[applause] >> usa usa. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> amazing. awesome. and better than that.lause] >> and a couple things that need to be known about that boat -- the fastest ever be in the america's cup. how fast? 50 miles per hour. fantastic. i would love to take my son on that. it looks really fun. after all this time, you would think you would be burned out and want to go home and go to bed, but now it's time to mount your defense again. ladies and gentlemen, larry ellison. [applause] [applause] >> well, i guess the last time i was next to this trophy -- in regards to the changing hands in valencia, i made a very short speech in valencia. it was simply, thank you, valencia. that was the 33rd america's cup. it was an extraordinary event. it was a match between two teams. it was the best two out of three. we were very fortunate to have a wonderful piece of technology, created by a brilliant engineering team, a brilliant team of people, and a fabulous group of sailors. we were able to claim this trophy. now it is my chance to say thank you, san francisco. [applause] [applaus

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here they actually said he was a member of the communist party usa. so i started looking at some different biographers, john edgar tidwell who's a preeminent biographer in frank marshall davis. and another davis biographer. most of these guys are on the left. a massachusetts professor, harvard ph.d. he said davis was almost certainly a party member. i read john edgar tidwell's book he's a university of kansas professor and that book tidwell actually said davis actually joined the communist party and produces a letter that he dates around 1943 where davis says in his own writing that he joined the communist party. okay. finally after looking at all of those different things, not long before the book went to press, i found -- i got davis' actual fbi file which was declassified through a foia request by a fellow researcher. but 600 pages long and as soon as you start reading frank marshall davis' fbi file you can see very clearly it takes maybe a half hour of reading to see that the guy was a communist. very, very, very clear and in the appendix of the b

the british surprisingly given the so-called special relationship of trust between britain and the usa and the swedish press has been and swedish public intellectuals have been less vocal in defending we could leaks than many people and many papers in britain so i think he's he's safer there why do you think that the media has been reluctant to. print the openly cover on wiki leaks or cover it in a way that looks like the sun shines a fair chance there's been a a lot of coverage of wiki leaks and asuncion sweeting but he doesn't have that. many high profile champions it's partly because allegations of sexual misconduct weighs so heavily here that it is a country where feminist ideals that i may be stronger than anywhere else on earth and one wishes that that no one would be judge jenny in a case and until they've been tried but there's so there's some hesitation to come to his defense on those grounds and then so much of i really i mean sweden is owned by a few conservative leaning media houses particularly bone years a media group that's right leaning and has has every interest in. in

. >>> a new state hasn't joined the usa since our grandparents were kids. it was a very big deal when hawaii came on board in 1959. will we see history like that made again in our own lifetime? nicole has the story. >> christopher columbus discovered it on his second voyage to the new world. spain claimed the land and named it puerto rico, meaning rich port. the spanish influence can be seen in the architecture and in the language spoken here. but the people of puerto rico have been u.s. citizens since 1917, even though it is not a state. >> puerto rico is a territory of the united states. we are american citizens by birth, yet we cannot vote for the president and do not have a full congressional delegation. >> they do have pedro pierluisi, the resident commissioner for puerto rico. he's elected to represent the territory in the u.s. house of representatives. and he has an office in the longworth house office building, which is right across the street from the u.s. capitol. while commissioner pierluisi cannot vote on final passage of bills, he can work behi

host: jim michaels from "usa today" joining us. usatoday.com -- we can look at some of the images they brought us in this morning's paper. let's go to franklin, tennessee, where james is on the line. our question for you -- is egypt headed toward democracy? caller: i sure hope so. i believe that is all they really want. they want equality. as much as we want in the united states. we are in about as bad a shape as they are and i understand people complaining about. they have been oppressed for years. they are hungry. the same thing is going to happen here with the stock market thing with our food. the stock market has been control over our food and food prices will start going up so you will see people here. they kept us entertained. that is how they controlled us. equality in this country is bottom-line, to say the least. and i hope we pull together as a people and love each other. pull out of the bickering. we will have to pull together to beat this. host: richmond, virginia. eric, independent line. caller: good morning. i just fe

