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if this is one of the tweet us calling for action.ut of facebook post of the asking people for a change to honor geronimo. a lot of people on facebook part are calling for people to change the profile pictures, there are lots of people who have changed the pictures. here's the post. 142 people like this post, it has 31 comments. a lot of people changing the profile pictures. native american leaders including those of the tried to descended from geronimo are asking president barack obama to issue a formal apology and explanation. >>catherine: stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of the death of osama. coming up at 4:30 p.m. a look it to members of the close on the family that were inside the compound during the raid. >>jacqueline: all live look outside this afternoon, a few clouds streaming in through the bay but not much. mostly sunny skies, breezy conditions. tomorrow the fog will become an issue especially coast line. temperatures still cooler than today, we will continue the cooling into sunday with a chance of light rain in to

send us an e-mail or tweet, tell us on facebook.more of your thoughts later in the program. >>> at the box office, "thor" rules for the second weekend in a row. the superhero film taking in. the comedy "brides maid" debuted at number two, better than $24 million. some of the critics have been saying it's so good, that means the next "hangover 2" has a lot to live up to. >> maybe i'll have to see this. >>> theaters aren't just for the motion pictures anymore. they're evolving, showcasing sports events, the concerts and opera. here's careen winter. >> reporter: tickets, check. coffee, check. frieda is heading to an l.a. movie complex. >> thank you. >> reporter: her friends have arrived and the show is about to start. let's go. >> reporter: but they're not heap for a movie. they're here for this. ♪ a live performance of the metropolitan opera transmitted to 600 cinemas coast to coast. >> it's a beautiful facility. the chairs are very, very comfortable and it's reserved seats. which is ideal. >> reporter: and a growing number of cinemas

>> e-mail us, tweet us, go to our blog, find us on facebook. we'll be reading your comments later in the hour. >> the pressure is building on the head of the international monetary fund to step down after his arrest on charges of trying to rape a hotel made. >> dominique strauss-kahn remains in a new york jail cell where guards are taking extra precautions. deb feyerick is here with more on suicide watch we're told. may not necessarily mean he's trying to commit suicide. >> exactly. he's not suicidal per se. that's not why they did it. this is a precaution they take with high-profile people at rikers island. that's why officials did that. dominique strauss-kahn on a suicide watch. this is a precaution because this is a man when should be meeting with presidents, prime ministers, power brokers and he's alone, isolated. every 15 minutes, again, not necessarily because he's on suicide watch, that's just the way they do it in this way of rikers. he has received one visit. it's not clear whether it's the wi wife. >> there wasn't any aspect of this e

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. >> you can tweet us, let us know and we'll -- we're glad they did. >> good morning, everybody.we have with the morning commute. of course, keep your eyes on the road if you're driving, not driving, listening, but anyway, if you are driving any time soon, you'll find conditions on the roads not too bad. looks pretty good in oakland northbound 880 passing the coliseum, getting up to the downtown area. san mateo bridge traffic also looks good driving out to highway 101 and the dumbarton bridge traffic is at speed as well. from livermore to castro valley, we have a nice drive. interstate 880 southbound from heyward to fremont association far so good. the south deck commute is off to a good start, northbound 17, slow traffic approaching los cados. >> twitter is our friend. if you have weather information or say happy friday, sp weather. i'll answer forecast questions, do my best. >>> we have i think a better sunday and monday for you. if you can just get through today and tomorrow. some people love the cool weather. my mom, my mom, anything over 72 is too hot. i'd say mom it's 75, o

