they are very tolerant muslims. and one of the reasons for that is because these are trading societies, they trade, they meet people, they are very open minded and this is people of an archipelago who have that nature of exchange of ideas. but the issue is not very open minded and this is people of an archipelago who have that nature of exchange of ideas. but the issue is not so much ababout being marginalised in the process, in participating in the economy and i think this is an important issue. so, yes, education is important, opening up prospective and views, but not only that. i think expansion of market economies ensuring that everyone is able to participate in the market it will help to flourish that and also that is good for democracy. >>sager: can democracy, islam and modernity coexist harmoniously and peacefully? >>baswedan: yes, i think so. people understand that it is not about whether the state is islamic or secular, it is about whether people of religion are able to practise religion freely and that the

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not even the imperial attitude can be tolerated.f course, the outcomes of the tolerating imperialism are not always as rabin as those that followed minute -- as rapid as those that followed munich but it teaches us to think otherwise in the future. the 23rd of august, 1939 the pact proceed directly the outbreak of world war ii. it was not simply a non- aggression pact, but also a pact that stipulated the division of europe into areas of influence. i want to read and edit -- reiterate what i said this morning. poland did receive the proposal of joining that pact, and there was a proposal for poland to join a march to the east, but poland renounced that proposal and did not join, steadfastly adhering to its treaties. the war that broke out lead to defeat. there was no possible -- no other possible outcome. this was followed by a tragic occupation, exceptionally tragic not only in poland. 5.8 million citizens of poland's, of those polish and jewish and nationalities, were killed during the war. there were the victims of this war, just

there's one that's called true tolerance, countering the homosexual agenda in public schools. another called global warm hysteria, the new face of the pro-death agenda. the description on that one reads "if people are the problem, what's the final solution?" there's also a session called the new masculinity. "feminism has wreaked havoc on marriage, women, children and men. masculinism to combat the evils of feminism. it's important to remember this isn't just a conservative for conservative christian activists. this is where the republican party goes for votes. nine currently serving members of congress spoke at the event just today, including the republican leadership from both the house and the senate. and this is an important stop for republican presidential hopefuls. former arkansas governor and weight loss self-help book author mike huckabee, for example, was there trying to shine up his foreign policy and national security. >> here we are gutting the integrity of the cia and calling them liars while at the same time treating suspected terrorists like rock stars and givin

there's a christi toler, russell toler's daughter and her boyfriend, joseph west, have they got any criminal records? >> christi toler has some armed robbery, some other minor things. joseph west, he's got cocaine possession and some other minor thing. >> i'm glad you said that, did they tell you that this may be something having to do with drugs? >> the first time i heard about this, in that area, in that mobile home park, i know where it is. the first thing i would think about with that many people killed and only a 3-year-old surviving is some type of retaliatory killing. the next question is are these people involved in think drugs? as an investigator, my gut feeling is the first thing i would think of. what are you going to do? the first person who finds these people, you're going to focus on him right from jump street, and that is guy heinz. >> but it's not looking like that. >> but he has an electronic monitoring device. there's not many places down there to go. >> sean, let's button up this thing. we still have to put our heads around the fact that eight people are dead and the ninth

racism, do not tolerate insensitivity. we can agree to disagree. there's no place for violence in this health care reform debate. it's despicable to me. >> would you call on dick army to say that? he's heading up this group that's perpetrating all of these signs out there. the thing that bothers me, ron, it's not a few signs. it's common accepted behavior at any rally by hundreds and thousands of people that are doing this stuff. >> ed, i turned it around the other way. obviously the media is trying to portray this as the republican party is out of control. i challenge you on one very specific case where violence took place over rhetoric. there was a town hall meeting last month and congressman russ carnahan's district outside of stimulus, missouri. a young, black conservative was beaten, knocked to the ground, called racial eppitef, this was recorded. you didn't hear one peep out after a young, black conservative peacefully handing out flags that said "don't tread on me" and were sent to the hospital. >> ron, in fairness,

they tolerate him now. there were occasions where people want to get rid of them by lighting the place on fire or threatening to kill them. >> at first hiv positive, threats to me. >> i tried to explain to them what hiv is all about. and if a person holds your hand, sits down here, you cannot catch it that way. >> you just tell them sex wise, blood. otherwise, you are not going to get it. >> nikon has gone from being secluded in a room to knowing the whole community is prote protecting him. >> reporter: miss gene has changed the lives of those with hiv in thompson pen which today has become a haven o of tolerance in a still turbulent sea of stigma and discrimination. >> you start a little ripple and it becomes a wave. that's the only thing. and that's a concept really. because we're starting with one little part of jamaica and thompson pen has gone beyond to the other adjoining communities. >> the communities are not that successful because it's not everywhere that we can find a gene. ♪ i worry >> reporter:

