a safe call. abc news tv. >> scary nonetheless. the plane is supposed to land in los angeles in about app hour. well try to hear from some of the passengers at 11:00 o'clock. >>> good news. bay area real estate appears to be making a comeback. nearly 7700 houses and condo sold last month. up 9 percent from last year. best month of march in 5 years time. according to the data quick information service increase in sales was due in part to low prices foreclosure and short sales accounted for more than a third of the sales. 30 percent went to investors who paid cas cash. >> other business news. san francisco bay guard an weekly alternative newspaper in the bay area has been sold. buyer is reportedly san francisco xa examiner. guard an founded in 1966. it was sold to canadian publishing company last year. >> san francisco company called plunk made a splashing debut on wall street. they m

the guy is 8 foot tall with turban on and took them 10 years to get the guy. 10 year years.technolog technology. this guy owed my uncle dominic a few dollars. still would have found him in three days. he would go to the president give me buick duct tape and i'll take my own guy. speed limit read in the paper bin laden found. in trunk. carpet that's the kind of neighborhood i grew up. new york different back then. in the italian neighborhood with a lot of crime but nobody saw or heard anything. i didn't see nothing. no matter how you got killed always a heart attack. you can throw a guy off 30 story building the cops go what happened. i don't know looks like a heart attack. dead guy. [ laughing]. >> they could be a guy laying here with ice pick sticking out of the back. the cops go what happened? i don't know looks like a heart attack. the xwi grabbed his chest and fell on it 17 times. i don't know nothing. check if he's breathing. i'm getting worried rate now. all right. >>reporter: one final question i'll ask you. you have also been very active in speaking out about the iss

community where her family moved she was the only little girl except for her sister whose parents were from india, they were sikhs and her father wore a turbaneard, let's put it this way, unusual and extraordinary some of the experiences that she had, even wanting to play kick ball with the other girls. there was a black team, a white team. they wanted to know if she was black or white and she couldn't participate in the beauty pageant because they didn't know if she was black or white. she tells these stories. i taped this interview in "the situation room" and she read says passages from the book. we'll talk politics and why romney, the man she supports is having so much trouble getting support among women in particular. i think our viewers will be interested in this interview. we'll air it in the next hour. >> it's an interesting back story in her life and i think she told stephen colbert that her parents came to the states with $8 in their pockets. thank you, wolf blitzer. meantime, the grammy winner mary j. blige. she says that the burger king ad she did agree to do isn't this ad it ended up being and the chicken wraps and the commercial

spooks going into his or to start in just killing people on the basis of vision that will this person has a beard and he wears a turban do for you might be. on an even if he's not who cares about if he's killed i mean we have to work around that mentality which seems saw evident right now what is happening in was a good start. thank you for joining us and i and other organizers of the draw that have been trying to get it isn't out there trying to put pressure on the government to lessen with. you know we will even eyeless there is any other situation thanks so much. thank you thank you for having me on your show. so find out what hillary clinton said are in the obama administration. and that show with another doesn't have a right not have popper's but good times are no short supply. it also gives you a story in the scene so. you think you understand it and then you know here's the part of it i realized everything. i'm sorry is a big. blow to the counseling i'm mr. mayor good. luck in the aloneness still they'll get the real headlines if not the most of the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're comple

going into was a restart and just killing people on the basis of the dish and that will be a dispersant has a beard and he wears a turban do for he might be. indicted on and even if he's not who cares about if he's killed i mean we have to work around that mentality which seems so evident right now what is happening in was he just. says i want to thank you for joining us tonight and i know the organizers of the drowned senate have been trying to get a petition out there trying to put pressure on the government to let me when it comes to the mine you know we will think and i'll let us know if there's any updates on your situation thanks so much. thank you thank you for having me on your show. so find out what hillary clinton said are in the obama administration tonight . and that. they might not have. but good times are no short supply. a story. is if you understand it and the. other part of it and realized everything you saw. is a big. blow to the. but in the alone itself you know there's a real headline with none of the problem with the mainstream media today is that they're completely disconnected from the viewers and

