you talk about having to go to a unification church event in new york. were you told you had to go that -- and to that if you're going to work there? >> yes. i was made to realize that if i did not go by prospects would begin. >> you said you were episcopalian and you did not want to go to the unification church. >> i am a devoted christian. i was not interested in joining their church. many wonderful people there. i like many of them personally. but i found the whole ceremony revolting. there are elements of the ceremony there are insulting to christianity, to jayson, and to islam because they have someone judaism, and to duties o islam because they one someone present to represent each and they have a ceremony that is a unification of all three. they also had mass weddings. >> did you go? >> yes. >> what did you go? >> i wanted an opportunity to remake the pages of "the washington times." i was surprised how spiritually dangers unfounded. >> -- dangers i found it. -- spiritually dangerous i found it. for about a year or so, they limited the sports sect

>> i was not interested in being part of the unification church. there are many wonderful people there and i like many of them personally. i found the whole ceremony recall. -- revolting. there elements of the ceremony that are insulting to christianity and judaism because they have someone representing a priest, rabbi, and an imam walk up to us with a vial of water in there and then deported simultaneously into a bowl. this is to symbolize the unification of all the world's religions under the control moon and that struck me as very strange. weddingwas also a mass there. >> did you go? >> why did you go? >> i want to remake the editorial pages of "the washington times." i have seen many things around the world and i could see one more. i was surprised how deeply that certainly affected me. i found a spiritually dangerous. >> what impact do you think the fiery ofjohn solomon and you has had on the "washington time?" >> that is hard to assess. i hope the paper survives and continues. for about a year or so, it looks like it wasn't. there were persis

margarita celebrates the unification of italy. named after the first italian queen, it comes with the colors of the italian flag -- red tomatoes, white mozzarella cheese, and a garnish of green basil. italians who come to the states are not impressed by thick and fancy pizzas. judging from the enthusiasm of those munching these hot and tasty pies, what really matters is not the quantity of ingredients, but the quality.

you need a unification site. if you pick up the home phone and don't hear a dial tone, try again. make sure there is a land line hard wired to the -- not plugged in. if you can make a phone call you should call somewhere further away. if you have someone out of state that way they are not effected. who's okay, who's not, who has not called yet, that way you know who you are waiting for. after an earthquake or disaster if you know everyone in the family is safe you have no worries. if you work in the city and you live in the north bay, the bridge is down. make that phone call. your family is safe, you are safe. i can do more work helping the people in san francisco than trying to get back right away. your family knows you are okay and you could be rescuing the city. having a family plan. twice a year we say, change your batteries in your smoke detectors and replenish your supplies with new food. your spouses say what are you going to do in a disaster? if you go to school, the school has a plan set in place. if a quake hits they will evacuate to certain areas. you will have to pick

right of solidarity, fall of soviet communism, german unification. and i said to myself what i care about most is the cold war and i thought the year that was most decisive but that hadn't been written about as much as i thought it should have been was 1961 and then clearly the epicenter of the cold war was berlin. so berlin, 161. >> rose: so how did you go... you went and had access to lots of documents that had not been seen before? >> i got access to some documents that hadn't been seen and then i also accessed lots of documents that hadn't been used. >> rose: right. >> and there were soviet documents, there were german documents and there were u.s. documents. but the story that i ended up really spending a lot of time on because it became clear to me early on in my research that this is the story that wasn't told was the story of president kennedy's first year in office and his foreign policy regarding berlin. >> rose: you call it one of the worst first years in presidential history. >> and i'm sure i'll pay for that with... it will be the most c

clashes of the game in london according his upcoming opponent for award ahead of their july second unification back in hamburg where they will fight for the w.p.a. i b f. tries to pick the guys who. really you know on the phone not seen it i've seen it happen time of the time of people watching this dog. you going off a cruise what. blood make it so well he's not trying to prove it he's a low. whatsoever no respect. i believe it's a pretty good. a lesson for you going to be on the let's take them all to respect. that is all the sport for the moment more than a couple last time. for the full swing we've got it from. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to go for asians around the day . in taiwan all she's available in the land this type be her child into might be the how it falls a hotel type t. shirts inside the hotel hotel royal shall his the groom photo the show with her son will the misty type the hotel kuvasz show photos fr