we cannot tolerate the same old boom and bust economy of the past. >> the final day of this week's meeting of world leaders in pittsburgh was marked by a massive protest. it was built as a peaceful event and thousands took part. >> i think it is wrong for 20 countries to control the entire economy of the world. >> downtown, a massive police presence provided security as the first lady took spouses on a tour of a local performing arts school. the leaders agreed to raise the profile of the summit as a force for economic stability and pledged to tighten financial regulation. but it was the president's surprise morning announcement that grab headlines. >> the islamic republic of iran has been

new yorkers should not have to tolerate second-hand smoke. even outside.on't think that i think that's a abusive power for me. >> it's very hard to prevent that on an outdoor basis. but it's great. >> he's already raised the taxes on cigarettes. if it's outside i don't feel like it's none of his business. >> the plan may require city council approval. >>> tell us your views. is it fair to ban smoking in public parks? is it an abuse of power, as we  just heard? what are your thoughts on this? you can call or there's the e-mail. cnn.com/hln. we will also accept a text. there's the address. type views and your comment and name. standard text rates apply. >>> the congressman who yelled at president obama last wednesday during his health care reform address to a joint session of congress is on the the hot seat with fellow representatives. the house is debating a resolution expressing disapproval of south carolina republican joe wilson's outburst. our deputy political director paul steinhauser joins us live from washington with more on this. where are we on thi

imperialism should not be bound to not even new imperial attitudes can be tolerated.se, the outcomes of tolerating imperialism are not always as rapid as those that followed munich, but it nonetheless teaches us to think otherwise. in future. the pact of the 23rd of august, 1939, preceded directly the outbreak of world war ii. it was not simply nonaggression pact it was also a pact that stipulated the division of europe into areas of influence. i want to reiterate what i said this morning. poland did receive the proposal of joining the pact and there was a proposal for poland to join a march to the east but poland renounced that proposal and did not join steadfastly adhering to its treaties. the war that broke out led to defeat. there was no other possible outcome. this was followed by the tragic occupation, not only in poland but 5.5 million to 5. million citizens of poland of both polish and jewish nationality were killed during that wa they were the victims of this war, just as 50 million people all over the world. the holocaust was a crime that was committed durin

. >> i hope this is an example to other juveniles that we're not going to tolerate this. >> reporter: police do not think the suspects knew they were taking on an armed officer. >> what they suspected was an easy mark. and you know, to their surprise, it was detective harris who was armed with the 40-caliber glock, semi automatic handgun. so we thank the lord he's still alive. >> well, detective harris is 39 years old. he's a 16-year veteran with the force. following abdominal surgery for gunshot wounds, as well as two more gunshot wounds in his leg. he is listed in serious but stable condition. >> officer harris is assigned to the warrant apprehension task force. >>> new developments in the criminal case against mayor sheila dixon. her lawyers say prosecutors are still using inadmissible evidence in their attempt to make perjury charges. they argue that investigators improperly used this against her. dixon is accused lying about gifts she received from a former boyfriend and theft in a separate indictment. she denies any wrongdoing. >>> baltimore breaks out the speed cameras. the cit

overtime for investigations will be allowed but abuse won't be tolerated. >> we'll be looking for abuse very, very hard. no longer will sarg enters and lieutenants be able to take home police cars. 85% of the police department budget goes to salry and benefits. >> is reduction of staff a possibility? >> there are reductions we can make and we may have to make in terms of contractual employees doing jobs here. i have heard discussions about furloughs and how that might affect either the command staff or the civilian staff. it remains to see how that may play out. city hall has asked all city agencies to cut back 5%. talks are under way for the city's unions about furloughs and layoffs. >> the kevin clark's lawsuit is getting a new lease on life. he is suing the city over his dismissal five years ago following an investigation of a claim of domestic abuse against him. he was never charged. they will hear his case in march. >> the mayor's anti-animal abuse task force is holding a public meeting 6:00-8:30 tonight. many believe there's a strong link between violence against animals and viole