committee we recently listened to the anguished testimony of sikh americans, constantly humiliated as they were pulled out of lines at airports because of their turbans and made to wait in glass cages bike animals on display. they were pulled into rooms to be interrogated for hours, an even infants were searched. this has forced sikh americans and muslim americans to fly less frequently or remove religious attire. just to accommodate these unfairly targeted practices. and just last year, i was shocked to learn about the activities of the new york police department and the cia, who were secretly spying on muslim americans. despite the lack of evidence of wrongdoing, officers were monitoring muslim american communities and eavesdropping on families, recording everything from where they pray to the restaurants they ate in. the nypd entered several states in the northeast to monitor student organizations in college campuses. these students had done nothing suspicious. the only thing they were guilty of was of practicing islam. this type of behavior by law enforcement is a regression to some of the darkest periods of our history where we mistrusted our ow

spooks going into was a restart and just killing people on the basis of delivery and vision that will be dispersed and has a beard and you lose a turban do or you might be. indicted on anyone if he's not who cares about a few skills and we have to work around that mentality which seems saw over it and right now what is happening in was a restart i want to thank you for joining us and i and i know that the organizers of the drones and i have been trying to get it isn't out there trying to put pressure on the governments unless he wins in. the end of the month you know we will keep an eye out let us know if there is any our entire situation thanks so much thank you and thank you for having me on your show. so can i find out what hillary clinton said they are in the obama administration and i thought i was right and they're around the cell of another doesn't have that right i have fallen for your brothers but the times are now five supply. the close up team has been to the sverdlovsk licia. where blacksmithing has developed from a craft into an industry. now our team goes far north. where returns to good roads and rail are a bottle again

vibration in the weeds and flushing rats troops at night not exactly environmentally friendly save those living right next to these giants turbans are all completely paid by taxpayers subsidies clearly rate increases it's a complete corruption by our politicians and it needs to be stopped now robert moran and his wife are running you can paint to start energy companies building the windmills even closer to his home a battle being fought in many small rule towns in the whole it's sort of a money pit where our taxpayer money is going into these they're destroying thousands of acres they're actually hurting the environment that governor. proposed turbines on her doorstep with almost daily letters to her local governments and she succeeded with the energy company abandoning its plans but her case was very much the exception to the rule for more than thirty years now when power industry and its largest have promoted it as a green and clean but for many who live directly with the impacts of this energy green was more about the color of money with huge government handouts wind farms began popping up all over the place but it was subsid

the world. i thought well, i guess my father is relevant. and then two weeks later i saw photographs of cia operatives wearing turbans and sporting beards and ding with the northern alliance on camelback and horseback and in northern afghanistan against the taliban. i thought that looks like oss so i thought maybe there's a story here. c-span: you're father lived in what years? >> guest: he lived 1920 to 1996 born as an army brat, really never lived in the same place for more than two years, spend and very informative years when he was a young boy in tientsen china which was really just before the manchurian invasion. he had a taste for the orient. he understood the military. he's the kind of boy that you would find on the edge of the parade ground saluting and watching soldiers go by. c-span: i wrote down quote from your documentary. "my father was the coolest character i ever knew he quote what did you mean by that? >> guest: well, what i meant is that as a boy i grew up understanding what she had done and who he had been. he was not the braggadocio. he was the opposite of the great zantia as you remember. he was kind quiet, self-effacing.