londoner calling his upcoming opponent for the junior klitschko a fraud ahead of their july second unification fight in hamburg w.p.a. i.p.f. w b o pelts all on the line this summer. tries to pick the guys who suicide are perfectly you know. and i've seen it i've seen it happen time of the time where he works in his garden again. even as a crude way i believe. make it go out and he's more time to prove it to the hello. whatsoever no respect. i believe it's a pretty good lesson for you going to be on july second how to respect something tells me those two don't like each other to the russian premier league we go finally twenty strikes and all through and over the weekend only one of the matches finishing scoreless so just in case you missed any and all your ego it's goals galore. the so. long ago a good. go a. good. and that's all for me at this hour i'll see you soon the weather's coming up and kevin owen is here with all the news headlines up at the top of the hour. for the full song we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the. culture

one member of parliament said it was a task on the scale of the unification of east and west germany. it's a big, big deal economically. but having said that as well, mrs. merkel's coalition governments have been suffering in the polls. there have been a string of regional elections, where the greens have done well at the expense of her party. >> what energy sources are likely to make up the shortfall, especially if germany doesn't reduce its electricity consumption by 2022? >> the hope us that wind power, which currently gives 17% of the electricity in this country, will double to 35%. there are difficulties with that, because the wind farms are in the north of the country and a lot of the nuclear power plants are in the south. so if you change the source of electricity, you have to change the grid. now, there is a skeptical view that if it can't be done, that if all those problems really get in the way and you can't double the amount of electricity from rue nubles, where else does it -- renewables, where else does it come from? the word coal is being used. there are coal-fired power

david haye and latina klitschko continue to taunt each other ahead of their forthcoming heavyweight unification about their will meet on july the second it hand with three belts on the line and after a recent press conference in germany appeared in his hometown of long and took up the fight with the briton claiming predictably that victory will be what is. says his opponents and yes and in the ring. i'm surprised you can't control me and we are two dogs in a fight the toughest one wins the one is tougher mentally physically personally i'm up ryan white machine is manufactured his style does boring job job grab a jab jab grab somebody done and then the guys that so far have allowed him to do that he can't control me so my plan hasn't been changed in the last two years i will fight you for twelve long runs for you and in the last twelve rounds i will knock you out and it's actually going to be good for a future life and my brother is a doctor and she will take care of you know port's remote stress and stuff so what i think you're going to do for free just as a favor but i think it's going to be g

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comprehensive database about people and their relationships in names that addresses their own cation this unification is we. don't really all see the we've in the united states all accessible to us intelligence facebook. google yahoo all these made him a civilization have built meaningful grayson's for us intelligence but it's not a matter of serving as it being that they have a need to face it they have developed for us intelligence communities now is it pick a step facebook. is actually run by u.s. intelligence now it's not like that it's simply that u.s. intelligence is able to bring to bear legal and political pressure to them and it's costly for them to hand out records and one by one so they have automated the process everyone should understand that. we may now be afraid to face book they are doing free work for the united states intelligence agencies. and building is not a place for that let's talk about. elitists or wiki leaks cables that has been released they show the u.k. as a haven for extremism with at least thirty five guantanamo detainees having at least passed through the u.k. is the

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then, as i say, we are not greece or ireland or spain, but we are a global society, and a global unification, and everything we do is dependent upon the world. the money is fungible. everything. and i am just saying, do not do anything -- do not do a thing. just a freeze in place. these new guys say, i will not vote to extend the debt limit until you cut spending. if they say, what you want? if they say, waste, fraud, abuse, earmarks, foreign aid, and as to'policys air craft-- will getaircraft, that you at 6%. if people cannot grasp that, then jefferson was wrong. he said, give me newspapers without a government or government without newspapers, but what he also said, but they must be able to receive them and they must be able to read them. if the biggest magazines in america are "people," and "us," hang on tight, pull up your socks for blocks. tavis: i wonder if you are hopeful that anything we talked about, whenever the plan ends up being, is there going to be a plan? will anything get done, now that we have started to move into the reelection campaign season? >> i think it is unfortunate

general petraeus and even secretary clinton herself saying that this agenda vacation this total of unification with israel i suppose trouble it actually increases terrorism one wonders what's going on in their minds that one has ideas but if terrorism increases and the whole objective of this is to get people like roddick or the pakistanis or others to cooperate in the war so-called terrorist i'm well if it's not working one would wonder you know what's afoot here and what's a foot of course is there are people making people profiteering on these sales these are sales for every dollar that the israelis are given half of that goes back to u.s. defense contractors are the same with pakistan so there's a lot of money to be made in this was there or not it helps or hinders the so-called war on terrorism what would you say that it's helping or it's hindering i mean can you name me one example where peace has been able to block i think some people would say well look at iraq there we tried to pay off a few more lawyers are doing the same thing in afghanistan i wouldn't call either of those successes