so as long as you go by those three and prioritize in that order, you'll have to be able to tolerateyou have to be able to tolerate that. >> then you mention this had earlier, a lot of kids like to blackmail their parents emotionally. >> again, this has to do with a parent who has a very difficult time tolerating their child's sadness or discontent or anger. and so what you need to be able to do is realize that that is your vulnerability. as long as you put your child's safety and better interests first, you have to be able to tolerate those feelings. seek out help from your husband or wife or a friend, but don't give in because what ends up happening is they will do this over and over and over again. >> stop the cycle. >> that's it. >> thank you so much. to read an excerpt, question to our website, earlyshow.cbsnews.com. >>> up next, bringing a knew baby home is always a time of joy unless you happen to be the family pet. debbye turner bell will have family pet. debbye turner bell will have advice on getting fido i'm creigh deeds, candidate for governor and my campaign sponsored thi

this woman is not only tolerant. she is a kindred spirit of hookers. i doubt that theresa matched her clients on the 29 dimensions of compatibility. i'm guessing there is only one dimension here, and that's cash. now theresa turned career guidance counselor and discovers then that, yes, there are a dozen or so underaged el salvadoran girls that are just going to be exploited. >> is this what you want to do? >> yeah for now. i don't see why i shouldn't be able to do it. i'm bringing in other girls. >> how old are they? >> 14. >> how old are you? >> 20. >> so that's some background. do you know how you want to run it? if you have a building or -- >> i'm thinking of -- first i will say that i want to get a home. the guy that i'm supposed to be working for is here and just got a shipment of el salvadoran girls. >> how old? >> between 12 and 15. and i would have to have a relationship with them as a point of contact and i would like to take that away from him and use them for me, for myself. >> are there no decent men anymore? let me appeal to everyone. not

timothy geithner said that does not mean the excesses of the financial services industry will be tolerated in the future. >> there is no risk that we will -- can afford and will allow conditions in the financial industry to go back to what they were in the peak of the boom. >> but the speed at which they've gone back to there sort of -- >> haven't gone back yet. >> on the way? >> nope. haven't gone back yet. i think it's important it not happen. again, you are going to see very significant reforms in compensation packages across the financial sector. one thing we did today which is very important is reach agreement on a common frame work and commit ourselves to make sure we're going to apply those standards on an even basis across our countries. >> geithner and his colleagues also agreed to continue pursuing economic stimulus policies like low interest rates to help insure a global recovery. >>> a deadly wildfire is no longer threatening communities north of los angeles. crews are finally getting the upper hand on the station fire. it is more than 50% contained. it is now burning toward th

timothy guide her says that does not mean hefty pay outpractices of the past will be tolerated. >> thereey were in the peak of the boom. >> but the speed at which they've come back to their sources. >> haven't gone back yet. >> on their way. >> no. it's not happened yet. yo u're going to see very significant forms in competition practice across the nations' centers. what we did is reach agreement on a common frame wachovia and commit ourselves to make sure we're going to apply those standards on an even basis across our countries. >> geithner and his colleagues also agreed to stick to stimulus measures like low interest rates to help ensure a global economic recovery. >>> at least five people died when the ferry capsized this morning. about 900 people have been the ferry sap capsized this morning. about 900 people have been rescued. five boats are helping to take part in the search. it's unclear why the ferry sank. >>> if you haven't actually done it, you can still imagine what it would be like to go from driving on the right side of the road, like here, to driving on the left side in a

i will not tolerate those kind of mistakes under my watch.ion for almost a year now and in a way this is a continuation of our internal reviews and making structures stronger. so it is unfortunate that i had to terminate them, but under my administration i act swiftly and surely and our board, our advisory council and members expect there to be real action taken in this instance. and so those folks were terminated. we are retraining folks. we are suspending intake for now because we want to make sure we've reviewed the situation, put some safeguards in place so this type of things can never happen again. but you never know what fox will come up with next. >> just to be clear, what is it you are specifically going to sue them for? >> well, the filmmaker who admitted he is a right wing conservative filmmaker that has done this to other folks, he may have broken the law in a couple of states because it is unlawful to record or tape someone without their permission. >> i see. the accusation being fox provided a platform. >> absolutely. >> ceo ber

