. >> reporter: the united network for organ sharing is launching a nationwide registry for potentialidney pairs. it could be in place as early as next year. >> great story. when we return, we'll get back to our top s ry with a look at ted kennedy's biggest challenges. >> from his divorce to his presidential run. >> we return to the life of >> we return to the life of senator ted kennedy. he ended his bid for the 1980 democratic presidential nomination with a stirring concession speech. >> many observers say it was considered the high point of his candidacy. not far off, though, were more mistakes and challenges. here's diane sawyer. >> it is time to put america back to work again. >> reporter: as the 1980s begin, senator kennedy is entering a decade of accomplishments, from voting rights to laws that protect the disabled. but in private his 24-year marriage was crumbling and ending in divorce. >> police in palm beach, florida police say the nephew of senator edward kennedy is the suspect in an alleged rape. >> kennedy had taken his son and nephew out drinking. after they left the bar

1984, the national organ transplant act spearheaded by then rep al gore was meant to become the united network sharing. when we talk about the list, that's the agency that has a contract with the government to monitor the list. they send out people to hospital and ask people to donate at their loved ones' deaths. they have an algorithm for distributing kidneys witches -- you have to match biologically, but it is basically a first come-first serve. that is not true for livers. that is determined in terms of who is sickest. that's all it was supposed to do. but, in the fall of 1983, as hearings -- there were several hearings, in the course of deliberations, but there was an internist, i think he lost his license in northern virginia at the time. he decided he was going to establish a company called international kidney exchange where he would do, above board, because there was a lot doing it, he would fly over poor people from other countries, pay them for their kidney and fly them home. the problem was, when they invited him to talk about this during one of the hearings, he emphasized the comme

the defensive the near of the entire network infrastructure of the united states is one person's been but one person thin, -- the defense of the entire network infrastructure of the united states is one person thin. we talk about automation in defense, but in the end, what has happened to cybersecurity is that it has ceased -- it has become a human capital issue, and we have completely missed the human capital part of it. it was said weeks ago that it was time to focus on the human capital side of this. >> well done. i m&a redskin fan born in texas, so i have an opinion on everything, and i am happy to be here with you today. we are in your debt for joining us for breakfast. you are the ones on the front line for this important challenge, so it is critical that we support you as best we can, thanks for joining us this morning. i am retired from the united states air force. i spent over 30 years there. and i entered this field in the late 1980's as a part of the recognition of the technologies that are emerging, which opportunities that our nation needed to understand and begin to see

a unit called the combat information cell at tyndall air force base in florida kept an eye on the popular social networking sites. the unit offered recommendations on damage control after the fly flyover. not all members of the military get to use twitter at work, mind you. the marine corps, computer network blocks users from accessing social media sites can expose information to adversaries. how do you feel about health care reform? a lot of people are pretty fired up about it and some of those who don't like it are making no secret of their displeasure coming up inside the town hall showdowns. plus, forget about that cash for clunkers program refridge, we'll explain next. with my cousin. this is un-- under $200. are you some kind of-- mind reader, visionary ? no, i have them. huh. the new lightweight hp mini netbook with windows and america's largest and most-reliable 3g network built in. only 199.99 with mobile broadband plans from 39.99 i am-- speechless, envious. wanna be me right now. getting one. are more than words here. it's personal. i have diabetes. rodney's kid too. so we're so proud to manufac

networks. you with unite and lead. who could do this? anybody? give me a couple names? >> well that, is a great question. and i wish i had a ready answer for you. it's interesting that one of the people who might have stepped most clearly and closely and comfortably into that role was somebody that president obama picked to be his running mate, joe biden. joe biden is well liked in the senate koshgs cross the aisle. my concern as i watch it as a citizen an not just a journalist is the senate used to be the place where bipartisanship was not only possible but favored. it was the way did you things. it's the way you wanted to do things. it was for the good of the country to come together in the end after a tough debate and make a deal. i don't see that ethic alive in the senate anymore. and ted kennedy was very embodiment of it. right off the top of my head, i don't see any one person who can step into that role. i just don't. >> let me -- mayor, your thoughts on that? you were the top legislator in california for all those years. i worked with liberals for so many years.