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send us an e-mail at booktv@cspan.org or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> well known author kitty kelley has written about frank sinatra, nancy reagan, the bush family among other topics and now oprah. kitty kelley, does oprah have a role in the political world? >> oh, no question. being probably one of the most powerful women not just in our country, but globally, she has immense power. because she's a communicator, and she influences millions and millions of people. just ask president obama. [laughter]

send us an e-mail, a tweet or tell us on facebook.n the next hour. >>> here is the video of the day. it is required we run it once a year. >> isn't it a year since we saw the cheese down the hill. >> the cheese roll of 2011, the event was officially canceled due to health and safety concerns. 500 people showed up to toss a wheel of cheese down the hill. >> it looks like the guy that run was actually running. some people just throw themselves head first down the hill. >> wow, that was a fast year. we are going to close at the top of the hour. it is 55 minutes after the hour. . well, i made you a reservation at the sushi place around the corner. well, in that case, i better get back to these invoices... which i'll do right after making your favorite pancakes. you know what? i'm going to tidy up your side of the office. i can't hear you because i'm also making you a smoothie. [ male announcer ] marriott hotels & resorts knows it's better for xerox to automate their global invoice process so they can focus on serving their customers. with

send us an e-mail at booktv@cspan.org or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> well known author kitty kelley has written about frank sinatra, nancy reagan, the bush family among other topics and now oprah. kitty kelley, does oprah have a role in the political world? >> oh, no question. being probably one of the most powerful women not just in our country, but globally, she has immense power. because she's a communicator, and she influences millions and millions of people. just ask president obama. [laughter] she really back in 2000 when george bush was running against al gore, gore's poll ratings were much high or than bush's. but after bush appeared on oprah, she baptized him with her female audience, and his polls went up. and look what happened. in fact, chris rock kids her all the time and says you're the one who elected george w. bush. so, yes, she has immense power. >> and, in fact, george w. bush for his "decision points" just went on oprah recently to talk about it. >> it was a safe berth for him. i saw a little bit of it, and it was a very receptive audience for bush to put forward

send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org, or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> i began two years before the bombs begin to fall onto the. exactly two years to the day. april 15, 1959, that evening fidel castro arrived in the united states for a visit. this was his first visit to the united states. dwight eisenhower was still president. richard nixon was vice president. kerry was still a junior senator from massachusetts. castro came to deliver his speech to newspaper editors, but the visit was something more like a charm offensive. he and his bearded entourage arrived in washington loaded with cuban cigars and cases of cuban rum, and castro spent most of his visit hugging and smiling and saying all the right things. there were some americans comically some in the eisenhower administration, including dwight eisenhower himself, who had some pretty serious concerns about castro, maybe maybe he was a kindness in making. me found in charismatic. after a few days in washington castro trained in new york city. for the moment he arrived at penn station where he was greeted by 20,000 people, he

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and i asked you guys at home to tweet us something embarrassing or crazy that happened at your prom. ng topic on twitter, which is huge. so, now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite prom disaster tweets from you guys. here we go. this first one is from @maddyms. he says, "heard my name being called on the speaker and thought i won prom king. no. it was just because my mom brought me my eye drops." [ laughter ] "oh, my gosh -- i got my eye drops. sorry, everybody. i just want to thank my mom." [ laughter ] this one's from @anniecupcake13. she says, "my date got a bloody nose, then sneezed and got blood all over my face. [ audience groans ] then said, hey, look, no blood on the tux!" [ laughter ] ah what a -- amazing. there's nothing -- oh, i'm so sorry. oh my god. carrie, come here. [ laughter ] this one's from @matthewburnside, he says, "my date's boob fell out and everyone saw it except me." [ laughter ] "what are you guys looking at? oh, my gosh -- what?" "should have saw it, man. it was amazing." this one's from @danzyte. he says, "my date grinded on me so hard that she broke t