this is total nonsense reflecting patters of government that is the least 2500 years old and since unification in 221 the country is falling apart but always comes to gather and spend more time as unified authoritarian country governed by the single authority van investee of disunity. india is almost the opposite and only unified for two brief periods. when the moguls are the british invaded and thought to rule india none of them could extend the rule so the fact that india is a democracy does not have deep historical roots but the fact it is not a chinese dictatorship data -- is not an accident. india is rate to tough and organized and very groups that resist to dominate the accounts of modernization don't understand how peculiar modernization which is important to remember when we tried to modernize with the third world today. and the exit from kinship is not done by a powerful state that the amounts of peep staged a man's people have allegiance but done by the catholic church in then forbade the concubines and forbade marriage up to 5 degrees of related mr. husband's been that cuts off the

there was an emperor who unifd them 2000 years ago who has always been greatly respected for the unification but never been given full credit becauseover his brutality. something like that >> rose: so the question is will they look at the brutality of mao tse-tung and say it dwarfs his achievements? or will they say the achievements have to be only understood in the context of the means he used to make them >> i think the latter. what you are having now, for example, in chung king there is an ambitious party secretary who is one of the eminent leaders of the mmunist party who has started the reform movement in chung king dicted against corrupti which is a general experience. but also trying to develop a legitimacy for the political system in which some of the maoist patterns are resurrected. patriotic songs, songs extelling the communist party and huge organizations that dothat a that is also partly, think, a reaction to the phenomena of which we call the arab spring to create an alternative legitimacy to the pluralistic democratic system. >>. >> rose: you believe that it' incumbent on the u

on monday, 7 environmental protesters were arrested after they repelled down the bridge to unif i recall 50-foot flag. the demonstrators want them to clean up waste left behind by oil drilling in the amazon in south america. this morning's meeting is the first since it was found guilty by court in equador of the massive oil contamination in the amazon. >>> if you smell natural gas in mountain view it's likely from a section of pipeline that pg&e is venting from the tests it began this month. residents have been notified about the testing and service will not be interrupted. 450e7btime, pi -- meantime, they are looking into secti section. three miles of line 132 in south san francisco are inspected. it's the first time anyone has looked inside this pipe since it was installed. in 1948. pg&e is looking for problems with welds. federal investigators believe multiple faulty welds were a factor in the pipeline explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >>> time now is 5:37. we've been talking about light rain in the bay area this morning. can't decide looking at the bay bridge

and it lets you know there is a sense of camaraderie and brotherhood, just the unification of americans all reacting to that. we expensed that in new york and other parts of the country, particularly in new york in the days after 9/11. people just hugging each other and giving a head nod or just a knowing look, sharing in the sense of grief, if that was the case then, and it is the complete opposite of that now, the sense of pride and jubilation as i imagine it is also in d.c. where you are. >> it certainly was. especially last night around the white house. antwan lewis live from ground zero, thank you so much. >>> and now to the white house where crowds also gathered to celebrate the end of this chapter in history. the search for the world's most wanting terror suspect over after nearly 10 years. holly morris is live with an update. holly? >> reporter: good morning, tony. it was one of those things where people felt the need to do something and that something was this spontaneous celebration outside of the white house. take a look at these pictures. this was the scene here last night.

since the unification of china in 221 bc the country has fallen apart but it has always come together and spend more time as a unified authoritarian country governed by a single authority than it has a state of disunity. india has been unified for two periods. when the moguls and british innovated none of them were able to extend their rule through th to extend their rule through the whole of the continent. the fact that india is not a chinese dictatorship is not accidental. no one in indian history has been able to rule india and an authoritarian fashion because indian society is too tough. it is organized into the village associations and very powerful religious groups all of which have resisted any political effort to dominate. the final thing, i mentioned accounts of modernization, don't understand how peculiar european modernization is. that is important to remember. when we try to modernize through development assistance a country in the third world today. how is european development peculiar? you exit from kinship, not done by a state, by a powerful state that demanded people h

it is a good solid moment of unification, but that bipartisan goodwill is not going the last too longecially with what is coming up concerning the debt ceiling. >> no, it is not, thomas. if you look at the comments this morning from the majority leader eric cantor, he was quick to praise obama for being able to apprehend osama bin laden and eventually killing him, but he was quick to be critical of the democratic policies when it comes to natural oil production here in the united states. what we will see is a pivot here on capitol hill from what i am hearing from the republicans is because barack obama was able to pull off this killing of bin laden that has eluded america for ten years, it is difficult to attack him as being an inadequate leader which is the argument that you heard about against him in the budget, and where is the leadership, president obama, and that issing? that the republicans would say, but now it is pifting to, okay, we see that he is a leader, but he is not focused on the economy enough, and the policies are poor and more attack on the policies than the individu