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i'm still pinching myself from election night when the networks declared barack obama to be president of the unitedtes. now, given the fact that that has happened, that does not mean that we can now declare that the war is over. that the victory is won. and we cannot now take off these war torn garments and stick our swords in the sand of time and say free at last, free at last. we have just elected him. what comes after an election is governance and leadership. not just at home but abroaoa where he is now trying to deal with the issues of the middle east. but i think he is ready. he is able and i think he has given the kind of leadership that he promised us. tavis: you made a reference a moment ago to the praise the victory has been won. that comes straight out of the black church. the same thing i saw when i saw this book title. "make it plain." i like it. why did you choose it? >> i heard it all my life. i grew up in st. paul african church in atlanta. i can hear the the preacher reached a crescendo of preacher, make it plain. the most famous voice for this was king when martin would be in the p

now en route to los angeles, where the two women, who are affiliated with the current tv network, will be e unitedmilies. they're headed to los angeles. current, of course, run by that man's vice president, al gore, and president clinton will what is being roundly described as mission accomplished in the ultimate sense of the word, having done that and perhaps having re-established some relationship between this country and north korea at a critical time in the history of both. >>> the current president of the united states is today 48 years old and according to the birthers, he's also an australian man named david jeffrey bobford. >>> and the implosion of lou dobbs, defending birthers and democratic blue dogs and siding with michelle malkin. a tripleheader. >>> and when rachel joins you at the top of the hour, one of the survivors of the anti-health care protest, congressman lloyd doggett, and white house plans to try to it turn those stunts against the gop. what is...? that's the guidance you get from fidelity. thanks. stay on the line! whatever your destination, fidelity has the people, guidanc

united states. so that is why our -- our homeland security network must be built to leverage force multipliers. the cooperation of our international allies, the full powers of the united states federal government, the vigilance of the police on the beat, and the untapped resources of millions of our own citizens. later today, i'll assess progress at ground zero, a special place for our country, and a poignant one for the departments of hoped security, which was created as a response to the 9/11 attacks. last friday, i met with governor tom kean, congressman lee hamilton, and former homeland security secretary tom ridge, and others, to discuss progress made in the five years since release of the 9/11 commission report. there were write to note our achievements and progress to a safe homeland does not belong to one political party but a lot changeds in the past six months since i became just the third secretary of homeland security after my distinguished predecessors tom ridge and michael chertoff. so, let me give you a sense, today, of how i see the threat environment that we are in, talk about w

today, aspiring women politicians in kuwait, saudi arabia, oman, and the united arab emirates have this lightspeed network of mobile phone calls, e-mails, text messages. they are constantly in touch with one another relating antidotes, incidents, bucking each other up when the chips are down. so it seems to me that there is something fundamental that has changed with respect to the position of liberals in the middle east today. and finally, these liberal leading people are being followed as josh points out in his book by a rising generation of mobilize and increasingly vocal, young liberal activists. so in some manner these liberals have indeed become role models and they are being emulated. i think it's worth asking ourselves what the characteristics are of these activists that make them persuasive advocate for liberal ideas in their local context and that makes them effective at creating real change in their own societies. in reading through josh's seven profiles, the one thing that came through very clearly to me is that these individuals are patriots. they love their countries and they have a sense of

united states. finally, the martino sanchez indictment alleges martinez sanchez is the leader of an international narcotics trafficking networkrts multiple tons of cocaine into the united states from mexico for california and texas and transports across the country to cities such as new york, los angeles and chicago. in addition martinez sanchez also allegedly acts as an importer, transport and distributor of cocaine from members of the war as cartel and federation. from september 1999 to january, 2003 law enforcement authorities in new york chicago and texas seized approximately 7600 kilograms of the organization's cocaine. as you know indictment is how a criminal case is begun and all defendants are charged in indictment and pursued innocent until proven guilty but today's indictments we are announcing are the result of a significant national and international cooperative effort quite simply we couldn't have brought these charges were up about hard work and dedication of numerous law enforcement colleagues in the dea, i.c.e., new york city police department, narcotics section of the criminal division and several u.s. attorn

. >> in the united states, we are looking at approximately 250,000 businesses, they are involved with barter networksare doing about 11 billion dollars a year in business transactions. >> and, i've got a lot of these web sites listed on my twitter page, too long to get to in the report go to twitter.com/laura ingle for more, back to you. >> jamie: thank you so much. >> rick: gambling is a big issue in one new york town, but we're not talk about high rollers. the town of balled winsville put a stop to low stakes gambling in kentwood senior center, twafrn crime the issue, the seniors were forced to end the 50 cent bridge gace and pinochle games and the mayor, joining us live on the phone and why do you have to get involved with this, mayor? >> it is unfortunate i had to. really, it is -- stem from the center itself, we had two groups of card players and one playing for money and one not playing for money and they, i guess, couldn't agree on the time and place to -- i guess to play cards and complain was lodged with our director, senior center, and being a new employee and understanding how sensitive th