. >> host: we would like your call and questions by e-mail, journal at c-span.org or tweet us at c-span wj. we welcome your participation. we have a tweet from jodi tom, are we going to take questions about energy? >> just widening the conversation, can you tell our audience about alternative fuel use as a percentage of energy consumption in the united states? how with we trending? >> guest: trending upwards. so fuels like ethanol, as well as renewable for electricity, wind power, solar, those are one the fastest growing parts of the u.s. energy system. they are starting from a relatively small base, currently our overall energy system, over 80% of the energy comes from fossil fuels. and so another part of that is nuclear power and then around 9% or so is renewables, including both things like biofuels for transportation, as well as renewable. we do expect it to increase over time. one the increases since we're focused here on gasoline is ethanol. now ethanol has increased very significantly over the last several years. and it's currently up to about 10% of our gasoline consumption. so

send us an e-mail, tweet or tell us on facebook.'t do it while driving. >> we're kicking off memorial day weekend. the unofficial start of the barbecue season to prepare for the grilling ahead i took a trip to see the dean brothers. >> they're nice guys. >> new cookbook called "get fired up" about grilling, tailgating food, outdoor food, take a look at the result. most cooking shows, most cookbooks are too fancy for me. i have surrounded myself with the dean brothers, jamie and bobby. these guys, sons of the legendary paula taken. we will be making food. these are bad dogs, but you know what, we can't get there yet. we have to make some good dogs with bobby and pasta because i need my food groups in here. you will prepare the pasta. >> you are. i know your culinary background so i have a job for you. would you take this pasta and put in that pot. >> that's all i got to do? >> that's about 98% success right there. >> i'm going to leave you to that for a few minutes. >> you're done. >> go over and make good dogs. not off to a bad star

tweet us your feedback at twitter.com/booktv. >> tomeko brown megan, the author of courage to dissent. >> this has not been discussed often in the civil rights movement although it was the home to several national civil rights organizations, and the place i wanted to explore because i thought that it would be a success story. it's usually considered of interest only because it was the home of sort of martin luther king j.r., but i wanted to explore atlanta because i knew it was a home to a sizable african-american middle class, many black colleges, and i thought that in part because the white city fathers always considered it a place of racial moderation, that it would be a good place with much to explore, dynamics, and the civil rights movement. >> what did you find? was it a success story? >> well, in some ways it was a success story including for many members of the black civil class coming of age after the landmark civil rights legislation of the 1960s, but the story that i tell in my book is a little bit more complicated. it also shows that for many african-americans in atlanta,

host: c-span junkie tweets us -- guest: i do not agree with that. we spend a good part of 20 years in this country beating up on the government in saying that the government cannot do anything right. i do not think that is true. the debate that we are having now is one that has been in this country for a couple hundred years, about the relative role of government and not in our lives. i think there is an appropriate goal for the government. it is why, for example, when we look at health care reform, we said what it is the rules that the government can play in order to provide real meaningful health care to the american people? we passed that as being implemented -- and it is being implemented now, and think that is a good thing. i don't think there is anyone that would argue that the federal government does not have aftere to play after natural disasters in our country. we have to protect the safety net for people who work for 11. it is why i am a strong supporter of medicare and social security and the things that are going to make this country gre

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. >> we were asking people to tweet us some questions and somebody asked how tall you were because you were toiring over her. >> i'm 510 1/2 and i wear a good 6-inch heels. >> we'll see what star has to say about nene. >> let's see what she's wearing, too. >> when you're confronted in the wild when with an uncaged animal you're supposed to retreat. that was tv, but do not the po-po would have been called. we were not friends before, we clearly are not friends during a and we are not friends after. >> she said she needs to get it together. you wanted to see what she was wearing. >> yeah. i love fashion so i just wanted to see what she was wearing. she got it, too, but nonetheless, i'm not a caged animal. some people don't like when you call them on their b.s. i called star on it. obviously, she didn't like it. obviously, she thinks she's more educated than everybody. she might have more schooling than i have as far as going school for ten years, because it didn't work for her because we're getting the same check. >> you brought star and hope back into the courtroom. hopes fired and that