. >> it did not help the because of diversity and tolerance with his remarks. if i were a betting man, i would say that it instigated more racist sentiment feeling that it's okay, you don't have to bury it now. you can bring it out and talk about it fully. and so i guess we'll probably have folks putting on white hoods and white uniforms again and riding through the countryside intimidating people. and, you know, that's the logical conclusion if this kind of attitude is not rebuked. and that congressman wilson represents it, he's the face of it. and that's why i support the resolution. >> guys in white hoods and he's the face of it. strong words, as strong as we have heard yet. by the way, congressman johnson went on to say that this whole thing would never have happened if president obama were white. that's what he said. we're drilling down on this resolution. >>> also, we have got some new information that we have learned about congressman wilson himself. that's coming up in just a few minutes. so stay right there. but first, back to the story i just mentione

. >> any crime simply is not going to be tolerated. we spoke to the chief this afternoon, he puts his support behind our decision. and he is just looking to find someone accountable. >>> all right thank you very much. tonight a 14-year-old baltimore county girl has gone missing and police are hoping you can help locate her. this is monica mooth. she has been missing since monday. police say she was last seen getting into a red toyota camry outside the royal store. driven by a short white man possibly named jay. >>> the westboro baptist church held signs that red, thank god for dead soldiers. his father sued and the court awarded him $1 million for disstress. >>> and more than a dozen protesters have been arrested in pittsburgh tonight. >> reporter: it started as a peaceful demonstration but quickly turned ugly. as world leaders arrive for the summit in pittsburgh. at least 200 protesters clashed before crowds could get any where near. >> there is no freedom of speech in this country. there is no right to assemble. these are all rights

. >> israel has give and strong message to israelis that their agencies cannot tolerate the stethoscope. >> defense secretary just finished meeting the czech minister and that the old missile defense plan for europe would not have defended against iran's short and medium-range missiles and this new system will be up and running 7 years faster than the one it replaces. bret: jennifer given live at the pentagon. thank you. turkey's foreign minister says his country will spend a billion dollars to buy a long-range missile defense system, saying that the move is aimed at strengthening turkey's overall defense and is not specifically to guard against iranian missiles. turkey has invited american, russian and chinese companies to present proposals for the system. iran and how to deal with its nuclear ambitions will be a big part of next week's united nations general assembly meeting here in new york. white house correspondent wen wendell goler looks at what the new american leader is trying to accomplish. >> barack obama next week will become the first u.s. president to chair a meeting of the

only a quarter of african and caribbean people can tolerate milk. it is nonexistent among native americans. >> very interesting. coming up, we have a new format for radio. we will tell you about the changes. >> he is a teenager in college. >> here is a live look over downtown baltimore this morning. very cool. your children may want to take a jacket for the morning hours. a check on traffic and weather w >> good morning. in the morning commute is looking good so far overall. volume is picking up. westbound saratoga at green, continued closure due to water main break repair. the accident in the city have both been cleared. there is one road closed due to the maryland state fair. 66 miles per hour on the northeast corner of the beltway. 11 minutes, your drive time on the outer loop. west side. here is southbound traffic near fort mchenry. no delays at the harbor tunnel. we are looking at a pretty easy ride including the west side at liberty. let's get the latest on the buses and trains. >> we have a couple of bust of versions, the 15 at saratoga and r

overtime investigations will be allowed, but abuse, the commissioner says, will not be tolerated. >> will be looking at abuse very hard. >> verbal sergeants and lieutenants be permitted to take home police guards -- no longer will sergeants and lieutenants be permitted to take home police cars. 85% of the budget goes to salaries and benefits. >> can you make reductions? >> there are reductions that we will have to be made -- that we will have to make in terms of certain stocks. i have heard discussions about furloughs and how that might affect it to the command staff or the civilian staff. it remains to be seen how that might play out. >> city all add that all city agencies to cut back 5% to help -- has asked all city agencies to cut back 5% to help with the $60 million deficit. there'll be more discussion about furloughs and layoffs. >> maryland high court has agreed to hear an appeal by baltimore police commissioner kevin clark who is suing the city after his dismissal five years ago. he was fired by mayor martin o'malley in 2004 after an investigation into a domestic violence clai

we cannot tolerate that. megyn: we listen to the president and heard him for about one hour -- we are not interested in a repeat of his speech. >> but it is true. megyn: but everyone already heard that. if we can find all of these savings in medicare and medicaid, why not do it now? mine does it need to be tied to all of these reforms -- why does it need to be tied to all of these reforms? >> i disagree that most people believe this is controversial. we need to fix this system. people are losing health care every day in this country. 560,000 people were dropped from the employer health care last year in pennsylvania. the chamber of commerce, ama, they are all for reform. they know that we have to do it now. the president is trying to be responsible, is trying to develop a plan that will not add to the deficit, and may actually reduce the deficit. as you know, health care is the biggest driver of our deficit. megyn: we appreciate you being on. bill: and that is still short of the t.a.r.p. plan? sooner or later