the problem. for instance, what was his name. bin laden, bin laden. >> mike: yeah. >> eight foot tall with a turban on and ten years to get this guylars, would have found him in three days and went up to the president give me a buick, some duct tape, i'll take my own guys. (laughter) >> and ready to read, bin laden found in buick trunk, heart attack. and that's the neighborhood i grew up. it was tiny neighborhood and a lot of crime and nobody saw or heard anything. didn't see nothing. no matter how you got killed, it was always a heart attack. you could throw a guy off a 30 story building. the cops, what happened. i don't know, looked like a heart attack. (laughter) >> and that guy. (laughter) >> and they could be a guy laying here with an ice pick taken out of his back, the cops go what happened. i don't know, looked like a heart attack. and the guy grabbed his chest and fell on it, 17 times. would you check if he's breathing? i swear, starting to get worried. all right. >> mike: well, one final question i want to ask you about, you've also been very active in speaking out about some of the issues going on in the country and you'

turban, my mother wore a sari. we lived in a small southern town where they didn't understand us and we didn't know how to fit in with them. but what we saw, whether it's the about where we were disqualified from a pageant because they didn't know whether to put news the black category or the white category, whether it's the fact that my father and i went to a produce stand and immediately two police were called in and we had to deal with that situation. i mean, all of those stories while they are challenges, while they were hard, what i hope peop peop people understand is that same town took us in, allowed to us be a girl outand supported my brother when he went to afghanistan and that town has a sign that says proud of nikki haley. >> you write about when you and your sister went to the beauty pageant. >> the pageant tradition had two winners, a black queen and a white queen. but before they revealed who the winners were, the organizers of the pageant said they had an announcement to make. they called us out of line and said we don't have a place for you. then they thanked us and handed us gifts. i got a beach ball. >> and explain why that beach ball was

turban, my mother a sorry. that small southern town did know what to make of us and we did know wha what you make of t. but what i would take is this is the start of a lot of challenges, challenges of being a minority family and a small southern town the challenges of being different and knowing your different but knowing your parents tell you to be proud of what you're given. challenges in the corporate world. challenges in the state house race. challenges in the governor's race and challenges as we go forward. but what i always knew was my parents always wanted us to understand that what makes you different make you special. and also the fact that the small southern town, while we went to those challenges, is part of the same state that elected us, a 30 year-old indian american female for governor. what does that say about south carolina? what does that say about this country? how far have become? that's the story behind this is we all go to challenges. it's not the challenges that define you. it's how you handle those challenges. now i realize all of those challenges were blessings to everyone of them was to blessing in disguise becaus

turban. my mother wore a sari. they didn't understand us and we didn't know how to fit in with them, but what we saw, whether it's thehat i talk about because we were disqualified from a pageant because they didn't know to put us in the white category or black category and we went to a produce stand and two police were called in and we had to deal with that situation. all of those stories while they are challenges any while they were hard, what i hope people understand is that same town is the one that took us in, allowed me to be a part of the girl scout. supported my brother when he was deployed to desert storm and the same town now has a sign that says the proud home nikki haley. >> they should be proud. you write when you were a little girl you and your sister went to this beauty pageant and read this section to our viewers, if you don't mind. >> the pageant tradition had two winners. a black queen and a white queen, but before they revealed who the wins are were the organizers of the pageant said that they had an announcement to make. they called semi and me and said we don't have a place for you. i got a beach

house judiciary committee we listen to the english test dummy of sikh americans constantly humiliated as they were pulled out of lines at airports because of their turbans and made to live in glass cages like animals on display. they were pulled into rooms to be interrogated for hours and even infants were searched. this has forced sikh americans and muslim americans to fly with us fly with us for going or remove religious attire just to accommodate the targeted practices. just last year i was shot to learn about the activities of the new york police department and the cia secretly spying on most americans. despite the lack of any evidence of wrongdoing, officers are monitoring muslim american communities and new strapping on families, recording everything from where they pray to the restaurants we ate and. the n.y.p.d. entered several states in the northeast to monitor muslim students organization for college campuses. the students had done nothing suspicious. the only thing they are the key of us practicing islam. this type of behavior by law enforcement is a regression to some of the darkest periods of our history, where we mistrusted arab citizens a