or tweet us at twitter.com/booktv. >> thanks did look so bright in new york city. when i was a kid growing up here in the 1970s it looked as if not just president ford but history itself is to new york to drop dead. the city seemed mired in crime and disorder, the decline of the garment industry itself had left the city essentially unmourned. that situation was not unusual for new york because what new york was going through was a process of de- industrialization, common to all of america's older cities. one of the themes of this book is that the american dream doesn't have to lie behind a white picket fence in the suburbs. and that cities have been as as an intrinsic to the american as it myself. the very birth of america has its roots in boston in the 1770s between john hancock who badly wanted the political change that could be created by a mob, and set and select many purveyors of flickr not to conjure a mob. and their connections as graded by the city of boston changed america, created, helped create this great country of ours. in 19th century, the great probl

it's tweeting us your feedback. twitter dot com / book tv. >> next on book tv, military historian jonathan jordan presents a biography of generals dwight eisenhower, george patton, and omar bradley during world war ii. the others was the personal and working relationships of the three men, all graduates of west point, who were equally friends and opponents. it is a little under an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the national world war two museum. it is a pleasure to see such a packed house tonight. i can tell that you are all in for a good show after having spent the day with tonight's speaker and having read most of the book. don't tell him i have not read all of it yet, but most of the book. we are pleased here to have c-span that wanted to come down and fell in mr. jordan's presentation. we have had a nice relationship with them over the years and it's great that not only will our members across the world be able to view this on our website, but also c-span will b

tweet us your feedback, twitter.com/book the. booktv. >> ben tarnoff, who was owen sullivansome. >> owen sullivan was one of the most notorious counterfeiters in america. he was an indentured servant from ireland, and he ends up in boston in 1749 as a silversmith, and that's where he begins to counterfeit colonial massachusetts notes and builds a huge intercolonial network that expands from rhode island, new hampshire, massachusetts, all over. >> how easy was it to counterfeit at that time? >> well, the printing quality of the bills is fairly primitive by our standards, um, but it did require tremendous skills as an engraver. i mean, one of the things you see in the early period, most counterfeiters are former silversmiths or engravers was it takes dexterity to engrave a copperplate in reverse, because that's what was required. >> how much -- well, first of all, was there a national currency, or were there 1 different type -- 13 different types of currency that were official? >> in the colonial era, there were 13 types, and can a

tweet us your feedback. twitter.com/booktv. >> up next on booktv, joseph nye, a former dean of the kennedy school of government at harvard university, talks about the changing nature of power in the global affairs. this hourlong program was hosted by the center for new american security here in washington. >> let me tell you a couple of things about why i wrote this book and what i think it says to at least start the conversation. the book summarizes work that i've been trying to do for 20 years or so about how do you understand power and america's position in the world. and it goes back to the book "bound to lead" which was publish inside 1990 which was a period when americans believed they were in decline. and in trying to answer why i didn't think the americans were in decline, this is when i coined the term, "soft power." i looked at american military power and economic power, and i said, you know, but this' not all there is -- that's not all there is. there's also the ability to get others to do what yo

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or tweet us at booktv@c-span.org. >> cynthia stewart was a mother in ohio, a small town who was a mirror of one child of an eight-year-old daughter nora. she lived with her partner in a little farmhouse outside of town. cynthia was a passionate photographer and she become a passionate photographer after her daughter had been born. and she decided to document her daughter's life in great detail and she rel wished doing that and she took pictures of nora all the time. by the time nora was 8 she had taken 35,000 photographs of nora. these are not digital. these are rolls of film developed at discount drug martz processing lab. all of those pictures were numbered and filed and archived in cardboard boxes in her dining room stacked up on her dining room wall and she wanted some day to put together a book. but she was going to have a lot to choose from. on july the 6th, 1999, cynthia scooped up 11 rolls of developed film and took them to the discount drug mart to have them developed. and a few days later, 10 of those rolls came back but one did not. cynthia assumed that roll had been lost in t

this is a great day -- [ laughter ] >>> i want to mention that because of some of our people who tweet usbout a b.a.r.t. delay that was minor. i just called b.a.r.t. they say it's moving out of the system. so it's residuals. bay bridge just cleared an didn't but meter lights are on at the toll plaza. san francisco, if you are leaving for the east bay, it will be a big delay getting onto that lower deck. to steve. >>> low clouds, fog, cool, some sun, but 60s and 70s. temperatures rebound a little bit on thursday and friday. the big news will be on the weekend. >> there's quite a bit going on. suggest making some indoor plans, if possible? >> yeah. it looks like sunday morning. >> okay. all right. thanks for watching, everyone. >> boy now.