. >> he did not help the cause of diversity and tolerance. i guess we probably have folks putting on white hoods and white uniforms again and riding through the countryside intimidating people. >> congressman wilson did apologize to the president after the speech. the president accepted that apology, but it's never really over that quickly. we will have more on this coming up. president barack obama seemingly back in campaign mode. the white house confirming he will appear on five sunday morning show this is week, including right here on cnn's state of the union. monday night, it's off to the late show with david letterman. check out this stop in ohio where the president spoke to auto workers and was clearly on message. in fact, sounded like a pep rally. >> i'm fighting for you and your families and i'm going to keep on doing it as long as i'm president of the united states. that's what i'm fighting for every day. we are fighting for an america where your children will be armed with the skills they need to compete with any worker in the world

and it was a club that promoted tolerance and understanding of asian cultures in the school. >> hmmm.hat prompted him to be a member of that club? >> i couldn't venture a guess. i think it was mostly because he had friends who were asian. >> everyone, you are seeing high school photos that we've obtained of raymond clark iii. and with us, wesley tack, a friend of his at that time. and through the years. we are taking your calls live. to janice in oklahoma. hi, janice. >> caller: hi, nancy. i love your show. and i think it's wonderful how you speak for people whose voices have been silent. >> janice, i really, really appreciate you saying that. what is your question, dear? >> caller: my question is if he's been possessive with other women, could it be that he's stalking annie le for quite a while before he killed her? >> excellent question. to dr. bethany marshall, joining us out of l.a. what about it, bethany? >> i think that's a great likelihood. and i think that in the face -- possibility that in the face of her impending wedding, that there was a built-up of unbearable distress, an

going forward, we cannot tolerate the same old boom and bust economy of the past.can't grow complacent. we can't wait for a crisis to cooperate. that's why our new framework will allow each of us to assess the other's policies, to build con sen consensus on reform and to ensure that global demand supports growth for all. second, we agreed to take concrete steps to move forward with tough new financial regulations so that a crisis like this can never happen again. never again can we let the schemes of a reckless few put our people's well being at risk. those who abuse the system must be held accountable. those who act irresponsibly must not count on taxpayer dollars. those days are over. that's why we have agreed to a strong set of reforms. we will bring more transparency to the derivatives market. we will strengthen national capital standards so that banks can withstand losses an pay for their own risks we will bring more powerful tools to hold large global financial terms accountable to manage failures without burdening taxpayers antiexecutive pay to long-term per

i think that's a much more tolerable level of pain for us to live with over coming years. it will take us longer to get out of it, but i think that is living with the pain, although maybe not as severe as julian robertson would like us to have. >> mark zandi, what about this other issue? we have the housing -- credit for new home buyers that might be extended and that could cost i have heard numbers from $50 billion to $100 billion depending how big you make it. you have unemployment benefits. that's another big chunk of change. we're not counting that because we're used to another $787 billion. we are still spending money we don't have. >> yeah. here, we have to make a distinction about the things we're doing now to try to get us out of this recession into a self-sustaining economic expansion. >> right. >> i think it's entirely appropriate for the federal government to be very aggressive and do things like the tax cuts, temporary tax cuts to really get us out of this mess and get us going. now, once we're through this and the economy is expanding in a very consistent way,

. >> the things you worry about are big doses, that people can tolerate a small amount, they can tolerate different forms. >> for others, cow's milk has been replaced by a substitute. >> i think it's comparable to what i would drink, which is skim milk. >> there you go. that was kmsp bill keller reporting. >>> this is just too cute for words. you have to look at this. the baby panda at the san diego zoo getting a checkup. everything seems to be a okay. workers there say he has webbing on his feet like his dad. he's put on a much needed pound over the last week, which is good news. >> he's going to keep putting those pounds on. they get really big, don't they? >> they do. his eyes are shut. >> look how cute. very nice. all right. when we come back, more serious stories. researchers racing against time. they are trying and working on that h1n1 vaccine. they want to get it out and distributed asap. the trials are underway. could we have a winner? >> plus we're waiting on the news conference out of connecticut. we do have live pictures. new developments in the case of that missing yale grad s