but cable tv way very strong which is well for that one unit of the aforesaid apparent company of the network but it does point you to interesting direction where you would want to trade. i think the weakness of myspace which was a huge write-off and their inability to be on the internet is quite good for something like google and it will be good if facebook ever has an ito. i use it into an interesting read into other sectors. i'm not interested in trading with the lows that i am not entirely sure of. >> the headline had. struck me, news korp is planning to charge online for all news sites which seem very telling, that they can't make money by selling as. >> they've been the only one with the "wall street journal" to make money charging for content onloin which does suggest someone can do that do have this and profit from it. and they clearly have. >> thanks for being with us. he ran off with his secretary! she's 23 years old! - oh, come on. - enough! you get half. and you get half. ( chirp ) team three, boathouse? ( chirp ) oh yeah. his and hers. - ( crowd gasps ) - ( chirp ) van gogh? ( ch

tennis integrity units or tiu -- sounds like a prime time network. warning players about using twitter, tournament officials say they want to protect the integrity of play and avoid players giving out any inside information, avoiding outside influences. andy roddick doesn't like it. he says he has no problem with the court being a tweetless area, but if he wants to put his thoughts on twitter on his own time, so what? >>> chad ochocinco went r rate or worse, wearing an orange chinstrap. the cincinnati bengals player twe tweets, this is some blank. >> ochocinco before it was legally ochocinco? >> exactly. he goes on to say he's going to sue the nfl for discrimination because he's color blind. doesn't matter if you're orange or white, michael jackson song. >>> too much practice? michigan football players told the detroit free press and head coach violated ncaa rules that limit practice time, even though they had to sign documents that say everything was within the rules. the coach and the director denied the allegations. >>> here is something you don't

united states. finally, the third indictment -- the last indictment charges of trafficking network that imports multiple tons of cocaine in to united states from mexico through california to texas, and transports its across the country to cities such as los angeles, new york, and chicago. in addition, he also acts as an importer and other functions for the other cartels. law enforcement authorities in new york, chicago, and texas seized approximately 76 and kilograms of the organization's cocaine. now, as you all know, an indictment is simply not a criminal case is begun. all are innocent until proven guilty. this debate is a result of the serious international and national cooperative effort. we could not a brought these charges without the hard work and dedication of numerous people in the d.a., the new york city police department, the department justice criminal division, several offices around the country, the southern district of texas, the southern district of florida, and others, and we thank them all for their efforts, and i am proud of the district attorneys that were involved in these indictme

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network. what the united states and the international community want are two things.ff, elections that are widely perceived as being legitimate. doesn't matter who wins there. and the second thing is we have to make sure if hamid karzai does win, he's not going to use the postelection period to staff what he considers to be key ministries with cronies or people he's trying to reward because of the -- because of the election campaign. the reality is that we're trying to build up key ministries, certain key institutions of the afghan state, such as the army, such as the police. and that's going to be a lot more difficult if we're dealing with somebody lycra she'd dostan. >> you mentioned a couple of minutes ago. abdullah abdullah. the former foreign minister, the man who was a member of the alliance before the war, he's turned into a surprise candidate, surprising strength, at least, in the last few weeks. if he were to win the presidency over karzai, how would things change there in the relationship between afghanistan and the united states? >> well, it's difficult to

united stes and beyond. we're joined by a man who followed the american/japanese relaonship closely. kenji kono is a washington bure chief at the japanese television network nhk and he joinus from washington. hello to you. let me start by asking you, the incoming prime minister go his ctorate inngineering at stanford university. so he obviouslynows a lot somethg about the united states. is there going tobe a ske-up of the stus quo when it comes to american/japase relations? >> i thk there will be i the end. you expectome kind of new dynamism betwn the two countries. but i don't think it will come ry soon. rst of all, the united stas andlso this new government th called the u.s./japan alliance the cornerstone for st asian peace d security. t the new democratic party in japan wted to have -called equal standing, equal relions. andhis phrase kind of pzzled the u.s. sie. and the democrac parties also want to have a review of certain u.s./jan military agreements. and this also makes some causes some troublemok the u.s.apanese exports. what doou think is behind hatoya in, a's plan to putn end to the refuellingf u.s. ship, supporting the war effort in afghanisn?