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and you can also tweet us. from the c-span website is this preview of the speech. obama to address shifting mideast policy. in light of the arab spring pro- democracy movement and the killing of osama bin laden, president obama will provide an update -- again, that is from the c-span website, just a preview. from "the financial times" is this preview of the speech. that is a little bit from "the financial times" this morning, there preview of the president's middle east address that will happen at 11:40 a.m. this morning. let's start with brenda from texas on our democrats' line. what would you like to hear from the present? caller: good morning, peter. i have nothing but total confidence in this president. i leave it totally up to him. i just have never been so proud to be american before. i just have nothing else to say but that, peter. i am just tickled pink. host: in and day out, virginia. andrew, another democrat. caller: i would like to see our president say he is going to close the syrian embassy. this is a country which he has renewed diplomatic relations w

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/11 put their stamp on history ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ >> reporter: look at this picture tweeted to usstudent at penn state. campus overflowing. and then there was this, west point cadets. not even 10 when the twin towers fell, chanting across campus. >> usa, usa. >> we are so patriotic and everyone is here celebrating an end to osama bin laden. hopefully an end of terrorism in the crazy world. >> reporter: overseas, u.s. troops in afghanistan watched the president's announcement proudly. and back home, the news literally brought the mets- philly games to a standstill. >> that was exciting moment. >> it was josh elliot reporting. and the irony of the moment when the announcement came on the phillies mets game the 9th inning with a 1-1 time. 9 sln 11 there as well. -- 9/11 there as well. >> so great to see people cheering and holding up flags and pointing to their usa shirts. >> the ken tru -- country feeling a sentence of relief and collective smile in the wake of so -- a sense of relief and collective smile in the wake of this. >>> coming up, we will speak to a man whose brother died

host: email us and tweet us for questions. writing in the "wall street journal," from guantanamo guantanamo guantanamo to abbottobad. guest: we don't know the rules of engagement. normallyr you go in and take out the bad guys. if the president's order to them had been go in and do all you can to take them alive, they would have done that. but those details are unfolding and we don't have the full story. and in fact, the white house keeps changing the story that we're getting. eventually we'll get the full story and we'll know. perhaps we may have lost valuable intelligence. obviously they said they got a treasure for the computer guys. i would imagine from some of the intelligence that has been publicized now, they got flash drives and figured out how they were communicating. i have not heard in a classified briefing since, but tom clancy does great research for his books and there were indications in the public knowledge there were some that would put messages and photographs and then you send the photograph through the inter

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or you can follow us on twitter at "biz report" or my personal feed at hudson nbr. if tweeting isn't your thing, friend us on facebook at "biz report." finally, say good-bye to the goodyear blimps as we know them. some new models and a new look are on the way. goodyear is teaming up with a german firm to build three new blimps to start flying in 2014. the new models will be bigger, fly faster, and carry more passengers. they'll cost about $21 million each. susie, goodyear's blimps have flown above the world's most watched news, entertainment and sporting events for more than 85 years. >> susie: it's always a moment of excitement. we say, look up, there is the blimp. >> absolutely. a different kind of gas price it is worried about. >> susie: that's "nightly business report" for tuesday, may 3. i'm susie gharib.. good night, everyone, and good night to you, too, tom. >> tom: have a good night, susie. i'm tom hudson. good night, everyone. we hope to see all of you again tomorrow night. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program was made possible by contributions t