aricept is well tolerated but not for everyone. people at risk for stomach ulcers... or who take certain other medicines... should tell their doctors... because serious stomach problems... such as bleeding may get worse. some people may experience fainting. some people may have nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, bruising, or not sleep well. some people may have muscle cramps... or loss of appetite or may feel tired. in studies, these were usually mild and temporary. mom. talk to your doctor about aricept. don't wait. alzheimer's isn't waiting. >>> we mentioned this a minute ago. a story out about cell phones getting attention. researchers are debating whether the radiation from cell phones poses a health risk. our report from rehema ellis. >> reporter: almost everywhere you turn, someone is on the cell phone. >> i wouldn't give up my cell phone. >> reporter: there 270 million cell phones nationwide. many have been concerned about whatcoms with this convenience. there's a level of radiation, the same kind that comes from microwave ovens. it's a less intense energy than that f

>> and there were three individual there is that had explosives three times the normal limit or tolerances for tnt. >> reporter: we watched as a team of investigators boarded a helicopter carrying the physical evidence, including finger prints, that could convict the these men of murdering an american soldier and wounding a u.s. citizen. except one of the bombers had a cell phone with a number to the ministry of defense in cab pull which might plain why a letter arrived saying we arrested the wrong men. >> we think he was tied to the minute ter of defense, someone in that office that began to put political pressure. >> reporter: the three are still in u.s. custody and could be put on trial. but u.s. officers say there will be neither justice nor security no matter how many american troops if the central government pulls strings for roadside bombers. david martin, cbs news. >>> straight ahead, your tuesday morning weather 37 and in sport, yankee pitcher andy pettitte comes close perfection. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. new york, sunny, 70 frees. miami

. >> this ill-advised decision does little more than tolerate russia and iran at the expense of our european allies. but the president's announcement came the same day the associated press reported a nuclear watchdog group believes iran has enough information to build a nuclear bomb. congress has cut all federal funding to the liberal advocacy group acorn, the latest fallout from undercover video showing two employees apparently advising a couple posing as a prostitute and th pointnd a pimo launder their information. it is estimated 40% of all home buyers this year will be eligible for the $8,000 first- time home buyers tax credit. a bill proposed yesterday would extended to june 1, 2010. abc news has been tracking where the $787 billion stimulus is going. critics say some of it is paying for airports to nowhere. $2 million was present the greenbriar valley airport in west virginia near the greenbrier resort. two commercial flights a day there. only with a few passengers. in alaska, a 150 percent down got $50 million for an airport that's 30 minutes away from another airport. >> rural citize

. >> reporter: others say they think zorn is safe for now but admit fans don't have a lot of tolerance for a losing team. and often it's the coach who takes the fall. >> if they lose next week, i will consider letting him go. >> it's unfortunate. you know? i can't lie. it was more emotion than anything. >> obviously a lot of frustration but many are saying that he remain redskins' fans and they are still hopeful the skins can turn it around and still have a good season. in landover, cdarcy spencer, news4. >>> we're following a developing story. a woman hit by a falling tree this afternoon. she's died from her injuries. the recent rainfall may have loosened the roots. the 63-year-old diane leach's husband found her pinned to the yard under a tree. she was rushed to the hospital where she later died. the authorities say it appears the tree was rotten. >> a puzzling murder mystery. police are trying to find three masked men who killed a man inside his own home after tying up his wife and ds. it happened in the 12,000 block of marley drive off enterprise road. my can't flynn has that story

they will not long tolerate those on the wrong side of history.charter commits each of us "to reaffirm faith and fundamental human rights in the dignity and purpose of the equal rights of men and women." among them are the freedom to speak your mind and worship as you please. equality of races. the opportunity for women and girls to pursue their own potential. the ability for citizens to have a say in how they are governed. to have confidence in the administration of justice. as no nation should be forced to except the tyranny of another nation, no individual should be forced to accept the tyranny of their own people. [applause] as an african-american i will never forget that i would not be here today without the steady pursuit of a more perfect union in my country. that guides my belief that no matter how dark the day may seem, transformative change can be forged by those who choose the side of justice. i pledged that america will always stand with those who stand up for her dignity and rights. for the student that seeks to learn. the voter that