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united states. that is why our homeland security network should be built to leverage multipliers. he cooperation of our international allies with the full powers of the united states federal government, the diligence of the police on the beat, and the untapped resources of millions of our own citizens. today, i will assess progress at ground zero, a special place for our country, and a poignant one for the department of homeland security that was treated as a response to the 9/11 attacks. we met with congressman lee hamilton, tom ridge, and others to discuss the progress made in the five years since the release of the 9/11 commission report. they were right to know our achievements. progress to a secured homeland does not belong to one political party. much has changed in the past six months as i became the third secretary of homeland security after my distinguished predecessors. let me give you a sense of how i see the threat environment that we are in, talk about what we're doing to counter that threat, and the four response areas i just identified. what does the world we face lo

network for great effect. >> so steve, connect the dots here now between him and the united states.in what way would he be considered a threat to u.s. interests. and also how closely tied was he to al qaeda. >> he clearly collaborated with elements of al qaeda in the period after their retreat from afghanistan across the border after 2001. >> may i just interrupt. was he involved, for instance, did this group shelter al qaeda leaders. >> they are accused of that by the government of the united states that why he had a $5 million reward on his head in addition to the%cx & reward by the pakistani government it was for his collaboration with al qaeda. he also facilitated tactics against american soldiers across-the-board never afghanistan and he targeted western facilities in pakistan and by seeking to destabilize pakistan he was judged by the united states government to be working against american interests for all those reasons he was seen as an enemy of the united states. but his collaborations with al qaeda i think the ambassador said it well, were peculiar to his region and to the

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network and pay taxes. that would be an enormous benefit to the united kingdom. the thing that really upsets me about this from bits is the -- from this from bits, why don't you embrace it now? you would understand i just policy or a popular policy. >> why are they trying to stop gurkhas from coming here? because i fail to spot some any less deserving people from coming here and staying here. there been on long list of failures on immigration policy that had driven the minister to his present position. >> the home secretary made some concessions. there would be a review of outstanding individual gu rkha cases. despite all that, the government lost. >> 267th ayes, nows, 246. >> order. the ayes to the right, 267. the ayes have it. >> a government defeat by a 41 bus. the results were not binding but it represented the quarter brown's first major defeat. he met ms. longley that there had been a change at all. he went to the commons to announce that all gurkhas that served for more than four years could apply to settle in britain. in mid june, for granting to the comm

it connects it with time and pattern and they were using social networks in the united states to recruit people. i thought it was very insightful. and the prospects of his summary that it's hyperlinked. it is available. >> i'm sorry why is there the differentuation or distinctions between association with the milita but not the government. if they are associated with the military don't they have the support of the government? >> the operations were timed in such a ways to be coordinated with the military offenses against georgia. and thereforehere's no sign of it being coordinated by the vernment. and the military command and these hacker were doing this this -- i would suggest, because i'm summarizing the newspaper accounts of what i read. i havej't read the hole summary yet. but the unclassified executive summary is available at the two web sites richard and i have given you which talks about this. it givesou a lot of food for thought. as to the way to use cyber warfare. but also sop of the social networks, if you like, of the russian military, the hackers and oanized crime. >> e-mail

announcer) "switch to the nations fastest 3g network" "and get the at&t laptopconnect card for free". >>> three americans have been detained in iran. the united states government is now working to get them released. officials say the two men and one woman mistakenly crossed into iranian territory while they were hiking near a resort town along the iraq border. they started out in turkey, then moved to iran. there was another man with them there but stayed behind at the campsite. he's reportedly been turned over to u.s. embassy officials fishlfishl. >>> there is no break from the health care debate. things are heating up as congress heads home to tell its constituents why health reform will make their lives better or worse depending. >>> i'm joined live from washington by democratic congressman jerry conley of virginia. he's a member of the house budget committee. good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> this week r"roll call" said you seem to have succeeded in bringing republicans to the health care debate. >> our is a more complicated message we're dealing with, a multi facetted part of the american economy that is very complex and huge

they have the president of the united states on their side, and what they will do is take a very coordinated effort through social networkingr, the bully pulpit of the president, will have his whole entire cabinet spread across the nation talking about health care. the same kinds of sebelius, specter events that we saw in philadelphia a few days ago, look for that. they are blanketing the airways and blanketing town hall meetings and that's in coordination with what the democrats are doing. they have been issued talking-point cards about how much more legislation and how many people will be covered and how much money it will save. they will send those kind of notes out across the nation to law makers and their constituents as they move forward here. it's very coordinated. and as you watch this kind of happen, the most interesting thing i think is going to be the democrat response to all these protesters. and what chris van hollen who oversees the election of house democrats is saying, we're not going to do anything. we're not going to inflame these folks. because we believe it will boomerang back on the republican party and