. >> well, it is reminiscent of the unification of the post 9/11 days, and we will see how long it last't last for long. we will see you tonight at 10:00 and a whole bunch more coming up for us, ed. appreciate it. stay with us right here on msnbc. we are back right after this. [ robin ] my name is robin. and i was a pack-a-day smoker for 25 years. i do remember sitting down with my boys, and i'm like, "oh, promise mommy you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." i had to quit. ♪ my doctor gave me a prescription for chantix, a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these symptoms or behaviors, stop taking chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of depression or other mental health problems, which could get worse while taking

and berlin disappeared at that point as a free island, would we have had germanupification as -- unificationwe had it and part of the free world? i don't know. how things happened over cuba. if the missiles had been planted and was danger and khrushchev was willing to negotiate berlin for havana, i can't imagine any u.s. president would have gotten away with it, but what a different world. >> host: completely different. before we move to maybe some more current issues, what were the main sources you used for this book? what's new in this book because other books have been written on the subject. >> guest: yeah. i used russian, german, u.s. archives. i found a lot of new documents and a number of declassified documents that had not been looked at our used by authors. there's a particularly wonderful document, secretary of state, dean rusk, sending a cable to general clay as he's asking him to back down in berlin when the tanks showed up. we were essentially saying that the soviets in east berlin like elsewhere in their -- he is saying no president or secretary of state had ever said it quite

since the unification of china in 221 b.c., the country has fallen apart in periods, but also has come together, and it spent more time as unified authoritarian country governed by a single authority than it has in a state of disunity. india is almost the mirror opposite unified for two brief periods under the empire and then another empire later. when the britishs invaded, none of them could extend their rule, so the fact that india is a democracy i don't believe has deep historical roots, but the fact it's not a chinese dictatorship is not accidental. nobody in indian history has ever been able to rule india in that kind of fashion because indian society is way too tough, you know? it's organized into casts and village associations and very powerful religious groups all of which resisted any political effort to, you know, dominate, all right? the final thing, i mentioned that i think the eurocentric accounts of modernization don't understand how peculiar modernization is, i think that's important to remember. when we try to modernize, you know, through development assistance, a count

since the unification of china in 221 b.c., the country has fallen apart in into dynastic periods, butit always has come together and have spent more time as unified authoritarian country governed by a single authority that it has in a state of disunity. india is almost mirror opposite. it's been unified for two brief periods, under two empires when the british invaded and sought to will into, none of them were able to extend the rule through the whole of the subcontinent. for the fact that india is a democracy i don't believe has deep historical roots. but the fact that it is not a chinese style dictatorship is absolutely not accidental. nobody in indian history has ever been able to rule india in that kind of authoritarian fashion, because any society is way too tough. it's organized in village associations and very powerful religious groups, all of which have resisted getting political effort to dominate. the final thing, i mentioned that i think the eurocentric accounts of modernization don't understand how peculiar european modernization is. i think that's important to remember wh

disappeared, west berlin disappeared at that point as a free island would we have ever had german unifications we had it? and europe reuniting as part of the free world? i don't know. you know, how things happened over cuba, if the missiles had been implanted at that time. if it became dangerous. and khrushchev were willing to negotiate berlin for havana. i can't imagine any u.s. president would have gotten away with it. but what a different world we would have been in. >> we would have been completely different. before we move to maybe some more current issues, what were the main sources that you used for this book? what's new in this book because, obviously, other books have been written on the subject? >> yeah. i used russian, german u.s. archival material. i found a number of new documents. i also found a number of already declassified documents that just hadn't been looked at. and hadn't been used by book authors. >> yeah. >> there's a particularly wonderful document, secretary of state dean rusk sending a cable to general clay as he's asking him to back down in berlin with the tank show

wherein by the flood, they flagged, the brise unif you recalled, here the embattled farmer stood andfired the shot heard round the world. >> brown: now, he's put out a new "selected poems" volume that presents his work from the 1970s to today. when we talked recently in washington, he said that, in looking back at his writing, he saw constant reflections of his youth. >> i grew up in a small town, where my father was a local athlete and had a little shop. his father had a bar in the town. long branch, new jersey. i can see the past, the community, jews and other ethnic groups, a kind of american lower middle class community life. i can see all those things, though sometimes they are reflected in mythology or politics or some other thing. >> brown: thinking about the beginning, you had to, in a sense, invent yourself as a poet, right? >> i did not have a glorious academic record. in the eighth grade, i was in the "bad" class. i was suspended from school a few times. i was saved by objective tests and by music. that was my identity in school. i don't think the word "art" as something i