the answer is, we cannot call -- we cannot tolerate it, not anymore. the mark, mr. chairman, as many positive aspects and i congratulate you. i will not go through each one but let me just focus on a few. the changes on focus -- by changing the incentive to record quality, this will save lives and money. it cracked down on the worst abuses of insurance companies. it creates a real health-care safety net so that if you lose your job, and your family will not lose their health care. it also strengthens and improves medicare. it focuses on prevention and the quality of care, giving relief to seniors who fall into the doughnut hole, seniors and people with disabilities will get help paying for their medicines, and i support actually closing that gap in total. and it helps young people, many of them to starting their careers and dealing with huge student loan debt, like my daughter, who are going to be able to keep their family insurance coverage up to the age of 26. we have a lot of work to do to improve this bill, in my judgment. and truly deliver on health care reform

over time for investigations will be allowed, but abuse will not be tolerated. >> we are going to be looking for abuse is very hard. >> another move no longer will sergeants and lieutenants be unable to take home police cars. the big question concerns staff. a 85% of the police department's budget goes to salaries and benefits. >> is a reduction of staff possibility? >> there are reductions we can make and we are going to have to make in terms of contractual employees that are doing some jobs here. i have heard discussions about furloughs. that might affect the command or civilian staff. it remains to be seen how it may play out. >> city hall has as all agencies to cut at 5 certification to help close an estimated 60 million budget deficit. talks under way with you unions about furloughs and layoffs. the highest court has agreed to hear an appeal by the police commissioner. he is suing the city over his dismissal five years ago. he is fired by the mayor after investigation into a domestic abuse claim. he is never charged. the case is scheduled to go to court before the court of appea

can't you tolerate? they feel, many of them on capitol hill that they don't really know exactly how far the president's willing to go in terms of compromise, how much of a public option he may want, whether it's a trigger public option or just a full-blown public option. so what they want is some kind of guidance here which they feel has been lacking, and i know there's been some reporting about how they may be, in fact, doing a bill, sort of detail by detail so that might help, but certainly at the very least, what democrats want to hear is what they need to hold the line on and what they can let go. >> well, let's break that down a little bit further and dana, let's start with you in the hall, will be liberal democrats who say mr. president don't you dare give up on the public option and moderate democrats who say, mr. president, i want it too, but we don't have the votes. do they respect the president to referee that one in the speech? >> referee to a certain extent. i think that they're hoping that h

see tapes where people are told, you know, we can't help you, but be that as it may, i will not toleratenprofessional -- not meeting our standards. i've got -- >> so the people have been fired? the people that we see on these tapes have been fired? >> yes. but, listen, rick. i've got over 700 employees. and, you know, this is a handful of folks. i immediately took swift action and i said, you know what, we're going to look at this, we're going to make a review from top to bottom so that this thing never happens again. we work too hard to have some trumped up thing like this happen. >> well, you got some serious problems right now. let me take you through them. the senate voted to block your housing grants. the census bureau is blocking your organization from being used in its studies. and now you may be investigated by the fbi as well. you know what this is, this is a credibility problem. how are you going to overcome it? >> well, i don't think that this is just a credibility problem. i think this is a well-orchestrated, well-funded, concerted, relentless campaign to attack this organiza

he said it's not to be more confidential it's to make it more tolerable for women. >> no comment on that. thanks. thanks a lot. >> now the polka. ♪ ♪ fa >> home grown terror. the fbi arrests two men in two different cities for allegedly plotting to blow up buildings. >> showdown in pittsburgh. police in riot gear face off with g-20 demonstrators overnight and the situation gets pretty heated. >> and unlocking the secrets of aging. what identical twins can tell us about growing old. it's friday, september 25th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i've always thought it must be hard for identical twins because no matter what they look like, one is always compared to the other, is one prettier, one smarter? >> sibling rivalry to the max. >> i can't handle that. good morning. i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm eric horng in for jeremy hubbard. it's been a triple threat week on the terrorist front. >> officials say the plots were not related. >> we begin with a threat to a texas office tower. brad watson from our dallas affiliate has more on the arrests. >> reporter: the foib -

that effort must begin with the determination that the murder of innocents will never be tolerated. on this there can be no dispute. the pilot extremists whose support conflict by distorting fate have discredited and isolated themselves. they offer nothing but hatred and destruction. in confronting them, america will forge lasting partnerships to target terrorists and protect our people. we will permit no safe haven for al qaeda to launch attacks from afghanistan or any other nation. we will stand that our people on the front lines as we and many nations will tune in pledging support for the pakistani people to more appeared we will pursue positive engagement that build bridges among faith and new bridges for opportunity. our efforts to promote peace, however, cannot be limited to defeating violent extremists. the most powerful weapon in our arsenal is the hope of human beings, the belief that the future belongs to those who would build and not destroyed. a new day can begin. that is why we will support and strengthen our support for effective peacekeeping, while energizing our effo