controls six television channels, two national radio networks and more than 800 smaller radio and tv stations all across the country. meanwhile, in the unitedtes, the obama administration has appointed mark lloyd as the new chief "diversity officer" for the federal communications commission. lloyd is best known for authoring a book in which he suggested forcing private broadcasters to subsidize their public competition. he held a similar position in a report he co-authored for the liberal think tank. he wants commercial radio stations that aren't local or diverse enough to pay penalty. and those fees would total $250 million. how he arrives at what that would amount to is unclear, but that money, should it reach $250 million would then go to public broadcasters. well, i'll have a few thoughts about that and other issues. join me on the radio monday through fridays for "the lou dobbs show" on wor 710 radio in new york, go to loudobbs.com for the local listings in your area. and subscribe to our daily pod cast. on today's broadcast, author brian jennings weighed in on what the president's diversities are could mean to the future of free speec

defendants shipped multi ton quantities of narcotics into the united states to various established smuggling corridors and then, through a network of affiliated distributors, dispersed these drugs into cities and neighborhoods around the country. the defendants whose indictments were announced today include alleged leaders of the sinaloa cartel. the indictment unsealed today outlined nearly two decades of criminal activity by these cartels and their leaders here in the united states, as well as mexico and other countries. these cartels are not abstract organizations operating in far off places. they are up multibillion-dollar networks funneling drugs onto our streets. what invariably follows these drugs is more crimes and more violence in our communities. the audacity of the cartel's operations is matched only by their sophistication and by their reach. today, because of the dedicated work of our dea and ice agents, the diligence of our prosecutors in chicago in brooklyn, and the support of our courageous law enforcement partners in mexico, we are able to charge leaders and members of these insidious cartels for their heinous cr

defendants shipped multiton quantity of narcotics into the united states through various established smuggling corridors and then through a networkibutors, disbursed the drugs into cities and neighborhoods around the country. >> cnn.com explains how the violence is impacting u.s. communities, and our josh levs have been looking in to that. josh? >> this is one of the most impressive spreads on cnn.com of any topic at all. let's zoom right in. because i want to show you some of the features to show why people will be affected by it so much. obviously a lot of video. if you click over here, "key cartel players." we trace you through who some of the figures are, you can learn the status, what's happened to them. you can search on last name or if you click down here, you can skip ahead to someone and it will tell you who is part of which organization, which cartel, all right here, cnn.com. now, as we were mentioning, a lot of video. we also have maps that show you where some of the cartels are in mexico. but one of the most striking things is right here, this map of the united states. let's zoom right in to this. everywhere that you

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sort of like staying within a network doctor if you have private insurance here in the united states.ent to detroit and had an angioplasty done. the bill was $38,000. it was paid in full by the ministry of health in ontario. canada sees this approach as better than spending the money to build additional facilities in canada in order to meet the demand for care. critics of national health care systems like canada's are quick to point out the system is not working if they have to send their patients to the united states. so it gets more and more complicated, doesn't it? here's the question. what does it mean that canadians are crossing the border to get health care here in the u.s.? go to cnn.com/caffertyfile and post a comment on my blog. >> one clarification. emergency stuff they take care of right now in canada. but if it's an elected procedure, then you can hear for sometimes quite awhile. >> angioplasty isn't elective. >> it depend on what your cardiologist says. i would finishing you need an angioplast eyou would need to get it pretty soon. >> a florida college student accused, tr

documentary unit here at fox, putting together detailed hour-long programs on single issues, or historical figures. but we have noticed lately other documentary productions on other networksm to be cutting a lot of corners. >> >> and now pbs presents looking for lincoln. there he is. ♪ bret: and that's "special report" for this time. the only place g

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networks all over the country. of course, she campaigned in a big way for her elder brother, president kennedy, during that successful 1960 campaign. she is the only woman in the history of the unitedates to have her portrait appear during her lifetime on the united states coin. that was the 1995 commemorative special olympics silver dollar. eunice kennedy shriver, the mother of maria shriver, who is the wife of the california governor arnold schwarzenegger, apparently gravely ill at the hospital in cape cod, massachusetts, at the age of 88. updates on her condition here on fox news throughout the day. back with us once again to discuss the continuing discussion of the murder-for-hire plot in florida. the family law attorney who's representing the husband in this case is with us. the allegation is, sir, that there was another man and that she had told the other man that she wanted to kill the husband. why? why did she want him dead? >> we're learning -- we don't know. that's what we need to find out. there's a lot of unanswered questions in this case. my client's been in a state of shock. he had no idea about a man before this. he obviously had no idea his wife was plotting to kill