apprentice state some would say vassal state of the usa. that you can watch the full interview with dr brian palmer in about twenty five minutes here up to. now egypt's new cabinet is increasing pay and pensions for public sector workers in attempt to quell two weeks of unrest but protesters are still refusing to back down until hosni mubarak quits the country's vice president who is leading talk to create a new government has been courted by the u.s. with washington considered a question the mediator was all to reports. it's important to support the transition process announced by the egyptian government actually headed by now vice president. omar suleiman hardly the words of a neutral burka and worse far removed from the people heard ministration claims to be listening to you just don't have it just against him because he is just in boston water government just in that whole game digits and people have already had three military leaders we want to know more military only civilian leaders now. dr meg heads up a human rights organization th

apprentice state some would say vassal state of the usa. and we've got to have full interview with dr brian palmer next hour right here on r.t. . as well as in egypt enter a third week thousands of demonstrators are keeping up the pressure on president hosni mubarak to step down caro's main square has seen a massive and but crowds are being pushed back by the army to get traffic moving banks and some businesses are now reopening and schools remain closed and the night curfew is still in force president mubarak has ordered a reform committee to be set up with the task of changing the constitution meanwhile the country's vice president is being courted by the u.s. to replace mubarak because r.t.s. problems fear reports washington is considered a questionable mediator in egypt itself it's important to support the transition process announced by the egyptian government actually headed by now vice president. omar suleiman hardly the words of a neutral broker and worse far removed from the people who had ministration chains to be listening to. ta

produce state some would say vassal state of the usa. and will have voted your view for you in full was dr brian palmer next hour here on our cheek. as anti-government protests in egypt enter a third week president hosni mubarak has taken steps to reform the constitution in an attempt to diffuse public anger but thousands of demonstrators remain in cairo's main square keeping up the pressure on the president to resign or just pull slayer has the latest from the capital what we've now into the third week of and mubarak demonstrations and the numbers on the street just keep growing of his square still remaining the focal point here in downtown cairo hundreds of thousands of people on the streets as we speak and also the city of alexandria with who off the course of the day tens of thousands of people have been coming to protest the swell started at around midday when government buildings close in the last day also people have received this salaries and just yesterday monday the government announced that it would be giving a fifteen percent

we went to the great symbols of the usa in search of made in america. the lincoln memorial.ok at what they have. magnets. with the washington monument. made in china. a bell. made in china. toothpick holder. made in china. the jefferson memorial. a replica of the memorial itself. let's take a look. oh, no. even the american flag pins. made in china. we spent about 400 bucks on souvenirs all over town. not a single one of them made in america. not even my supreme court gavel key chain. the lincoln memorial does sell some made in the usa stuff, but they explained to us, it comes down to dollars and cents. case in point, the hats. all right, two hats, made in america, made in china. what are the prices. >> $19.95 and $10.95. >> reporter: this is almost half the price, but made in china. >> yes. >> reporter: the spoons here used to be made in america. but a couple of years ago, the manufacturer moved to mexico. so, if you wanted to get more of these, could you? >> no. not made here. >> reporter: there is one place we found where virtually everything sold is made in america. the

apprentice state some would say vassal state of the usa. but you can watch the full interview with dr brian palmer in twenty minutes time. well also ahead here naughty and not so neutral switzerland or done better than in any other european country pretty swiss i wonder if it's time to finally say that well towards. one specially farmed animals like rabbits making their contribution towards the treatment of diabetes and cancer. egypt's new cabinet is increasing pay and pensions for public sector workers in an attempt to quell two weeks of unrest are protesters are still refusing to back down until president hosni mubarak quits while the country's vice president who is leading talks to create a new government has been courted by the u.s. with washington considered a questionable mediator he's put to sleep reports. it's important to support the transition process announced by the egyptian government actually headed by now vice president. omar so i'm on hardly the words of a neutral burka and worse far removed from the people who had ministrat