berlin had disappeared, west berlin disappeared as a free island, would we have ever had german unifications we had it? and europe reuniting as part of the free world? , youi don't know. you know, how things happened over cuba if missiles had been implanted, it if it became dangerous and if kruschev were willing to negotiate berlin for havana, i can't imagine any u.s. president would have gotten away with it, but what a different world. >> before we move to maybe some sources that you used for this book? what's new in this book because, obviously, other books have been written on the subject. >> yeah. i used russian, german, u.s. archival material. i found a number of new documents. i also found a number of already declassified documents that just hadn't been looked at and hadn't been used by book authors. there's a particularly wonderful document, secretary of state dean rusk sending a cable to general clay as he's asking him to back down in berlin when the tanks showed up. and he eventually says when we acquiesced to the berlin wall, we were essentially saying that the soviets in east ber

[laughter] [applause] >> you mentioned quantum gravity unifications, do any of those seven implications as far as the multi bourse? >> i don't know enough about them. not without any degree of confidence. with all of them, quantum mechanics is part of the story. if the quantum multi vs. truth and they will likely embrace it in the matter we have been discussing. but in terms of the other most diverse ideas, i am not sure what they have to say about that. >> in your may baubles world's come a we know after the big bang certain criteria had to be met or the universe would have blown apart. in the other world do they have to follow our laws to succeed lowered to some of them die or how does that work? >> one of the depressions to have faced over the last 20 years is exactly what you are asking. we have measured features of the universe, and dume -- members and the strength of a gravitational force and what we have found is we understand the numerical values the experiments are revealing but we cannot explain why they have been found. you may say should we care if it is heavier or lighter m

. >> so you mentioned some of the other potential quantum gravity unifications. >> yes. >> do any of them have the implications as far as the multiverse goes? >> you know, t a good question. i don't know enough about them, i have to say, to answer that with any degree of confidence. in all of them, quantum mechanics is part of the story. so if quantum multiverse is true, then i think all of them will likely embrace it in the manner that we've been discussing. so from that perspective, yes. in terms of the other multiverse ideas that we've discussed here today, i'm actually not sure what they have to say ant it. >> question over here. >> in your many-bubbled world -- [laughter] >> yes. >> we know that after the big bang certain specific criteria had to be met or the universe would have flown apart. >> yes. >> so in the other worlds, did they have to follow our laws in order to succeed, or did some of them die or how does that work? >> yes. so one of the deep questions that we have faced over the last 15, 20 years is aligned with exactly what you're asking. we've measured certain featu

. >> it does remind you, as our guest said earlier, the unification of americans rallying around something as we did for our nation when the 9/11 attacks happened and now this. so we've been using that word closure and that's a hard word i'm sure for families to hear, but for the rest of it, it does feel like this chapter -- we can move forward perhaps. so we'll have many guest this is morning talking about that very thing and what we should be looking out for now. >>> dave ross was at the white house last night and he said that was perhaps the biggest part of it, was forget about political affiliation or anything else, last night everybody was one. and he said that's what was so resounding about what was happening. >>> switching attention now to weather. >> yes. some rain showers moving there through the area this morning. moving through the area as we speak and moving into the district and points eastward. let's take a look at the satellite radar composite we can show you across the area we're seeing rain showers moving at a pretty good clip now. moving out across the chesapeake bay into

caller: i would like all 50 governors to come to some unification or get all the drivers licenses --her use the social security number, which i disagree with, or use the florida system. the last two numbers and your year.eirth host: the point is that you want to use these four wr work. caller: it would make everything uniform. illegal aliens should have to go through the i.n.s. ports of entry. if they do not, they should not be able to be granted when they have children in america -- are immediately granted citizenship. host: thank you. we will be talking about another supreme court decision on california prisons and with our next guests. our second guest at the table this morning will be senator from wyoming, vice chairman of the conference in the senate, senator john barrasso. we will be talking about republican priorities with him. as we go to a break, a reminder that we will be talking about world war ii as we enter this memorial day weekend. we'll be live from the world war ii memorial in washington, d.c. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> the c-span video library makes it easy to fa