dose of the -- single dose of the standard 15 micrograms in the adults and elderly is not only well tolerated but produces a robust immune response in a high percentage of recipients. >> reporter: for young children preliminary findings show the need for a two-dose vaccine, the same for the seasonal flu shot. critics say the production is being rushed and it could compromise safety. the government says 15 lots of vaccine have been cleared only after undergoing rigorous testing. >> make no mistake, we've worked very hard to get vaccine available as quickly as feasible but no corners have been cut in the process. >> reporter: until it's approved for public distribution, communities and schools are trying to contain the spread of the virus. in oregon the prospect school district closed campuses after dozens of students suspected to be sick with the swine flu didn't show up on monday. >> we put up announcements, anybody coughing that has antibiotics or anybody with runny noses, they report to the office. and, like, half the school came in. >> reporter: public health officials say the best defense

the mdle east, a new university inaudi arabia is ing hailed by that country's ruler as a beacon tolerance in aorld as king abdull put it that has been the target of vicious attacks from extremists. kiabdullah's university isin the city of tuwal on the red sea and it's distinguished by something take for granted here in the united states. is saudi arabia's first coed universitys we hear from sabina caslfranco of al jazeera english. >> foring abdullah, it's a dream come true. more than 3,000 guests from all over the world were iited to e opening ceremony. the king abdullah uversity of sciee and tecology has statof-the-art falities. the hope is that it willroduce scientts and engineers to fl the country's huge workforce shortage in these eas. the king's sted vion is for the initution to become a beacon of knowledge, the ne modernouse of wisdom. an to allow research to flo flouri, social restriction that is apply to women oside the campus gates will not apy inside. onhe university rounds, women are not obligated to wear the kingdom's traditionallack tubic which covers them from head to toe. r

. >> we hope we sent a clear message that we aren't going to tolerate any unlawful activity. >> reporter: despite heated tempers and a few broken windows, damage was minimal and no major injuries were reported. protests are taking place about a mile from where the g-20 summit will be held. top economic powers will meet again today to come up with ways to prevent another economic meltdown. >> his excellency, mr. nicolas sarko sarkozy. >> reporter: president obama and the first lady greeted members last night at a welcoming reception. this morning the president plans to announce the g-20 will take on a more permanent role as the main body for coordinating global economic policy. for more than a decade, that responsibility went to a smaller group of industrial nations known as the g-8. this is the third time this year g-20 powers have met to deal with the financial crisis. and with the economy still reeling from a recession, it likely won't be the last. and so far the number of protestors has been relatively small. estimates range between 1,000 and 2,000 people. but it remains to be seen wh

from the dutch in 1945, and then under decades of suharto's dictatorship, religion was officially tolerated at best. >> islam and the traditional, customary laws were regarded as being backward and primarily blamed for, you know, the defeat for many muslim countries under european rule, so that many of the earlier nationalist leaders, many of the educated elite, in fact, turned their back on religion, and among the younger generation there seems to be a greater willingness both to be openly religious and to be modern and educated at same times. i think maybe this is not just a search for greater spiritual anchor, but also i think it's greater self-confidence >> reporter: she and others say this growth of religious expression is spawned by the new democratic freedoms. it's neither fundamentalist nor militant, notwithstanding recent terrorist incidents. bombings in two jakarta hotels killed nine people last july, and a 2002 attack in the tourist haven of bali killed more than 200. but religion scholar ulil abdalla, with the liberal islamic youth association, says such extremism is not widespr

he said the authorities would be tolerant toward the opposition as long as they behaved lawfully, didot resort to violence, and did not spread lies and rumors. the background to this is the continuing crackdown on the opposition by government hard- liners and new of arrests of activists. the supreme leader did not single out opposition leaders by name to date. it appears this was of the liberal message in advance of the day of support for the palestinians next week when there could be opposition protests in iran. >> the has been a first exchange of fire across the israel- lebanon border. two rockets were fired from lebanon into northern israel. minutes later, israel responded by firing shells into lebanon. no casualties are reported in either incident. >> at least three people have been killed in a second day of rioting in the capital of yangon. -- of the gonuganda. >> nigeria has started a big operation to dredge the river of niger. the project costs $233 million and will remove hundreds of miles of silt from the longest river in africa. >> the government of sri lanka is under pressu