apprentice state some would say vassal state of the usa. and we've got that full interview with dr brian palmer in a little over twenty minutes for you now also coming off we've got more stories ahead including questioning switzerland's neutrality and more going capita than any other european country many swiss are wondering if it's time to finally lay down their weapons that's on shortly. was the century since the birth of ronald reagan we look at his legacy and the gross change in picture being painted by i think the west media. but first as protests in egypt enter a third week thousands of demonstrators are keeping up the pressure on president hosni mubarak to step down caro's main square has been the scene has seen i should say amounts to the crowds are being pushed back by the army to get traffic moving banks and some businesses are now reopening but schools remain closed and the night curfew is still in force president mubarak has ordered a reform committee to be set up with the task of changing the constitution meanwhile the country'

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[cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! >> mercy. [cheers and applause] all right.ghter] >> [inaudible] >> boo! [inaudible conversations] >> the usual, spirited exercise. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you very much for all your great effort. it's always great to come back to cpac because there's so many folks that are absolutely devoted to the nation, patriotism, to the united states and all of our values, and it is just a very special privilege to be asked by dave to come back and join all of you today. and this is a special occasion for me, too, because don rumsfeld has had a huge impact in my life. i love to -- [cheers and applause] tell the story about how i showed up in washington in 1968. i was 27 years old, a struggling graduate student, and i came with a grant to study congress for a year. and don was part of the orientation program. he was then a junior member of the house from illinois. he spoke to the group. i was very impressed, and then i went and had an interview with him because you had to go negotiate your own office you were g

the usa 17 arrival will symbolize the beginning of preparations for the america's cup. the yacht won the america's cup for larry ellison last year. it allowed ellison to choose san francisco to host the 2013 america's cup. >>> wild fires rushed through homes. >>> the local crops lost to cold temperatures and why farmers say the weather is also effecting their future plan. >>> good morning, traffic in marin county looks good as you head south on highway 101 we'll tell you more about the morning commute straight ahead. >>> good morning, few clouds mean slightly warmer lows. mid and upper 30s. we'll have sunshine. partly sunny and cloudies. highs today 50s to 60s. >>> an entire town in texas has been ordered to evacuate as wild fires threaten hundreds of homes. 650 people live in madadore. firefighter says high wednesday are making -- high winds are making it difficult to contain that fire. 20 homes have been destroyed. >>> texas prosecutors say they plan to file a charge where a fire killed four children. jessica tata will be charged with reckless injury to a child. inves

. >> los votantes de alameda acudirán para ver si aumentan los prpropuestos para la skoos usa.an los directorios conocido como páginas amarillas >> estamos en el mes de febrero hace frío en la región, les tengo los detalles al regresar. -- guillermo quiroz >> nos están tocando en el área de la bahía. se espera una de las noches más frías hay que estar preparado. >> ¿quñ tal amigos? muy buenas taertdz en tardes y continúan las tormentas perfectamente bien definido toda la húmeumedad que recoge el mes genera la tormenta perfecta por allá cancelación de vuelos tanto en esos aeropuertos como si ustedes viajan de aquí para allá, tambié la cancelación de esos vuelos, tenga muchísimo cuidado, mantenerse informado de lo que ocurre en los aeropuertos aunque los cielos son despejado el frío se siente, continúa la corriendo trayendo el aire frío a la región por lo tanto, hay que abrigarse especialmente en las horas de la maana. las temperaturas entonces cercanas a los 47 grados amigos de san josñ ya a las 7 de la mañan estará haciendo frío y el panorama se mantiene estable. viento que con

tambien la usa para perder el foco. un vuelo a veces demasiado turbulento.stas yerbas es relajacion, evasion. alivio de dolor y aumento del apetito. pero con el tiempo: irritabilidad, insomnio, ansiedad, depresion... y hasta ideas suicidas. pero en el caso de estas yerbas, cuando empezamos a hablar de muerte? "todas las drogas tienen un efecto secundario, hasta las drogas que se usan para la depresion .... y el efecto secundario puede ser la muerte"..... ----la marihuana mata casi tres mil neuronas !!!! ----fausto malave, telemundo . take weather cam in plasma cu ---- se pronostica que el fin de semana tendremos nuevamente temperaturas record en la bahia .... vamos a saber a cuanto llegaran .... con nuestra meteorologa la bella ericka pino !!! roll open take pkg pronóstico meteorológico local san josé, ca condiciones actuales mayormente nublado 63f sensación: 63f barómetro: 30.3 pulg punto de condensación: 39 humedad: 42% visibilidad: 10 millas precip en últ hr: nd precip en últ 24 hrs: nd viento: 8 mph no salida del sol: 07:08 a.m. puesta del sol: 05:35 p.m

well belgium will face the czech republic in the other semifinal after facing the usa kim clijsters won the third singles match which made it rain hail for the house her opponent bethany matic sands did win the third set on a tie break but the australian open champion craves through the next two sets to seal victory for her country usa instead where with the way the insistence. in other news pole vault queen elaine isn't by is back in the headlines after being away from the sport for almost a year the two time olympic champion has taken the latest title at the russian winter event in moscow but missed out on another world record from across the death as more. since two thousand and three did at least in by his broken twenty seven world records i think her bolt of five meters six centimeters remains out of reach to any of her competitors however despite winning and number of events in russia a record breaking performance continues to elude her on home turf but you know it just it must get worse of course i wanted to break my record today especially here in the moscow but i will definitel

the trigger is a photograph in usa today. just like this photo it renders a 3 60-degree view on the field that you control by rotating the newspaper or the phone. august -- augments require a download which is free. they can be sponsored. and this thing with the spring and lens and batteries, we need to find a better name. with the next step in reality, richard hart, abc7 news. >> very interesting. >>> and temperatures in parts of the bay area climbed into the 80s. look at these people having some fun and sun at the beach today. and how about these beautiful shots of stowe lake shot by kathy cavey. >>> it is unanable, but i don't hear anyone complaining. >> yes, 70s and 80 usa cross the bay area. close to 24 records. new records were set the past few days, but things are starting to change in terms of the heat. last week we were in the 60s and a few low 70s. not this week. the offshore winds have stopped and the temperatures are cooling off. our high definition cam looking out to the bay heading out to the east bay. currently

usa 17 making its way under the golden gate bridge on that cargo ship. it's in pieces. you can't really see it right there because it's in pieces and it's in pieces because it's too big to sail by itself under the bridge. once it gets to its final stop, it will be stored at pier 80 until it's ready to be put on display. usa 17 won the cup last time. and it allowed ellison to hand pick the host for the america's cup. we wanted to show you it's coming in on that barge right there and we're flying over it with chopper 2. >>> refugees in that chaos this morning in libya is occupying our attention. thousands of foreigners and migrant workers trying to get out of that country to get away from the violence and the uncertainty there. ktvu scott mcfarland is live with how the u.s. is responding to this. >>> the press secretary meets today. thousands of protestors facing off and the reports of violence continue to grow in size and in scope there. u.s. leaders trying to lean on european leaders to impose some type of economic sanctions on libya to pressure gadhafi. some u.s. senat

his show on the usa network is called "white collar."ch is the same time and night as "the good wife." we may have a problem here. please say hello to matt bomer. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good to see you. welcome back. >> thanks. >> jimmy: how is everything? you've got some enthusiastic fans here. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. >> jimmy: how long ago was it since the last time you were here on the show? >> oh, god, i think it's about five years but you were the first to put me on a talk show. >> jimmy: oh thank me. >> i'm sure it was the mandate of some dictatorial network producer but i like to think it's because you liked me. >> jimmy: you were matthew. >> i was but in this economy i decided to downside. the only people who called me matthew was my parents when i was angry. people were calling me matthew and i was recoiling. >> jimmy: will you shorten your last name too. >> bo. >> jimmy: take a couple lers off every year. >> then i'll be in trouble. >> jimmy: the show is popular. it's exciting. >> we're happy. we have a

her name is laura clements, the 100,000th member of usa hockey in the and under category.k in your jersey today. tell me who you met today. do you remember? casey bellamy, right? >> yes. >> do you remember the other one? >> colleen. >> that's right. >> do you remember the last one? >> karen. >> stature, three olympians. was that fun? >> yeah. >> tell me what your favorite thing is about playing hockey. >> it is skating. >> yeah, you like to skate? why? >> because. skating is fun. >> really fun. you did a great job. can i get a high five? okay, lauren and a lot of other kids here skating today are benefiting from usa hockey's american development model. it is tailored for specific age groups to make sure that they get the most out of the sport they love. liam? >> all right, carolyn. thanks so much. a lot of people probably don't know this, but mike got your start in coaching women, colgate. >> first women's program at colgate. it was one of the best coaching experiences i had. these people actually listened. it wasn't like some of the men i had later on. it was fun. >> you

watch him on the season finale of "royal pains" thursday night at 9:00 on usa.henry winkler. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> jimmy: i'm happy to have you. and very exciting news, you're about to be honored by the queen of england. >> that is -- [ applause ] i got a letter that actually said, the queen graciously agrees, and i thought, well, this is it. my life is made. >> jimmy: you sure it wasn't queen latifah? >> that wouldn't be bad, either. she's pretty cute. but this is actually the queen babe of england. and -- >> jimmy: you're now not going to get honored by the queen of england. >> i've already gotten it. >> jimmy: you got it already? >> and she conferred on me the order of the british empire -- >> jimmy: that's good right? >> i'm one of four people outside of great britain in the world that has gotten it. >> jimmy: wow. that is fantastic. >> this year. this year. >> jimmy: this year. well, that's still pretty great. does that make you a knight or a wizard? >> i don't know. i don't know. but -- she g

as for the top spot, there was a dog on tie on top of the "usa today" rankings.ad seeing a pug being bribed by a chip only to get revenge on the guy doing the bribing. take a look at the world's strongest pug ever. this was consumer created. dorito's is well-known for letting their consumers make commercials. >> that was a great one. >> they made a great one. also hugely popular with viewers, the bud light dogs. the dogs were doing everything in this commercial. they were serving beer, they were opening the door. they were just all over this party. i like the dogs. check that out. that was a good one, too. bud light always comes up with great commercials. >> there were great chrysler ones, with eminem driving through detroit. ended up performing for a minute. >> a shoutout to his hometown. o >> and now, we'll talk about the game, of course, here's adnan virk over at espn news. >>> after so much anticipation, finally the big day had arrived. good morning. highlights now from super bowl xlv down in north texas, ben roethlisberger and the steelers facing aaron rodge

when you compete in a pageant, every pageant system is different, but for florida, usa, and the wholesa system, you have to go through an interview portion, swimsuit, onstage question, and eveningwear phase of the competition. it was an overall very, very fun experience, and making the top five my first time around made me feel great. i was building a three-window speedster for myself, and just seeing the amount of muscle cars i do, everybody keeps hounding me and hounding me now 'cause i always do a lot of street rods every year. but i'm supposed to be building a muscle car for myself. why aren't i building that? so i wound up with a good friend of mine who said, "hey, i've got a nova, and i want to build a speedster," so we wound up working out a deal and i wound up with a nova. and from there one thing led to another and now i'm building this nova. originally, i just bought the car for myself. it's the same year i was born, so there's attachment there. i was gonna hot-rod it, no question about it. i was gonna put a big block in it, you know, put a five-speed it in, was gonna chop i

but "usa today's" ed baig says it does much more than that. >> the real mission here is social. the idea that you can connect with people, make new friends, over the shows that both of you enjoy. so, you can see what other people are watching. and they can see what you're watching. >> and you can read ed's full review on usatoday.com. >>> well, it's getting harder and harder to keep up with the kardashians, as the famous for being fame outs family rakes in a reported $65 million. "the hollywood reporter" says that's how much the family made last year alone. it's from the reality show, blogs, twitter ads and fashion lines and other ventures. kim kardashian commands $100,000 for each and every personal appearance. and get this. every time she mentions a brand name on twitter, $25,000, just for typing the name. >> wow. unbelievable money. i'd like to talk with her about that in person. we'll see. >>> next on this friday morning, she appeared to have a stroke on live tv. now, this reporter talks for the first time about what she thought was happening to her. >>> and the champion wre

front page usa today, i was like, "whoa." and it wasn't just to create controversy for controversy's sake, it wasn't to create controversy for sales' sake. my whole thing is like, if i'm publicly seen to have a platform, if something bothers me that affects us as the masses or affects us as a people, it's my obligation and duty to use the medium that reaches out to the people to bring a certain point or issue that's tucked to the back up for discussion. and that's what we did. and a lot of people looked at rap music as being unable to do that. when you look back at your career with public enemy, are there other songs that stand out for you where you go, "we made a difference there, "we made a statement there, and i feel particularly good about that?" fight the power for do the right thing. spike lee made that happen. sat down with spike lee in soho. a simple discussion. spike says, "come up with an anthem." i went overseas, came back with an anthem. but spike lee made it happen by shooting two videos, a big one in bed-stuy, h

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usa today's ad group monitored.he bud light ad features a dog sitter who gets the canines to cater his party shared the top spot with the doritos ad with the pug, which by the way was created by consumers. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. >>> a google executive missing in egypt for ten days will be released from government custody tomorrow. at least that's what family members a daying tonight. ghoneim is head of google's marketing for the middle east and north africa. he is also thought to be the activist that created the facebook page that first called for the uprising. it's believed the egyptian government is holding him. his brother says egyptian authorities called this evening with news of the report there are reports he is being released at 6:00 a.m. our time tomorrow morning. that's the plan. >>> coming up nt at 11:00 -- >> i don't understand how bad things happen to such great people. >> she was killed in her own home in an upscale neighborhood in san francisco. we'll have the latest

but the train be a kind of maneuver to protect the faith of the usa by this decide on the outside. implications of it so i don't see inside. of it maybe man's best friend but for some people dogs are also a lifeline to the world when the eyes of one man's guide dog started to falter the owner spared no cost to keep his four legged friend on the road. about the government's not so quick to stump up the cash to train more of these vital animals . when alexei shiloh's guide dog began leading him astray he realized that rather than a visual aid this might be more of a case of the blind leading the blind the chip to the vet confirmed his worst suspicions. we find cataracts on the dog's eyes and how to take urgent measures. but as they say a dog is for life and despite the large cost of the operation let's say it was determined to find a solution. i don't like to think about how much it cost me i took extra work and saved my pension for surgery it was worth it. we had to stop the inflammation and then remove the islands from the dog severely damaged by the surgery was successful in the d

host: dennis cauchon of "usa today." pam from new york. we're talking about state budgets and the protests by employee unions. what would you like to add? caller: i support the people in wisconsin and i think this will definitely coming to new york state. of the problem is that we do not have investigative reporters anyone the report, these people are doing. here in my area we do have one. i would to give you a quick example of the largess that is going on. we just found out that for six months last year, the tab for bottled water for our legislators was $200,000. we recently discovered that six new beautiful suvs were purchased for supervisors of prisons to ride around in. eight huge budget deficit, one old building in downtown albany was rehabed it to the tune of $23 million, seven apartments treated, marble floors, everything else for circuit court judges who spent 66 days in albany. the citizenry has just had enough. the board of directors of our local school once a month as a catered dinner. we keep being asked to sacrifice but we nev